New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

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,esoidicssa. ,',;rutes to O'Clock. the Senate
~ p""'.sr.;on Of the hour Of adjournment % "a
sda III relative to a bridge over tae
rsvrr came back amended. c'ncurreo H.
49, Sw,ru. from the Committee OF
,..srrses reported Compromise ''pp' D"' "''-
1870 mss;s cnmuromise Bill reduced the APP
li ne ~. MEXICAN volunteers to $4,000, AID A.
I~sd he book sppropriaaonsI
TSe fact of this concurrence OF the House
-. Conference Committee report was sent 70 the
4 resolution from the Senate wa. re-
.ved, extendias the hour OF ADJOURNMENT 70
subsequently,, on motion OF Mr.. oTiL-
,.e hour was extended 70 hafpsst 4 A. n, sub
~ 10 the concurrence of the Senate. =,
call of the House was now moved by
NJ, WALSH and it was ordered, but soon suspended
bill came down from the Senate for
~ ps,ment Of the officers Of the two Houses
Nj. MONROE Indignantly moved to lay
a on the tsble-whch was done by an emphatic vo'e;
The Supply bill came down from tne
Senate, with notice Of adherence 10 the several suen'
r,euts of that body. -. co,,nro-
lThis was a rejection by the Senate OF the CompIo
,ruse bill agreed upon by the Conference Conhseo
thst Is the Senate persisted In rejecting tne 'o'u
M MonRog moved that the House adj
here TO its vote of inconvenience; winch We a'"
A resolution was received from the SEN
.te extending tie hour Of adjournment TO O'CLOCK
THE hour of 81 had arrived IN
The Senate sent back the supply plii'
,~;tI message that they receded from all their
rendents except the provisions in regard 70 books;
10 : resolution further extending the time OF adjourn
ment 70 Az
The Supply bill, as amended, was de-
bstcd with great deal of warmth on both sides when
the House refused 20 ooncw--Ayes 81 Noes AZ.
Mr.. Monroe moved lat LAY to extend
tbe time of adjuurnment TO quarter to 5. Carried
Mr.. PIERCE, accompanied by Mr.. BECK
MAN, announced that The Senate ras ready to adjourn
The Supply bill again came back, with a
ucssage that the Senate still adhered.
Mr.. STiLLwELL appealed to the House
10 look calmly at the position in which 1t was placed ana
moved to recede from Its position and concur WIN the
Senate which was ready 10 concur fully with the
House on all points except in regard to the approPna'
tons 10 pay for the Revised Statutes and Debates which
members had voted for themselves
Mr.. A. SMITH made similar appea'.
Mr.. CUSHING made like appeal.
Mr.. BULL said he could not reconcile 1t
with his selfrespect to vote 70 concur.
Messrs. MONROE, TAYLOR, Moss, and
eaiers EXPIRE sei their reluctant determination to vote
20 concur with the Senate when amid great exctemens
and confusion, :,
Mr.. STILwELL's motion prevailed, at
S o'clock, by vote of Is to 10.
A resolution was then passed to extend
the hour of adjournment to O'Clock, to give time for
the engrossmcnt oil the bill, &C.
Messrs. VAN SANTvORD and HEDGES
were appointed to inform the Senate that the House was
ready TO adjourn.
Messrs. Moss and BLACKSTONE were ap-
pointed like committee to wait upon the Governor
when at o'clock,
MIR. A. SMITH moved that the House
adjourn sine de Whereupon
The SPEAKER addressed the House
briefly and that body adjourned without day,
and the members retired from the hall
The following important bills left Enacted upon
The Senate Excise bill
The General Savings Bank.
The Colleges Appropriations.
The Building Societies.
The Emigrant Passengers.
The Taxation of Railroads
The extension OF the Charter of the NewYork fnst-
lrte for the Blind.
The Ambient "Stay."
The bill relating to Divorce.
The Insurance bills.
The disposition of the Chanccry Funds; also of the
unclaimed dividends and deposits in Savings Banks