The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-05

ton. and Mr. A. " Brown, Mr. Winthrop and MIR. Burke
were appointed the Committee. -.,
the Whole and took the amendments made oy the De-
which only two three in number. and rose and
reported the bill 70 the House. which in the &C
The House then took up the Senate amendment to the
bill establishing certain Po,tooss and Post roads ana
concurred therein While the Clerk was reading these
The srrAKER, who had been taking asnali nap, sud
denly swoke and saids
called (which ELECTED general and hearty burst Of
laughter from all the House.]
The House then took up and passed the Foreign fos
Then came up for consideration the bill respecting the
construction Of Revenue Cutters prohibiting the Execa
tive from building them without previous appropriation
therefor with the Presidents veto lhereupon, having
been passed in the by twohirds vote to become
Mr. BAYLKr supported the veto, and made speech in
opposition to the bill and called for the previous ques
Mr.. DRoMeooLx reported that the Committee Of Con-
ference the Fertilization Bill had met with one IRON the
and had been unable to sgrss Cutter p and be
previous question seconded and the main question
ordered and the Constitution requiring the question 70 De
taken by Yeas and Nays the Clerk to cali the
roll when the clock pointed about minute to ID O'Clock
Mr. BAyInr called out .Mr Speaker. Mr.; Speaker"
"Order, Order" "Order" from the whole House.
Mr. B-"Mr Speaker, have right"
Cries OF "order," "order,' "order."
Mr. B-"Mr, Speaker, rise to constitutional quss
ton, have right"
"Order," "order" "order.'
Ut was here observed the reporter that the clock had
Considerable confusion now prevailed but the Speaker
called the House to order and the Clerk win
The reporter found the clock had been put in motion
again.
The Committee Of Conference the Senate amendment
to the Navy Bill reported recommendation for the House
to agree to the amendment, which was adopted
CAVE JOHNSON offered resolution to assign the seats to
members by lot in FUTURE and that the be arranged
during the recess 80 that only two members shall be at
This requiring suspension Of the rules that motion
was made and the suspension refused twothds not vo
Mr.. WINTHROP moved the appointment Of second con-
frence committee the Fertilization bill, and message
Mr.. DaonoosLr said he hoped the House would not
agree to the proposition for there to be second
conference the offer should como from the Senate
The previous question moved, put, and the main
question ordered the House by yeas nays
teers refused the Senate to hold second
Mr. BAyLKr said that in order possible to bring about
second he moved that this House do further
Mr. said he would vote for the motion SO as
send the bill to the Senate and afford them opportu
nifty Of receding. The House adopted the motion
The House then took up the bill supplementary to the
admission Of Florida, and passed il.
Informing them this House 10 ready to adjourn. On
this motion the and asked for and ordered
and Mr.. w. then withdrew the motion.
Several communication from the several departments,
were read and Gspesed Of
The CHAN informed the House that the Senate had
turned the Fertilization bill and had receded from their
amendment This completed the list Of appropriation bills
which have been all passed
Mr. WELLER moved inform the Senate that the House
was ready to adjourn Carried
Mr. WELLER also moved to inform the President that the
House was ready to adjourn Carried
At ten minutes past IL Mr. WKLLER informed the House
that the committee had their duty and that the
| President had no further message to communicate
Mr. HoUsroN moved to adjourn. Carried.
The SPEAKEa then addressed the House, and returned
his sincere thanks for the of thanks; and said any
hodh "a AoaaY
ton their praise the highest reward faithful public
officer could receive and only by tho approval Of
good conscience He alluded the decacy Of position
which the Speaker often placed .nd the trials which
he II called to undergo and saia that though he had
doubtless often erred they had been of the head
not Of the heart and ell his trials and difficulties
amply compensated by their approval which he should
always treasure He alluded to the deep responsibilities
measures brought before this Congressan empire admit
ted at extremity Of the Unions and so far as the
ton OF this House concerned laws extended in
another direction a vast country, while Iowa and
Florida, twin sisters had been admitted footing of
perfect equality He invoked blessings upon them, and
| then adjourned the House sine die.