New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

| The House concurred in the report OF the court
OF Conference Of tive disagrecng votes on The amend
ment 10 the Navy oilL
| Mr. McDowELL offered a resolution of thanks
IN the speaker for the sbir impartial and dguihed
/ manner In which be hsd discharged bis duties
Mr JOHNSON OF Tenn moved 10 amend by striA'
| ins ont the pord impartial He denied that the Speak
or va, so be hsi frequently struggled Tor tne hoo'
and when be did get Il the Speaker turned ~
He bad better chsnce In Committee, wneie MS 'nP"
| ra Majesty not in the ehsir
| Mr. CoBB was temporarily IN the Speaker ssch'
M Jop~s0N spoke ct length, hndns isut WIN
the partially oi The spesksr lie was csied - ot'eI
several times by Wings. and encoarss'u 70 <" on -
| Democrats lie referred % The constitution o' "
/ Comm ttss- aud said they were made up u SUI AnH
slavery iGreat excitement
| Mr. HAsxrLL said that the head snd front OF The
Abolition party probably the only one VINO "ou'
/ vote with his colleague.
| NJ GtDpr>es snted 20 know by what authority
| NJ HASKELL hss 90 expressed himself Laughter
| Mr. HASKELL replied. common sense and Undue
ton led TO the conclusion, because Nj CLIPPINGS ~s
the other one besides Mr. Johnson. WHO thoushi 20"
/ mitrees were no; properly Organized
| Mr. GfDplNGS said that Mr.. HAsKsLt was once
deuued 10 be h.s exscuiioner but not 20 spess Tor
| him There was much laughter
| The amendment 90 strike out was rele'ten-
only l voting la favor sud he Resolution was serecd To-
| THE NIGHT SESSION
| Mr. NfNro~ sad that the Committee on Oonier
euce On the issgreeng amendments % ne ssnefa w
uropraton til had been unable q sgrcc snd ssAcd 70
| r. 4 .ch.rged The senate hai inserted an amend
men, V,Ixrss Tor the Territories aud the
| House iscted H. was seen. Breakers shtsi. IN
| tense excitement
Nj. AsHNr~ said that 30 the House rcccdcd. the
| question will hc an open one. There was much nay
,rrinc several motions werr made. questions sss'l'
| and Tho vote taken on The House rrtecing. 70 49,
decided in the Affirmative. by vote Of lll % luo-
| There was trcmcnd Gus excitement members lamPi's
ny; ,t.. ..,.,,.r .o,is be 80,
tied by striking out from the Senstes amendment
lW.tKEn 81 the words wet 81 the RIO Orsnte. sni
inserting nothing In that set that icied any way the
BOUNDARY Of Texss and moved the previous question
| VII 'ch wss sustained by majority oi b.
| The SrkkKER said, iu reply 20 question: inst IT
the main preston ba order the sui ect would 90
over until O. morrow Farther explanations were made.
and the CHAIR decided that ihe question was On the
| amendment of Mr.. MoRfHEAn
! Mr. AsHNUN moved CD lay the Amendments on
the table
/ that would carry the bin with 70.
NJ AsHNUN did not insist ou his motion.
The question was then taken on NJ MORE
HEADS amendment and sdop;ed-Ayes 80 Noes 20
| Several members iWmed' ate'y popped up nom
their seats Points of order we're piled one on another
and there was the greatest possible confusion ana III
| tense Interest manifested in the galleries
| Mr.. THeNrsoN oi Ind. appealed o. the North and
| south % appease the excitement and offered q com
promise that the Constitution ~ sr "a spphcshe De-
extended tns Territories The esisiins awe 10
be- exercised 10 persons property and religion ana me
| President empowered 20 carry the laws into elect
! The set u continue an February lsio.
Points OF order in thick succession were raised,
| and considerable squabbng ensued motion was made
AZ lOf Eel lock Tor call of House u was decided IN inc
negative. while the yeas and nays were bong called
! there was $ much confusion that the Clofk had "a
cease for few moments. In tho midst oi the eNcit
| meut,
Mr.. BaY1Y said that Mr. Roor had come over
70 insult his colleague Mr. GtDDicGs alluded "a,
who went over TO Mr. MEApEs seat. and struck him
Mr.BNLrY said that Mr. Roor was brute,
and not Root. Nj Roor passed Oh without farther
notice.
Motions too numerous to mention were then
made, and the question ordered 10 be put On Mr.
THoNrsoNs amendment II was agreed TO by ma
Nj. PErrIr then made furious speech Tie
would rather have the bill referred, than see such
amendments adopted Il was ncfsrious, he said T.
stop the hands OF the clock lie was not Joshua Il
| control H. he not willing 10 form partnership
with the slave holding power-ihole prous, putd sc]b
He was here greeted with cries OF "louder
louder"
Mr. McCLERSAND rose 10 call Mr.. PETIT t.
| order
The SPEAKER decided Mr. PETIT to be in order
The decision was appealed from and reversed
| The question was then taken 0n the senate
| Territorial amendment 10 General Appropriation bh
(WALKEE0 as amended by Mr. THoNrsoN. VI. agreed
TO- Yeas no, Nays lOi. The amendment went back 4
the senate.
The resolution for extra compensation 10 en-
pi0yees OF hs House passed. and other minor matters
were disposed OF
About two o'clock this morning Sunday the
House was without quorum. Several resolutions
| private bills. sc. then disposed OF, when Mir
JOHNSON OF Arb reached AZ Mr. FICKtIN of H. knocs
ed him down and drew blood rush was made "a
part them. The Speaker called To- order There was
IRENE ndous excitement but the conflict Ia
minute No bones broken There wac plenty Of the ar
dent the capitol, and Ia the midst Of the whole, MI
FfcKLGN was taken from the Hall
PArrSr MEDICINE BILL.
| On motion. Mr.. EDWARDS bill To prevent the
pstenting Of medicines was taken up. lie said IL was
10 preserve the health OF the people.
| Mr.. HALL Of Mo. made a speech IN praise Oi
SAPPINGroS's fever and egue pills sud said paten,
medicines did ten times more good than regular pro
scrptons No quorum vote taken on this epgrossInent
OF the bill There end Of
| At q O'Clock motion was made % adjourn stqs
de- Only ~ members voting Ia the Affirmative.
Mr.. KAUFMAN Of Texas. moved that the House
take up the bill to establish government IN New
Mexico.
Mr.. HOLMES Of 5 c objected for want Of power
| or time
A motion was then made to adjourn, and
Mr.. PETIT said this was not meeting OF the
| House. but town meeting.
Another said Il a mob.
The SPEAKER told the gentlemen that they must
not smoke cigars.
Mr.. PETIT said that his had no fire on t.
The greatest anxiety toadiourn was manifested,
but the Speaker did declare Il carried. even
| when majority voted In it, favor.
A message was sent 10 the Senate informing
them that the House ready al ourn. and Com.
mittee appointed wait the President and s.k
him whether be had any farther communication 10
| make
Somebody said that Gen. TAILOR was President
now.
Almost everybody appeared 10 be ia a chaotic
state sleepy. the galleries vacated. and the
House took the bill granting the right Of way 20 the
llinois Railroad Company IL WAS generally alluded TO-
Means were taken % renew the Appropriation
bill eu, the iactiouists we're condemned snd Members
| said they would 20 down 10 everlasting infamy
| Mr.. Turner said he had acted consistently IN
| voting against the Senstes amendment 30 provide for
the Territories. The lords Of the lash the frae
uonsts. The charge II traitor had no sting for him
Messsrs. HENLEY and LEVIN then spoke
Nothing done with the bill.
There was a long delay for the President 10
sgn the General Appropriation bill. and 10 say whether
| he had any farther comm uuicstions 10 make.
| The adjournment finally took place, sine de- At
q o'clock The Speaker delivered ID and rushed Of
/ the hall
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