The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

nwspapcrs and as tho House by the vete ust taken,
had manifested desire to learn something about IT, he
whhed TO say that they desired to know what has ro-
Gently been done by tho Committee Public Printing
he was prepared to give the information
Mr. ORR, (dem) offs. O., objected unless tho gentleman
would allow tho resolution to oomcin
~ MT p1i. Sdsm) ofTenn--whAt h tho question ~
The SrEAxER observed that discussion was not in
der. unless by unanimous consent.
Mr. ORRl believe there Ia nothing before the House.
hr HAvsN-l have no desire to give the information
to tho printing II the House do not wish 70 hear it.
DUTIES RAILROAD IRON.
the COMMITTEES Of W.vs and MANS i. ~ ,cno~t
on Tuesday the Goth instant at half past twelve bill,
the substance Of which is that iron for the construction
ported free of duty. Objected to.
Mr.. ORR then moved suspension Of tho rucs, vhloh,
howovor did not prevail the veto being yeas 50 nays
Mr.. BArLv, (dem.l of Va. moved suspension Of the
rules to enable Mr. Haven mako verbal report on tho
subject of the public printing
Mr.. Hovsros (aem) Of Xia-Hwo arc to have 70
quibbls about II hereafter.
VotcE.-That's It, Certainly.
Mr.. BAYLy, however, seeing that the motion had
caused excitement withdrew it.
ANOTHER CANAL oTIs FALLS.
MIR SrArroS, (dem.) OF Ohio, made an Intellectual mo-
ton for the suspension Of the rules enabe
port from the Committee Roads Canals bill for
tho construction Of canal around tho falls Of the Ohio
near Louisville.
MOVEMENT RELArvE FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. KoDnNs (dcm Of Pa, asked leave te introduce a
resolution fixing the time for tho adjournment Of the pre-
sent session Of Congress on Monday the 9Th of July
next at 12 O'Clock.
There being objections the House not only refuse to
suspend the rules, but denied the yeas and nays.
THE CALIFORNIA MINT BILL.
Mr. McConKLE, Sdem Of Cal, made an Intellectual sf-
fort for tho Committee Of Ways Means to +, port ha
the bill to esta ablsh mint in California.
MORE.
Mr. GoRMAr: tdem) of Ia, gave notice. that 40
about the state Of public printing he win mako report
tomorrow
have thrown Mr. Hamilton overheard and have employ
cd tho Repc establishment to tho work Of the So
nate, and tho Union that Of the House.
THE CENSUS PRINTING
blr SMITH (dem.) Of Ala, moved suspension Of tho
rules Of tho House in order to enable him introd
the following resoluton:-
Resolved it is and unnecessary t. print
sn On the ns plan y tho
eonvenience committee Of three appointed whose
sS s s s 80
embraced in one volume and to bring plan Of condens
tiop, and bill to carry out the sams:
rules.
this rcsclution come up Tomorrow nezt Monday
The srEAxER.-The question will bc decided whom it
arises.
Mr.. sTArLr.-Then to savc time, movo adjourn
This motion ncgatived.
The House then refused to suspend tho rules by yoas
IS; nays, II.
srEAxER's TAnLn, ETC.
Mr. HsnAnD said that there are important bills the
than TIVE months. The delay OF public business was
getting to be great reprOach to legislation and there
fore he moved to dispose Of such should not give rise
to debate.
The House refused to suspend the rules not being
disposed to transact business adjourned at half past
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Interesting from Albany.
SPECIAL coRREsrorDENcR THE NEW YsRx HERALD
ANOTHER DAY OF EXCITEMENT In THB SxNATH ON
TIRE CANAL QUEsTION-FlvE POINT oRAToRY IN
DyLGED N-BRlBERY AND CORRUPTION, ErO.
Albany, April 12-11KP M.
Tho Senate to-day presented Of the greatest
order and confusion exhibited in this any other
legislative body At ten o'clock In the morning the
commenced tho canal bill. It's friends finding that
the subject in the hands Of the Court Appeals and
fearing decision which would frustrats the hopes Of tho
contractors without doing any other business atempte
to enter at upon the passage of the bill
the House. The opponents Of the bill resisted the effort
with much determination and the whole day was con-
sumed in this matter.
Tho dsgraccfu scenes enacted during the passage Of
the bill in juno last bears comparison to what was
exhibited to-day. The words lsr' 'falsehooodn and
other equally disrcspectfu terms wctc INDUCED in by
Mr.. Tabor, (whig and imputed to other Senators.
Had not great forbeanco been exercised by Mr. Cooley
(dcm) and others, such frequently disgrace
members Of Congress- the field Of Bladensburg might
have occurred.
The wings and hunkers, with the exception Of Mr.
McMurray and DIR. Cooley, went together in hurrying
with unprecedented hot haste this bill for the signature
of the Governor Finding it impossible to get action
the bill and obtain its passage advance of the doci-
sion of the Court Mr.. Bristol (dem) at late hour in
the evening offered resolution TO take the bill from tho
committee OF the whole and order to third reading ut
once.
At ten o'clock at night, the committee room over tho
Senate chamber found to be filed with refresh
ments OF which Mr. Conger dem took notice, and in
formed the Senate declaring that the swarms OF
tractors had furnished the liquor food stimulate
the lie he Ser
geant Arms be requested to clear the both Of tho
contractors and refreshments But tho majority refused
Brandy oysters and all the etcetras in
Mr. Conger IL at half past eleven o'clock speak
ing Mr. Cornell will follow, and tho prospect is shat they
:" won't 60 home till morning. W.
THE AUDITORS NANDAMUs CASE IN THE COURT OF
APPEALs--POsTPoNEMENT, BTc.
ALBANY, April IL 1852
The People rel E,as" r. Phelps d,fe,dants IN error
cs Geo. ". Neweu, .a,diior, &C.. plaintiff in error
Chief Justice Ruggles-Aro tho counsel ready to pro-
coed with the set down for this morning,
Mr. Spencer-ycs, sir.
Mr. Foote-If the Court please although am not at
present authorized to appear in this case proper to
montion that law has been introduced into the Lessa-
turc which has passed house. received action In
tho other authorizing the employ counsel to
appear in this case for the purpose of maintaining
constitutionay of the Canal law In contemplation of
the action Of the Legislature the Governor Judge
Bronson and spoke to days since expressing his
intention If authorized do So retain us to argue
the constitutional question arising in this In Wow
Of this ntimaton have devoted the brief time which
has intervened in preparation, and so understand
has Judge Bronson lie is expected to DO in town this
morning. but have not yet been abo to prepare
points. We will probably be ready to proceed Wednes
day morning and then to take such action shall
dee m it to be duty TO take.
MIR. spcncor-It may be uHgracious In to object &,
this request and do not wish to appear exactly
jecting although all the parties prepared argue
the In regard to the constitutionay Of the law
to maintain IT, but would be glad Of the aid Of the
distinguished counsel who to be retained [ must
nevertheless in Justice to myself say feel sko to pre-.
sent the points Of the bearing upon the consttu
uonny Of the law. The Legislature Is about adjourn
and in one view OF this care it may be OF Importance
to hsvc decided before that event feel bound to saw