New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16

mer calling ou the Sergeant Arms to interfere to pre-
order
The Sergeant-eArms seizng his Of Office hurried
over 10 Mr. Hunt. Excitement subsidized little Inc
Speaker then cxered his power to require gentlemen
ing in the aisles TO take their sess
The result on layng the resolution the table was then
arnounced-Yeas 65, Nays l3i.
Meszrs. WAsHBURN, Me- SAGE and CAMPBELL
severaly moved that the House adjourn until Monday
next.
Negatiyod-56 against 49,
Another unsuccossfu motion was made to adjourn.
c. ~ - Question: Question :" 80 bosterous that
in the obbe rushed up the bar supposng there
was q fight.
Mr. wAsHBURNE Il.) sad something, but his voice
YVES drowned in deafenng cries of Order" Question"
The SPEAKER called the members to order saying
there could be question put until quiet restored
Calls of the House then made and motions to al
journ submitted in quick succession like the irregular
firing Of militia trainers
Cries Of Question" Question, broke forth with re-
newed vicor and amid the noisy proceedings the demand
for the previous question Mr. Richardson resolution,
was seconded by acclemation.
Mr.. GOODRICH moved to adjourn until tomorrow.
Mr.. WAsHBURNE nll moved to adjourn until
"wednesday.
Both motions voted down by yeas and nays.
Mr.. WASHBURN Ne. asked leave to introduce
resolution
Tie SPEAKER sad it would not be in order to intro.
duce new subject while the House acting matter
under a suspension Of the rules.
Mr. WASHBURN Maine, moved to lay Mr. Richard
sons resolution the table.
The SPEAKER said there express rule againa:
it, pending action under the previous question.
Mr. HAVEN wished to have a division OF the House on
the question of the resolution involving the posPonemen
of,h snecia1 order
Main question ordered to be put on the resolution
Yeas, l27; Nays, g.
Mr. WAsHBURN Me- moved TO lay NJ. Richardson 3
motion on the table.
The SPEAKER decided the motion ou. Of order.
After calling the yeos and nays until 81 O'Clock, the
House
Mr. STUART Ohio having called for division of the
question:
Agreed to the frst part Of Mr. Richardson's resolution,
proposing to close the debate the Nebraska bill sat
urday next at Meridian, by ia Yeas, to SO Nays as
follows:
Me. AbsergmSs Aisoq Jsms' Allen VIII ~ AIsa
Broot. CaGthrs Caste Christian Ghutehwe Clam Cns%sn
new Dowae EDDY Edmundson Ellison, Erssh fsulsner For
Ns Hsri. of M.s Hondoks Hem baTd y.r ou.
Hughe. ngess JOHNSON Jones lo Tenn Jones loi "a
5S5s 5Snss q d hfl Macy Maxwell Miller @ Miller
& SoGS R.9y R Rehsdon 1 Rdd Rcey RoSa
smith Co Tenu smith (of Ala Smith lof Va smyth si.nton
ofKy) Tenn), STEPHENS sraub stuart lo Mich
Tsvlor of NewY Yok) Trout Tweed, Ne Nansan Wa6rdse
Walker Walsh Warren, Wentworth of NJ Westbroos' Witts
WRIGHT iof Pal. IolNcoher
NAYs~Me.Ys Ball Banks. Belcher Bennett, Benson Camp
b. C,enter Chandlts Croker. Davis tk IL De Witt Dick
Dickinson Eastman Ednund ELIOT Eheridse EgehsIt Farley
F.pton Flsge Goodrich Grow Harrison Hastings Haven Howe
Lone. IN 81 Knox Lyon MoCuloch Metson. Mcseham Md
dlesssh Morgan Murray Norton Oliver IN " PsfkeI Pen
nipWou. Prnge Russell sabn Sage, Sapp, simmons sktten
s,rsop stuart (Oho Thuron Tracy tphsm. Wade VALLEY
LWsshburn Wells, Wentworth (Mass) Yates
The second branch of Mr.. Richardson resolution post
poninp the Pacific Railroad bill to the 2ith inst, was
agreedao-Yeas 1913, Nays 49,
AT oejot the House adjourned.