The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-04
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EXTENSION or THE SESSION
Mr. Sewsrds resolution 70 extend the sesson until the
ls< inst WAS vosed carried BY SO against % but
r Asmn's amendment 70 terminate the session the
Nth then voted and adopted, by SO against II.
Mr.. JOHNSON, (adm Of Ark, moved to reconsider, bat
being taken the adoption OF the uon Il
onnrned, BY 80 against 2i-cousequently, the House
|oncur the adjournment viii take place Monday the
|4th inst
TIE BRITISH AGaREsNoNS.
Mr. DOUGLAS, (opp) OF nj introduced bill TO revive
md put in the of aach g. 1899, relation the
Es,ern boundary. with sacn mp3f ,ations Will
bake IL applicable 70 the present contro versy In regard
b the right OF sesrch aud visitation.
The b mus revived po's at the disposal Of the Pres
lent to be ufed TO the claims Of
frea Bran the naval AID military forces aud the mi
fa OF the United States suS authorizes MIN 70 cal uto
mtg thousand voupteerS also puts at his disposal
pm mi oos OF dosrn vito the right TO the same
so be deems Decsssay, TO send special smDsss xtor
Gfea; Britain The act IL - continue In for for sky
lays after the next neeog OF Congress- rne bill confers
powers 10 the prscse OF the act OF $780,
Except AZ II strikes out the word legendary" and In
ests "vs'aoo Aad rig't Of search, win few other
Ter bal ster rriug IN act the power
PR. Buchanan "a wss conferred on Mr. Van Boreu.
BRIDGING THE RIVER
M CLAY, (adm.) OF Ab- from the Committee on Com
hs, reported savesse'y toe pstiaon citizens Of
Few York asking -four millions Of dollars 10 aid Of the
|ridRe the East
MIsCKLLASB APPROPRIATION BILL
Was then discussed and vsrioos amenoments made.
The ST Csir elsts amendment vot,d dom.
Mr.. SEWARD, loop of n. Y, aga'u unsucccssuiy Al
m ,,sd 70 postposs he sale OF The Ksnsas lands for
lear FROM November Dex,the vote being twenty nine
gaiDst II 10 sixteen it favor Of It
pttteo on Foreign Affairs, 70 slio~ coosub and diplo
bais their salaries she under instruction and whlo
roceedng 70 and from their posts ~as agreed 70, and
)nally the bill paced by ayes IS, nays Is.
sArs-Messrs. Cameron, Chandler, D,oiae, purkee.
suno, a.rl.n Jonoson of Tenn, King Ipash, Seward,
|rumbuh, WADE aud Wilson.
APPROPRIATION
Was then taken a.,
Mr. MALLORY, (aom OF Fla offered . resolution ask
(ubg the fortncauoDs q, Key West aod she Florida
|oass In . defeus,oe cot ainon. Agrees 70.
TUE FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Senate then received but did the pfopo
6tion Of the House 70 a1Journ on thu 10Th inst.
fsr executive the senate soj ,urned having
ssosnaed the order for an evening session.
House a. Representatives.
wAsHIsoror, JuneS, 1850.
TIN MINNESOTA pxizGArx.
The House resumed OF the report Of
be Committee Esc,oas, concerning the right Of hr.
knsseury seat delegate from NE Territory Ousids
\ ne state limits Of Miobesota
Mr. HAKRn, (sdm Of Ill, said Mr. Knss5ury WIS
ected under the forms OF law, and that for Mr. Phelps
claim The seal o. delegate from Dsoossh such
err,sory Is recognized such, piece Of presume
Jon and impsrneDce which Ought not 70 be tolerated for
moment
4AsmrRN. fOppo OF Mhiu6 Tomafkeo UNI kno
ues.lou was .besbsr there eIistns the Territory
Y Minnesota II mot, Is Absorbcd or desu,y
D BY admission sez,e OF thst name, then Mr. KinCs
bury Is entitled 70 retain hrs seAt-
The house then, by t~eos, too majority, settled the
Question by toe sdoPon os the resolution OF Mr. dukhes
animation Of Mime into The Union opsrases -
dpsouoa Of the Territorial organization OF Minnesota
nd that much OF The late rerrisoy - lies without The
imits Of thAs 5tAis without sny disnc legally orga
|ess ale m sbe Houss un me; right conferred upon
hem by statute
Mr.. nkyrs {a1m Of asked leave 70 introduce .
,r~a bs sessue fsrth the visitaons OF American
nescbantmcn in Gan Of uexioo and ports Of Cuba by
usn war stss~srs Is 10 dlrsc vlolsson o. inserns.oo
AN has boon killed. and concluding Win resolution tnA
he Prcsteut be required " gve Instructions 70 our navy
s. maze by The Brssh sovvrpmsnt, aud ample guaran
eee Owen for future exemption from visitation
Mr. CLAY. (sdm) OF Ky, said thai the Commisss On
porexn Affairs expect make report ~ soon - they
AN procure confirmation u the truth Of the eiesrAphc re-
yost that Amerap vessel had been fired Into and one
NJ 3ssx,s Sad he would vote for thu resouuos Mr.
Davis would strike about ore man killed. Tue dss
pach from tue Interior portion Of toe country and
Mr. KsrrT, (adm OF G. said Il the object 70 put
he resolution on IL passage he should objec. 70 ~ ad-
Mr. CRAWFORD, (adm-) Of Gal would vote for lie
various members said they would do the same.
me ro,cs wsrs suspeoded ~ vote o. iss as.nm % a,
The Committee on Fore,Hs Aasirs
PUBLIC BrIIDIsgs IN PHILADELPHIA
The Houre oopourred In tho bill, retained from The
enate antborizog the Postmaster General, Secretary
lhe Treasury and Attorney General TO make arrangements
Tor accommodates for the Unite STATES Courts, Post
Office and Custom House In philadelphia
pxSeuoSs roR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
they also passed the senate DILL 10 half pay 10
tain widows and orphans OF ofcsrs and soldiers
provides By Tia act Of February, 1864.
INDIGNANT MKMBm
Mr. Gar, (aim) - Ky, asked 70 be, and excused
h. (..n, IL
aid be had repeatedly sought, but was refused leave
memper Of the Commt,ee 10 introduce bill In regard
u the recent ourages upon the American flag while the
privilege this morning accorded 70 anoshsr gentle
man. -.
me prx.Kxs remarked that whea Mr.. Clay asked con.
.~ot s,psle objection SUFFICIENT 10 prevent H. aud
me ntroduoxon Of Mr. Dav resolution was under sus-
pension OF the rules.
ZION Of the rules but wished 70 copatuste the coun
n.y. and he was happy shas sne subectof the oufaee on
ne Gag hsd 81 last cent 70 the oommse.
rrrrsor snpasos.
The House led the Senates resolution Tor the en-
lenson Of the session by substituting Thursday nsxs, and
passed H--l3p asanst g.
Some other business OF no especial public importance
wa transacted, and the House adjourned