New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

tors corrected by the southerp.r, A. :.
ing cut Of which they relied doubtless. q. crg-y-
Pstny aiwaysswakened by Mr. McDowrtsss ssm-
deFiu pathcs and manner WV
AsToporE oF NcpowELI's PArpos
oPeaking al hcDowELLs manner ren,fn5.
OF an aneccote Of his career in the yi,ynis y..ss
isiare l am tod by friend, who served ys;,s
MN IN MAT body that he actually made near NV 49,,
whole Of the menbers weap over a picture AZ -
ISOLATION made glad. and the shouts OF vomsa 49,,
chhdren sruurd their mountain hats, ihaa he nr,.
6icted would result hCm some Wests n yir-'n,.
Road bill, cl lrhing Importance, which he was a..
vocating at the time. Cry r said l. "over thatis
yes said my informant aHd yoa would have
cried too had yC .Sen ffafod uader the wonder.
Gus tones Of his voice lie was 30 resy patheticl'
THE BOOMING OY The Esp.
Confusion now began Der reign. Amendment
after amendmsnt and poin; Ct order after point,f
ORDER which were, Ike the point on the PO,onac,
Pontiac point" followed IN rapid successior-,he
Soniherrers mrking most Of these, IS usual oh,
the instincts of Slavery ,-tkSy never slumber nor
sleep u RAP rsp rcpi' from the Chsirman'x
BOYD hammer, ard VIII the House please
come to orderf' from his tongue Several mo-
tons that the Committee rise for the purpose OF
sdlournirg till tomorrow were voted down. The
Chair ordered amendments read. A member
:" Mr. Chairman e. Fer Gods sake. let the
Clerkre Osder, ogderl'1 Amendments wera
read, amid much confusion. Soto yoce; "Twee-
de dun ard tweedle-deel Icant for the life OF
me, see the difference between the amendments
OF SEDDoN and billiard" "Onler orderw--
The Chair ruled SRDDoN's amendment in order
McLASE Of Maryland appealed, but withdrew il.
Chairmans hammer tere few from his hand "A
laugh Motion 20 rise. Mind shall claim tho
floor tomorrow, We rise" from SrDDos--
Chair; Certainly zap, rap! "order order P'-
TellerE ordered. List.
AMOMENrARY CALM.
A calm rovv f,l'ovrsd w hon Veur
respondent paused and took long breath, by way
of food for the lungs, and an ciehtpenny batter
cracker for the stomach. which seemed 10 say,
"smsDest iayors thankfully received"
PRO ToRyA AMENDMENTS AND FIVE MINUTES
SPEECHES.
GREESs amendment sometime ago given notice
ot-the Missouri lne-was read. when he spoke
nve minutes IN its support Now commenced some-
thing like work after the fashion of work here.
Seldom commenced with an amendment for par
tton OF the territory between Freedom and Des-
potisn. He spoke FIVE minutes In its support.
Then there followed pro forma amendment After
pro tormd amendment after that fashion As these
promise to be a multitude which no man can num-
Der, will not attempt to trace them, nor even Ia
give the names Of all the speakers. One Of them
lsrAEToS) has just given an explosion Of Kentucky
gas, well calculated TO set the clements In q fame
He charged "maliciousness of purpose" on the
part Of Northern men, had it been anything rare,
and MEADE has talked Of dissolution or partition,
and McWlLLIE followed with an appeal for parti-
ton, pledgng himaelf to forbid further acquisitions
Of territory for the sake of peace. He is an earnest
frank, bold man, such love. and such az cannot
possibly love their opposites, the doughfaces and
services. When McWLLIs sat down, CARTIER
rose. "A VoIcE-0 let az vote on somethingil
CARTIER proceeded, and secuted the idea of pro-
posing to throw California into any such bargain,
APRoTEsT AGAINST FRO FoRMAisM.
The same amendment having been renewed
and withdrawn, time after time, HARRIS Of III.
raised point Of order. The Chair decided this
pro to,ma business alright HARRIS appealed, and
ably exposed the humbugous custom, but the
House sustained the Chair and the debate went
on. Father Abraham" as Mr.. VEsABLE In
called, congratulated the House on its good sense,
and proceeded Gentlemen said "Let it come 70
but be said nay He would never bow the knees
Next Mr.. AsBMUs spoke FIVE Misunderstanding the
first man on the Northern side. But there viii be
more. So mover fear AL is not lost that is in
danger, saith the proverb After several unsuc
cessfsl appeals from the Chair, motions for the
Committee to rise, &c. it finally did rise at twenty
minutes past two, and the House adjourned till TO-
morrow at IL o'clock.
Thus endeth the first Lesson which win be found
more fully recorded in the Book Of Chronicles Of
the House Of Representatives Of this glorious
Republic SIGMA