The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30


 by the speaker.
 Resalo~a. nat this House ss further mark of respect fof has memory. adjourn.
 The House accordingly aeyoar1sd-
 April IS. SEx.rE-Th. dehrieB.y bil was taken up and ths debate resumed on amendment Of no general interest.
 Mf Csss moved 10 s'rke ag; the appropriation for sn outfit ef Charge 10 Austria
 Mr. I ooie expressed the hope that provision WoBId be made n tbe amendment of the Seratar iron Michigan for the fe-ssts5shnsn; of afrouatie relations Wlih the central government of Germany. NJ. King opposed Mr. Csss's amendment Ailef some debate on the general principles iTi- voved n he aDen4DeBt, il was relecied-yeAs r. |, Bsvs 2s
 The bit, af'sr having been amended in several particulars, passed
 Mir Foa'e moved To take up hs motion for the select committe of thirteen.
 M DsFiou suggested iAAi there was much press iag Executive bRslaess and hoped that the Seuale ~oatd % into Executive session
 Mf Foots Insisted ap0n his motion, and in the course Of aIs remarks fssa portion of song re- eeBiiF pu5isAed 10 NrN York, advocating tue pro- posed reference, and the aafing ol California wIth cther measures This he considered the latest au- tieni yldicatson ot Ye5iic sentiment.
 M. Hale sugsests- tatl tae Senate sing H. tGreal laughter
 Mr. Clay suggested a reason vhy the motion for s-leci com A,te sanaid be decided enc way or oibef. that he understood ihe comHiftee of SIX ap- Fo'n'ed ts convey ibe remains of Mr. Calhoun 10 their saal resting place 10 leave inc rfy fo- meToS 10 perform the duty assigned them Ifthis ~as true II was important thai those gentleman should hare an opportunity at participating n the leave
 Mr. Mason said tbe committee referred 10 did mt propose 70 leave the city uuil ManaAy nexf h behalf of the genilsmea com posing l he oesirec io express the hope thag the business of the Senate shead be so arranged that voie should be taken earlns t,elr absence oPon ihe important questions pending before the Senate
 Afer further csbafe q Was agreed 10 make NJ. Foote's notion The order for f2i, io-norrow The Senate went into Exscaase session and sub- seq8ently adjourned
 hocsE--Ihe subordinate clerk was about read ing the journal Of yesterday. when-
 Mir. Haie rose to know on what authority ;he inc'visaa waA proceeding 10 do 50. Ibev h.e had a"orksepsf and postiasSter thrust upon them ana he Wss not Tiuiag to nave ths clerk la tae same way
 The Speaker said inc jonrnal had been prepared G usual, under has direction. The iauiv.aus. ia question vas subordinate officer 0t the late clerk shd how "ecnpies inc sagns pos.ticn which he pre- viousiy occupied. This subordinate was net auth or.sea ta occupy the position ef clerk of the House aiii an election oi clerk bad been made the House Was hot organized, zad no bus ness eoald be Trans acted Ihis however woai4 not prevent the read ing of The ,oBrnai
 hr Hale said, if the gentleman read the jour- nal bot ss the Clark of the House As had nS e5- lscusas,
 The Speaker remarked that no one wss now au- tserzsd 10 eet clerk
 ae learna. then read
 Mi harris, of llaHois moved that the House Proesea t0 the election CT clerk
 he resolution t9 g. iBte sn election or clerk, wss sbsa Aaopiea.
 Nom.aal,oGs wsrs thea made and telcrs were sPpniutsd
 fr= ba'lot -priadie, of Nex York, 4s, Young, ths former eousTnssl0B-r Of the general land afilce ~, Giesshrsaarf, ] . ties. W abrtdge. r.; Fornev baft !, Msihew St. Clair Clark. I2. Five S'hsfs We're voted for. s4 votes were necessary ts Shoiee I>1 votes Were east
 he douse hac four more ballots
 SG'm ea.sot II oaag. 55; PriMdle, 45 Walker, '11' p fI'Aaie el=rE, 55; remainder scattering. f|fA saAet ouae, 5s; Prinals, g.. Walker, . - scattering, 33. No eectloa.
 4ar HSass tasa adjourned