New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

bin % be acted On. AL debate on them has bssn
rtly sutpeBded. According 70 present s1pe.rs1ce.
the Houe will be in session uniil noon to- morrow
| The House then reed 10 the Seaa,-s smecd meat
o. the Civil aod DIP 'nsiic Appropriation Bin, sri
| biz out the tariff bill therefron By vote of %
sssi1s: &C, and oDe hundred AID five Other an-ai
utIts bsviDg been Noted or, the ComGittes 81 | q
\ NJ rose
| Toe House then oonc1rr-d en- mss-e in ne Wy all
the eDouens p.rted from the Counties, rssesv'
| ing several hOsever, for separate votes
Tie Sepsies Amendment apJropus'lng $50 900
for LtInniog The ssningt"n Ala-dl sas )hc r.
ieG LIc that striking oGt the larth Bul tom the
Civil am Diplomatic Bill agreed fo-ths lat;er
By vote Of 70 Against 20.
Mr.. CHANDLER thea offered tie following resp
Re.ores Th., II. t.nt. tbs Hou-- eia.a,y due
hereby presented to the Hon Lynn 5'y for tss 80
duue. % sr-sk-T aurlpg the present. Congress
Hr. CHANDLER then -sd Il n.d been his fortune
70 serve with SIR Bcyd for six successive sessions.
ara bore test noDy 10 that genuemans psssoaaI
erits and fiji ceBcy as Speaker.
Mr.. HUNT said, from feeling Of selfrespect snf
public cu'y, he would be compelled TO vote against
The p ~ iution
Mr. VALLEY said Mr.. Boyd may have erred. but
il rad been bis fortune to dscbarge tue duties of the
chair in a. fair able and imp .rts! manner as rarely
fell TO the LOT of aLy man.
Mr.. CASKlE remarked, a; the close OF tns lsst
Congress be voted against thanks TO Sir Boyd, bat
be was BOW Constrained 70 say he cad ch tng-d bis
mind and you'd chserfly vote for t1e resolution.
Mr. kEkR-I came here Win strong prcJiu!ces
sesDst Mr. Boyd, offering from bin in polidc. but
bOse PIT uoices had yielded 20 sediments 81 prnoaad
respect He willingly bore Testimony 10 Mr. Boyds
purity Of motives sId drmness Of character
Mr. WALBRIDGE briefly pad voluntary trIo-
ute 70 the BIZ, character OF Mr. BOYD
The resolptl1r "a hen almost a1umC Us adOpte IL
Itras then resolved that al bill. on the private
csebdsr At the end Of tbs session be referred - me
Cpurt OF Claims.
TIE House then c,ncurred in the Ssnstes anead-
meut to the bill requiring tue pre- pay meat OF p's's'
il al c,ses, and prepay meni IN postage stamps s'ef
mex January
MI WENTWORTH Mass from the COMMITTEES
Oh Commerce. ported bill tor Prev nting tie In,
PRODUCTION of foreign paupeE- criminals, insane aad
blird psrsons into the Coited state,
Mr. BRECKENkIDGE exam ming tue bill, s'ig-
matted II snti-iepu o'Ican 1t IL one OF to7 ifut'
of that sTirit wkoh Is Eo~ seeepiDg ike nnrrc aus
over the lard. He denounced tue kno~-Nothings,
aid was wiling to abide the time .oen there YOU'D
be reaction in pup sentiment. I'm migrants mas.
come biiber with a pas Ike negroes gong nOm one
pl. ptafinD 10 apOther.
MIR CAMPBELL knew nothing about she new or.
ganiz,tion. He asked Mr. Breckenridge whether he
bad not understood that the gentleman wno reported
this bill was not swept down Dy this hur 1cansYs
Mr. BRECKENRIDGE-I have 81 UNDERSTAND
Nj CAMPBELL-rhea Why coarge toe bill With
being Introduced under kao" Nothing spi1n
n. BRECKENRIDGE understood Nc: y" ont
worth was defeated TOR Congress by thai orgtaz ,tos,
but thought il probable that the gentleman Introduced
the bll 10 put an e1,ngu-her GA Know Nothlnsism.
lis would rather trust the next Congress WHICH II IS
said will be full OF knowN ,rhIugs, tnsn have the
bill thrown on this House patched up TO conpro MISE
the subject The bill requires every human bsiny
cou,iIg bither to obtain certificate or pass IL
makes OOous distinction betSe sn the rich anu the
poor - ~,
was spruDg upon the House 1t had been printed for
more thsn two months aud duly considered by tue
Committee on Commerce and the JudlciirY Commit.
tee. IL wss drawn in accordance wiz tbs De n.nas
cf he ufls AfafHa . H..
shall Keep her worthless popGlaIon al home aud
pour them into this coaniIy for US to maottia'
Mr. DAVIS moved 10 Jay the bill on the tabe
Ne quorum voted. but after Eari appeared,
wren the bill tabled by vote of q against 3d.
The procs eoings throughout were conduced IN ga
or0ery manner. No insults we're given or hghs took
place have occurred heretofore on this ~nding up
of Congress.
An reports from the Committee Of Conference on
tbs votes between the two Houses. con-
ceTpipg amendments TO various bulls, we're adoptei.
Resolutions were then passed giving extra pay 70
spDory persons employed IN and ABOUT the CaPlto!.
Some other unimportsnt business was thsn trans
acteo the detsils Of which are not worth conmuai-
eating.
IL "a now 81 o'clock A. NJ and there is no quorum
PRESENT A second call of the Houe ~as N ade, @hen
II was suggested that the Ssrgesnt-a,Arns be sent
ont to hunt no members and compel tner atendancs.
Mr.. PRATT wanted TO know whetner II "oaia DC
in ofoer TO direct the 70 bring in breakfast
Mr. WALSH aked if whisky punches could cot
Loud laughter and cries OF Good! Good"
" W. put the question, &c
AVOiCE-Send biscuit 10 Pratt.
Mr. PRATT am hungry.
Many voices in succession-"So am l. 80
"amL'
The Sergesnt-st. Arms then dispatched in
search OF members. Meanwhile the members
amused the mselves with q kind of conversational de-
bate during which many witty and lsughaole slu-
sions were made. All present, though they were
half ssleep, seemed to be in high good nunor.
clock the Sergeant at Arms appeared ana re-
ported his success in hunting up stray members. lie
sold he excuses made by some OF them vas tnat 'hey
hid retired 10 refresh themselves
AT 20 minutes past all further proceedings 10 the
cal! Of the House were dispensed With, when the
House adopted the report OF the cS SI o. Con-
il m.kes a eileen appropriation Tor tpe exis'lng
Ocean Mai service. Nothing is said about giving
notice 10 the Collins Company for termination OF
the pre- arrangement. II leaves WITH the Govern
me mt the right 10 give Il.
The report Of the Committee OF Conference on the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation ohI Was then
adopted.
The House then passed the Senate bill Increasing
the compensation Of the Registers aud Receivers
under the l. nd Graduation act OF last year.
Other bills we're then passed, under suspension OF
rules and during the taking of the Ieas aud Nays
the Clerk called Mr.. Bentons name, when td.t gen
teman apI cared at the door OF the main aisle, anu
prote.ted with violent gesticulations against his
name being called He said he ex- nber,
spc that the session 10 day libel on the Saoosth
Some confusion followed this episode, when tue
SPEAKER, pro tm., Mr. On tod the gentleman he
out Of order
Mr.. BENTON-I am not member.
abe SPEAKER-Then if the gentleman IL not a
men Der the Doorkeeper will pu: him out.
Loud laughter followed, vita exc.amatons OF
Pretty good -" That's the TAX
The galleries are oeDsely crowded
| A Committee was no~ appointed, to act with
the Senate. to gait tue President