New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

no,sa hat he seemed TO get but poor consolation
e. his nains. BAyLY wanted to adlourn, 1t was
aid Ia review the Sepates amendments TO the
Siannl and Diplomatic bill Mr. V1sros wanted to
oush the Army Bill thfoueh tonight There were
acme wbiaperings about the Wings making an
other Tariff movement TO MORO w-so do " hlcn IL
was necessary 10 get rid Of the especial order o,
thin bill A fear that the River and hefoof on,
would have q chance for passage this session, sh1
q desire TO defeatit were whispered oy Toe u.s.. -
Eooos Whether there was any trusn 10 a snio
am unable to say 1t ia probable that tne osa
ton thought so; and that was az lniu0N''"- ~
fact upon their minds If they dlo' ,,. p,cy,pn-
within few minutes to seven, Mr. hl ',.Gar',
Ton rose to make motion. o T,',1o IN mr..
from the Wings in gensra ooE r, ca;1osn FL
tiouisr, and trap" rap nola sn0 Ia racsas. He
neiln he got hearing, and IhoVsd q focoas, ~
,nIsd ont of order Then again the process oI
:ILn,Sine votes calling the roll, rising Ior Want
~ = nnorunn, reporting absenteea, never reported
IN fsct y and sitting again AT len5tn toe WoFo
ZEE, u amorg the Loco Focos ct ua go through
VS.. YET trg tbemp Enough went through 90 make
-uorun, accordingly, and it WAS announced that
fha flommisfee for the twentieth time had refused
70 T,se. Some amendment was again put to vote
BY telera without quorum. On the announce
uent of the fact some one on the Loco 5000 slde
rose to speak. Order, order !" from the " hig
side "rap, rap - from the Chair and teal the roll
call the roll II" from the Loco Focos utterly drowned
his voice.
THE CHAIR-"There ie too much conversation
10 the Hail. Unless gentlemen ceaae, the bu'iness
cannot proceed !" ,....qn
Rap. rap! At this sine, as frequently before, the
disorder was indescribable. Some Members were
gathered in sitting or standing groups in the area
In front Of the Chair and in the principal alaieS'
while others were eisurey lounging In their seasO'
with their feet gracefully thrown upon snef oesRs.
pheYe seemed 10 be some dVlslon OF OPINION alnons
. t<lf ha
Yesistance they were pursuing, bus there seemed
no one with courage enough to reboke IT,
Mr. GENTRY raised the point OF order that the
Chair could not announce that there was no quo
rum, when it was palPable that there was quo
Yum all the while The Chair said he had no
means of esoertaining whether there was quo.
run or not, and announced she point overruled
MIR. GENTRY appealed MIR. CRowELL proceeded
20 speak Mr. CARTIER called him to order with
voica of thunder. Louder " Rap, rap, and
laughaerl Mr. THOMPSON OF Mississippi proceeded
10 speak. nOrder, order {" Rap rap, rang through
The Hall. He Gtruggled to be heard through the
Eurnuls, showing much feeling; but In vain Tell
ers on the appeal gave 81 to 49, and, OF course no
quorum The Chair was now fairly out OF patience
and announced chat be should entertain no more
appeals; said it was evident that there was no
qo0rum TO decide.
Thus the struggle was kept up to the evident en-
tertsipment OF the outsiders, who began TO flock to
the galleries in unusual numbers until eight CLOCK,
wher molten TO rise was entertained by she chair,
the bad refused to entertain it for some time for
want Of intervening businesa) and gave TO 10 %.
The chair voted IN the affirmative A laugh fol.
lowed, and the committee rore and reported that
II had come to no conclusion on the bill. mum
Der of members now Bpring 10 the hoor. Mr, ga
THERsToN was assigned it, and moved an adjourn
ment which was put by yeas and nays, CARTIER
and other Loco. Focoa voting No" out OF "spite'"
al il seemed 1t gave refusal to adjourn.
Mr. EVANS OF Md now moved that the House
sesolve Itself into Committee OF the Whole on the
State Of the Union Mr. THOMPSON OF Miss moved
aoall of the House. On shis the Yeas and Nays
were ordered. Another motion TO adjourn was
made, iby Mr.. WILLIAMS, Wing, this time,) and
the Yeas and Nays were ordered on it, and again
gave refusal OF 81 TO IS
AT hafpast eight close this letter, leaving the
deviltry to take its course. with the notification
that the nights proceedings u may be taken as
specimen Of the scenes which may be annol 2ated
until the close of the Session. Aa such send 1T
forth for the contemplation OF the people, who have
aent here theso Improbable servants SIGMA