Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-08

Ar. Hiy!T moved 10 lay the report "i the table
HrsatIy"d--y"'> -. 'ay. :E', The report wa: con.
CURED in.
Un lnuon Of Mr.. Bayiv the House took up and
pa~sed the bin 10 carry into effect the recpfoclr"
;r'a'y recently negotiated between the [. States an4
| Great Britain.
Anquar,cr to eleven o'clock, a. NJ. Mr.. Hous!
'o' cd!i,'i attention 10 the fact that business IN
suri condition that the committee enrolled bill u
h"!h l!"'-cs cannot possibly prepare i for lcinirA
action unless Tie time for adjournment extended.
ne therefore proposed 10 take up the Scnacs r">ou
ton for the last named purpose. loud and u.rr-
! pcatcd objections from al drcctiors
| Alr. Houston novc! n su>pr'I-i"a oi The rules.
Mr. Campbell suggested that III" gentlemen extend
the time ~ three tbs afternoon: not later.
hers awe m!a!" arrangements 10 leave in IL" five
O'Clock ca.s.
Mr.. Houston replied he would take tic best terms
he could GET but preferred extending the tim" t to-
morrow morning.
The greatest poS,ible confusion prevailed
lhy speaker im'crpo-cd, saving twenty or mor"
inclns"rs were CRYING Ou;, Mr.. Spcakcr or Mr.. some
body else, So that il impossible To gct on with H."
bushes. II gentlemen wish - ;yar., act bsnes.
they mG"' ,irC'"rNr order.
Mr. Ercck nriG.," Smit il was propose. {" extend
the session ~ uig gh:iHl..
Mr. Houston would c0n-cu, to / o'clock. rc,.tin-.
t"-!norr"w morning /" enable the speaker :" SISu
the bills. ISicnoraa erie ct order in al 'i.r'c-
tIuus.l
Mr. Stuart. Of Michigan, rose ,,l. question. bct
his voice was drowned IN fresh f"citcra:i"os oi "'
| der. order.
Spcakcr.-Whrrc j, the srr:;"ant-at-aCms. need
h'- services. He should arrcs, and bring ds"rieriy
S'Hvirinci v"noi T. T,,., ,,,. In & the House
Sprnkcr.-I similar DISORDER shall rccir. the chair
will tan" III" .rspon-bity ot ordering the Scrf""mt
II Arms t" tax" the "iieIliin, members into custody
and turn them over to the House. that they may bc
deal! with r House may decide. lCrirS OF You
are rightit -l"ull be- DONE
| Speaker !ic original proposition j. to extend ihr
time l Monday. but what IS now desired The chs:
cannot any. hcinr able 70 hear owing 10 the d,o..
der.
Mr. Grow rose.
| SIraIcr-The chair viii hear motion from the
gentleman. but ii he rise. merely +" talk he will Not
! listen.
Mr. Crow move iha, the time bc extended 70 !
, o'clock.
! Mr. Haven wished TO say word, but objections
! were made.
The Speaker again called 10 order hut finally the
rules were suSpcnded-yras loo, nays ~.
The resolution wa. taken up. and Hr. Campbell
novt'! an amendment extending III" iur' till Monday
next at O'clock in the morning. provided II" gi"S-
on other than motion al iourn shall be mHdr az
teri o'clock to-day.
The resolution, H. thus amended. WITS a;"p:''..
All the appropriation bills arc pU>~ed except tins
one, whose only chance that the House rcccd' be-
! fore o'clock TODAY.
Several bills Of M general importance were passed
| The committee made reports which were rctrrrcI
The speaker signed sumry private bills and bill for
! The support oi the army.
IN lu;ip, II was Resolved, IHhI "H'H 'h' ii""N'
adjourn tomorrow, il adjourn 10 hnl!.past o'clock
| on Monday morning.
At hnl:-pa.t tw" Mr.. Campbell moved The lt"us"
| adjourn.
! While the Clerk was calling III" ROLL message III
writing WAS announced from the President "i th"
United States. Several motions were mai" that IN"
! roll call b: suspended, that the message might hc
rcad, bu. The minority were for proceeding with Ii"
cnil.
What i, it ?" asked one. "Vct" of the river AMI
hGrbor bill, suppose" WIS the RESPONSE.
The House refused 70 adjourn ITS Is nays ~.
Mr. Jones, of Tenn. l. there not Il nm-sil=c from
the President on the table!
| Spcak"r.-1hcre Is no quorum. an! il cGnrpt BE-
read unless BY unauluIouS consent Impatient rr!cs
of lets have tho mcssngc, Will" other, disscm!cd. +
Spcaker.If it is the pleasure al The House. H., in"s-
| sage will Ec laid before them.
| Mr.. Haven't am dcsIrUu> o hearing The message.
! bur wan; Ia nuke som" remarks "m it.
| Mr.. Kerr move that the House adjourn.
| The Spenkrr.-Ih" House has iu>; refused {" nd
journ.
! Mr.. IIarcn.-Gf there i, any power hy which the
Ilous, can ne; on the un.S>a@c. would T"t object.
TIL" Sprnkrr-t EirSr Th"r" l. ur"rlH' tn" House
cannot lrT,isate II, all.
| Mr.. IIavcu.-!Th"u object.
| The Spcakrr.-Gru!i,m"n can I'ur, bUI not act "n
the mr>,a':, without being present.
| Mr. orr md"r the resolution nd"pcG ih,- morn
in We cannot act after o'clock, and if til" Inc-Sago
is very long il MAY take till tlat tim. to Rad 1t.
! lA N"icr.--li IL hort.
| Mr. philps.-Wr rann" net without II quorum
but can hear it rca'i.
Mr.. Campbrl.-I move call al the House.
The SPEAKER in ", plv (" Inquiry. salI ia" nrs
sugr could onlv br read bv general consent.
/ Mr. Camph.l.--l object.
The call of the House rcil-cd-ycar ~. nay
! Il.
Mr. Jones of Tennessee, moved Tia: the Ilou>r adj
i"lrrn. Carried. al ;! o'clock.