New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

quscy Of BIZ salary forced 70 raise sld pei
de ak He would state - the SenA,or that Rhode
lssnd ris VS. prOftshle business, and theT slSey'
there killed the calves and coli the mix To. difsr
ence between bis STATE ar ether PISCES thft they
raised taeir calves ard havrg nothing else . do with
tAsf1. -eut them to Congress
hr BADGER supported the amendment.
hessrs. NAsOS ard GwrS continued the de-
bate
Mr. HUNTIR. from TIE Committee of Confer
euoe On the Deficiency III made report on the tsa-
gTeeing vots.
The only amendment which the Senate re-
ceGed from Of any public importance wss the one Ev
ing CaEornis $4,000 out OF duties collected there dur
irg the war
Mr.. WELLER asked for q separate vote on
concurring with that par, Of the report
The CHAIR decided the report would have 80
be adopted. or rejected As whole
The report was then concurred in.
The question required on the amendment TO
the Navy bill
Mr. WELLER said he desired to have a vote.
be could get one be would no, reply TO the Senator
who represented the most God forsaken part OF the
Union lLsughterl he desired - part with that Sen
aior kindly-when on tomorrow night that Seustor
woud take bis leave perhaps forever OF the Senate he
would regret dis farewell for although the Senstor OD
posed everything for the benefit OF California vet he
would leave many worse men behind. Laughter He
wsud ike 10 reply 20 the Senatcr but feared, If he did
co. be would provoke the Senstor into another speech
He hoped, however, the Senator would not do tonight
he dd lsst night occupy the early part otthe evenn
by speaking. and 90 home when the time for working
cane. He did wish 10 get the Senator up again.
be might be tempted TO show the SenSOr mistaken
in bis statement that they killed all the calves in Rhode
Island Loud laughter.
Mr.. CLARKE said that they were told in Holy
Writ the poor ye have always with you" The Senator
regretted thEthe Clarke leave the Senate BUT
the Senator remember that he wou have others
poor, not so humble he WIS .tin in the Senate
He fully r1cprocsted Ell the kind feelings expressed BY
TIE Senator lie mad been doomed % have lived all his lite
in Rhode Island and his body would be hoped, be laid
there after bis death He loved his State always and
loved her now Former he would sacrifice his lie in the
defence of her honor sni reputation
He had never de sefted his State never went abroad
70 seek fortune snd honors he could not get at home
In Rhode Island rested the bones of the frst officer of
the American Navy and the round.hafed little Quaker
who signed the Declaration of independence They
were bis ancestors and from them ne derived his unci
piles Of fidelity the interests snd Constitution Of tho
oeuntry He had never abandoned her 10 seek the
golden god lie had passed Joke with the Senator
from Indiana, and he did not know why the Senator
from California had taken up the glove
The question was taken, and the amendment
rejected Yeas - Nays 26.
Mr.. MALLORY, at : o'clock, moved to amend
n bill BY adding thereto the bill for reorgsnzat Of
the Navy, passed some time since by the senate He
urged the necessity for passing that bill
Mr.. HALE moved the amendment of several
sections TO establish Court for the investigation of
claims against the United States.
Mr.. Bradbury supported the proposition.
Mr.. PERTH called for the reading of the two
amendments, and though repeatedly requested to with
draw bis call for the reading. refused 10 do So
At 10 minutes TO 9 the reading of Mr.. NAL
LoRY's amendment was concluded
Mr.. GwN raised a point that Mr.. Hale's
amendment WAS not in order on thi. bill
The CHAIR said that irreleyancy was n good
cause why an amendment should be voted down II
not for which the Chair should rule Il out OF
order.
Mr.. GwIv appealed from the decision, but
after debate withdrew his appeal.
Mr.. BRIGHT, from the Committee Of Confer
ence On the Army Appropriation bill made report,
which partly read. Among the amendments from
which the Senate recedcd. several relating to
California the providing for emigrsnt route to
California and Oregon aud the one relating TO the
enaesthetic agent
Mr.. WELLER said he did not want TO hearany
more Of the report read Everything for his State
LEFT out He had heard enough to enable him TO form
his opinion Of the Committee of Conference
Mr.. SHIELDS said that he was on the Com
mitiee and be friend 10 California but they were
assured the bin would be lost II they persisted.
Mr. WELLER said that was the common re-
OF the House. when IL ought TO control the action of
theSenate II he were on a Committee Of Conference
and believed thing night, he would not yield lie
weud throw the responsibility on the House, with their
limited know ledge Of public aiairs 10 defeat the bill
The report was then cOncurred in
Mr. BROOKE desired Ia move To reconsider
the vote rejecting the basin and railway in California
At 10 minutes past Mr.. BRIGHr moved the
Senate adjourn
Lost. Yeas 26 NAYS 26.
Mr. Hale renewed the motion, and the Sen.
ate adjourned-Yeas 81, Nays 20.