The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-15

Gen Scott
On Monday we expect Mr.. Aliens resolution for
open doors in the Senate during Executive bust
ness, will be made by him the subject OF a speech
against the surrender OF Oregon but nous rerrons.
House OF Representatives..
sAruRpAs, June IL, 1885,
PARLfANESTtRv.
The announced the hrst business IN order 10
be printing the tenth volume OF the laws OF the Uni
Mr. WHITE OF New York arose for the purpose OF
asking leave resolution which he sent the
Clerks table 10 be read for information.
The SPEAKER recognized the gentleman from New
York
Mr.. Horsros, of Alabama, said that he had not con-
cuded his remarks when the morning hosr expired yes
terday and therefore claimed his right the door
the question stated by the Speaker.
Mr. WHITE very quietly resumed his seat
ir Housroy about to proceed witr his remarks
AT Point Isabel when
Mr. MCKAY asked him 70 give for a motion, to
which request he assened aud Sir Mckay moved that
the House resolve itself Committee of the Whole
on the state OF the Union
The SrrAxsR arose 10 put the question, and
Mr. AsHMes made point of order The gentleman
chair. The gentleman from Alabama .ir Houstop)
claimed tho floor: and, instead Of proceeding with his
remarks for itch ufpo>e he claimed the floor gave
way for motion OF the gentleman om Nor.h Carolina,
lar Mckay thus preventing the gentleman from New
ting his resolution!
The sre.KKR overruled the point; and remarked thst
the gentleman from Alabama los, his claim to the door
the motion 10 print the tonth volume Of the laws
toned the correctness OF the decision but
Tho sPsAKsR said he hal always 50 decided.
MT hoCsroN. taking his notes to the stan1 he first
cupsd delivered very 10 remarks about the prin ing
of the laws Gentlemen around him begged him not to
so aad forthwith moved that the iIous resolve ITSELF
into Committee Of the Whole the state of the
yes and white was most beautifully cut oa'"I
MIR HusT. OF New York, inquired whether this was
not one Of the days SGT apart by tho rules for private bills
the House TO go iato Committee of the Whole.
Mr. HUNT asked for the yeas and nays, which wero
ordered and taken and the question decided in the
affrmative--yeas 6S, nays 65.
THE ALrERcATioS-rHE OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE WITH
1t will be remembered yesterday as appears by
portion Of the proceedings communicated that Mr. Hous
ton, of Alabama accused Mr. Gordon. of New York of
special pleading" that Mr. Gordon retorted and made
use of tho word pettitosging,' and that Mr. Houston
falsenood," sc. Now, all this was not calculated TO
make these gentlemen love, did Jonathan and David
Some OF tue war prits thought fight would take place
Neither OF them lacks bravery but they have too much
respect for themselves and friends to risk their lives in
the duelo or the fascafo Mr. Houston spoke hastily
he he's kind heart willingly to offend he was sorry
for what he said moment after, and be excused on
the ground that he is ardent rs southern sun can
make him. his morning, TO the JOY of the friends Of
peace Mr. Cobb ofGeorga and said that an alter
cation took place yesterday from misappr be-
tween the gentlemen from New York and Alabama, and
that the offensive language is withdrawn.
mus s" Get II Is that peace doth reign,
And love again unites the twain!
HrLL--FREEpoM OF DEBATE
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
j.
Char, and resumed the consideration of the bill making
appropriations for the naval service for year ending
June 80 l54I.
The que stion pending the amendments for dry
docks at Philadelphia. Pensacola, and Kittery.
several gentlemen spoke on the subject, when
MIR. BsisxgSHoFr adyertcd the TACT that yesterday
he endeavoed to Introduce bill increase The pay
teers, but could get number TO show their
hands lie would now correct Misrepresentation with
regard to his action heretofore the su ect and SET
himself right with his constituents
DIT. WIsThaof rose to question, Of order-o' the
want.
The CHAIRMAs said that the gentleman from Ohio was
in order.
Mr. DRoMeooLE insisted that the gentleman should be
confined strictly to the rules.
MIR. THuRMAs hoped that his colleague would be per.
mitted to proceed.
Mr.. WINTHROP appealed from the decision OF the
Chair. - -
Mr. GENTRY trusted that all who loved freedom, OF de-
bate, and who viewed il essential 10 liberty, would
,own DOWN the gag We were now in Committee Of tho
WhoIe on the state OF the Union and thing
lated TO lts welfare, in order. A voice. That's
talkag"l
The CH,IRM.s after looking at the rules said that do.
bate on the appeal was not in order.
ne question was taken ana the decision Of the Chair
was sustained-Aycs %, noes SO So
Mr. BRIsKrSHoFr permitted 10 20 on remarkinr
that he would have finished before this he had not
been interrupted His principal objection TO voting Tor
increase OF pay of volunteers heretofore was that
would have embarrassed the speedy passage the act
providing Tor carrying the Besides he thought
that the result could attained by separate bill He
incidentally alluded TO the
sErrLEMsST THE OREGON QUESTION
and said he could believe the reports now set
tied on what terms, he distinctly informed nor
could ne pretend to say. But it was settled and
need be under no apprehension of collision in that d.
recton therefore, can afford to make liberia adj
o. money to thoss brave men who have prompt
country
GOOD NEWS ron THE SOLDIERS.
he gave notice that he would embrace first oppor-
tuny TO move suspension Of the rules, introduce
the bil read yesterday, for that purpose he trust
Cd, geauenen who heretofore manifested SO much zeal
to increase the pay would do him favor second his
effort either BY rising answering their names when
the ioii was called upon the question
Mr. REsD moved that the Comm: ttee rise that he
might Introduce resolution to terminate the debate
A ne motion was agreed to--Ayes rs, noes Co.
AM the Com nittee
A voIcs-" Take oil your hat" Where's the
Speakeri
MIR. HAMsL,s, the Chairman nodded TO Mr. Boyd who
Temporarily assumed the spcakership
Ts 70 gentle nan coming down the centre
Rhett, always running about with your nat on
Ar RHstr in his seat, without his hat and looking
over his golden spectaces, bow his head with smile
lAvoice-. Wall you take some soap I'll
rbs rssan,o aSe *, :. rns suEsr,os"
terminate the debate on the Navy Appropriation bill
Mr. ROCKWELL, of Connecticut, moved to Law the re-
solution on the table but the motion negatyed-
yeas 10 nays 90.
MIR RfEn moved the previous question and the ques.
ton being on secondins the demand no quorum voted
a motion was made TO adjourn but was not agreed to-
rms was hteen minutes past IL o'clock
"A cali OF the House moved.
Inc srEAKsa pro ten. said that there a quorum
present aud that there rule which compelled gen.
tlemen to vote. =
Messrs AsHMur and HousroS Of Alabama had q
brief tilt about point Of order
Mr. MckAr-l nope acount will be taken again There
IS quorum tOrder' II is evident ferries OF 70 it,
go on" +" ORDER" SCI that there is f"ro on2 and
laugherl quorum. Cries Of order, AMI much con-
fusiou-l hole a new count will 20 on
MIR HoUsroS-l desire
Mr. McKAr-rhere is doubt OF a quorum
The SrrAxER-The Chair does not doubt II
Alr HoUsroS-Air. Speaker
Mr.. w. HcSr-l call the gentle nan TO order
Dir. Hocsros-lf am out Of order the speaker will
inform me, sir. -
MIR Husr-I call Tho pentianan - 81.