New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
HnusE OF REPRESENTATIVES

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ldhe House to introduce res ,luon OF inquiry. Inc
ipeny of portion of my constituents has been conhs
Ied by virtue of foreign power under circumstances,
IHihey now appear, of great aggravaton
Tbsis question which concerns not only my own con
auenis but this Government ask that the resolution
read and trust that its character will at once secure
w the consideration its Importance demands, ana that
tWM be at once passed
The resolution was read as follows:
ds The President Si IssIe So %
s have received relative TO the ntan Of che ste Ssp
se also her Inform alton IN reference TO any other viola
| Mr. HAVEN'T hope the resolution VIII De aioweu 10
lBss
Il The resolution passed unanimously
i Mr. DEAN gave notice of his intention TO introduce
I'm to repeal our neutrality laws far they are appca
lie TO Spain.
| Mr. FVLLERin,roduced resolution, which was passed
Isuhozing the Secretary the Treasury and tue Ligt
HOso Board TO determine the site and plan of Light
House on COhasset Rocks the southern side oil the en-
trance TO Boston Harbor 800
The House resumed the consideration OF the bill grant
| hg lands TO Minnesota for railroads
| Mr. DEAN IN " withdrew his motion to lay on the
table
| Mr. MILLSON VA renewed the motion Question
decided In the pegaveNeas ~ Nays l07 Yesterday
amendment was adopted oy majority OF one vote pro
ng that proceeds arising from the sale OF he reserved
sections be paid over to those States which have received
no grants Of lands for internal improvements IN proper
hon to the federal representation in Congress
The House now proceeded to take the question on tho
motion to reconsider the and to lay that motion ON
The table thus TO cnch action on It. Agreed to-leas w.
NAYS 90
Mr. DEAN moved to lay the bill on the table and asked
Mr. WENTWORTH nll in vain appealed to him to
Withdraw the motion.
Much confusion, during which motion to adjourn was
made
Mr. WRIGHT Penn Il rise to question of order.
SPEAkER-The Chair cannot entertain the question
ld order till order is restored in the hall
Mr. WRIGHT-Ihat 5 the point wish to take
SPEAKER-It is the rule of deliberate bodies never to
Oe while bill is under consideration This aiaslon was
IL the general pryafe conversation in the hall Inc
air he said having exhausted its power 1t Is Tor the
House to determine what 10 pursue TO restore
er Ii is impossible for the Clerk to hear responses to
lErtmen's names during roll call ,
Long pause-Order measurably resumed aiter winch Tue
I was called and the bill tabled Yeas, 100 Nays DO
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an BiSsELL m made report from the C9mmit'ee
on the disagreeng votes Of bOth Houses 10
bsndments 10 bin relieving officers and soldiers who re
y suffered loss by the San Francisco dsas'er Report
occurred in. ,,..Ao
he IIouse went into Committee and proceeded to the
fderaion Of the bill for the relief OF the WHO" anu
lss Of Elijah Beebe Of South Carolina. ..
M ORR explained II appropriated $4,000 as Indemnify
II Woyerty including hogs, destroyed by lndlans' anu
lsevtd the basis OF the claim -,
Mr. SELLERS (Md) though he intended 10 Nc. .
tFte bill alluded to the fact that some OF MS ms ,os
} had Just claims for property destroyed by tue BRUSH
Nnas var of 1872 vet they have never been acteu on
As connection he spoke OF the duty OF kepresena
I'D Tie influences sometimes brought 10 bear TO get Os
passed including the liberal employment oil ihieres'eu
eut
eh LANE Ind. interrupted the gentleman to propounu
/ sQsslon
NJ SELLERS said he would yield the floor to enable
~ ssailemans to get into the papers In cohnecon
'MMgo Own. ILaughter
~ LANE having asked his question
Mf sOLLERS resumed and concluded has remarks.
~ LEICHER va proceeded to show the claim was
Inc, purified by the data
NJ LANE remark ed he expected to vote Tor the claim
sevhg just. and then replied TO Mr., Soers, saying nc
le Interrupted the gentleman for the purpose Oh se'
L Thsaame into the newspapers.
| w. S0LLERS-Wi the gentleman yield the floor
lANE-Te permit the gentleman 20 correct his re,
us will UNDERWOOD him 10 say the most eiiectual
no secure the passage Of private bills was 10 employ