New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
xxXIn CONGREss rIr.l sc..ion.


SENATE. ... W AsNfNrfOHt IAfNdht Aifi To-
Ahor the transaction of the morning business
the Deficiency bIl wa again taken qp, AID u,
debates resumed on amendments % DO general u
terest
Mr CAs. moved to strike OFT the appropriation
orthe outfit ola Cha-t to Austria.
Mr FooTE expressed the hope thai Vr0tIs OI
would be made n the amendment OF the Senator
from Michigan FOR the rccsiabishmcut of diplD
matte relations with the Central Government o
Germany
Mr. KING opposed Mr CAS-, Amendment
After some debate on the general principles n-
VOWED in the amendment It was rejected Yeas,
T. Nays %
The bil having been amended in several pariic-
ulars. was passed
Mr. FooIr moved TO take up bis motion for the
Select Committee OF Thirteen.
Mr. DAYTON suggested that there was much
pressing Executive business and hoped tat the
Senate would 20 into Executive session.
Mr. FooTE insisted upon hls notion, and m the
course of his remarks read portion of a song re-
Gently published IA New York advocating the pro
posed reference aud the uniting Of California with
other measures THIS he considered the lat 81 mn
theuiir indication OF public sentiment.
Mr. Hale suggested that the Senator slng i-
Great laughter
Mr. CLAY suggested reason why tie motion
Tor Select Committee should be decided. one way
or the other He understood the Committee OF SIX
appointed 10 convey the remains ~ Mr. Calhoun 10
their hns resting puce, were 10 leave the city Ia
marrow to perform the daty assigned them. II
thus were true Il was important that those gentle
men should have the opportunity OF participating
IN the vote upon the pending question, before they
should leave.
Nj MAsoN sad that the Committee referred TO
may no; propose ~ leave The city until Monday
next and IN behalf OF the gentlemen composing
I. r~.,t l hat flttsl t amos
oi the Senate would be arranged as that no vote
should he taken during their absence upon the i'm
poftant questions pending before the Senate
After further debate. Il was agreed to make Mr..
FooTk motion the special order for l2l tomor
row.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
aud subsequently, adoarued.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
ByBatn's E!setro Che~teII TeisgrlPA.
The House met atl2l o,ock. and after prayer
by the Chaplain, the Subordinate Clerk was about
TO commence the reading Of Tie Journal OF yesier.
days proceedings, when
Mr. HARRIS Loco Of Illinois. wanted to know
on what authority the individual was prIcced.ns To
Do 50 They had had doorkcep,r and pos,mas
ter thrust upon them snd be was not willing u
have clerk IN the same way
The SrEAKEH sand that the ournal bad been pre-
pared, as usual under his direction The ndi,i-
dual at the desk was a subordinate officer Of the
late Cerk and now occupied his original station.
THIS subordinate Was rot authorized To occupy the
position of Clcrk OF the House and until the election
oi a Clerk the House . not organized. and no ba-
siness can be transacted This however vii bot
prevent the reading OF the lournaL
Nj. HAIL ,Locol vt Missouri. adicl-f -en,l,
men have nc objection.
The SrEAKsR AGAIN remarked that uo one Was
DOW authorized 10 act as Cletk.
The journal was then read after which
Mr. HARMS Of ia moved that IL House pro
coed Ia the election OF a CLERK.
Nj BRowS tLoyol oi Miss. wished u oder sn
amendment
The SrEAAEE decided that this was not in order
Mr.. BKoW>s amendment. however, was read
Ii was, tina, the order, heretofore passed. posiPou
iug the election Of a DoOrkccpcr, be reversed aud
the House Will new pNVeed TO the election 81. q
pcOrkeepJr.
The srEAksR decided M other business to be in
order nU the election If a Clerk which ohcer 5
necessary 10 the org al. zaton OF the House
Mr.. hAUFssN Locol OF Texas asked u the mo
ton of Nj Harris WAS deba'cablcl
The SrEAAkE-I, Is So ouy % limited extent
NJ Brown OF Mss appealed from the decisi on
Of the Char. dec arms his amendment oct OF order
The question eeing takcn On Mr. Browus APP
pea The Chsir Was sustained.
The resolution 10 prccecd forthwith % the tec
tiou Of a Clerk wss then adopted.
Al the nomiDat. ons " ere made sud ;clcrs ap
pointed.
The House then voted W i,h the ioloNin, resal,
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Five other. vosd f,.ose'eef
Whole Nc lS7. MslouH - No choice
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Coaa.s.oB,s & tA- Gsusrs las ose- htt'. o. ~e ~
Gs-.rs >sr.vN-, 81 'se hsc ~ ata''''
The second and third baAis were m~eA The san.
as the first
Ca the fourth tris' the result was as suAloiaed
Olfk ssftFF" tft''st''F'
q rs+
Make o. 'csent sah,rdinSts Cen ..-..--. "
The remainder q, the votes were scattered.
Ii beias nov a quarter a. our ococs. an lntNe'
tusl cf,rl was made 10 Sc0urn