New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

order for some minutes. Simultaneously Il
the midst Of this scene, the report Of ~. ny
the door of the Hall was heard, i, bavr. 80
discharged by Mr.. Moore of XIV. Chs oetf
porarily admitted TO the privileges Of The a, VI
the House, and in this excitement t-,n...
its order, an officer OF the House, NJ, u
sisted By Mr.. McCAusLEN Of Ohio. was ,. NJ q
ing to eject from the Hall.
Order in some measure having been mn.
Mr.. HoPKrNs reported The reason for The -
the Committee personal rencon,er 20, s.s
Mr. Ra,hbun and Mr.. White-Mr. D,n,.se
moYed that both mciubers be arrested bv -
aeant-at.Afms IN order TO be brourh, II IL
OF the House Great excitement prevail
marks on this proposition and on the oru...
tee Tor the House 10 take Of this bre,rif -, 2"
privileges and dignity were made BY seyers Z
'emen. Mr.. WHIT and Others ooecGn, ,.t r
motion as pre- supposingshe euil,of and des,,s
these members, II was subsequently, wtbS,,,.sl
Mr. SAuspERs moved the appoin,men, ~
Secc, Committee OF five to enquire and ~
on the facts OF the case Mr. Dsussooyr
an amendment that said members be ais, ,..n..
IL make due Submission 10 the AUTHORITY - NJ
House and pledge to prosecute the quar- y
farther Tins gave rise - some discu.snn :.
DELAY: q substitute Of Mr. CHAPMAN To ,,o.,.
AN acknowledgment By both members vas ~
and withdrawn. Mr.. RaIhbun finally ro.r :
with calmn,ss and elaboration and in bi.5-f
honorable manner admitted that he had ~,
wrong. whatever might be the palliating clrrg-
stances expressed his regret on account Of n
character OF the House, OF his constituents,
country that he had thus acted under speb
Impulse OF excitement; and stated lha, M -
taxed feelings towards Mr. W. remained in /.
breast or had been aught but momcn,sry. "
WnlrE rcciprocatcd these sentiments and IA.
restored harmony between these gen,lems,
manifested BY their shake OF the hand in the n,
scnce of the House. was greeted with expression,
OF applause.
Appeals were then made for the withdrawal y
these propositions in orde! 10 terminate the ma,
ter Not so disposed, however, were some of IL
members; Mr.. HOLMES, offered resolution I
cxpel both gentlemen, which, refused reception 4,
not in order. nevertheless gave rise to discus,o,
After desultory debate, the subject was reier,.
to 4 Select Committee OF five.
The case of hcplebian combatant, M Mos
then came up; and he was ordered to remain !,
the custody Of the Scrgcant-at-Arms for the PIE
sent, as having attempted the life OF mense
Mr.. McCauslen). Tie result of his fire was ls
serious wounding in the thigh of the officer, NJ.
Writ Mr.. WHITE, in order 10 prevent all prefer.
for charge on this ground stated that he VI.
until now an entire stranger 20 him.
Without farther proceedings the House st
journed. Argus,
u Gen. WADDy Thomson, our late Minis
ter to Mexico, reached Mobile on Tuesday las,
A public dinner was rendered 10 him.
PENSACOLA. Apnll2. lsA
The French corvette LA Bnlhantc, Conmo
dorc Rcgnaud, from Vera Cruz. arrived here tn
morning.
The L. S. steamer Polnsctt, Lieut.. Command
an, Scmmcs, from survey of The coast, arrive
here Sunday last.
The L. 5. revenue cutter Woodbury., Capai
Fost'r, from New Orleans arrived here on 1hmi