The New York herald., 1850-02-19

Sss report bill for the sdnission Of California as
Eate: and slso reportI bill legalxing plan Of the
governments adopted by New Mexico and bsssret, 90
sr the provisions consistent With the constitu
s' Of Sch =; q
borSdsry between New Mexico and Texas to b sssed
''TEc srrrrrs decided the resolution out Of order
Mr.. BAyIr said, e MIR. DuER had been INDUCING IN
remarks he wished to have some courtesy. cGo on"
Mr CARrIn wished to know how long the gentleman
going to speak before he gevs his consent
(Lsus shtsr-c cries Of order (" and confusion.)
tance had engaged the attention Of s the people, and
on which legislatures had acted when such an
manifest not under under the ps.vious question it was
to be forced members without debate that the com
mttee we're bound to act upon It, and that it would be
and when It known that, under the operation Of
the previous question 1t would be fsrcsd and pressed In
defence sndeavorsd to place It in such position that
1t can be amended and debated.
Mr.. sTEvrss inquired whether the suggestion
Mr.. BAvIr asked II gentlemen meant to object be-
fore he had concluded what he had to say!
MIR. CARTER wsuld ike ~ to have ave- The Indulgence OF
the House for . few moments to mako suggestion
(Lasghter.) Consent was denied.
Mr. GENTRY said he had not troubled the House since
last session, and would like to make suggestion
daughter. Cries of "order," and objectiens).
and thereupon the yeas and nays demanded.
Nr. CARTER rose to point Of order. He wanted to
know II the structure Of the rules permtteda msers-
Mr. SAVAGE called the gentlemen to order for abusing
Mr. CARIEn wanted to know If the rules allowed mo-
tions TO be multiplied on another and yeas and
nays to be called each without taking direct vote
en- the question before the House; and whether the
House to be made . football, to be kicked about
by the minority. ('Order,p "order.'p
The SPEAKER asked the gentleman to state his point
He VA ted n W hat
motion In order when the manifest intention to
defeat the action of the House
The SrEAKEE said that was no point OF order.
Mr. CARTER appealed from the decision Of the Chair
The SPEAKER said nothing which appeal oould
Some further proceedings, similar to the above, fol-
loved, amid much confusion, and another motion
made to adjourn, which met with another refusal.
Mr. CIEvELAsD asked leave to make proposition.
(Objeotions)
Before the vote on sxcusing member from voting
Mr Kaufman said he raw man in the Hall exsrcis.
Ing the duties Of doorkeepsr who was never elected
he was an intruder here This was question on priv
lege, and had been 80 decided by the Speaker.
The Speaker pro tempo's, MIR. BoYD, ovsrrulsd the
Mr. KAurrMAs-I appeal, e. oh, NO :" ordsr,' and
The yeas and nays we're taken on the several motions
and 1t was now eight O'Clock.
The yeas and nays are still being called on unmport
ant motions. The Clerk s hosrse with much read
ing
Mr. STEPHENS of Georgia, inquired what wssld be the
condition OF the question II the House adjourn?
The SPEAkER-This business will be first In order
when the House again calls for resolutions this day
weeks
Mr.. srrrHrSsI hope, then, that the House will sd.
jourp.
The vote taken the question, and decided in
the negative.
A motion was then made that when the House ad-
journ lt adjourn to Wednesday
This motion was negatived.
Some Of the members have laid themselves down for
comfortable snooze others smoking cigars at the
IRE places, while not few ere regsling themselves
with the good things In the oyster saloon Of the Ca
The House again refused to adjourn.
At ten minutes past ten recess was moved.
Mr. THonrsos Of Miss, moved In good faith to sd.
journ. lLaughter)
The srfAK1R said that in the present condition OF
TO adjourn as the House was without quorum.
Mr. ScHtrcK rote to q point Of order-Thst, as no
adjoun there was no quorum, and, under the consti
tuition there could be call ON the House for . count
The SrEAKrR decided other question than that for
adjournment could then be entertained
ELEvES OcLocK.
motion to adjourn again refused.
The probability is that the House will be In session
till to o.morrow, IL o'clock.
Mr. CLIseMss in consequences Of ndispo.ition asked
to be excused from votr and the pays and yeas
taken and the request refused.
member raid hs would not vote
VorcE-fou were not within the bar, but at the
bar down stairs daughter
The MKnBrR-l i am not certain where was.
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Sleep has overcome the members, who have taken
pesession Of the sofas. Two dozen persons only in
the gellerier looking the below and wonder
ing what the members doing
MIR McLsAS said, rs the hour OF ~ near, he
wished TO make point, which was, that the civil day
expires at IL O'Clock to- night, after which time Dotys
resolution goes for two weeks.
. The srEAKfR anticipating that point would arise,
had taken pains to examine horites and had
TO the conclusion that the Monday set apart by the
rules would expire at II O'clock and that the
tion would yass
Nit. MeLrAs moved that when the Hsuse adjourn
IL at 10 be to Wednesday
bir MeLEAs said at half past IL o'clock, that the
resolution out Of order-that IL stay
here any longer.
MIR soHrseK-Is 1t unasrstood that we can no longer
act on the resolution
The SfEAKEk--lt is 80 decided.
The question then takes, and at fifteen minutes
TO- day.
In . moment, there Was scrsmblDs out Of the Hall.