The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08

! Mr. FIcxIrS, Of n1inols, was undsrsood 10 confirm
whist had been ssid BY Mr. Hunt
cused and the Speaker appointed other members In
their place on the Committee on Military affairs.
Mr. JoHs,or. Of tennessee ask leave 10 submit re-
seuionthst the Speaker Of the House OF Represents
psctve Houses die on the goth day Of July next at
Objections were made by more than dozen men,
bers
Mr. JOHNSON moved suspend the rules; but the mo.
ton did not prevail Yeas, 81 nays 73-not twothrds
I Mr. Borp proposed to modify - resolution which he
had heretofore submitted Ito meet at ten o'clock and
take recess rom two to halfpast three 50 as to meet at
The srsAx.nThe Chair does not recollect what dis
position was made Of that resolution
Mr. Boro-The House refused to suspend the rule
Woes; II object and another. SO do T."
:, Mr. Bo'o. move to suspend thu rules and ask for
the yeas and nays.
Mr.. WrSrwogrH-T ask -
The The S ;s raped. to conquer peace"
There were loud calls. read the resolution" read
it," II was read.
The srEAxss-ordsr and he raped loudly and re-
pesedly.
MIR. CoLLAMrR-Mr Speaker
The SrEAxER Trap. rap) There is too much noise
(Rsp rap Ths chair win call gentlemen by their
names they do not take the seats and come
Mr. CoLlAMrR (stil standing) Mr.. Speaker! Mr..
The spsAKrn-The gentleman from Vermont
MT CoLAMER-ls It In order to move amend.
msnt7
The s,rAKra-It will if the House suspend the rules
MT CoLLAMrR elevating his voice) then give notice
that will TO 6x the time of adjournment instead
depending an hour in effort to do 20. loo itl
sir housroS, Of Ala-I'll 60 for that.
Mr. DxoMcooLE-l would ask whsther the House can
be made to sit beyond any hour il chooses.
order.
Mr. BeyD-Mr. Speaker -
The SPEAxER-No debate is in order
Mr. CoLLAMra-Whcn in order will move that the
hour Of adjournment be- four o'clock PM unless other
The yeas ami nays wore taken. and by a vote Of yoas
Ill, a. the House refused to suspend the rules
Mr. HuNsERSoRD Immediately moved that the House
NEE. On Monday next at 10 O'Clock and the motion was
oRss cHosBr-rHE sHArrEnrD soLDIrR TRIUMPHANT.
Among the many private bills before tho House this
morning. that for the relief Of Orris Crosby.
Nr DOUGLASS twho was earnest in his behalf az he
Is for the boundary Of 81 4o said that this applicant
wounded severely by British officer because he rcfus-
ed when ordered fight against his country tho
war with Great Britain. And he asked if there
while fighting for his country. He would open up
inc i having been previously discussed but he
would not refuse to pass the bill.
motion was made to lay it on tho table, and also for
finally, the bill was passed-yeas "a, nays S.
H.. ~, g.. ~, MARE .,;. nosss-A srAMrEDe.
up the question being on its engrossment 1t appeared
that in May 1882 the applicant separated from his
horse while in the service of his country. The conse-
9ucncc was, the animal ran of and supposed to be
aiken by the Indians. 1t valued eighty dollars. If
the petitioner had deserted bis post, at which he
placed by his superior officer for the purpose securing
the horsehe would have been apprehended deserter
and probably suffered death.
Mr. BaopHrAp said something relative to the bill, but
his remarks did not reach the reporters desk However
ne spoke Of the horse" but several gentlemen
rupted him with correction that tlAe animal was q
" mare" IA voice Well, a mare IN horse" and
laughter succeeded1
Mr. DAslrL arose amid general merrimcn and horse"
laughs understand that that Enochs lost his horse-A
voice " His mare'l-by being compelled to serve
foot. Ia voice: 1t was q marcy Well, believe a
dari lah tn hA aSsxo
laughterl
The SPEAKER raped to order.
MIR DASfEL-Well. this At his post ON foot ;
and this mare,(laughterl-I suppose it was a mare
llaugherl-with some Of tho other horses A voice
" Other horses."1 This mare, then.-lA voice. "No,
marc, "l--while with other - [. horses'l-animals-
laugb,er]-was afflicted with sta npedo bounded over
the xississippi,-(A voice Say the Pac6c'I-and has
never been - heard Of since.
MIR McCorNELL--To obvia;e objections az to sex
strike out marc" and iAsert horse" Ia voice:
" Did you ever horse fly :"l
MIR DANIEL.-Ths claim Is substantially within tho
rule. The loss Of the horse nare-aughter]- .
complete to the owner as if he-tA voice !" She, and
laughterl.had been shot by the enemy hope, there
fore, the House will agree to let il pass.
MIR HARALsoS.-What hill is III
A voIcE.-1he mare bill.
The bill then ordered to be engrossed for third
reading, ard passed.
At early hour the House adjourned.