New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Nr. HARRIS, of Tenn. asked leave TO offer res
efusion shat the two Houses be adjourned sine die
On the 2lst OF September. There was she utmost
confusion in she Hall, and the Speaker bad the
greatest difficulty to suppress it-threRtening to
eall members by name who did not take their
seats
Objections were made to the Introduction of the
resolution.
Mr. HARRIS wished TO test the sense OF the
House, and moved suspension of the rules, which
was agreed to.
Mr. THoAPsoN, OF Miss moved TO hx thia day
week for the adjournment
Mr. VikroN moved to lay the resolution on the
table; but Mr. THOMPSON had the floor, and the
motion could not be made.
Disorder again burst forth and there was similar
difficulty as before In suppreaGing it,
Mr. billiard moved this day three weeks.
Mr. TIE onPsoE OF Miss. knew that unless day
was fixed the time of the House would be exPend'
ed In unnecessary delay This was the longest
session ever known and he believed the essential business
eeald be dirpc,ed of in week. II was Impossible
70 take up The Private Calendar this 20 With
cher matters I'LL the session Beside, he believed
4hss week ftom day large number of members viii
20 home and be unwilling TO throw business on hoie
" no would remain. He anxious 10 go home and be-
Aeyed thai The ling OF 81 around More WORK can
DO done q week now than The previous nine mouths
Mir YIsToS knew that gentleman are anXioue to
go what they have II they leave the
Subir business al flushed Tbe Important bs have
passed Into lave The civil aud diplomatic dill mas mol been
touthed by the Senate Nearly two thirds OF The bs have
River ana a1r6or The Army and the Nsvy bis and
eshes 81 importance Every one Rnows maj 81 snort
sassion but le be dope and TO postpone the oils
10 leave them Enacted on for TWO years.
Mr BALY said his friend from Missouri could
not be more anxious than himself to go home. he,
Rhv hRo nf hpn rtet ma
neni OF the session lis impossine to do the b1sosss 10
aweek ncsnnol 30 done inles than smonth There has
Bos passed solitary appropriation bill.
kr. THoAPSoS OF Miss interrupted and asaed
bad The gentleman ever known ihe Appropriation bills
paAsso oDe week previous 10 she end OF The session.
Mr. VIkToN said the Civil and Diplomatic bill
waA rct acted on by the Senate.
Mr. THOMPSON replied that the Senate can act on
mai In day or two.
Mr. BAYLY respmed, and said but FIVE Of the Ap.
yropaion bills have passed the Honae Several have
retaIned nom The Senate Tiih smendmen.A Which viii
bulls wiiaopt any consideration hey can gel hroagh N
week He do mo- believe the APprop bills eoold be
got through wiki in leeh Than s'x or eight dsya
Under the operation Of the previous question Mr.
hsshAd's amendment f2ing ths day three weeks for i'd
tournament whs agreed lo-YesB l04 Nays o.
The question was now taken on agreeing 10 the
resolution az thus smended and decided in che az
aImstiyeSYess II. Nsys1 So the Honao resolved 70
Rhe SFEAKER signed the bill for the admission OF
California
MIR. klrrLEElELp aaked and obtained leave Of
during the ader OF Tho session from this day
Ssstpish,
The SPEAKER laid before the House letter from
The Id CorslOssol al Dsuiei OF New Hampshire saying
kass 40 intended 10 proceed TO California
On motion of Mr. TuoK. the Governor of Now,
Hampshlre informed ofhe vacancy Ihas created
Ar. REED asked bal did net obtain the leave to
Introduce resolution calling Oh the President to eomnun
Liberia 'ef''' u nov : - N's' 't'>'"' A'''' =
Two resolutions of no public Importance were
passed when
Nav "A -. Al.
Speakers table, and moved TO saIpend the rlea for thai
Mr.. VMroN-What are the bilsY
SPEAKER-A large number of them.
Er. BoYp~-l have no hesitation 10 exprese NV
sheet II 10 10 lske up the Fugitive Slave Blu.
The SPEAKER hare signed the Utah and New.
Aexieo and Texas Boundary BILL
The Quesaion was ihen sRken on guapending the
rslss and decided in he negative. Yeas lGs Nays S.
HOt lwoihirSh
Mr KAuFHAN ask ed but did not obtain leave 70
seharae the Committee Of The Whole from the eonsidsr-
toa OF The bill to porse the ocers of.he ass Texas
Navy the Navy OF the United SaIes and that The bill
6n mosion Of Mr.. BAxLr the House went into
Ccmlee OF the Whole The State OF the Union snd be
keaaeed sl 10 saPPy tie deficiencies Of Pay . and and
shy thousand aolisrs additional Tas on was Aneoas1
rye os Snls e Of he aSuss a'' @
Mr, QLps offered an amendment that ans Sens'
Bora and Representatives from cahfpis ahs receive the
game miiesss ~ tho Delegate fron Oregon
MT, STANTos OF Tenn. opposed Ia, because ne
sala proposed to change sn exlatirg law,
Er. CARTIER supported she amendment.
BAR. YxNAgLE raised constitutional question
BAL sAasS 6tnfe Cover Lsgislatn1 In Gal
ornsa 70 prescribe tho tie place Raner Of holding
Aee eseeao1 ~ The rss the Representatives were elected
20 rsSsirs& BY ae ocnsisahin wac clearly sgsnss
fay tAals hees6t
Dir, scarSCK referred TO the case Of Texas.
Mr. vEEABLg did nos oOnaider the caae anal.
Sgoaa
An Amendment 10 Mr. olds's amendment was
adopted aprepsiang Ssoeeo additional for nsYv books
ar the $50 nsw msn5Srs.
Mr OLpa's amendment wss adopted with fur.
ter smeHdEest thai HessrR Rshb smith ls,a issrn-
sps feS stsis Is the House o New sxico ana Uaa 5a
aNgv cd per diem Of &ye doas ie TIE due Of sse!r On.