The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11
House or Representatives.
run SEIZURE or THE BLACK WARRIOR.

1HE SEIZURE or THE BLACK WARRIOR t-N
Mr.. PHmlIrs (dem) Of Ala, said-I desire the unani-
nous consent Of the to introduce resolution of
inquiry The property of portion of my constituents
has been conscated by virtue of foreign Power under
circumstances, they appear, of great aggrava
ton This is a question which concerns not only my
constituents this government ask that the reso
luton be read and trust that is character will at once
secure it the consideration its Importance demands
and that it win be at once passed
The resolution was read as follows =
sisssnt with the public intere5 to this
Hous. he ma have a 10 nS
her cargo imprsOnmen. Of her officers Also any
psdsI p;sSt. 'b,O bv the spanish % autSoritiss
~ HAVEN, fwhigl Of n " hope the resolution win
be allowed to pass.
The resolution was passed unanimously.
NEUTRALITY LAWS
Mr. DEAN, (dem of N K, gave notice Of his intention
to introduce bill to repeal neutrality laws SO far as
they applicable to SPAIN
Mr. FULLER, (dem.) of Me-, introduced q resolution
which passed authorizing the Secretary of the Trea
sury and the Lighthouse Boardto determine the site
and plan of lighthouse on Cohasset Rocks, on tho
southern side of the entrance to Boston Harbor.
MINNESOTA RAILROAD LAND BILL.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill grant
ing lands to Minnesota for railroad purposes
Mr.. DEAN (dem) Of n T., withdrew his motion 10 lay
on the table.
the question decided in the negative, by yeas ~
nays lo7, ,u,,. .aon.sd ,v !. majority Of
one vote providing that the proceeds arising from the
sale of the reserved sections be paid to those States
which have received grants of land for internal i'm
movements in proportion to the federal representation
The House now proceeded to take the question the
motion to reconsider the vote and to lay that motion
the table, thus to cnch action upon it. This was agreed
to by yeas 95, nays 80.
NJ DIAN moved to lay the bill on the table, and asked
Mr.; wDuwoRrn, ldem) of H., in vain appealed to him
to withdraw the motion.
Much confusion ensued, during which motion to ad-
iourn was made.
Mr.. WRIGHT, (dem.) of Penn-I rise to question Of
The srRAxrR-The chair cannot entertain the question
of order till order is restored in the hall
Mr.. WRGM-That's the point wish to take.
SpEAKER-t Is the rule OF deberatve bodies never to
vote while bill is under consideration This allusion
as to the private general conversation in the hall
Chair having exhausted its powers it is for the House to
determine what to pursue to restore order is
impossible for the Clerk to hear responses to genemens
names during the roll call
A bng pause followed, and order was measuraby re-
stored.
The roll was called and the bill tabled, by yeas 100,
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pa1is cf indana, paMson Dean Dent, disney, Dowds
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Miller q indiana MiIIsSn. Tss,son Murray, Nichols
Perkins Of Louisiana Phelps Phillips, Powell Pratt Pres
Ton Puryear Ritchie Of Ohio Sapp Seward, Seymour,
Shannsn shaw shower Singleton, Shelton, Smith Of New
York smith OF Tennessee, Smith Of Virginia, Smyth Of
Texas snodgrAss Stanton Of Tennessee stanton OF Ken
tucky straton Straub Stuart Of Ohio VAIL Van SAINT,
Wade Westbrook, Wright of Pa, and Yates
NAys.-Mcssrs Abcrcrombie, Appleton, BAIL henson,
Bugg Caruthers, Chandler Chase Clingmsn COOK Cor
win Cox Croker, Cuom, Davis Rhode Island De
Dick, Dickinson, Edmands, Evcrhart, Farley, Frankn
Goodrch Greenwood, Grey, Harrison, Hill Howe huns
Kerr, Iindley MeCulloch, Matteson Meaoham, Madess
warth Miller OF Missouri Morgan Pennington Perkins OF
New YORK. Pringle Ready Reese Riddle Rtchie o rem
sylvana Robbins, Rogers, Russell Sabin Sage simmons
Smith OF Alabama Stephens of Georgia. Taylor Of Ohio
Thu5ssOn Tfasy gphs% Wsibridgs waller wyrsP,
worth Of Illinois, Wentworth Of Massachusetts, Wheeler
and Zolliconer
THE FRANCISCO REscuERs
Mr. BIssEII, (dem) Of Ill, made q report from the
Committee Conference the disagreeng votes both
houses to amendments TO bill relieving officers and
soldiers who suffered loss by the San Francisco disaster
The report was concurred in.
CURIOUS RKII1 BnI-ExuTSG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Up.
The House into Committee, and proceeded to the
consideration Of the bill for the relief Of the widow and
: Bkirs Of Elijah Beebe.
r Mr. ORR (dem) Of g. O. explained that II appropri-
ated three thousand dollars indemnity for property
including hogs destroyed BY Indians, and showed the
basia of the claim.