The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01


Mr. DoDnE (dem offered two resolutions ordering the
| distribution Of certain documents. Adopted.
messrs MASON, ATcHsoN, NORTON and ADAMS, OBJ
tanned leave to withdraw certain papers from the files
Mr.. UrDEnwoop moved that committee be appointed
to inform the President that the Senate ready
Messrs. UrDsRwoop, PRATT, ard B,yAnD. were ap.
pointed and two minutes before We O'Clock the
committee returned and reported that tho President
bad no further Communication to make TO tho Senate
and offered them bis congratulations the close
| their labors.
N. n. KISe-spIoURSMEv7
Mr. MANouM, (whe) ofN. offered resolution that
which he bus discharged the duties of the Senate.
The resolution wac adopted unanimously.
Mr.. KING took the chair returned thanks for th
compliment and expressed his regret II he had dis
pleased any by his decisions and then pronounce
the Senate of the United States adjourned die
House Of Representatives..
WASHINGTON, August 81, 1852,
The House met at nine o'clock The reading Of the
journa dispensed vita In fact 1t not prepared
owing 20 the multiplicity Of business aud want time
the rosr ROUTE BLI-No quosuM, rrc
Mr. CLARK, from the Committee of Conference, made
report Of the sagrecn amendments 20 the Post Goute
bill. He said the amendments most obnoxious to
the House particularly the section which authorizes
msrshas in certain cases. omitted
On voting to second the previous question quorum
appeared and there had TO be call of the house. One
hundred end thirty five members answered to their
Under the operation Of the previous question the re-
port was concurrcd in.
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BLL--ExPLANATroN MR..
COBB, ETC.
Mr. Com said he yesterday from sense of duty to
hmfc and to the country voted for the amend.
mepts although contrary to bis Judgment rather
the General Appropriation bill should be lost aud
afterwards to reconsider the vote by which the
vote Of the Commltteeo of Conference in
Mr. LsTcHER II move TO lay the motion The table
-
the motion?
Mr.. Hart called M Cobb to order, aud said. Don't
thus take up our time y
MIR CosB--I'il DO NJ please.
Mr. HAsr-ThenI will call you 10 order when you are
Mr Com remark cd that all he had to say was that he
voted for the report, to keep the bill alive and then
withaiew the motion to recon slder.
MIR Housros was Obliged to his friend for his patriot
ism but he satisfied that thes not six here
even one, who was disposed to- defeat that bill
REPORTS FROM coSFERENcE COMMITTEES,
Mr. Bousros then made report from he CoGmittee
Of Conference the disag.eeing amendments 30
Amy appropriation bill, which concurred in.
On motion Of Mr. JONES of Tennessee the seventeenth
joint rule which prohibits bill from being presented
tsdon for his signature the last dey Of the
session, wss suspended.
Mr. PHEl ps presented repor. from the Committee Of
Conference isae-e'1g amendms nts 10 the Navy APP
preparation bill which adopted
The report Of the Conference on the disogreeing
amendments to the Fost Office Appropriation bill
adopted.
PATENT REPORT,
On the motion Of MIR. CAsTTrR, 10000 copies of the
entire report Of the Commissioner OF Patents ordered
The House called the yeas and nays motion to
open the Wsy for the taking up Of private bill which
was not reached. 1t vas now eleven O'Clock.
PROPOSED EXTRA FOR RfPoRrER--riiE RULES NOT
SUSPENDED.
The question was stated On suspendinS The rules
moved by MIR MANN, (whig) Of Mass last night tina.
be might introduce resi- luton appointing W. ". Curran
reporter Of the House with power to associate asss
that before THE resolution shall take effect the Clerk of
the House shall have procured from John Riycs such
the proceedings and debates the House as to ren
column
Mr.. JONES (lem) Of Tenn, said this was too impor-
tapt measure TO be acted now and teman1ed the
yeas and nays which we're ordered The rules not
suInoed there being 10 yeas against e2 nays not two
thirds.
TrMuLrrous SCENE
Several matters Ct public Importance sposed
OF amid much confusion The galleries ty this time (half
past tl,yen) were crowded.
Several amendments proposed to resolution
giving increase Of salaries to certain clerks folders
ano atoers in addition to those provided for yesterday
Tie confusion general tbrougbsut the proceedings
with occasional desperate struggles the part men,
beys to obtain the floor.
The STEAMER said he would not recognise any gentle
man who did Dot rise from his seat to address him. and
he requested all standing to take their seats and
order.
Hang bang went the gsvil Of the presiding officer
conrsniec with cries uf order, order
Nj. MoSrHrAp, (whie) of N. c., moved The resolution
authorizing the printing Of 10 000 copies Of stanburys
report xploraton the Great Lake for the
use ot the House. Thcyeas aud nays were ordered
Mr. GohMAN (dem of 1a.-iiage the yeas and nays
beer croered on my resolution?
The response in the negative but they have on Tho
motion lay the compensation resolution the table
settIe messages were received from inc President OF
The Upiteo States informing he House that be had sign
ed Il ciy End Diplomatic, Post Office, Army and Navy
and Other appropriation bills
The question was taken laying the compensation
outitn the table but before the result was announ
ced many gent!emtn changed their votes, among them
Fir. Sackett. (whig) of New York.
MIR RICHARDSON (rem of iii II rise 10 question OF
oraer Il is this The entlsmau from New York has
areaey chaIged his vote three times and cannot change
any mcre.
Mr. CARTIER amid the turmoil, in an exceedingly loud
tope-l move The House adjourn
1T now lacked Eve minutes Of twelve
She result of tba announced and the compen
sotion resolution now laid on the table.
The SPEArER announced that the question recurred on
MANs yorc1s--.yote them down. Question
"Cucsticnr
MIR HAIL (dtm) Of MOI rise to privileged ques
ton and move that the House adjourn.
Mr., MAscN (dem) of Ky, in nearly the same breath
made similar moticn
TIE Speaker barged and raped calling gentlemen to
order They were standing ana talking loudly al over
tn hall
Mr. STANTON, (dem) Of Tenn rose to question Of
order viz the House has already determined at what
time II would adjourn.
MIR CAn4rrR-I move the House adjourn.
CErs-" Agreed y" Agreed Adjourn "Adjourn." !"
The srrafln-Gentlemen VIII resume their seats.
(ParR bang
Mr CAnrTrR-I withdraw the motion
MIR PoLh (dem of renn.-1 will appeal TO the House
to their amendment to the bill relief
of Mira Margaret Worth
Cnirs-" Agreed, Agreed
The srrAriR.-lt can only be done by the unanimous
cons nj Of the House.
"obiect. object broke from all parts Of the hall
NJ CARTTER.-I renew nv motion to adjourn.
The SprAErR, after knocking TO order and requesting
gentleman to their seats, said the Chair viii
| state the proposition before the House.
Mr.. BAhms (dem of Tenn hope he will.
| TIE sPIAKrn cried order gentlemen are invited to
take their seats.
yolcYs,-An right 60 ahead.
Jb followed tieme endous thumps with his gayil lie
then aid the hour fixed for the adjournment Of the
present session having arrived the Chair accordingly
| ppnuunces this House stands adjourned sine de-
voIots.--Fnough said good good. and in high glee
and confuseoly the members left the hall.
qhc Work done by Congress.
| JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION
or THE JHIRTY-sFCogD CONGRESS.
0f welcome 10 Louis KosEuth Approved Dec. 0 1881
To estabsh certain post routes. Approved July "