New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
CLOSING HOUR IN THE HOUSE
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co,rc,pondsncs of The Tribune
II II indeed true that the Rump Parliament - :.
an ends II only remains to give hurried Sas', -
Of ,he doings Of the closing hour-fr0m 'i''s'
twelve. c..nlojn Of the
s1or,o ofFsred No The customary prayes--'Us,D.s
-. a., INIT not in form and tone EAR oo1
80 .nnn,icatiops are usually monosoaoas
..;as The one this morning was Osau'nay
-. u, own mind having douosiess o@usA
sAsDs.o Of the parting scene " was Ano
sn9 MAe exoepting, perhaps, the one onefeo
oh'y owing after President Rayors DEATH
up on iue pee stened to with anything IKE gen
Wn ,'- ra by the membership ls seemed
era IN with the universal feeling OF the hour.
~ strone effort was made by Mr. MARSHAL 70
.ot tba Committee Of the Whole dischafgsd 'Iol1
ths bill for tie relief OF Mrs. LfrcH' {ui!,hst ~
assl n LYNCH the aushoress. Mr. JOHNSON OF
Tenn objected TO the motion to d1schAge' ar
MxRsHAIL moved to suspend the rnes, Which vas
: srria8 Mr.. Johnson moved to reconsioef tse
vote. THE confusion now began Sons one
moved TO postpone action on tnat Ino1loh uosl
sesaion which was carried Some one now a"hea
Il there ves not a Seneta Dill on the table a
mssssee from the Senate, announced by Mr. hoIt
NER, tie Door Keeper from the door Sevefa ~
effectual efforsa were made TO get up private ois'
DC. Bone one inquired if there was not Sena'o
bill on the table, and was answered snas insiT "si
and the Clerk read IT, Il proved 20 De OH sup
Elementary to the Bounty L and bll, Jost ptoPoseat
10 the Senate by Dir. WALKER, who deserves sre&s
cTedit for his watchfulness II simply drected
that the words issue Of tie pGtent De introduced
shey having been left out OF the orlglna Dli s,tsr
il was cent TO the easrosslDg room me reAoihS
Of the original bill was called for. Objection By
Wr CoBy Of Ala. in particular, and the more know
ing friends Of the Bounty L and bill in general
lRap, rap Confusion Mr. COBB exclaimed,
awe do MT want that bill-the matter staads
(order, order rap, rap as the friends Oh the Dill
want It,
motion TO suspend the rules for action was
made. The yeas and nays were ordered @nio
great confusion.
Mr.. WENTWORTH Mr. SPEAKER (Rap, rap
Order, ordsr!) Dir. SPEC AA KER! | think me
land spectators should be, tOrder, orderl turned
out OF the Hail The Hobbies were greatly crowd
ed as welt as the galleries.
No attention was paid to Mr. WENTWORTH re-
quest. The Clerk proceeded to call the roll ~ IL
was now about Is minutes TO II o'clock. Inc
spEAKER's eye was rivetted on the minute hand OF
the clock, The Clerk had reached the name Of
JoHNA KING, when bang fell the hammer sne
the proclamation that the hour for closing tee hfa
session or the XXXIst Congress had arrived.
Loud applause and cleppiDg Of hands 5uras iorsn
lead off by Alabama Corn, who seemed ielrly Graz
ed With Joy The galleries caught up the soun'
and returned i'll The members rushed 10 the are
In front Of the Speakers chair, and amid shakln
Of hands and general congratulations, the member
fl one by one depsrted-s0me to the paying ciefk
room some to other rooms, not 50 puolic-tn
crowd dispersed Land jobbers and all and thu
ended the doiugs and undougs of the House 10
this sesson--and a peltmel, hurry soarry, heel
overhead scene, the fuale presented. SIGMA.