The daily union., 1852-09-01

msnt of duties on iron for certain railroads TO be con-
sfuoed in Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Ala
Mr. ALLISON demanded ascalt Of the House on
which motion the yeas and nays called and ordered
and the proposed call OF the House was not ordered
yeas 6l, nays 100.
The question being next on the pending motion TO lay
The bill on the table,
Mr ALLISON demanded the yeas and nays which
being ordered the said bull was laid on the lableyeas
Nh JENKINS moved 10 reconsider that vote. and then
10 lay that motion on the table.
MI. CLINGMAN demanded the yeas and nays on lhai
last notion. l;L
Mr. COBB demanded call Of the House, on which
the yeas and nays were ordered 80
And then, alter conversation on poGis OF ofuet' Tue
question the motion for call OF the House was pu
and before the Clerk completed The call oil he roll lhe
morning hour expired; when, . ...,-u
On notion all further proceedings relative 'otne cali oi
the House dispensed wiih
MIR HOUSTON by leave, reported from the committee
of conference upon The disagreement between the Senate
and House relative 10 the Senales amendments the
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill. setting forth the
terms which the aforesaid disagreemenis should be
settled. .G e,s
The said amendments and recommendations were then
read at length, and briefly explained by Mr. HOUS
TON from the rosirum
The yeas and nays were next ordered on agreeing TO
agreed to--yeas 90, nays so.
Mr. HART moved TO reconsider that vote, and then TO
Law that motion on the table.
Mr. CAMPBELL. Of Ohio, demanded the yeas and
nays on that motion when
Mr HARF Withdrew both notions a-.= IN
Mr.. HOUSTON, by leave, moved to refer TO the Com
mee OF the Whole the state OF the Union the army
appropriation bill, which had been returned amended by
the Senate agreed TO.
TO report back from the Committee on Public Lands the
bill extending the pre-empon laws OF the United States
over the public lands in California.
Mr. McCORKLE addressed the House in explanation
Of this bill, urging its immediate enactment.
When the question being put, The rules were not
Mr CLARK moved 10 suspend the rules to enable him
to report back from the Committee the Post Oice and
Post Roads the annual post-r route hill with the Senate
amendments thereto rules suspended
The said bill having been take up, the said Senate
amendments were read at length Tor the information OF
The House.
were concurred in, except those making highly penal
carry letters outside OF the mails, giving United States
mashals The right to search for them under all circum
slances &C. which, the yeas and nays being oTdered
they not agreed io--yeas 43. nays Sc. sf
On motion of Mr.. HOUSTON, the House then took up
the post Office appropriation bill and after duly consider
ing and dsposing OF The amendments OF the Senate
thereto, Fa
On motion of Mr.. sTANLY. the Committee of the
Whole the state OF the Union were discharged from
The further consideration OF the army appropriation bill
And the said bill being taken up in the House. the SEN
a,es amendments thereto were duly considered and dis
posed Of
Mr.. STANTON, of Tennessee, under suspension Of
the rules introduced resolution giving to the employees
OF the House the usual amount OF extra compensation
On motion Of MIR. WOODWARD, this resolution was
the reporters OF the Congressional Globe equal TO
the extra compensation thereby allowed to the chief clerk
Of the Clerks office
And as amended this resolution was then agreed to.
Mr.. HOUSTON moved 10 suspend the rules, 10 go into
a Committee Of the Whole the state OF the Union for
the consideration OF the for,hcaton appropriation bill
And the yeas and nays being ordered, It was agreed
to-yeas 10, nays 49,
So,Mr STUART being called to the chair the committee
proceeded TO the consideration OF the forhcaon appro
pration bill.
Mt.HOUSTON addressed the committee in its favor
On motion, the committee then rose and the Speaker
having resumed the chair
On motion OF Mr.. HOUSTON, the House voted 10
close the general debate the forhcaton bill in FIVE
minutes after il should be again taken up in Commit ee
o The Whole on The state OF the Union.
On motion, the House went again into Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union, (M STUART in the
char and again taking the same BILL II was deba ed
in hve-minu!es speeches on various amendments by
Messrs. BAYLY OF Virginia, WALSH, GORMAN,
and STANTON Of Tennessee.
On notion the committee then rose without finally dis
posing OF the foriiheaiion appropriation bill
motion TO discharge the Committee of the Whole
from the further consideration OF the naval appropriation
bill was then made, and agreed to-
The House then proceeded TO dispose OF the various
amendments 10 the SAID bill agreed TO in Committee Of the
Whole on The state OF The Union.
Alter which, on motion oil Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF Illi-
nols, The Senate bill establishing pon OF entry al AL
ion, illinois, taken from the Speakers table, read
three times, and passed.
The House then proceeded to the consideration OF the
various amendments OF the Senate to the light house
bill
And on motion OF Mr. DUNCAN, the House concur
red in the said amendments thereto.
The House next directed the Speaker 10 appoint a
committee OF conference on the post route bill.
After which the reporter for the Union forced to
bring his days labor 10 close, leaving the House still In
session.