New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05
XXXIID CONGRESS. ..... SEcosD S,suo

SENATE. ..FaIDAY, March I 1883.
Conclusion Of Thursdays Proceedings.
Messrs. BRODHEAD, BADGER, and UsDER-
WOOD opposed the Homesteai bill
At 3! o'clock the Indian Appropriation bill
was returned from the Hous, The Senate insisted ON is
smendneals and Asked a COMMITTEES Of Conference
Mr.. BADGER moved 70 lay the Indian Land
Bill on tie table JOst-Yeas IS Nays y
Mr. Dodge reported the resolution giving the
usual extra allowance to the clerks &c Of the
Senate End the reporters Of The UHn and Globe which
agreed 10.
AT halfpast three, Mr.. HUsrER. from the
Committee of Conference on he Civil and Diplomatic Bin
reported the two Committees could not Axree.
The Insane Land bill was laid on the table.
Mr.. DAyI. moved a resolution giving the
thanks of the Senate Hon d. R. Atehison for IA
which he had discharged the dunes Of President Of
the Senate. Adopted
Mr.. BosLASD offered resolution giving the
psy Of Vice President to Mr.. King while Presdaat pro
tenpofe OF the Senate Adopted
A large number Of oils were passed
At nearly FIVE O'Clock, Mr. GwN, from
the Committee Of Conference o. the Naval ApPro
prAron BIN reported th4; the Conference Committee had
been unable lie moved hat the Senate recsde
from q LARGE number Of amendments among them tho
ones restoring the estimates and one pIoydins for
rsSryaniaaton Of the Nav, which VA asTeesto
The Senate then insisted on the other amend
msnts and ssed for COMMITTEES OF Conference
Several other private bills were passed
Az six o'clock Mr.. Douglas moved 20 take up
the bill providing Territorial Government Tor NeeFaski
Mr. RISK opposed taking up that bill
Mr.. SEBASTIAN from the Committee Of Cen
ference on Indian Atars reported that the Committees Of
the Houses lad been unable 70 agree he pointed out
sewers. Of he AnenGeut which be urged that the Senate
rec.e fn and the Senate did Il thsn insisted The
Others and Asked rev COMMITTEES OF ConleSnee
Mr. ArcHIsos addressed the Senate for near
IL AZ hozI IN Ct taxing aP the Ns5rAsla Territorial
Mr.. Housros replied, and opposed that bill
AT half past :, Mr.. GwIS made report from
the second Committee Of Conferences SGyL bill /.
was adopted, without being read
-Four o'el0ck-To this hour there was no.
quorum II any time present IN the Chamber, and
majority Of ,hcse present were worn cut with fatigue
and many others were sleeping
Mr. BELL followed in opposition 20 taxing I'D
tse NeksskA bill In the course Of bis recnks he called
ATTENTION 70 the tset tni wAale ts IratteE was
under eorsdsrtn there we're not more a n'seso sens
tors prz.ezt Hs eonrs1ee his speeoa I'll q 0eloc.
The action of the House on the Indian bill
wss confirmed and the senate took Ill 10 sslok
At 10 o'clock the House reassembled.
Mr.. Dou6Ias spoke some time in support Of
the sil, when he subject add on the table
AT III O'Clock the first Appropriation oil was
Orher bills we're signed in quick succession,
but thsir niles could not be head above Ne In and sOafa
A Message was received from the House an
,oup<,s The sppolnrrerr Of Ccnnfse. 70 vail tAe
PrsSen, I'D inform hin Of ss readiness Of Cosss 70 ID
Nessrs. HusrIR and BApeER were appointed
ccuuitt.s On n. Per. Of he Senate In ssw rnu.ss
The Csnnlftss returned sferias they bad Igsrnsd t
Sufy srped them and the PeGaenf ha< ssec be bad No
s--sAsr eouu rr,cssoc 70 male 20 ConErssl
Mr. ArcHIsos then pronounced the Senate
sS,osrssd siss 30, and vsexrsd The CAs;r
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
After the report vas closed thus morning,