The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-24

time As soonas Mr. Archer stops cries of question
Mr.. CsIrrrsDxs asked for one word, an said be di
not 10 sullify the Senate by psrsisting in hi
motion for upon the balance Of Mr. Houssons med
i6cstion as modified, and he withdrew the calls fo
T" All Yes that's right "Now fsrftrl
And the balance Of Mr. Houston's amendments a
Now see the way have to gol
Mr. ArcHI:or, said, now there could be no mistake a.
;. before ns senate nc
House bill for the appointment Of ten regiments of regu
lars and to substitute simple provision providing oI
ten egmens Of volunteers under the of the Act
OF May last which gives to the states the appointment
Of the officers For the present Mr. Atchison moved that
Mr. speighf called for the eyes and noes
Mr. CAnsnos appealed that he withdraw them, as a
Mr. srsIoHr de slined, and roll called and the
Senate 23 to 10 adjourned and they adjourned
who win be engaged to morrow out Of The senate
House or Representatives.
WAsHINoroN, Jan -.
INCREASE or PAY BOUNTY LANDS.
The journal was read and then the cries of
"Mr. Speaker" Mr. Speaker" from moro than twenty
members Ia tones loud enough to be heard In the
da Many Of them held papers in eir hands, and the
the presiding ofcer ia one particular direction. Mr.
Kennedy cooy remarked as he looked on and laughed
BOW ,ns his sSens 49, you've all made your
The srE4kra-This is the day for the consideration
OF plIs on the private calendar.
MIR. BoYp 81 ask leave to make q report from the a.
lect committee, being bill to increase the pay of the
army ana to grant bounty lands Send it up Let il
The srsAHEa.-Whst does the gentleman propose
.Mr. boYDol move to refer the bill and the amend
Union that they be printed and made the order
Of the day for Monday next. N''
The question was divided, and the first clause was
The srEAxSa stated the question to he on making the
bill the special order for Monday
(Uith III IL
Mr.: Bowl ask the yeas and nays (They were or.
Mr. HousTex of Alabama-IfEthe gentleman will put
on me subject Tor day or two later perhaps his object
MIR BoYD-It never can be taken up as unfinished bu.
sines', The gentleman ought not to resist it.
Mr. HOUSTON ttaryl-l nave no more idea Of resisting
The srr.xss called to order; and the bill was made
the order OF the day Tor Monday nextysas nays
The cry of Mr.. Speaker" "Mr. Speaker" was re-
The SPEAKER recognised "the gentleman from Gesr
gia,'
MIR. srxrHss., who asked leave to introduce joint
ton, wiz
Whereas less desirable that the interests and
nonor OF our country should Do cordially sustained and
defended SO long AZ the present with Mexico
tinues to exist than that il should be unnece
prolonged, but should be terminated no.
norabe peace can be obtsned and whereas it is beev
Cd thst diversity Of opinion prevails to considerable
should be prosecuted and it being proper that this mat
tor should be settled by clear expression Of the legs
lave WILL solemny proclaimed to the world there.
FORE
Resolved by the Senate House of Representative 81
OF the United 81 ties, in Congress assembled That the
present with Mexico is wsged with view to
conquest" the Acknowledgement Of that republic by
the acquisition Of any portion of her territory
United States to terminate the hoslties upon no
norable both parties, embracing on our own part
advised to guess it and 60 onpreper and rightful
boundary Of Texas and the full recognition and proper
provision part to be made for all Just claims
Of our citzensthe whole to be adjustedSby negotia-
tion to be instituted and effected according to the
The SrEAKER-If there be objection, the resolu
tons will be referred.
Mr.. DRoMoooLE and others objected.
MIR. SrErHErs-I move to suspend the rules
Mr.. Cons (amid the contusion)-The desire of my
colleague merely have the resolutions referred
the committee OF the Whole
Mr.. DRoneeLLE-I do not withdraw my objection.
MIR. STEPHENS i move suspension Of the rule, and
ask for the yeas and nays.
They were ordered
Mr.. rHvRmAs.-I will vote to suspend the rul.
cause
Mr.. AsHMUN.-Ic call the gentleman to order.
Mr.. THusMAS-b e-[Order, order
The yeas and nays taken, and by vote of-ycas
10, nays %, the rules hot suspended
ALvAN C. GoEL, THE rYRoTEcHNIsT.
Mr. MckAr moved to suspend the rules, for the pur.
pose OF going into committee Of the whole.
Mr.. WENTw0RrH.-What il the order of the day
The SrEAKER-Privae bills.
Mr.. WENTwoRrH-Does it require a vote fof two
thirds 7
The SPEAKER.-It dces not.
Mr. MCKAY essay cd to speak, but his voice was drown
ed by cries of Order.o
The House refused to go into commee-yeas TO-
nays l0S
The first bill the calendar that for the relief of
Mr. Goel to indemnify him for the his machines
for driving and boring rockets Several gentlemen at.
tached to the navy value the inventions at from S25 COO
to $40 900.
Alter Intellectual effort to lay the bill or the table,
the amount in the bill reduced from $40 900 to s. OoO
and it was then passed.
Several other private bills were disposed of, when
There seemed to be disposition on the part of a ma
Jory to do business for individuals and SO the House
adjourned.