New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
xxxVth CONGRESS First Session,

SENATE. WAsHINGTON, June II, 1913.
Mr. YULEE ola } from the Committee on Post
Offices and Post ROaos, to which was referred the
memorial Of the trustees OF A IT, Sioo, contractor ior
carving the mail between New. York, New-Orleans,
Havana and Chsgres for additional on loa
trustees of A. G.. SOo reported bill for the rebel OF
the trustees Of A. G. Sloo.
The bill authorizes the Secretary OF the Navy to
psy at the rate Of per cent Oh the route specified
On motion Of Mr. BRIGHT (lnd.), the Senate pro-
ceeded to consider the resolution reported from tne
Committee oil Judiciary by Mr.. Pugh, that Mr. Bnght
and MIR FITCH, Senators from the State OF Indiana,
are entitled to the seats they hold in the Senate
The vote taken on concurring in the report, and
decided in the affirmative.
A message was received from the President OF IN
United States, in answer to resolution OF the Senst
of the 10Th ult., calling for any Information 9s I
whether any efforts had been made or authorized b
the Executive Depart ments or any officer thereon
induce the Government of Mexico TO annui the gran
Of 1853 for the construction Of wagOnroad and rail
road across The Istrmus Of Tehuantepec. The Presi
deut sent report from the Secretary OF state, cover
ing all the correspondence relative to the subject.
Mr.. MALLORY Fla made the report from the
Committee of Conference on the Naval bill, and II was
coIculred In.
motion was made to adjourn, and on q call OF the
Yeas and Nays defeated, no quorum voting.
At II O'Clock the Senate adjourned after contnu-
GUS session from ii in the morning until III at night
WASHINGTON, June T., 1853.
The consideration of the Indiana election case was
resumed and the report of the Judiciary Committee
that MesSrs. Bright and Fitch are entitled to their
seats adopted, Yeas 80, Nays II. .
The Senate refused to concur with the House in its
endment to the Naval bill for ten steam soops or
wsT instead of five, and another Commit .ee Of Con-
ference appointed.
The Indian Deficiency bill was passed
The Fifteen Million Loan bill was received from the
Numerous privete bills were considered and passed
MI. GordOns (Rrooklynl sgnal-lght for ships at
sea wss ordered to DO tested, and reported upon at
the next session.
After an executive se ssion the Senate took
till o'clock
KyENING SESSION.
The Senate chamber WAS crowded.
MI HAMMOND Is. ca presented TIE report oil the
Conference Committee on the ocean nau steamers au'
uouncirg that the Committees had come to an agree
nett.
The only feature 10 the report Of special interest s
that which annus permission 10 NJ. Collins TO make
Southampton the terminus OF the line
o. motion If Mr.. TOOMBS Ga.j the report was
adopted and the bill passed.
Mr. WADE Ohio made an Intellectual attempt to
take UP the Widows Pension bill, and Mr. MALLO-
Rl tka an Intellectual attempt to take up tao florl-
ia Spanish war claiIus
The bill for the relief Of the captors OF the brig
Caledonia in the war of 1872 was passed by -
agains; ..
The bill granting pensions to Mrs. Gaines and Mrs.
Jones was reconSdered and divided into two bulls,
both Of which were passed Mrs. Jones is grsnted
So a month during her wldowhOod. and Mrs. Gaines
$50 month during her life.
The House bill for the carriage of the mails from
against IL. - -
On motion of Mr.. HUNTER va tue Senate agreed
10 the report Of the Conference Committee on the bill
for the collection OF the revenue, and the bill passed
Nj. TOOMBS (Gs.), from the Conference Commit
tee ON the Post Office Appropria ion oI reported that
the Committee had been unable TO agree, snd that tne
bill had been laid on the table OF the nouse. hs
moved that the Senate adhere 10 Its amendment.
MI STUART (Mich.) agreed with Mr.. Ioomos, ana
wanted TO know whether the Senate really had any
share in shaping the legislation Of the country.
Mr.. TOOMBS So they had not, and IN his OPINION
did net deserve il.
The subject was then postponed.
The baeaiing OF the above lis that the House nave
refused to abolish the Thanking privilege tor Repre-,
septatves, but are q1ite willing that Senators should
divest Themselves OF that right
MI. " MEX moved TO take up the Fifteen Million
Loan BILL with the House amendment to make It
twenty millions.
The motion was agreed TO, and the bill passed as
amended. by "a against y.
H.. O'Clock p. m.-The spectators are throngipg off
rapidly, and no ladies are nov present.
Senators seem III cd and sleepy.
Several motions 10 adjourn have been made the
lstest being negatived by 10 against Il.
I2i O'Clock p. m.-SeDators ere considerably exsr-
ciseo respecting the pertinacy OF the House in the
matter OF the Post-Ofiice bill.
Mr. IVERSON raised his single voice in favor of
the Senate accediDg 70 the suggestions Of the House.
Divers geut lemen were then xiOus 10 adjourn.
Mr.. BIGLER bssought unanimous oobrent to IN