The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-04
nav. v.r. . rd.r.d and we. decided in tn. negative.

Yeas a., ayes lo7
Mr. Douo proposed an old plan: that the contest
now cease and by common consent take up this bill.
MIR. Bars xKnHorr Il move to take up the bill to re
fund none advanced by certain States and individuals
TO- t. side Of the House
Mr. NKERHorrIa ask to take up the bill rsfunding
money advanced BY States and individuals for volun
teers.
The CHArRMAs-The same gentleman will act as toll
ers. {" What is the motonf'] Bill lO6. There
quorum when before in committee.
The tsllers reportsd-e3 in the Affirmative, and In
the negative. f. No quorum again ~
toe w rise and r.po The 20 the House.
Mr.. CorrRELL-There evidently IL quorum. [" Or.
der" order" And rise to question Of order ('sit
The cHAlnnAs-,osntlsmen will take their seats
[Knock knock"] 8.
no quorum the Chairman is bound to make Q Gala
count, l mean. l ask count by the Chairman; the
The CHAraMAs-The Chair has examined that point.
No good will result by count Of the House. There il
Nj CorrarLL-Thsrs 10 q purpose to be answered.
ask the Chairman to count
. Just as the Speaker stepped in the chair.
LsnxSssr "To sp tsss' cottrs u ~ ''''''A
motion wa. made to adjourn and decided in the ne
RrLIrE OF IRELAND.
At half past nine o'clock
Mr. CARROLL arose-I move to suspendIthe rules, and
send up resolution to the Chair and ask for the yeas
and nays [Laughter1
oh. Hoasa
The CLERK read the Notwithstanding the Commit
tee of Ways and Means report the Senate bill for the
Nr. CAaHoLL-Mr. Speaker. Mr.. Speaker
The Gentlemen will come to order else the
Mr. CAnROLL-DOes the Chair decide my resolution to
be out of orderl
The srEAxxn-The Chair 30 decides
Mr. CARROLL, lin good natured voiee) well, W i'll
be compelled to take an appeal [Laughter1 And on
that motion ask for the yeas and nays Increased
(Mr. Barrnger discovered in the ladies' gallery
that the way to serve your country " asked one
Mr. CAaaolL-I said would take appeal from the
Tho spEAKER.-It is not debatabs.
Mr. CARRoLL.--I will be compelled to ask for the ayes
and nays l"Lets have emil
MT Bowl rise to question of order.
The srxAKEA ~ gentleman lem q. cannot
The SPEAKER The Chair first recognized the gentle
man from New York. The gentleman we'd to suspend
the rules The Chair decided tho motion to be out OF or
der from which he takes an appeal.
The decision OF the chair was sustaIned-yeas $50,
nays
gle remark, will offer the following proposition, hold
ing In his handy as an earnest that will take up the
"read"1 move suspension of the rules ["Oh no ~
assure gentlemen that it is ordinary resolution and
can be offered at any time offer in good faith ("Rsad
Mr. WENTwOATH.-I object unless it be read
tesnh Joint rule that the three million bill nav be pre-
sented passed. to the President on the last day Of the
session.
Mr.. PxrrIr objected.
Mr.. BoYD.-It is in order at any time offer It az an
esrnest.
House is acting under suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. BOYD took appeal but quorum voting,
Mr.. CorrRELL said-I demand count of the House.
{" Can't have t"]
The CHAIaMAN-Gentleme will resume their seats
Under what rule does the gentleman require count
Mr. CorTRELL-The parliamentary law. Laughter !
The gentleman, however, withdrew his appeal.
The committee rose; it was now ten o'clock.
MIR. DouaLAss-I propose that adjourn, and
that the first thing do in the morning be- take up the
three million BILL about which there has been this evening
much controversy and after considering it in commit
House. T'Agrsed p aoh. no !" NOV or never n
Mr. PErTir--I assent to 50 much Of the resolution
Mr.. R. CHArMAN-I move call of tho House.
Mr.. HuDsoN-I move that the House adjourn, and ask
Mr.. MARTIN, Of Kentucky-I wish to be excused from
voting and to give my reasons.
The s,E..Hs-Ths gentleman is not in order.
The question 10 on the motion to adjourn.
MIR. M'KAY-l was on the floor
The House refused to adjourn-yeas go, nays 90.
The House went into committee, and Immediately
A message was received from the Senate, asking the
House to unite in suspending the sixteenth rule.
Mr.. PETrIT-l wish to debate it,
The SPEAKER-It is not in order
Mr. PEzuIrI want to debate it, and call for the yeas
and nays. lCrder'l lwant to debate it, ard call for
Put him out, he's drunk" zeal for the sergesntat
The SPEAKER Gentlemen must come to order. KNOCK
knock
THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL.
Tho bill from tho Senate, supplemental to the bill
authorizing ten regiments to be raised taken up
The Senate had disagreed to the amendment giving
the President the power appoint Commander in Chief
or Lieutenant general
Mr.. BoYD moved that the House adhere, and ask a
Mr. HoLMEs of South Carolina, deprecated the putting
civilian, or politician at the head Of the army Unfor
q ha ma he
misfortune to be whig; he to be superseded because
he is not Of the pure democratic school that is the AL
pha and Omega. 1t 10 feared he will be candidate for
the Presidency He would vote for the amendmen!
to disgrace brave commander of our army.
Mr. BoYD moved the previous question.
Pending which, at a quarter to eleven o'clock, the
House adjourned.
BALTIMORE, March ., ls47.
March Weather. Er. Governor Thomas's Cases-The
Spring Business-7ne Markets, Stock Board, &C.
The month of March has set In clear cool and windy
quite seasonabe weather, but about ten degrees colder
than any experienced for a month past.
Much excitement 10 felt here with regard to the two
cases relating to Governor Thomas. The first, al
until Thursday, account Of the proceedings at An
napos, the charges brought against Judge Legrand
by him. The Annapolis case will come up to day, and
the and boat that city this morning crowded
down with passengers
The spring business in Baltimore has commenced with
fine prospects OF an extensive trade. Our hotels fill
ing up and our streets and business thoroughares
assuming lively aspect Freight is also pouring in here
from Philadelphia and New YORK. route to the West
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The Erickson
line keep their wharf piled up with boxes and bales o.
though they are constantly being removed to the Rail
road Depot Should the Pennsylvania canals continue
closed few weeks longer, our railroad will not want
for back freight for the immense number Of cars
the road bringing breadstufs to the city.
The MARKETs-There were $50 head of Beeves offered
The scales ye,terday all Of which were taken BY
Phia Prices were shade higher. viz ss73 per lot
lbs on the hoof equal to IS 81 net The
$33k Sales Olive Hogs making at s. 80 S373 Occa
siGnaily choice parcel brings g. There sales Of 3o
bbs Of Howard flour Friday afternoon and Saturday
ss This was the current rate Yesterday which note
sales OF 900 bbs Sales Of 1900 bbls City Mills Flour
S. 2h. Most holders ask IS Is Sales of Md 8oc
8lc for white ana S3c Sic Tor yellow cats sell at 40c 42c
The Stock board-rhe passage OF the Resumption
Bill by the House of Dele gates has caused considera
Bile advance in state stoc ks In anticipation of its pas
sage they had advance to So and yesterday they
held firmly at s6h with So bid. Baltimore 6s, OF 1900
closed at 90h asked, and 9sH bid