New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

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took the oath and bic seat
Mr. VfvToN from the Committee Of Ways aud
Means. ssked and obtained leave to Introduce biz to
create Department Of the Interior with Secretary
of the Interior having the same sal sry o. The other
secretaries and transferring % this Department cub
ects uOW under the charge Of the several other De-
parimen,s. including the Patent Ohce from the De
pertinent Of State, the Supervision Of the U. : Mar
shA's and Clerks Of L. = Courts. from The Treasury
Department also the 1T COntrO lers Office the Land
Office the Indian Bureau. and seversl other subjects
He moved that il be made the special order for Friday
next.
Mr. CoBB Of ia. moved is reference TO the Com
mttee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union
The Ayes and Noes being called for on the mo
ton 10 make j, the special order resulted Ayes loJ,
Noes g. Twothirds not voting 10 the affirmative, the
motion was lost.
The question REQUIRED on the motion to refer
Mr. NiNTOS addressed the House, explaining
the provisions Of the bill and showing the great neces
city there was for this new Department He showed
that II the bill referred % the Committee Of the
Whole Il would be efectusily buried for this session,
and therefore the only mode ia which it could be Sc
cured 20 order 10 be engrossed for third read
log today lie hoped therefore that the friends Oi the
measure would vote down the proposition 70 refer, aud
refuse 70 adjourn 10 lay the Dill the table or 70
postpone IL There was but way 20 secure lie pss
sage this session and that was 70 order 20 De en-
crossed.
Mr. CoBB of Ga opposed the proposition and
hoped il would be referred. He thought That this bill
was Of too much importance 10 be pressed to an
engrossmeni today He spoke a, some length IN op
p0siuon % the eugrossment as II would place the bill
beyond the reach Of amendments.
Mr.. BRODHEAD spoke briefly in support OF the
bill, which he thought was good one and ought to
pass
Mr. PECg OF Vt was in favor OF the reference, be-
cause be wanted more time TO consider It,
Mr.. VINT0N said the bill could be ordered % be
engrossed and then If j, found TO want amend
meat motion 10 reconsider could be made
Mr.. AsHNUS Of Mass moved the previous ques-
ton
MIR. WENTWORTH moved a call Of the House
and called for the Ayes and Noes. which refused
and the motion lost.
The previous question was seconded and the
Ayes and Noes called for and ordered the motion 10
refer 10 the Committee Of the Whole which was lost
by Ayes ~ Noes 100.
The AYES and Noes were then called for and
ordered The motion thst the bill be engrossed which
carried by Ayes III, Noes -
YEAs-Messr. Abbott Adams, Ashmun, Bsrrngeri Bai
row, Becher BsctmsT, Blanchard, boydeu, Brsdy pfod
head, Buckner, Butler, CabeA, Csnby, Chspman Clspp
Crozier Dicsey Dixon Doer, Duncsn, Dunn Ecker 70
wards. A Evans, ~ Evans ParreNy Fisher, Foufnoy
Freedley Fulton, Gsioes Gayle, Genlry Gidd1gs Coz
Greeley, Gregory, Gnnnel, Hale, n. Hall q Hbmp
TOD, NJ Hampton, Hassel, Henry, Huisrd T. home.
W. Houston. d Hubbard Hudson Hunt, G J Ioge
soil. J. r IngsrsOll Kellogg, T King y ? King, W
Lawrence, Lincoln. Maolsy, Molysue Mel sne II Grace
Mann Mar.h MoIehesd; mullin, MURPHY Ne SOD Newell
Ncoll, Outlaw, Pahey. PeDdleoo Pene, Poloct Preston
Putnam Reynolds, Rockwell, J. A. Rockwell, Roman,
Rumsey, ST John, sohenck Sherr siseser, singersnd
Talo age Taylor, Thibooeaux, X. w Thompson, Thurs
Tompkns. Toombs, Van Dyke, VntoD, Warren, White
NaYs-Messrs Aisinson, Bsyly, Beae, Bednger Bine
ham BIdsal, Bocock Boyd Bndges w o Brown, 3 lH
Csihcart Chase r. Clsrk II Cohb, w r. W. Cobb Cum
mns Dsnel Darling Dounel FarsD. Fea hersion, csio
French Fries, GOggin, ". z Hsh, Hsmmons HARRISON
Harmsnson Hanis Henley. Hin. q 5. u.ion, lversor
Jrnsios, h. John.on r. " Johnson. G W 10 es, Ksuf
WrClsTpssd Mco"een Io6 Msnn Mesde Mi er Morris,
pAesl.e Peel petuf IeytOu. Phelps. PlIshury
Rchey RockhiL Sawyer, shepperd smart smiin, ssrk
weather, Stuart, R A Thompson; Taner, vensoe, Wa
lace Wentworlh Wick Wiley Wiilsms, w Nood"ard-'o
Mr NINToN moved to reconsider the last vote
and that the motion lie over and also that the bill be
printed which ordered.
Mr.. WHITE reported bill from the Committee
on Agriculture the subject the above, which
ordered be printed that II necessary It might be
offered substitute If the vote on the engrossment
were reconsidered
On motion of TRUMAN SMITH, by direction OF
the Committee on Foreign Afdrs) the bill to create
Board of Commissioners to decide on Mexican CLAIMS
was msde the special order for the goth.
Mr.. HARALsoS had leave TO introduce JOINT
Resolution defining the mode OF making applications
for pensions for soldiers widows under the ACT OF the
lst July lsls which read three times and passed
Mr. CocKE from the Committee on Pensions
introduced bill 10 give hslfpsy for yesrs to certain
widows and orphans, which was slso read three Tunes
and passed.
Mr.. BURT moved that the Committee OF the
Whole be discharged from the farther consideration OF
the bin 10 re6rganze the Pay Department OF the Army
and that IL take lis place In the Speakers table which
was agreed to-
Mr. ScHENcK moved o suspension OF the rules 70
enable him offer resolution 70 pay 10 John NJ bots
his mileage and per diem during the Tune ne was con
testing the seat OF j. Jones speaker o. or5IaS
Mr. SCHENCK offered the resolution and moved
the Previous Question.
Mr.. FARAN desired to say that on a previous oc-
cAsop when his colleague had offered similar resolu-
81. ~ IIo had all
he was In error, and that MIR Bolts ought to be paid
The Previous Question was seconded ana the
Ayes and Noes ordered on the adoption Of the resolu'
ton, which resulted Ayes lOo, Noes 80
YEAs-Messrs Abbott Adams. Ashmun Bsrringer, Be-.
cher Blsckmar. Boyden Brady c Brown, CAbeil Canby
ChspusD h L ClsTk. Cooke Colamer, Collins Lougei'
orsns0D C5'hed h T5owe now IsSle rspsra, Eys5s
Faran Farrey, shsr. Freedley, Gsnes Gayle, Geniry
Gidanss, Goggio G.t Greeley Crime II ale n ~. n
Henley, Henry, Hillsrd, +. Holmes; J w Houston
Hubbard Hud.on Hunt, c lnser'ol ipgep'9; w.. =
W johnson. q. W Jones, Kaufman, Kellogg D klng'
Lahm La sere, W. T. Lawrence, Lincoln, Mellvelne,
Msr.h, Marvin Morehesd. Mullin, Nelson; Newell oai
law Pslfrey. Pollock Preston. Putnam, J Rockwell )
Rockweil Rumsey 81 John scheucs shepperd, Sheriff..
Sylvester Shngefland. c b. Smith. T smith, slepheps
stewart, Slrohm, rslmsdge, Taylor w ThomP'on'
Turner Venshle, Vlnlou, Warren. Wentworth, While
N,ys-sessr. Atkinson. Bsyly, Bingham, Bowln, Boyd
Bridges Brodhssd. Burt, Csihcsrs. Chase Cisfk
Cob6 w W Cobb, Daniel Fesihers;oa, fcsin, frsnch
Fulton W P. Hsl Hsrslson, Hi, lgerson, Jel kns II
Johnson u.
McCiernsnd. McLsne. Mcqueen J Oh Msnn Miller notIs
Morse Murphy. Pessee, Peck. Peuie, Peyion, Piers
Rchey Roc khi Sawyer, Smith, Stanton slark" ssihef
stuart Strong. Jas hcmpsOn, Thursson, Wslace NAeS
Wi isms Miuot WOodwsrd-5o.
Mr.. WALLACE of :. c. presented the resolutions
Of the LEGISLATURE Of South Carons Mr. w. by unsni
nous consent proceeded to make some remarks in eN
psnatiou OF the spirit Of the people OF the stale Of
south Carolina In reference to the extension OF slavery
10 the Territory OF California
Mr.. THoMPsoS of Pa offered resolution 10 ex
ppnse from the Journsl the declaration adopted by the
House on the Sd January lsie, that the Mexican ~sf
was unjust and unconsiitunonslly commenced oy the
President;
The Wings expressed general desire to vote
op this resolution. but
Mr.. Burr of : c. moved an adjournment, which
was carried.
California Emigrants.
By the brig Emily Bourne, from New Bedford REQ
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