Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
Gelrgrapbit.
The Nebraska Bin Passed.
WASHINGTON % 10 p. M

HOUSE-Mr. Pringle's motion was ne
gatived, IS to i26. Several motions to
adjourn were made and rejected by ayes
and noes. Mr.. Walsh raised points OF
order that rules of House were for the
purpose of facilitating not retarding pub
lie business-tha the majority had acted
with great forbearancc and that any fur
Their extension of it would be subversive
of the public interests. 1t would estab-
lish precedent enabling a captious mino-
rity to control the legislation of the coun-
try.
Mr.. Campbell objected to all argument
and Mr.. Walsh withdrew his point.
Mr. Washburne of Maine, moved to Law
the bill on the table. Negatiycd. ayes
90, nays ll2.
The question recurring on the demand
for the previous question. another motion
was made to adjourn and lost, with loud
cries Of question.
Mr.. Campbell appealed to Mr.. Richard
son to withdraw his motion till he could
make suggestion; Mr. Richardson decli-
ned. The demand for the previous ques-
ton was seconded, and the question or
dered; Ayes III, nays "a.
Another motion at o'clock to adjourn
failed
The qaestion was taken on agreeing to
the report of the committee striking out
the enacting clause, which was negatiyed
ayes 81, nays III.
AT & l-2o'clock Mr.. Richardson moved
his substitute for the bill being the same
as the Senate bill, with the exception OF
Clayton'samendment, and moved the pre-
viouS question.
Cries of question.
Mr.. Dean moved for reading Of the sub
stitute. The reading occupied an honr.
Mr.. Edgerton moved a point of order
as the substitute contains appropriations
for salaries for Governor il must first be
discussed in committee of the whole.
The Speaker oycrruled the point on
the ground that the original bill had
been discussed. The main question was
then ordered to be put. Ayes, LOG;
Nays, 80.
9 o'c!ock, p. Nm. Richardson's
substitute was then agreed to-ayes lis;
nays So.
The question was then stated to be on
ordering the bill to be engrossed for a
third reading.
Mr.. Wilson moved to lay the bill on
the table; negatlved-ayes leo, nays l04
At l09 o'clock, Mr.. Madison made an
unsuccessful motion to adjourn. The
bill was ordered to be engrossed for a
third readng-ayes ll2, nays %,
While this vote was being taken Lord
Elgin was holding a reception in the
lobby-many members being introduced
to him.
The bill was read third time and
at | o'clock was passed by ayes liz;
nays 100. Applause in gallery with
Kisses.
Mr.. Richardson moved to reconsider
the vote by which the bill was passed
and to lay the motion on the table; agreed
to.
Mr.. Lctcher moved that when the
House adjourns it adjourns to Wedncs-
day. Speaker decided motion to lie out
Of order. Speaker sustained. 50 to 80.
Mr.. Richardson's motion to reconsider
and lay that motion on the table agreed
to, and the House adjourned.
New YoRK, May ODD.
FLOUR-more doing in flour; market
steady; demand chiefly for Eastern and
City trade, with some inquiry for future
delivery. Shippers have almost entirely
withdrawn from market. Sales $50 bLls
! So 00a8 CO for inferior State; SSS Ia
s 81 for common to straight State; rs 81
as 81 for common to good Ohio and
mixed to fancy Michigan; included in
sales was 500 bblS fair Michigan SIS so;
family and extras without change; Cana
dian better inquiry. and market firmer
sales 1900 bbls 7 5a7 81.
! Rather more. Common par
GELS wheat Offering. Market scarcely sc
| fair. White firm, continues scarce. and
there is no disposition to realize, unless
very full prices arc obtained; the demand
is almost entirely for home consumption
Sales of 1000 bush good rcd Western
200 and 425 bush red GenesSee > U3.
RYE morket continues firm, with fair
export demand. Sales COCO bu II ID
in store.
BARLEY scarce, and in good request,
at high figures
Corn market two cents better; good
demand for export and home cUnsump-
ton; there was only moderate quaint
ty i'll market. Sales 1000 bu G5a67 II
for damaged Western; GSa10 for good to
prime mixed Western for 1853, and -
for 1852; Northern yellow &C.
OATS unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM market unchan-
ged Sales to moderate extent, $l4 90
for mess; Sl3 Al for prime.
Beef market firm; demand moderate,
sales 9 76al2 so. Nothing doing in
prime mess beef Market for cut meats
favOrs buyers.
Lard market a shade frmer with mod
crate business doing at 9 Lao 81.
Butter llal4 for Ohio, lGa20 for State.
Cheese dull Gall.
WAsHINGToS, May Odd.
Senate assembled at II O'Clock AZ
ter the transaction of some preliminary
business. Senator Toucy was to make
an explanation with reference to debate
Yesterday between his colleague Smith
and Senator Cass. He said his colleague
labored under 4 mistake when he stated
that the resolutions he presented were in
opposition to Nebraska. and expressed
the sentiments Ofthc mass of the demo-
Gratis Of that State; in proof, he mention
ed, that the Resolution was voted against
by over two-thirds Of the democrats in
the Legislature. He wished to give no
offence to his colleague, but merely to
state the facts as they existed.
When speaker had concluded, Senator
Morton, of Florida, proceeded to speak
concerning the non-fultilment of the CON
tracts entered into by Messrs. Gilbert,
Bacon q Secor, for the construction OF
Hnatinr dry docks at Pensacola