New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
HOUSE OF REPRE.ENTATIvEs


HOUSE OF REsEHTATlVES.
The bill making appropriations for tue PossOfnoo
Department was returned from the Senate WHO
amendments, and was referred back to the Com
mittee OF Ways and Means.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
OF the report made by Mr. Richardson from the Sc
lect Committee appointed to inquire into certain
claims improperly reopened and allowed by Mr..
Ewing, while Secretary OF the Interior.
Mr. RlcHARDsoN gave reasona why the Report
should be printed, and charged MIR, Vinton, OF the
minority Of the Committee with an attempt to
stiie the publication OF the Report, and wing
friends with an attempt to prevent discussion
He commenced speech 10 vindication OF the
maorltys Report and in condemnation OF the
CtickasaW and Barron claims, and before he con
Guided the morning hour expired. The House by
unanimous consent ordered the Reports to be
printed.
MIR. VINroN gave notice that he should move to
recommit the reports and resolution, and indicated
himself from Mr. Richardson's charge that DC de-
sited to life the publication OF the report
Tbs SPEAKER announced the pending business.
On yesterday he said the gentleman from texas
Mr.. Ho ~ ard moved to reconsider tho vote by
which Tho aouse refused order the Texas Boundary
bill 10 tbird reading The Chair at that time dec iei
lois d. cison Mr. How has Appealed Ths Speaker
morning referred various pariame au'horeS And
sstd lhai he adhered 20 bis decision of eaterday
MIR. HOWARD remarked that the ouy lestlon
was 10 ihB the bill which reconsldered )r
OcCaGlOn. Sh6 OD6 VAS Dill TO aslIe tn5 Boundary
ofTexas the other in addition provided for efrltor
government for New-Gexico not The same, and d'reni
ss1ighI from day
MIR INGE said when appeal was taken yester
day be recognised and moved 10 lay tue sppeaI
the table, and 1t was so reported Ia The Globe.
The SPEAKER replied that he did not recognise
the gentleman and such moon appeared In the journal
Mr. Howard wished to bring the attention Of
tie House the point at stue, nsmelv, whether thin
is The proposition heretofore recoasdered Hls OBJ
ec if the motion prevailed to move 10 strike outline
dis elimination between CREDITORS and give the right 10
TexRs to manage payment in her own way, putting
creditors on ne same basis He moved the previous qle
hen
Mr.. DUEn asked him to withdraw the motion
Mr. HOWARD refused except on condition that
Mr Duer would renew the notion
dir DUER moved 60 lay the appeal on the table.
Decided in he negatre--Yers57, Nays 1873.
The Previous Question seconded-Yeas
02, Nays IS The question tahen, shall the de-
md decided 10 The pegalise-Ysaa 49, Mays % So he
decision o. he chsr was reversed IN question REQUIRED
reconcefiug he vote by which tho House refused 10
ord'r The bi third reading
Mr. HOWARD would not occupy the time OF the
House and moved The previous queatioa.
The quesion then REQUIRED on ordering the bill
10 third reading.
Mr. HOWARD moved the Previous Question
Mr. WENTWORTH earnestly appealed to Mr.
Howard tic wheraw the moIon but Mr. Howard refused,
Mr MORRIS arose and naked thu reading Of the
seventeenth rule which vas read desigraog WIT per-
only stall be entitled to the pryit &c of tns jo he
The spEAKEN replied, that the officers would at
tend 10 lher duty.
1t was said that many Texas bon3holdera were
In the !otbes
Mr.. WENTWORTH again appealed to Mr.. How.
ard without to Withdraw his mott for The Pre-
yous Qneron, which was shortly aftesward seconded
Ay 81 lt3; Nays 81
The main question was ordered to be put-Yeas
lis Nays9t The queslion ordering the Bill,
as,nendtd vestelday 10 third reading It was az
CLING pme aid mu:h confusion prevailed The galleries
aud I'd Yln
misp int for spsculaorS When the Clerk CONNIE .ced
rsli ( The roll he noiee ceased and GO dom have
movement all ever the hal Voes were changed
ard every proceeding waiched with .he usmoa anxiety.
applause commenced, but ,il-nced promptly by Tho
spealtr Bu, few members were in ner seats
ard there much sens.on The Speaker exsrtsd him
,e vigorously quel lhe disorder which rad broken oa
afre nh ard then commenced ncing the RESULT Ayes
III He paused TO give gentlemen an opportunity 10
yoe, wien Mr. Burt made point that conld now
vote s'ihe sin native wore nad peen pfocs neo. dn9
Speaker oyerued he ques!i The gentleman y3ed ana
lh- apea er amour ced in firm and iout tone Yeas lob
Noyss9 Immediately ding this apping Of haodS
the floor Order, Order resounded In every direction.
The SPEAKER snocksd Justify with his hammer,
ard voices heard saying, Let them efsP oef'
Mr.. AsBE. among the many voices, was heard
a,ktpg will II he in order have the galleries cleared.
The SPEAKzR--The House have the power to
Mr. FEArHERsroa- The Chair has right to d.
reel The seraeantatArms to eofOfcs order the gal
The sPEAKER--The Chair has directed the Off.
GERS 10 enforce the ulel a! all times Great conf siou
Mr.. AsHE rsoved that the galleries be cleared
The excitement subsidized.
The sPEAKER said the question is on the third
reading of the Bill
Mr.. HoLaEs-Has the Bill been engro,sed2
The ePEAKER-lt has.
MIR, pUER moved to reconsider the vote.
The SPEAKER Raid it was not in order.
The Bill was read E. third time.
Ar. THOMPSON, OF Penn, moved the previous
question itO passage, which was aeeonded-AyeslOS
Hoes S.
Nr. BURT moved to lay the Bill on the table
Dissereed to-Yeas 81, Nays loa .,o,
TIE Bill waa then paased-Yees lo7, Nays ~ ,ior
On motion OF Mr.. THOMPSON Of Penn tse mosoS ~
m reconsiaer tbs vote was laid The table rho th1
he Hill as rded by &c dng and to eaiabnsn
torial Government for New Mexico -. NJ many
There waaa disposition on the pars o, o,s %
osn,iemen To take up The California BIZ sea O'clock