PROCEEDINGS In CONGRESS.
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On the 10Th ,nsi. the question was taken on
uniting the bills for admission Of Maine and
Missouri ir the Senate, and carried 20 y 81.
For uniting the bills-Iiessrs. Barbour.
Brown, Eaton. Edwards, Elliot, Gaillard,
johnson, of Ky. Johnson, OF Lou. King. OF
Alab. Leske, Lloyd, Logon, Macon, Pinck
oey. Peasants. Smith, Stokes, Tay lor, Thom.
as, Walker. OF Alab. Walker, Of Geo. Viii
Iia,ns, OF Mss Williams Of Ten-23
Against uniting The bilIs--Messrs. Burrill,
Dana, Dckclson, lIorssy. Hunter, King. OF
N. Y. Lanman. Lowrie, Meilen, Morrill,, No
BILE Gus, Palmer. Psrrott, Roberts, kuggles.
Sanford, Tichenor, Trimbie Van Dye, Will
SON 81.


The debate on the Slave Restriction Bill
was continued the same day n the House.


On the i7lh inst the Senate agreed to ex
clude Slavery beyond the Iai''n e OF 80, so
n. The vote was "a 10 10 N~h Ibis amend.
ment The Maine and Missouri Bill without =. .
s,ricton affecting them as States, was passed
"a TO 90, and .ent TO the House for concur.
renee. The above amendment appears H..
have been adopted in the spirit Of compr
mise.


For the amendment Brown. Bu'
rill. Dane. Dickefson. Eaton, Edwards. IIor
.ey, Hunter, Johnson of Kentucky, Johnso,.
OF Loui.isna. X ng Of Alabama. K my of New
York. Lanman. Leake. L'o.d, Logan, Lowrr,
Mellen. Morrill,. Ole. Palmer. Panolt, Pinek
ney. Roberts, Rugges. Sanford. Slok.
Thomas, Tmben"r, T'ihbe, Van D,k,
Walker OF Alabama, Williams Of Tennessee.
Wison-34.


.1goina the Amendment-- Messrs Barbour.
Elliot. Gs'liarj. Macon. Noble, Pes.ants.
Smith Taylor. Walker OF Georgia, Williams.
| OF Mls.is.ipp,--l0a


IN the House. the same day. the previous
bill on The subject Of restrictions was again
| the subject al debate.


| Mr.. Thomss's compromise Of The slave
question has been aereed TO by the Senate.


II agreed to by the House, the bill will te


submitted TO The President. viii he sign il


III he docs, his native State appears read,


To condemn and oppose him. Il he does mo-,


vii two thirds M Congress render il a Law


without his consent More lhan two third


of the Senate have already voted for il. Is I


mojority Of f,vo.thirds sufficient, to satisfy tn,


Republic anism Of Virginia


Al the time this compromise was voted. III.


denuncision OF compromise bv some Virgin


ans was known, aud the Virginia Memben


voted sgaIns, II.