The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07

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tas Ametelment nrgatifrd. ~ yeas !.
nsJs N. The seSsion canlinnrd until
past one D'eiock Oh SATURDAY. morning.
shea The bill MAS passed. b. yeas s..
nsys i5--l4 sbsenE. The senate I'd.
loanned 70 Monday.
In the lIosse, the amendments 10 che
deficiency bill WEIR disposed uf in cpm.
milter Of the whsle. and the bin re-
Ipefled 10 the House.
The House finished its action on the
deficiency bill. and then adjourned
over to Monday. The House having
disagreed 10 sumo Of the amendments,
The bill Of course will 60 back to the
Senate.
Moody. Nay 90.
The Senate disposed Of the Indian
appropriations bill aud insisting upon
lis amendments TO the deficiency bill.
appointed committee Of conference.
The House went into committee Of
the whole upon the special order. the
Pacific Railroad bill. Mr.. McDousal
Of california. made strung speech in
lis support, and stated some interest
Ing facts. IL seems that the transpor-
TALON of the mails. and navy and army
supplies. costs the Government about
four millions Of dullars annually. The
amount of gold transmitted to the At
lantic States during the last year was
eighty millions 81 dollars.
Mr.. Shaw Of Y. Carolina. discussed
The provisions Of Benefits land bill,
and replied To the argument Of his col.
league Mr.. Rogers on the subject.
delivered some weeks since.
Tuesday. May 80.
In the Senate, a resolution was pass
ed. By vnte Of 26 TO IL, 10 adjourn
from the FIRST Monday in July to the
third Monday in October.
The committee Of conference on the
disagreeing votes Of the two Houses on
the deficiency bill, made report,
which was agreed to-the Senate re-
cr,ling from many Of its amendments.
Mr.. Badger presentcd.to the Senate
the report and resolutions adopted at
the late Convention held at Whining.
ton, relating 20 the bar at the mouth
Of Cape Fear river; which. at his mo-
ton, were laid on the table, aud order
cd to be printed.
In the House, the Pacific railroad bill
was taken up, and MIR. Smith of New
York. opposed its passage.
The committee Of conference ON the
deficiency bill made a report which was
agreed To by vote of e to Al.
"Wednesday. May 81.
The Senate adopted a resolution di>
recting the committee on pensions to
inquire into thetexpc,licncy ofprovids
Ing by law pension for the support Of
the widow and children OF James Batch.
elder, killed at Boston while in the
discharge Of his duty in The service Of
the United States Marshal.
MIR. Hunter of Virginia, addressed
the Senate in support Of the Presidents
views ia has veto message. Mr.. Foot
oil Vermont, replied, reviewing the
course of the States. in ceding, their.
public lands, and tracing the whole
policy Of the Government from its foun-
dation in granting portions Of the ma.
tional domain for school purposes, roads
and canals, and other objects oi utility.
In answer to the intimation that this
policy was lessening the dignity of the
States by making them the almuncrs of
the nation, Mr.. +, thought some new
code OF honor must FIRST be discovered
before the degradation could be made
apparent, especially as gifts with con-
difinns had hpen made unlpr every