New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

= 4. ,o,rcw with the discussion Of that sub
ssra y s ,he Senase would no. postpone Tor any
shsr >r,, AS ,s,a that by general ccncn, the hm
Nj rVsvNs tN Friday. and wss then to- he taken 9p
~. rsss.S nom day 10 day Gil dsPpsod OF he would
sss .,s reminded che senator TIA, under tho rules
Ne w W. "a anntt exclusively for private bills
NNTnwcrSl. AS-rhvre Il Is | will consent to post
rss ehs,sw.pn rer,nleA the 'Scnstcr that the Sen
~, mic would be engaged 70 morrow ana porhsps
49,, n the Supreme C0ag', when allowed no ox'"'o
A. ssS ISs ssia II hnsiness Of the Senate was to be
So sSsry ume Senator had aoase in Court no
Il ls.l,ess would be done, Il, , ~ -, ,,,,
u.,Rl he question bonding rs 70 postpone the WIS
.s.se esl,;,NAa hin That motion was agreed To-
csAs NshFsska bill then coming up as unfinished bust
,ss' w WELLER moved 70 postpone a Nv IN thursday,
W, SNlN eypSscd any poS'ponement The Senator
,rst MS MI the only one 81 speak on the bill ht
~ SpssNgs wculd SPEAK possibly Thirty before was
e. en- IL the Senator irOm Ohio was not ready, why
s* .ne one else 10 proceed He hoped the friends
,e Mn wcala stand by until was finally disposed Of
NJ ROOT moved to postpone TIL Monday ,
~. rliAlR said the question would be taken on Mr.
n sl,cf's ucsion first.
M awlN asked II the longest day would not be taken
ne GRAIN said not. Tho, rule only applied to the
NJ TIoT moved TO amend Mr. Wollors motion by
sSlirg ca, Thursday and inserting Monday,
III Alk dQcluON TINS TO De out OF OluVls
M ENlN asked uths subject postponed, would
NJ Senator nun Delaware proceed in his argamou' oh'ne
MT RASARD was understood a. saying he could not do
~, OWN asked If Mr.. Phelps would go on to day
Mr. PHILIPS replied thai be desired 70 near 'Ne o'ye0
So ~ lis right stated before he proceeded.
Mr. CWIN asked II any other Senator desired 10 oe
49, =, thst question or on this one If 50, he would
49, nssSr Senators smoke and confusion great
A. htcs being crowded with the members ofihe House
" SWIN said. the Sens.e to day presented the most
.,rSua scere-no Sensior desiring to speak, generally
~ inverse ofths was the case.
he question taken on postQonng. AYES - Noes a.
Mr. WADE demanded the Yeas ana Nays Yeas en1
y,,s taken lCaS - Nays 81 $50
'Nr DOUGLAS said that the motion 10 postpone I'll
yNr5sd.y was made for the convenience OF the Senator
49, Ohio who alone desired q potponement. As that
Srs.or and his friend from Massachusetts Mr. Sumner
,,l voted ans the motion, was therefore to be sup
49, those Sens,ors no longer desired posponement
r. bSirg the he would change his vote to the mega
srs Vote was changed accordingly p
4 N,ssrs Adsms, Atchison, Benjamin, Clay. Dixon
neise q lows hanter johnson Jones o. IOWA TaoL!
ksrs Sebastian. Sidell, Thompson OF n. ), Ioomos
Esscsy Williams and Wright, ell followed in changing
Az names nom yea to ray ground mentioned
Nr WEIIER said he had no other left to him,
rasr TIE circumstances but to change his vote also and
rte scaiDst his OWL motion.
As these changes were making their announcement was
,.sye5 with laughter The crowd and interest in the
EruSIe greatly incIeased the galleries were denseiy
nv ded during the whole time.
The vote was taken, announced yeas, y nays, a,
! The motion to postpone till Thursday was rejected
Mr. FOOT moved to postpone the bill til Monday on
A. sround that the question Of privilege so deeply ahec
n III interests of Vermont might be acted upon Other
Snaio7s proposed Friday.
Mr. ADAMS said that he would not consent 10 the post
xrsmtnt Of the private calendar
Mr. RAYARD said that next Friday was objection day,
I'd The calendar could be easily disposed of before
O'Clock. ,,r c,u,>,
Nessrs. BADGER, DOUGLAS, WELLER, GWlN,
nd others continued the debate after which Mr. Foot
esspctd lis motion 10 postp0nement TIL Friday ana
as. motion was agreed TO- Yees SO; Nays 49,
NJ PErTIT gave notice that TO morrow he woudinsst
non the Senate taking up and disposing OF the question
4 Vermont Senator
HE Wisconsin Railroad bill was again taken up and
yssssd. ., A., ~,
!. M SHIELDS induced the Senate to take up tho bill
oyidng retired list for disabled officers Of army and
Ger discussing the propety Of postponng it, as well as
NO other army reform bills were postponed Tor two
weeks. ,
he CHAIR laid before the Senate part one, being the
jrsehanccforion of the report of the Commissioner OF
iPrerts Ordered to be printed.
Tie bill extending limits Of the port OF New'Oreans,
vas taken up and passed. - -.
4 Mr. BADGER offered a resolution TO pay The Nd'0Hf
IsreneeT for publishing during last sumner the Senate
lspeeedings at one hall the rates paid The Gt05e Laid
leyu Executive Session Adjourned