The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-29

widest confusion the speaker calling order and re-
peated rising in the vain endeayOr to enforce ID.
Last evening there was a recurrence OF q similar
procedure motion was made that the House
should meet to-day al one o'clock, and set tn
TX Tor the purpose Of disposng Of unopposed
bulls. This was opposed by Sir Allen MoNab,
hut no sooner he his legs, than the noises
commenced. Sir Allan is rather determined man,
ana ir the active part he took In the rebellion Of 81
and IS. l fhOuld conceive is fayorte with tho
French Canadians; aud in noticing the interruption,
p tad s"mething which was construed to be charge
Tbi. brought up one Of them, who called him the gall
LIANT Knight app yibg an mphasis which induced Sir
Allan 10 FAY that lie might call the learned gentleman
french Attorney W started the other immediately,
who sAid he British subject and Canadian bar
ribter. aud that sir Allan the nrst get up
the cry OF French traitors. Tue Speaker at length,
conttiy,d TO get the House sufRcienty orderly to
enable him 20 put the question: which was decided in
the Affirmative
You may form some idea Of the extent to which these
undignihed =. nctedings are carried when mention,
that the preceding evening when some resolutions
for sweeping reform were under discussion Colonel
Prince said How was - that the gallant swiss Col.
PURy) the champion ot - government, had hbsented
hmselt!n t. which ose OF the members replied;
lie Is down stairs, taking glass Of beer -
But in addition TO what goes on among the members
Themselves. the House has contrived to get into
with the reporters As stated in former letter, the
seat IN mont Of that OF the reporters Is occupied by
ladies who must BE hard run for sources OF amuse-
Rsnt Vhen they come there 20 seek It, Their pre-
forms rather agreeable variety however, in
the mciGnge of the evening. They do not say much,
and What they 90 say to each other is In half whis-
pr and the abors of The reporter perence no other
interruption on their part than arises from the intru
zion Of pretty face
Not 50 with be Numbers of the House, who, leaving
their teats, come down to converse with them fire.
quently in loud tone that the reporters hnd ID
almost i'm possible to report correctly speech that
is being delivered. on Thursday evening. an occur
OF this kind took place when the reporter, who
was interrupted in this manner requested the member
TO talk less loudly.
OF this the honorable gentleman complained TO the
House; and the result that the reporter was
brought to the bar where. Notwithstanding he
made such apology man Of spirit ought
not TO have made, he reprimanded Not
tatisfed with this, the Attorney General moved
a resolution stating in effect that the reporters we're
only there fu1eranee, ana that the reporter, in
acting in an offensive manner towards a member OF
the Houfe. in the discharge OF his duty (talkingto
the ladies' guilty OF breach OF priyege;i ON
and will return unless there is assurance that
And thus it is. that
MAN proud man. clad in a little brief authority,
Plays such fantastic tricks before high heaven,
AZ make the angels weep"
The twelfth 81 July did not pass of as quietly else
sad the riot the appearance of Orange pro-
eession; and at another some Orangeme ASSAULT
ed and OF them lost mis- life as is stated; and ano-
Their dangerously wounded. Ever true, those
lodges which in from the country, acting upon
the principle that the better part OF yalor Is dis
cretion cleared out before Dightfall and then mem
bors rsaeh he'd thtr homes in safety.
send you herewith the Patriot OF to-day In when
the outions entered into last evening by the
AMERIcUs.