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The House considered the NebrHs-
ka bill. Upon motion Of Boutwell,,
of Mass, the vote upon the previous
question was reconsidered. Bout
we'll then moved to amend tho Sd
section, known as the Esmund's
amendment, as follows: a" Upon tho
further fundamental consideration
that the Legislature of said State by
solemn outh shall declare the assent
of said State to sold fundamental
conditions and shall transmit to the
President of the United States an
authenticated copy of said act, upon
the receipt whereof the President
by proclamation shall forthwith an
nounce the adoption Of the conditions
which shall be held to be part of the
organic law of the State, and there
upon aud without further proceed
ing on the part of Congress, the adj
mission of said State into the Union
shall be considered as completed.
The said State. Legislature shall be
convened by the Territorial Cover
nor within 30 days after the passage
of this act to act the conditions sub
mittcd herein" Bo utwell spoke in
support of his amendment.
The debate was continued by Hale,
of New York, Maynard, Of Tenn,
Delano, of Ohio, Framework, of H.
linois, Highly, of CAL. Kelly Of Pa,
Allison, Of Iowa, Hill, Of N. Y,
Stephens, Of Ia, Raymond, Of N.
Y, Wilson, Of Iowa, Bigham, of
Ohio, Ashley, Ohio, and Dawes, Of
Massachusetts.
The question turned upon the
question whether Nebraska should
be admitted as State while her col
ored population by the constitution
were deprived of the elective franz
chise, aud also upon the practical ef-
feet Of the construction embraced in
that section. Boutwell's amendment
was adopted by 80 to 10, and the bill
passed by 100 to IS.
NEW YORK, Jan, 17.-In the
House, on motion of McBuer Of
California, the Committee on Com
merce was instructed to enquire in
to the existence Of harbor in the
vicinity Of Point Of Santa Barbara,
and whether it is available for COM
MERGE. ..
Nkw York. Jsn.-The Attorney
General decides that the title to the
lot CIR the mint It the corner Of Nh
sion and Fifth street in San Frascis-
CD Is not good.
NEv YosK. Jan. 6.-Ths Hh1-
s~s's special dispssch says & , rs-
m"red that the PrssidssG u gs.s-
tsde To Judge YiesA win sssjss ths
English mis~sas. Co M hrushse Oub-
Icy.
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