New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

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| Mr.. RICHARDSON and Others objected.
! Mr.. CAMPBELL moved suspension of the rules. that
! be might offer a resolution
| The SPEAKER rslei the motion ous Of order
Mr.. WALSH N y raised question Of oruer tnat the
rules Of the House established for the purpose Of ia
/ tafing not rttAriirg the business
Various Other motions made to adjourn &C., and
voted down by yeas and nsys
Mr.. WALSH renewed the point Of order submitted BY
! him tefore. as follows.
Ih 5. H. FS e & ass' s q =, Co. .5s s sis
idss he TvI bu.ns and tbs. a, osons .se .ucs :. tse
ed object II Embarrassing ard prevent
5a az oct , .n s .G i '5 s Es sr
Government hsed the Tsh o. the msor'ytO govern
Mr. CAMPBELL-I object to the reading of any srgu-
Mr. wAI.sH-I withdraw the argument. as the gentle
can stand i. Laughter.
The conclusion Of the point OF order was as follows
nov .. sue ave ,rsdy seed viii sr.,y n4 fOrssrsnse
uHsrss.s sd tb. any srihs 2, - While ssIsi,e
would sssse .:y e,F;Ou' nn0~y 70 entirely control the es
Additional motions adjourn. appeals from the decision
Of the chair &C. severally voted on by yeas and
nays-the minority thus fighting the majority.
>ercH O'eiock.-The question as taken on
Mr.. WASHBrRN lMainel motion to lay the bill on
the table. Negstyed Yeas, 81; nays. ll2.
The question recurring secondng the demand for the
Mr. PENNINGTON N. j. moved that the House ST.
iourn. Neca;ived-
Impatient cries of Question" Question.
Mr. CAMPBELL appeal to the gentleman from Hi
no Withdrew his demand for the previous question I'M
til can make suggestion relative 10 this bill. Cres of
No. No" Question BY the friends OF the rnea-
Mr. RICHARDsoN-The appeal is in vain I decline to
withdraw.
VOICEs-"Thats right" " Hold on.
The demand for the previous question was seconded
and the main question ordered to be put-ieas H.
NAYS 81.
atourn Negatiyed-5 against III. The question was
taken on agreeing the report from the Committee Of the
Whole striking out the enactng clause OF the bill Nesa
FEN and a TSif o'olock.-Mr. RICHARDSON moved
his substitute for the bill being the same as the Senate
bill with the exception OF Mr. Claytons amendment and
moved the previous question |ocerous cnes Vues-
ton. Question.
Mr. DEAN called for the reading of the substitute. say
ING that neither this the House bill has yet been read
The CLERK commenced reading. when,
Mr.. JONES TENN said. the gentleman who called Tor
the reading being without the ba move that the further
reading be dispensed with.
Mr. DEAN Jumping within the bari replied. the gentle
man is alongside OF the gentleman from Tennessee now
Laughter:
Mr. EDGERTON raised point of order, that as the
substitute contains appropriation for the salaries OF
Governors, &C. it must be first discussed in Committee OF
the Whole according to one OF the rules relating 10 a-
ton or charge on the Treasury.
The SPEAKER overruled the point oil the GROUND that
the original bill had been discussed
The main question was ordered 10 be put-yeas ITO,
NAYS co.
yeas ll5, NAYS 20. , ,.
The question was stated on ordering the oli 10 ne en-
crossed for a third reading.
Mr. MILLSON Va moved to lay the bill on the table.
n SeT past 10 o'oioeI Mr. MATTEsoN made an unsuc-
The bill was ordered to be engrossed for thr. reading
While this vote was being taken Lord ELGIs hold
ing reception in the lobby, many members being intro
The bill was read third time, and at IL O'Clock
pased by vote of Yeas 49, Nays 100. Applause in the
galleries and on the floor, accompanied by hi'singl
YEAs-Mes-rs. Abercrombie, James c. Allen, Willis
cock Boyce. Breckenridge Bridges, Brooks Caruhers,
Chastain, Chrisman, Churchwel, Clark, Clingman,
Cobb, Coqut Cox, Craige, Cumming, Cutting,
ham. Eddy, Edmundson, EIlicott lKyl English,
Faulkner Florence, Goode, Green, Greenwood Grey,
Hamilton Harris Ala Hendricks, Hem, Hubbard,
Pa. Kerr Kidwell, kurtz, Lamb, Lane, Latham
Letcher Lilly LIndIey, Macdonald, McDeugal, MeNan,
of Mo, Packer Perkins Phelps Phillips Powell Preston ps
fin Seward shannon Shaw, shower, Singleton smith OF
Tenn. Smith of Ala, smyh Snodgras stanton OF Tenn
Stanton Of Ky Straub Stuart of Mich, Taylor OF N T.
Tweed Vail. Vansant, Walbridge, Walker. Walsh War
rem Westbrooke, Wtte Wright OF Miss, Wright OF "a,
Zokofer.
NAYS-Messrs. Ball. Banks. Belcher, Bennett, Benson,
Aenon Bugg Campbell, Carpenter, Chandler, Croker
Cullom Curtis Davis Off l., Dean, Dewitt Dick Dick;
inson, Drum Eastman, Edgerton, Edmcnds Elliot OF
Mass Ellison Etheridge Everhsrt, Farley Fenton, Flag
Ter Fuller Gamble, Giddings Goodrich Grow Harlan of
Ohio, Harlan of Indiana, Harrison Hastings, Haven,
New-York, Kittredge, Knox, Lndiey Of Ohio,
Lyon, McCuoch, Mace, Mattescn, MaynIl Meacha%,
Mddleswor,h Millson Morgan, Morrison, Murray, Mich
OILS Noble, Norton, Oliver IN. ~, Parker Peck Peck
ham Pennington Perkins Pratt, Prnge Puryear, Richie,
Ritchey, Rogers, Russell, sabn, Sage sapp Seymour
Simmons SHELTON Smith ~ " Stevens, Stratton Stu
art Ohio Taylor Ohio. Taylor fTenn Thurston, Tracy,
Trout Upham, Wade, Valley Nashburne Washburn,
Jr. Wells Wentwort H., Wentworth Mass Wheeler,
Yates.
The SPEAKER raped for order.
Mr. RICHARDSON hoped order would be preserved,
and moved reconsider the vote by which the bill was
passed and to lay hs; motion on the table
Mr. LETCHER VA moved that when the House adj
iourn il adjourn TO Wednesday next.
The SPEAKER decided the motion out OF order
Mr. LETCHER appealed.
The Chair sustained; yeas 80 nays 20.
Mr. RICHARDSON'S motion TO reconsider and To lay
that motion the table was agreed TO- and al III CLOCK
the House adjourned.
ELECTION OF A KNOW-NOTHING ALDERMAN.
BosTos Monday, May %, 1854.
Abel b. Munroe was to-day elected TO fill vacancy in
the Board OF Aldermen by 1900 majority. lie was
the candidate of the " Know Nothngs."
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLY-,O. s.
BrrYALo Monday MAY 90. 1854.
A letter was received from French Presbyterians in
which il is stated that the Church in France has suffered
much from the inrgues of Catholic Bishops and Priests
and were oppressed by those in high places. They ask
that delegate. be from the American Assembly 10 at
tend the next meeting IN Pans.
The report Of the Board of Foreign Missions was read
The principal feature is want of aid in the Missions. The
whole collection for the year was sl730O0-end the
balance in the Treasury wa 81, 2OO