Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-07

Mr.. PRESTON KING inquired the nam quesuon
should not be ordered what would become Of the ball ~ fl
The SPEAKER said il would lie over till Tomorrow, Vt q
The question then taken ordering the main question
to be now put and il decided In the Affirmative BY yeas
| and nays, as follows sss5 sae n, eifgfsi
YEAS-Messrs. Albertson Aston Anderson, Andrews,
Bay, Bsyy BeaIe. Bokee, Bowie, Boviin. Boyd Breek
Brss. Brooks, VIM. Brown, Buel. Chester Butler z.
cas"1r COBB sS'spa nas
Dimmisk. Duer, Duncan. Dunham Edmundson, Eliot, Ev-
ssnae e. HsIr a.s
Raymond. Hebard Hibbsrd billiard, Hoagand. Houston,
Howard Andrew Johnson L. Johnson jones' Kaufman
M Mars i', Mason etsraand MsDsa.a ss Me-
Z. Mclean McMulen, Melville, Meacham, Moore More
head, Morton, Nelson, Outlaw Owen Parker Peasee Pha
Ross Savage schermerhorn sheppard sany Frederick
Stanton, Richard H. Stanton Strong, Taylor, Thomas Jacob
b %sson Ws
NAYs-Messra Alexander, Allen, Ashe, Averett, Baker,
rows Burt Thomas B. Butler Joseph Cable, Calvin Camp
bell, Clark Clingman, Colcock, Cole, Coryn, Crowei
erston. Fitch Fowler Gddngs, Colt, Could Holloway. Ha
rsl:cn Harlan Sampson w Harris Henry Holiday Howe
w Johnson Julian. James G. King John A; King Preston
King La Sere Horace Mann, Matteson, Mcueen. Meade
sss. fas Ysn.n sssa
Ramsey. saske sawtells, schsnck, sehooeraA Seldom
worth, Whittlesey. Woodward-9l.
The main question was sha the bill be ordered to third
Mr. vENABLE demanded the yeas and nays, which were
ordered, and being taken, follows; So
YEAs-Mesr.. Albertson. Aston, Anderson. Andrews.
Briggs. brooks. W. j. brown Buei, C. Butler. csSsn, G. a
Caldwell Joseph r. Caldwell, Casey, Chandler. w. r. W.
EdmandsOn Eliot, Ewing Fitch, Fuller, Gentry Gerry,
Gilmore, German, Green, Grnne Hall, Hammond, I.ham
ioasaad Houston Howard, Andrew johnson. JAIME. l.
Johnson Jones' Kaufman Kerr George G. King LETTER. Le-
Msose Msk.sol ai1a Me-
Lane, F. E. Mclean, MeMullen Morehead Morton, Nelson
Outlaw. Owen Parker Peasles Phga. Pitman Potter Rich
horn Shepper, Stany F. p Stanton, Richard H. Stanton,
Taylor Thomas John B. ThS%R
born White Whilesey, Widriek, Williams Wilson, and
NAYs-Messrs. Alexander, Allen Ashe Averet, Baker,
rows Burt. Thomas B. Butler, Cable Calvin. Campbell
crowel. Daniel, Dfsksy Dixon, Doty burkes, n Evans.
Fea,hsrsSn Fowler Gddngs Cot Holloway, Harsso.
W T. Jackson, R. W. johnson julian G. King A. King
hssed King Sss f. saa' %.as
Morris, Morse, Newell Ogle, Odds, Orr Otis Peck Phelps
Putnam Reed Rsynsssh k0ssws Boot
spague Thaddeus Stevens ststsOn Jacob Thomp
son, Tuck, Van Dyke, venabe, Vinton Waldo. Wallace,
Wentworth, add Woodward-9S.
So the bill was ordered to be read third time.
Considerable applause succeeded the announcement Of
| this vote, both from the hall and galleries. II
The SPEAKER checked this outburst of feelng and by
frequent raps Of his hammers succeeded in restoring silence
Mr. ASHE inquired if it would be in order to move that the
| galleries be cleared
The SPEAKER replied that if the Chair thought proper.
| he could clear the galleries sf
| Mr. FEATHERSTON said that the Chair had right TO
direct the Sergeant to enforce the rule read this
morning.
Mississippi that he would state that he had directed the Of
cers the House have that rule enforced at all times
He would repeat that direction to the officers Of the
4 House.
Mr. AsHE moved that the galleries be cleared. Cries Of
/ soh no, withdraw the motion ~
The SPEAKER said that the House could clear the gae7
Mr. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania, rose to question of
ORDER He moved the previous question. ss
The SPEAKER said that the bill had not bsen read third
time yet
MI HOLMES inquired if the bill had been sngrossed.
The SPEAKER replied in the affirmative.
The bill then read the third time.
The question now being on the passage Of the bill
II Mr.. THOMPSON, of Pennsylvania, moved the previous
question. sf a4
Mr. HOLMES objected to the third reading of the BILL
The SPEAKER stated that the bill had been read the third
4 time, and the objection could have effect
i The previous question then seconded.
The question being on the passage Of the bill, as
| amended 4lsr
Mr. BURT moved that it be laid on the table, and de-
manded the yeas and nays which odered and being
| taken, resulted follows
YEAsaMes~.. Alexandsr, Allen A.he Aysrets Baker.
Bennett, Bingham, Booth, bowd0n, Albert
rows, Burt Thomas B. Butler Cable, Calvin, Campbell,
Carter, Clark Cocock, Cole. Conger, Corwin Crowel
Daniel Dckey, Dixon, Doy Durkee, Nathan Evans Feah-
srston, Fowler Giddng Gott Holloway H.ral'on Harlan
Howe, Hubbard, Hunter, Ipge. Joseph w Jackson, Wn.
King Preston King, La Sere, Horace Manu. Maeson Nc
i Gaughey, Mcqueen, MELVILLE, Meacham, Meade, Mlson,
Moore, Norris Morse Newell, Oge Olds Orr, Otis Peck,
Phelps, Powell, Putnam, Reed Reynolds, Rockwell Root,
Rumsey Sacket Sawtells, Schenck Schoocraf Seddon,
Sylvester Sprague, Thaddeus Stevens Stetson Sweetser
Jacob Thompson Tuck, Van Dyke, Venable Vnton Wal
/ do, Wallace Wentworth, Woodward-97.
NAYS-Messr Albertson, Aston. Anderson, Andrews,
Bay Bayly Beae Bokee, Bowie, Bowlin, Boyd, Breck,
Briggs, Brooks William Brown, Buel, Chester Butler,
Cabel George A. Caldwell, Joseph Caldwell, Casey,
| Chandler, w. r. w. Cobb, Debery. Dmmick, Disney,
Duer Duncan Durham, Edmundson, Eliot, Ewing, Fitch,
/ Fuller Gentry, Gerry, Gilmore Gorman Gould, Green,
Grinnell, Hall, Hammond Isham G. Harris, Thomas l.
Harris, Raymond, Hbbard, Hilliard Hoasand Houston,
man. Kerr, George g. King, Letter, Levin, Litte6eld,
| Job Mann, Marshall, Mason, McClernand, Mcdonald,
Mcdowell, McKissock McLanahan, Robert NJ McLane,
Fins e. Mclean, McMuen, Morehead, Morton, Nelson,
Outlaw Owen, Parker, Peasee, PhGoix Pitman, Potter,
Richardson Robbins, Robinson Rose Ross Savage, Scher
merhorn, Sheppard Sanly Frederick p. Stanton, r. H.
Stanton, Strong, Taylor Thomas James Thompson, John
b. Thompson, Thurman, Toombs, Underhill Walden Wat
kins Wellborn White, Whitlesey, Wildrick, Williams
Young-108.
So the motion was not agreed to. 8hAH
The question recurring the passage Of the bill,
amended, it put, and agreed to by the following
YEAS--Messrs Albertson, Aston, Anderson, Andrews
Rayly. Beale. Bokee. Bowie. RowIin Royd.