New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
Afr HusrERs motion was lost.
n, HAnLIS moved TO take up the lnsi'se

4 Mr. HAnLIN moved 20 tanc Up INC
a Let Yeas 10, Nays 70. .auJ
Mr. DAVIS reporteda Joint resoilldeil :, 90
~ The 1st Of June next the time Tor con-, VIZ
6oy ,he rec,l alton o. steauOoats AZ casHs Sh-rs
i,srec,or shall think such extension az, SUI G 'Pc
- Also In cases where the metshc hle Doa,-, le
20 by the act cannot be o11sne1 me
- to accent other Hc-.oais as sucstitutr anu III
= ~ steamtoats gong on eZsurzoDs oi les man
- ,niles the lng ctofs may snilorne the di.peu-s
~ raouisi,a nber u Aaepyessryers wnen i csh
Soue with a. ~ No one inierted IN ne n1ailo-a'
- NJ le-pressTrr II " be appointed "a lnspecDC'
Mr.. Rpls .ld the benefits OF this law ndd
Jeady beer --aosested TLis time last year acIo'S ny
Ssee5er,s bad been received ~ when y sJui' -.'
I'm hurre,i INTO eternity. NO suca acci'eli. "a
sred .his yesT This gratifying re.uit va z. 4
h. the care end attention eccssay i2I ig LII
III this lew TIE ltebocfs required y lr "a" 0'-A
5~obt4ined If steamboat ovgners desred " 40 ~ y.r
Mr. HAMLIy considered there was no oiil-
city IL complying w.th the law O"h'i' -i' 19"'
Fl Nr PEIFcr thought the time ought TO be
offended longer. -. ,.,,.,.o-, 1,.;.,5
70 have il postponed tai mex year, ''0' ''3 "isH'
new their Efforts for 10 repeal
Mr. BoRIAgp said the question was one De-
60 ,be n,eserysrisn Of the lives Of men "om u and
,bld,en dr6 The cUpdiy 6varcc ana recklsssness OF
sas,ot,-,t oxperz lie thought there we're quite
49, ~ seriO1s accidents occurring on these excur
boz u, hnu
ns Wr DAYS explained tie bill, and was willing
,,eytend the time 20 July
Mr. PyARcE moved to strike out June, aud
tseTt October
-er,s Of the Original bill aud franciss Lac boat%
Fbe question was taken On striking ont June
"A inserting October and was rcjected-Yea5 IA /;
kJs 81
Mr. BoRLAsD moved 70 strike on the pro-
aon blowing sioambOats engaged on eZcursion trips
Sspense with the requisite number q life Dreservers
i registry Of passenger and 1t was agreed TOY eas
q. Nays not counted.
Mr.. JAMES moved to strike out the resolu-
so about life boats and inse,t thar steamboats, should
Eproyidcd with the best life boats. Lost
The Resolution then passed, as follows:
ku Rrsored &C. That il shsll be the dlty Of The Ia
petors OF Steamers exercise the powers conferred upon
Ian BY Joint resolution OF Congress- approved the an
4, Of January 1885, subject 70 al the restfctons and
atons therein contained, provided that the time granted
applicants shall in extend beyond the LIST day OF
SIC. That the inspectors may approve Of boilers and
team pipes made subsequent 70 the passage OF the acc ap
"a Act entitled Ac' Provide for the Better security OF
he Lres Of Passengers Board Of Vessels Propelled IN
Whole or in Part by Steam and for Other Purposes n the
Eme be not made WITH stamped uon PROVIDED u snai ap
pr that stamped iron could not be reasonably procured
SIC That the sad Inspector shall hereafter DC authoT
ed end empowered upon saci ory proof hat me owl"
or owners Of a steamer unable % obtain reasonably
upon reasonable terms metallic h'e-boat ss required
b ssd act or that such boat unsued the navigation
which steamer employed, 70 accept In such case
Elgute substitutes for such metallic icboat provided
sch Substitute shall in their judgment niyrd safe aud suit
ale means Of preserving life IN case OF accident.
SIC a. That person interested a. paentee. mauutas-
er otherwise In way, direct Indirect in hie-pre-
res oboats, or any oler article required Tor sean.
~ by the law Of August 80 1882 Aforesaid shall be deemed
Peteut TO hold the Office OF Inspector or to discharge the
ls.es thereof
Anumber of reports were made; among them
ue by Mr.. UNDERwooD On the memorials praying the
sbsituion Of arbitration Tor in cases o. national
fsGcDccs. with resolution recommending mat in iu-
htrobties with foreign powers, clausebe inserted 20
Ehmt al difficulties OF this nature 10 arbitration.
Mr. Mason said, as one OF the minority Of the
Committee he dissontcd from The resolutions and the
reasons given therefor
The consideration Of the Pacific Railroad bill
Tesumed
The amendment Of Mr.. WELLER, pending
ihe adjournment YESTERDAY wac agreed %.
Mr. SEWARD moved 70 amend the bill by pro-
,ibg that for far Any part Of the roed may be
constructed within the limits OF any state beyond the
Mississippi the Postmaster General -hal contract with
h State for the transportation OF the mail over such
part of the read, at Tute not exceeding $500 per mile
pr anhum for fifty years He urgently pressed the
usage OF the bill for VIII ne was prepared TO vote IN
Hy shape lis friends might place H.
Mr. HUNTER moved that the bill be laid on
the table Lost yeas - nays 30
A general debate ensued as % the Tact Wheth
er tle li was dead or noi-whether II was KILLED 10y
The amendment restricting Tie money to the Territories
whether that Gm, ndmcLt or was not in accord
Tce with the principles Of the Democratic party, Sc
Mr.. Owns supported the amendment. II 1t
pue adopted he had some hope OF the bin.
Mr RUsK supported the amendment, but
sr thought the bill dead, and had been so since
Saturday, night This was The age OF spirits y was not
as bill but its spirit which occupying the time oil
ae Senate. and which had come back to create rap
lhe and knocking in the Senate.
The debate was continued TIL O'CLOCK
Ehen
Mr. BADGER said there could be no doubt OF
o. death OF the bill and he thought the least the Senate
ud do In honor of its memory WA 20 adopt me same
Proceedings always adopted when the death OF Member
q & ourTess was annOunced-to now adjourn
Mr. DOUGLAS demanded the Yeas and Nays,
desiring 10 reply to the uniounded misrepresentation OF
ae ON as Il now stood.
The question was taken, ana the Senate, 10y
las 30 TO Nays -, adjourned