The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-29
And DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION au1-asrAr
- ExoiTEMENT Convusou


rs owl ARD DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION suL-o.rA,
- EXCITEMENT corvusIoH.
Mr. "ouor said the Senate has returned the Civil and
Diyoma< APPROXIMATION bill with from fifty I've to sixty
nseea ~ an eBdments 1t impossible to act upou
Them this ass N. through the ordinary channels and
therefore be mo, ed that the House do not concur
them and ash for. Yea" ! AgprsSS gon.s'ee %No Non
MT Pur,rs faem :, fMo,-you win lose the bill uuless
you take this course and "erhaps others.
Mr. G.nr.I (whis) of Fla, insisted that tho amend
Mr. GnsTkr said If Mr Hous. ons motion should pro-
vail the effect would be to give he Committee OF Con-
ference greater power than they Souu Do entrusted
with
The rules Of the House were suspesdeo, whom
Mr. CAnEl to- point OF order again insisting that
he had right TO have the amendments read
The STEAMER decided that memb,r could call for the
rcacpg of paper but the tine the rulc which
gives ths privilege could be suspended.
Mr. STEVENS (whg) OF Pa ssid he wo uld rather lose
every ams ndment than trust them altogether 10 aeon
nittee NJ conference.
The decision Of .hc SPEAKER was appealed Nom.
MIR. MEADE rose to and stated a question OF order
amid much confusion and was called to ordAr by the
Speaker and by several other gentlemen.
The srEAKER repeated his decision
MIR. MEspE-1hat not the question.
CRiEs-"Ur1er, oIder.p "Call the rc' &c.
The srEAKEa, who had during these proceedings, q,
deayoied to suppress the prevailing disorder said that h
had all his to do he would therefore
resort TO the power which vested in the officers Of the
House.
Cn,Es--" That's rightn-''wc will stand by your
br. GENIny-I hope the House will sustain the Chair
Speaker.
The SPEAKER remarked-No debate is in order (Bang
Mr. MrADn-The proposition is different from what it
was heretofore.
The SrrAKhR-Thc gentleman Is mistaken.
MIR. hEADE-I trust 70,
Mr.. STANLEY, (whig) of N. C.-I wish to ask ques-
Object" object came from dozen lips
Mr.. BAyLy, still on the hoor-I have right to-
He was here interrupted by MIR. Gentry who called
him TO Wder.
Mr. BAyLY Il have a right to ask your decision before
vote. Have not right
yoio1-"The decision has been stated over and over
again.
Mr. CARTIER, (dem OF 0ho-1 ask that the Gull Of the
roll be proceeded with.
The srrAKrn here again endeavored to suppress the
disorder, requesting gentlemen to talking ana take
their seats, else he would the Sergeant
execute the authority of the body.
The question taken lay ing on the table the ap
peal the decision Of the Chair determined in the
afiI by yeas 49, nays e6.
After further proceedings the House voted to dispense
with the rule which authorizes member to call for the
reaopg Of any and this decided in the mega
tive, by yeas SIS. nays 81
Ut was now balf-past six o'clock)
Mr. CABtLL withdrew his proposition, asking that the
amendments be read lie said he wiling they should
be referred to the Committee of the Whole The State
of the Union, the Committee of Ways and Means.
The srEAErR said-The reading cannot be dispensed
with as the House, by twothiids did not suspend the
rule.
Mr. CAMrBrLL, (dem.) Of Ill, moved that the House
adjourn
The motion was not carried
The House then proceeded under operation of the
vious question TO act upon the amendments The clerk
bad read only few Of the amendments, when after
squabblIg point of order. the motion OF Mr. Hous-
ton to concur in all the Senates amendments,
n0sse end asking committee Of conference was agreed
to.
C0RwIN
The consideration of Mr. Johnsons report in the Gar
diner case and Mr. CoIwin's connection with it,
sumed and the proposition pending that OF Mr..
GdgeroD, granting leave to the Select Committee to sit
during the recess send for persons and papers, and
examine witnesses under oath.
Mr.. RlcnAnpsos moved to amend By giving the COM
mittee power to examine and report any claims al
Iwed rejected through the procurement of fraud
false testimony, before TIC Mexican Board.
Mr sl iss of 3s'S 81 qad J. Nv ntHH We're
oyenu,d
The amendment Of Mr.. RICHARDSON was then rejected
and Mr. LDGNRToN's resolution was adopted.
TIiP LAKE.
Mr.. ConcER, (vhig) OF Mich, made Intellectual effort
to suspend the rules to introduce resolution authorizing
House twenty copies Of Mr. Stansbury
Of his expedition to the Great salt Lake.
INCREASED.
Mr.. FITcH (dtm) j of ia under suspension OF rules,
offered resolution which passed. increasing the salary of
the journal Clerk
CONFUSION.
Fifty or more members jumped to their feet. loudly
saliDg out nearly ut once Mr.. Speaker in great
anxiety to get the ey of the Speaker.
The presiding officer sked amid the confusion whether
IL possible that each gentleman could not have some
little control over bimself
Anon Mr. HALL recognized, and he asked leave to
report trom The Committee Public Lands the bill pro-
vdIg for the survey of public lands in California and
granting donation privileges.
Objection being made, Mr. HALL moved for a suspen-
sion of the rules pending which half past o'clock
the House adjourned.