The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-12
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l. Mr. McKAr.-I ask leave to submit a resolution.
Mr.. w. w. CAMPBELL object
Nh. McKAY.-Leth be read for information.
Mr. CAMrBELL-i object to it. object to it. [" Voices:
The solutions were accordingly read. They pro-
pose that the Secretary of the Treasury communicate
the House at the next session certain information to
the expenses of the collection of the revenue; and that all
the heads OF the Executive Departments communicate if
any, and il SO. what economy has been introduced.
Mr. McKAY's motion to suspend the rules was agreed
to, and the resolution was adopted
Mr. PErrir.-I want amend the resolution.
The srrAxrR-rhe gentleman cannot the resolution
is passed.
On motion Of Mr. BoYp the report Of the Secretary Of
the Tr asury on the condition OF banks ordered to
be printed.
Mr. w; w CAMrnELL moved to 60 into Committee, to
akeup the bill for the relief of Mrs Hamilton widow of
Alexander Hamilton; but the motion disagreed to.
Mr., Senses, subsequently, mace similar movement.
But both efforts were unsuccessful
II was now halfpas nine O'Clock.
ELIJAH WHITE, OF OREGON.
MIR H0PKINs-l move to suspend the rules to take up
most righteous bill Tor the relief of an Indian Agent
in Oregon. lCres of Oh no :, Give him something I"
What is il 2" &" For the relief of white' Rap, rap,
bang, bangl
Mr., GospoS underworld to get up particular bill.
Mr. 6 s ,h that ws take
in Oregon. 1t is shame that the me- has not been
were ordered, No quorum again voting,
The SPEAKER, Trapping )--Gsntlemen win take their
1.-THE Secretary ofthc Senate made his appearance and
announced the passage of sundry bills j an -
The sfEAktK-There is undoubtedly 4uooue
Mr.. WENrwoRrH.-There quorum at the last
count. $3.50
Mr.. BRINKERHorF--An new count. = s~s~s
The Committee informally andithe report of the
joint committee conference the disagrecing amend
ments to the general appropriation bill was read
MT MkAY remarked that q rumor was in circulation
in the hall this morning that the Committee of Confer
ence had incorporated two millions of dollars, to be
Of the boundary between this country and Mexico He
simply desired to say that nothing Of the kind in the
report o. the oonsrees He moved the previous ques
was seconded and the report of the conferees was
The House went back into Committee, when
Mr. BaIsKEHHorr renewed his motion to 60 into Com
mttee to take up the bill for the relief Of Elijah White
The motion prevailed, and Mr.. Boyd called to
preside
Mr. BRISKEnHorF raised mis- voice to the highest PITCH
bill indicated. r
Mr. DAsEL, speaking equally loud but not sharp
which had passed tho Senate. He hoped they would be
taken up in order (Cries of !" Orderly
Mr.. BRrsxERHorr-Take up Whites bill first eyes,
let's take up that'D
question Of order was briefly and noisily discussed
and when II was disposed Of
Mr. THOMPSON, explained the provisions Of the BILL
which, he said, was to pay White for making explora-
tons in Oregon. destroying two dstileres and for his
bill for the relief Of the same Individual and others and
approprating 900 indemnity for the robbery COM
mited on them by the Pawnee Indians.
These bills were reported by the Committee to the
House. when, after conversation they passed
Ofbusness was were discharged
from the consideration Of subjects heretofore submitted
them-blls were reported and referred Sc. amid the
The report OF the committee of conference on the
disagreeng amendments of the Houses to the Navy
Appropriation bill, was concurred in.
| lit twenty-five minutes past ten O'Clock.
The number Of auditors had increased in the galleries.
and about dozen ladies shone in the assembly
READY ADJOURN.
Mr.. HOPKINS submitted resolution which was agreed
to-that committee be appointed the part Of the
House, to join such committee may be appointed by
the Senate, to wait upon the President of the United
States and inform him that unless he has further
nicatons to make to them the two Houses ready to
MIR. DANIEL moved that the House go into committee
Tor the purpose OF acting on private bills, which had
Mr. DsoMcOoLr asked for the yeas and nays and they
were ordered But the motion did not prevail-yeas &c.
lMessrs. Bancroft, johnson, and Walker into
the hail. looked for FEY moments, and then retired
A message was received from the President oil the
United States informing the House that had approved
ana signed the bill making appropriations for the civil
End diplomatic expenses Of the government and the bill
to establish the Smithsonian Institute.
APPOINTMENT
The SPEAKER said that under the bill for the establish
ment Of the Smithsonian Institute volved on him
appoint three regents and he, therefore, appointed
Messrs; Owen. OF Indiana; HOugh, OF New York; and
rHs CONSULAR SYSTEM
| Mr.. W. w. CAMPBELL offered resolution, which was
agreed to- that the bill reported by him from the select
committee tor revision OF tho consular system Of the
United States be referred to the Secretary OF State with
request to communicate his opinions at the
sion, with such suggestions he may think proper.
At quarter past eleven o'clock, another motion was
Senate.
The yeas and nays were taken, occupying fifteen
minutes and the question decided in the Affirmative.
Mr.. CHPMAN got in few words edgeways, and denied
that he pursued the Gavienss" said he did
the Harbor Bill and the Veto Message communicated
in letter to the Herald.
ELIJAH WHITE AGAIN.
The bill for the relief OF Elijah White came back from
the Senate, loaded with amendments for carrying into
effect the treaties with the Cherokees and the Poto-
watames.
Mr. MARTIN, of Kentucky, made an Intellectual effort
to reconsider the vote By winch the House Iesolv
go into committee However,
The House went into committee, Mr.. Boyd in the
chair.
Mr. BRINKERHoFr, as earnestly as before moved to
take up the bill for the relief OF Elijah White consider
the amendments of the Senate
Mr. DANIEL insisted that bills should be taken up in
order
Some general conversation ensued. It now wanted
twenty minutes to twelve o'clock
The Senate amendments were read, when
Mr. SIMS of Missouri said a few words in favor of the
| his district
(The Speaker informally resumed the chair when a
message was received from the President informing the
House that he had signed certain bills also message
from the Senate
aside to be reported to the House.
Mr. DRoMcooLE.-I object the bill has not been read
| Mr.. .DANIEL-Have ] the floor not? (Cries Of
order order" from all directions have taken the
trouble to examine E. order1 the bill, and e. order"
MIR ROCKWELL. OF Connecticut move that the CON-
mittee rise. (Bawls of order" order" and there
the greatest imaginary confusion.
| A VoIcE i move that not more than fifty members
speak at once and another, " Say twenty"
| Mr. RATHBrN.-l Withdraw my motion. loud cries
| Of" question:" question:
The committee rose, and the amendments to the bill
for the relief Of Elijah White concurred in
motion was made to lay 1t the table, and the yeas
| called, [ ed
TWELVE.
Mr.. WINTHROP, in a big crowd, who had been watching
the clock, remarked that there difference time
between the two houses. Voices" Extend the time
FIVE minutes "
gentleman was seen running towards the Speakers
chair with bill in his hand be signed Nome nts
| were precious. The Speaker signed it.