Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-27

SEsArE.-Mr. Gille, Senator elect from Conn,
IN place oil Smith, resigned, appeared aud was
sworn in. 81
. Mr.. Clayton from the committee on foreign f.
lars reported back the bill jointly requesting the
President TO present. gold medal 10 the officers or
lie BRUSH ship, and the sum of 500 TO
each man OF The boats crew OF the vessel which
II Scued Lieut.. Strains surveying party, passed,
The Nebraska bill resumed from yesterday. Mr.
bell continued his speech commenced yeStt rlay
agalnsttht bill, and rcbuked Mr.. Tumbs for his
personal remarks. He was very severe on Mr..
Badger, for Undertaking 10 commit Tim Tor the bill
lie said enever attended The meeting OF southern
Wing Senator's winch authorized Mr. Badger to
say thut nil the southern Wig Senators were for
The blll He never Said he would sustain Tie bill,
but cautioned his friends frequently moi TO rely np-
on linn, aud he had never talked TO- MIR. Badger ON
the subject, he said one liked the Ne6rnska
bill; he SylnpnthiSet in the deep agony with which
the followers OF Dough- walked in Ills footsteps;
he charged tile Nebraska men. with a consriraty
by which MIR. >liiirchwell was TO attack him in
Tire House, and aHlSSault 10 be made on INN il
tue Senate. Tile statement that lie had declared
himself in favor of the Nebraska bill, was false
who ever 1t was from.
IHousE.-Mr. Dunbar presanted The resolutions
passed by the Legislature of louisiana, 1nreaiion.
10 the Attenuation of Culta.
MIR. Orr asked leave TO present the proceedings
OF a public meeting h~lin South Carolinia IN re-
gard TO the imprisonment of Capt. Gibson.
MIR. Knox objected.
The II use went into committee OF the whole
4 lie consideration Of tile Pacific Ralioad Bill
was again pc iponed and the deficiency bill was
resumed, aud number Of amendments were de-
dated, the one Increasing the the salary of the mail
agent for California to I've thousand, was Rejected.
WAsiIIHGToN, May &c.
The Senate continued in session Till quarterpasi
one O'Clock This mtrning, when after a most excl
ing debaie the Srnate Gconcurred in The House
amendment excluding Mr.. Clnyton's amendment,
aud passed The Nebraska bill %
Mr. Douglass deendedthe bill md repealed his
pIniI Inc
oi the clergy. lie replied at lengthto The lntma-
lions that this bill would be resisted and he,,ce
forward stern opposition TO all The laws upon The
subject, and slavery would be universal at the
North. go q fl5s2 &ssaeass
Mr. Yancey says he had expressed his views ON
former occasion, and now fully concurred IN all
lie had then expressed. He said he had been in.
srueled by the present wing abolition Legisia-
ture OF Conn, TO vote against the bill, but had
come 10 the conclusion TO disoBey the instruction
aud obey the instruction of the Constitution. "a
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed for
third reading by the following vote:
Yeas 80, nays ID. Ss,
Mr.. Summer said he had a letter from his cot
leage endeayoring TO make arraDgenehs TO pair of
with some other Senator bll no such arrangement
had been made II present. he would vote ogains,
| the bill
Mr.. Butler said il his coileage was present he
| would vote for the bill. Easa ..3
onihe passage of lie bill. Mr.. Sumner asked
for the yeas aud nays which the senate refused to
order. - asfE ~ 81, sig 80 I'D b
The bill was passed. and-a a quarter past one
| the Senate adjourned ill Monday -
HousE.@T he House went into committee on the
lamniendments to the deficiency bill. Very many
.of5tlle Senate amendments were rejected, among
them,tlle amendment appropriating S71l, 600 for
| a Custom House OF ST. Louis Mobile, Cincinnati,
louisville, Bangor. Baltimore, WiImihgton, Proy-
Iadence' and SIN Francisco, an appropriation Of
$751; 500 for Marine Hospitals at CleveIend, st,
Louis. Chicago. Louisville, Padhcah, Evansville,
San Francisco. and Burlington, Iowa. House
I.adjouIned until Monday: