New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Of time
MIR. CLARK, from the Committee of
Conference, made report Of he disagreeing amend
uenis 70 the Post Route bill He said the amsndm ents
most obnoxious to the 'use, particularly the SECTION
which authorizes msrshals in certain cases, was
omitted
On voting to second the previous ques-
ton 10 quorum appeared ard there had to be call of
the Bouse. ore hundred and thirty five members an.
sy cred 10 their names
Under the operation OF the previous
question the report was concurred In
Mr.. COBB said he yesterday, from a
sepse of duty 10 himself and the couotry, voted en-
for the amendments alth lugh contrary TO MS
Judgment rather than the General Appropriation OIL
should be- lost and had afierwsrd moved Ia reconsider
the vote by vhich the vote Of the Committee OF Con-
ference was concurred In.
Mir. LErCHER-Imove to lay the resolu
lion on the table
Mr.. CoBB-will you wait till you get the
hoor to make the motion
Mr.. HART called Mr.. COBB TO order, and
said, "Don't thus take up our time
Mr.. CoBB-I'll do as | please.
Mr.. HART-Then | will call you to or.
der when you out of order
Mr.. COBB remarked, that all he had to
ssy Wa that he voted for the report keep the oil
alive and then wthdreS the motion 10 reconsider.
Mr.. HOUsTON was obliged to his friend
for his patriotism but he satisfied that there were
not six men here even one, who was disposed to
defeat that bill.
Mr.. HoUsTON then made report from
the Committee Of Conference on the dsagresng amend
ments 10 the Army Appropriation bill, which was con-
CURED in.
On motion of Mr.. JONES (Tenn.) the
Seventeenth Joint Rule, which prohibits bill from be-
ing presented TO the President for his signature on the
lsst day OF the session, was suspended.
Mr.. PHELPS presented report from
fha iftee n diSaQTeeiDf amend
ments 10 the Navy Appropriation bill, which was
adopted
The report of the Conference on the
6i'agreeing amendments to the Post Office AppropHs
ton bill, was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. CARTIER, 10000
copies Of the entire report of the Commissioner Of Pa
tents were ordered to be pn1ted
The House called the Yeas and Nays on
a motion TO open the way for the taking up of private
bill which was not reached Il was now II o'clock
The question was stated on suspendtng
the rules moved by Mr. MANN last MIA that he might
introduce resolution appointing VIM w. Currso Re
porter Of House with power to associate ak assist
ans, his annual compensation 20 be SlsOO, provided
that before this resolution shall take effect the Clerk
Of the H-use shall have procured from John g. Rvei
such modification of his contract for reporting aud
printing the ediuss and debates of the House. "a
to renquish of the price now paid him the sum 80 90
er column. .
Mr.. JOINS (Tenn.) said this was too
Important a measure TO be acted upon nov, and de
msDded the year and nays, which were ordered. The
rules were not suspended 70 against 62-not two
thirds
Several matters of no public importance
were disposed Of amid much confusion.
The galleries by this time ll4) were
crowded
Several amendments were proposed to
resolution giving increase Of salaries to certain
clerks, folders and lsborers la addition to those pro-
yldsd for yesterday.
The confusion was general throughout
the proceedings with occasional desperate struggles on
the part Of Members to obtain the floor
The SPEAKER said he would not recOg-
rize any gentleman who did not rse from his seat TO
address hi H. and requested s standing to take their
seats and preserve order. And bang, osng went tue
esy OF the presiding officer accompanied with cries OF
"Order, oroer.'
Mr.. MoREBEAD moved the resolution
autho rzine the printing of 1000 copies Of Stan ourys
report OF exploration 20 the Great salt Lake Tor tue
use Of the House. The Yeas and Nays were ordered.
Mr. GoRMAN-Haye the Yeas and Nays
been ordered on my resolution
The response was in the negative, but
they have on ire motion lay the compensation reso
luton on the tsble Several messages we're reserved
fem the President Of the United States informing the
Il, use be hsd signed he Civil aud Diplomatic PostOt
nee Army aud Navy, and o,her Appropriation bills
The question was taken on laying the
compensation resolution the tasle but before the re-
salt announced navy gentlemen changed Ioeh
votes, among them Mr. Sackett
Mr. RICHARDsON-I rise 10 a question
OF order 1t Is this. The gentleman from NeEiork
has already changed bis vote three times aud cannot
change any more.
Laughter, and cries of order, order"
Mr. CARTIER, amid the turmoil, in an
exceedingly loud tone, move the House al Jurn IL
nov lacked Eve minutes OF IL.
The result of the vote was announced,
and the Compensation resolution was now laid on tbs
table
The SPEAKER announced the question
REQUIRED on agreeing to the amendments.
MANY VoIeEs-" Vote them down ~
"QuestiCn. question
MIR Haul rise to privileged ques-
tiop. and move ,hs, the House adjourn.
Mr. Mason, in nearly the same breath,
made a tiuilsr motion
The SpEAKER banged and raped calling
gentlemen 70 order. They we're standing, and talking
loudly all over the hall
Mr.. STANTON (Tenn.) rose to a question
Of order. viz The House has already determined at
what tine 1t would adjourn.
Mr.. CARTTER-I move the House ad-
journ.
agreed" agreed " adjourn lad
journ"
The SPEAkER-Gentemen will resume
their seats. Bang, bacg
Mr.. CARTTER-I Withdraw the motion.
MI. IOLh-l Will dppcul W tiIo Ilousb
10 recs g. rom their amendment 10 the bill for the re
llef o. Ms Margaret W'Itn
Agreed" agreed"
The SPEAKER-It can only be done by
the snsnimou, C nseut of the House
Object" "Object," broke from all parts
Of TIE hall
Mr.. CARrTER-I renew my motion to
adjourn.
The SPEAKER, after knocking to order
and requesting gentlemen 10 resume their seats said,
Th, Chsir will tbs proposition before the House.
Mr.. Hams Tenn. u hope he will.
The SPEAKER cried "order." Gentle
men are invited ~ take their seAts.
VoicEs-"All right" - Go ahead"
Then followed tremendous thumps with
hls ssy Ito then said the hour Fixed fer tho adjourn