New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

lose Manuel Ga,ero. Delegate from New Mexico. was
preseut to take the customary oath. -
Mr RICHARDSON desired that the Comui,Sl'n ..
read before further action be taken In us oppu s
Nr GsllegO the contestant Mr. Lane, was eaiised
the seat.
The Commi.son was read =,
Mr. RICHARDSON said this showed there Is pFna
facia evidence o. Mr Gallegos right although ceriin
cate from The Secretary Of tho Ieitory OF New Mexico
eiven 10 Mr. Lane conflicts with thai 10 5Ir Galle5p
However this was a matter for the Committee Eec
tious 10 investigate
MIR CALICO was sworn in
1'irS qb s. COO eopc. of the addresses delivered boh
Vss s Pe. a I k SSs' ioSsSsr With s
sac proceedings Ia the U ; s9Pe 'a'
Mr. RICHARDSON presented evidence, and tho poll.
book of New Mexico relative to the contested election
Mr. ~ HOUSTON. from the Committee of Ways ani
Means reported BILL making appropriations Tor the Cyi
ending June 1855 Also bill for supplying the dencences
in the appropriation for the year ending june 1874 ana
bin making appropriations for the payment Oh nv a anu
other pensions. Referred to the Comm'9'eo oi 'ne
Mr. DISNEY reported resolution that the Committee
on Pnblc Lends be authorized TO employ clerk a. the
rate of four dollars per day, anu was proceeding ~ oA
why il should be passed when
Mr. CAMPBELL Ohio rose to make suggestion. ,
Mr. DISNEY would say to the gentleman. ana ne eoua
take this liberty because he and his colleague were warm
uersons friends that he detesed the common practice o'
uterru1ting gentleman who rises to speak here. - :
/ Mr. CAMPBELL said he could exercise great a'ai on
forhearance for this system of interruption on ne
H. coIesgne was in the habit of violating the rule him
self He Mr. Campbe rose to suggest IN ne Ades' Tay
adefeat of tie resolution, and MS coueague WIS o' VIZ
/ ~ DISNEY remarked certainly. and according 20
practice he had speech made inside oil ms own no
found no fault with his colleague. bat expressed hs u''ef
/ aLhouence Of those interruptions generally w.
Mr CAMPBELL rose to a question OF order. MS col.
Ieaoue he said not discussing the proposluon OUT
com sning IN rather petulSnt manner. IL,
nj DISNEY replied he was in no eviitemper. lie u"'
not allow lis disposition to be ruih.d. - -.
l.ntl he
er1rIoyinr q ccrk for any Committee H. however any
Committee should have clerk that OF Public LahiS
should ..,, -;;ro,.o, If ana
Committee was enrited to clerk the others we're lie
T. therefore was against the resolution
MIR pISNE modified the resolution, conlnnS tAe ser
yio.s Of Clclk to the present Session ....
After en- Intellectual effort TO lay the resolution on 'l'
table, il was passed c. ,,.,ro;,,
Message was received from the Senate announcing
the death OF the late senator Anterior
Mr. Hubbard said the tones Of eloquent eulogy when
announced the decease Of the lustrious Vice President
had hardly CO sed in this hall, when message rom the
Ssnoto reminded the House Of the de h OF an eminent
member of that body. While he was happy to pay h.'
humble tribute yet he found the duty 10 De SAD anu pun
mi The life of Atherton was most prosperous one
iearniro intellect wealth and distinction all were his:
Ills public career series of honors fairly won an
worthy sustained. Quiet and unosIentatous IN PrVaie
lie he cnoyed the respect and good VIII o. AL anu HIS
friends W. re bound to him by hooks OF steel
Sir Hibburd traced the public life OF the decea'e
paving the highest eulogy to his character political an
social concluding with resolution that as testimonial
of respect for the memory of Mr. Anterior the members
and officers Of the House Grape on their et arm o
thirty days-that the Clerk communicate copy OF .he
resolution to the widow of the deceased and as fdrthei
+ mark of reapect. that the House adjourn.
Mr. ORR briefly spoke Of the deceased saying the los
of such a man at any time was material calamity Oh
esuecay now when death has within but afew brief year,
stricken from our armament many stars the first mag
nitude Faithful to his constituents, he was at I'M
same time egardfu Of the rights of all sections the Con
stiution being his chart.
The resolutions were adopted when the adjourned