New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

'Tb> bill wa then passed, as besore sa'eo' ""a'o'
N, TOOMBS moved tina, the salary Of the Judge
AZ he Circuit Court Of California be msde slu,
n that Of the justices az the Supreme Court. NesS
Hved. sv,
An appropriation to Hiram Powers OF twenty os.
thousand dollars for ststusry to be e1ecu'eo' was
sgreed 20. than
The appropriation for the Florida claims was '0en
pega,ived by 81 Nays 70 10 Yeas c,.u nd
Il was DO halfpast one o click, and zoe Crn ar
Diplomatic Appropriation bill vas ps,Ss, smsnd.
amended and with great number OF o'nei ""''A
Hents also. ,sks,pn.
The Naval Appropriation bill wss aoep e.. ,ha
An Amendment .eoropristinz 900 for tns aia.-
ings and reports Of the habits Oh ihSeo' "
SeEetausnl T T sss,ed an amend nent providing
for he co,struc,iop Of seven sloopsofw1 heJectea
By Nays q. Yeas H. .Lol ,h., the Uor.a "A
Mr. HUNTER then renSked toa' '1 ne lio9ss "a -
,sfn.sd M agree the report OF the Con mt'ee OF
CosSe,s.ce on the Military Appropriation bill, and
pev committee was necessars;
'e &c ,bs marine barracks Of Brooklyn appropris-
sinn If $40 900 was then agreed t..
sppropriston was asked I IT the refrocessIoh OF
sbe Men phfs Navy Yard 10 the United States
Mr. STUART demanded that recommendation
from the Navy Department shoald precede such an
appropriation.
The proposition was then rejected.
Mr. SEWARD proposed an amendment, tnat the
Ocean Mail Steamer b Just vetoed be aitereu ny
striking out the clause repesiDg ,he power 70 s''IS
notice to the COlllIs Company OF uAscoHeu"o"O. v
the extra allowance, ana competing MIN 10 oun1
new steamer. UIsIimOutly passed
EVENING SESSION
The Fertilization bill came back from the rouse.
The Senate receded from its amendments, wheh 'ns
hill vas passed. ,.,,
ouits number Of unimportsnt private bills were
Tbs House passed a bill disaffirming the right of
hs Legislature OF Mnnesots 10 incorporate furosd
Company in that Teri DRY, and the Sen4ies Commit
Zee on Territories opposed 20 the action OF the House.
have reported in favor OF sustaining me mhne'ota
Ieoisature. movement il beng mads TO tack the
bill Affirming the action Of the Legislature OF mnbe-
sofa 10 some private bill under consideration In the
Senate
MIR. STUART am opposed to this process Of
passing bill
Quite an animated and upparhamentary discussion
row took place between different Senator's upon par
liamebsry rules with god deal OF audi Die CONVEX
sstion upon the floor OF the Senate.
The CHAIRNAN-Ths Senator from Michigan
Mr. Stuart will please suspend hs remarks until or
der IL restOred in tbs Chamber. -
Oui.t was somewhat restored, when Mr. STU ART
resumed his remarks He advocated the right OF Ter
ritorial Legislatures TO manage thtir own concerns
within The Constitution of the United States.
After thirty minutes discussion, the Senate man.
Testing considerable uDeasiness, Mr. STUART %
served that nothing short of the infractiou of the
6rst principles Of human rights would have in
duced him to occupy the time OF the last night OF the
MIR. MASON-We have the power. do not know
the facts. He then cited laws against Mr.. stuarts
positions
Mr. BADGER then made an attack on the Presl-
dent pro tenn, for III ing measure out OF order be-
cause incoDgruOus sith a leading measure.
The decision of Mr.. Bigh, the Chairman, having
been appealed from, Mr. Foot took the CHAIR, when
Mr.. BRIGHT denied having used the word " In
" cODgruOus
Mr.. BADGER said he did 80 in substance. Now
say il would be in order 10 sttscn any appropriation
bill to this bill granting u pension
Mr.. b AYARD said incoDgruity did not make mea-
Yures out Of order.
Mr.. COOPER made statement of facts in rela-
lion to the Transit Railroad Company Of Minnesota
The second Committee of Conference of both
House the Army Appropris0An bill then made a
report which the SeDgto coDcurlA in.
Mr. COOPER then resumed his remarks.
MIR. PETIT followed him, saying he had never
read the rules Of the Senate, and should not If he
lived TO be the age of Methusaleh. lie rose, he said
70 vndicate the truth Of history. He did not care
for FORMS
MIR. DOUGLAs-Tbis debate has been elected be-
cause the report Of the Senator from Pennsylvania,
from the Committee Territories has not been
The az bate, which ia terribly dry, promises to be
interIninabe. The large auditory are dissatisfied;
the lobby members ana Senators are drowty and list
less.
At % the Ser ate went into Executive Session, dur
ing which nothing important transpued. At ts close
q r. Cars WAS taken until Z.
Ii is now 10 o'clock, and the Senate has been en-
Mr.. CLAYTON, With unanimous consent, pre-
sented resolution thanking Mr.. Bright for tue able
and in partial manner in which he has presided over
the Senate. Unanimously passed.
Mr.. RUSK, from the COMMITTEE OF Conference on
the Post Office Appropriation bill reported the agree
nept Of the two Houses. Agreed TO.
The Sen ate then went into Executive session again.
The Executive session has closed, and the Senate
liz in open session again.
II has refused 10 concur with the House to their
interfere nee with the Minnesota Legislature.
Mr. DAWSON, from the Committee of the District
Of Counbis reported bill for organizing an lnstu-
ton foi the nf Of the army and navy In the DIS
ict AID for other purposes. Considered and passed.
Mr. DAWSON also reported back the bill incorpo-
rating the Washington Monument Society lie did
ask its consideration because there was no chance
Of its passage.
Mr.. JONES of Iowa, from the Committee on Ter
ritories reported back the bills for the erection OF
public buildings in Kans - and Nebraska Passed.
The bill making further provieion for the sstisac-
ton of Virginia Land w airants was taken mp
Mr.. STUART, few minutes after l9 o clock, inside
point of order against the bill. lie said it was the
9Th Of March.
The question was discussed by Messrs. STUART
md MASON.
CHAIRMAN dnterposng)-We can cit here until
70 o'clock, noon, of the 4th.
Afr some further discussion il was ascertsined thar
no ques ton was before the Houee Senate whereupon
Mr.. MASON NOV ed 10 take up the Virginia Lsnd
Warrant bill. Refnsed-feas 90, Nays 10.
LAO MoRSING.-A rather sharp discussion ensued
on the extra ion resolution for Senate pages
and iaboreis on public Grounds. The resolution
passed.
2;3O.-No quorum in the Senate. motion for ad'
jonrnment lost-no quorum voting. recess pro-
posed and laughed st. Senate embarrassed by untn-
isbed business in the House. There Gill probably be
nothing in the Senate till in the morning.
3l5-SeDat ate )nst gone into Executive session, with
potbinv but an uhimpOrtant report before them.
The Civil and Diplomatic bill was ordered to be
engrossed;