New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

OH. al uesss HUNTER, EAYhRD and PEARCE
surpcried T. and Il vas agreed te-Yesssi, Noysl7.
For completing Pennsylvania 70 Georgetown s'00j.
For the completion Of LtLe Falls Bridge owe the Pc-
As an appropriation cor Eve additional clerks ia lse
Treasury department and twenty ia the Pension Oa:a
nbt..brir1 the work the ~orks TO supply The DIS
.,,ct oi tJc,erabia with water 100000
M, PRATT exps,,sd that by Law sl e,rsrs's Tor tos
ork were to DO adyerti.ed sx.y days IL ms aPpgpnA
Hon delayed till the regu!x sfpf'p'i--''' VII ~
work could be done this session -, nm ., a,
Messrs DODGE, PETIT and BUlLgk opposed tne
amendment. Messrs. BROWN, PRAII ono oho',
BEAD supported it, 1t was adopted iees ~ Ns.s -,
Mr. Badger said hat vitb the view oI Presre9Hns s
any undgnihed contest between the Two hcu'ss W Non
vress A. TO which should first order tie printing 70 De eH
scuted be offered amendment repeating toet Pa.
fbe ect restins printing which provides that al print
ing oered TO be executed by both houses sna be done
by the printer Of that house which .ha hr. order ne
ssme and urovidng that hereafter the printer Of each
house sa execute all printing ordered BIZ the house of
which no sha be printer and that all printing for the
ecutive department shall be equally divided between The
M HAMLIN said the effect Of this would bs to make
Congress pay double for composition end enhance greatly
the annual cost Of printing lie asked for the Yeas a1d
" Sr. THOMPSON Ky moved to adjourn
Mr.. HUNTER appealed TO hin TO withdraw his motion
cod lot the bill pass to night
Mr.. THOMPSON said this amendment would lead 70
debate. He bad 10 offer which would require two
hours debate at esst This was tho sst adjournment ne
had moved in his life. and he would not move for
now, but he know that Ire right in doing So.
The Senate then adjourned st l.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. -
bill passed allowing the people OF Council Bous'
Iowa to enter lands which the town located OF The
Mr. DISNEY from the Committee on Public Lands
made areport against the bill granting ands 70 tae sey
With the friends of the bill in agprobaon Of tho object
for which tho lands would be applied and If he merits c
the messure alone could determine the question they
would recommend It's passage but they ogec. On eon'l
IUtiona grounds
Or with the majority report ordered TO he printed
Iwo. moved that the bill be referred TO the Committee
of the Whole
Mr.. IIAVEY suggested that a special committee be az
pointed on the subject due 20 the friends OF e
bill that opportunity should be zvon for Answering the
report
,or the benefit Of INDECENT in ane among tho tstes
Mr.. WARREN AK moved that that I'll the bill be laid on
Mr. FLORENCE pa from the Committee on Naval
Ansirs reported bill providing for apprentices IN the
United States nava snd revenue service and IN INC com
nercial marine Referred to The Commune OF he "hoe
on the State of the Union.
The debate the bill providing for the construction oi
first class steam gaes ordered to be closed TO NOR
The Houre went into Committee on that bin.
Mr.. BARSKDALE Miss in answer to the VieFs
srpressed by the gentleman that had preceded him,
contended thero was a sufficient white population IN
Nebra ka and Kansas justify and demand the passage
Of THE territorial bill Nosouthorn man with the igat OF
the last few years shed the subject and with the history
Of 1885, especially the excitement connected with the
admission OF California before him. could hesitate a; to
The importance Of promptly passing this bill lie urther
insisted The bin makes full and ample provision for thepro
tecosof tho Indians in the Territories and in concns
dwe the Missouri Compromise saying thst the South
aequesced n but never ndosed ta7 acompact forever
binding -
Mr. NORTON nlll reviewed the Nebraska bill con,
sderDg it Of verbioge and rubbish lie di9cussed
more ese cioly the clause declaring the Missouri Com
promise Inconsistent with the compromises Of 1880 con.
tending the latter does not in single line feature affect
IN any degree the Louisiana Territory so ier as NeoasKa
and Kansas arc concerned Non intervention is letting
things alone not interfering with them aud he said the
doctrine Of Intervention not estGbeh0d by those
compromise measures docs the bin from the Senate
establish It,
The Committee rose Adjourned.