The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-07
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. o, 1858.

EXPELLED REPORTER.
The House tabled the motion pending vixen It djourn.
cd yesterday namely TO reconsider the vote by VII ch
passed resolution requiring the sp aker to revoke
the privilege under which william b Chase ho ds q
porter's seat and that be be expelled from the aoor by
a vote of 81 aRAinst42.
DIPLOMATIC CONSULAR sYsrrN-rExAs CREDITORS
MILAN Asn.Ksow NOTHING srKEoH IN PREPARATION.
The confederation Of the bin remodelng the d,poma
and consular system was resumed
Mr. PERKINS, (dem) OF Ls, having heretofore spoken
that regarding tie consular system In many instances
foreigners act as consuis-nen who have know.
clothed with the power I, tax American and
sehmeD, which IL mied simply by their discretion
regulations Of the country 10 which they reside This
credible. The bill provides for embracing all the exist
ing laws In code TO be easy Of access and make
being who is not citizen OF the United states
No consul 10 receive remuneration until he arrives at his
| POST. The pay TO cease wien be leaves IL.
The bin provides for the smp .aton Of the grade and
to have but two casses Of copsuls ard commercial
agents The present the English system, which I. not
plated reform Is, that the consul at large In
eia port shall devote his whole time to his duties not
In engaging in trade and using bis Office for his personal
advantage and TO the detrmeut OF every other person
engaged in the American trade and the ffh m that the
eonsus shall receive salaries rather than depend on the
| fuctuating fees OF Office.
Mr. CBAspIyR (whig) OF Pa, commenced a speech In
favor Of the til but gave way for motoa which pre-
vailed that the House into Committee of the Whols
the state Of the Union the special order that being
the Senate bin provide for the payment Of such Of the
creditors OF the late republic OF Texas are comprehend
| ed n the Law Of September o, 1850
No SMITH, (dem) Of T.nn. not wishing unnecessarily
permission 20 print speech, 10 which he would oppose
the extension Of the term Of the naturalization Laws to
twenty one years as contemplated by the bill of hts col
league (hr Taylor) and at the time take strong
ground for most stringent measures 70 prsven immgra
,on bith,r Of foreign pauper eorvic,s and felons on
the other hand, be tba treat Know Nothngsm, Frat
under the head Of It's origin and constituent elements
sesondy IT, mode OF action thirdly its objects and
,umed principies and fourhy, its fruits and ultimate
sr: BnsckmRnor, ldem Of KY, gave history Of
the Texas dsbt and aayo ted the passage Of the bin -
the best matter OF compromise which could be adopted
| 10 settle the vexed and perplexine question.
Messrs ssIrH and BK, of Texas feverally urged 50.
Mr.. GIDpNos, (sbolitioni,t) Of Ohio hadno idea Of
voting money 70 psy the Teras debt when "a people o.
f.sd 10 ero,. for r,assmpg he a.S, due 10 tss eb
drsn Of cur Revolutionary fathers He had confidential
money descended 20 him from his father for which be
could rot get cent Corruption stalled In this ball
pending the Tesss snneIst on resoutons-Terss scrip
and bonds then nourshed far and wide'-he voua
not s In hs House, for members are above reproaeh
Mr oISoxls (dem.) ofE. c., said he did not see the
naturally voted sssin,t the Teras anDeI.ton resolution
but not that vote be eonsds rcd himself a,
much liable for the debt 80 those vhs voted for then
Ar Josis, DEM OF Tenn moved an amendment, ~
/ s5,ooo.0co 20 $3.50 600
Mr. snYrH said II this we're adopted Texas viii rsec.
| the act
Mr.. PrrcxSpDor opposed the smsndrnsn, saying tia.
the bill is good financial Arrangement for ths lnited
4 States
4 without taking the question the committee rose.
Mr.. BErtKtsnID0g reminded the Hous~ that this vas
the only cay TO be devoted 10 the bill therefore With
view OF d,posips Of Il, be moved the House again 90
| into committee.
Several Intellectual motions were then made for the
| Houte 90 sdjourn, no quorum voting. Ave
O'Clock, and the Speaker sad he would count 10 see
whether quorum was present not, when dozen oi
of the spponsnt Of The bill stspped into the lobby
| to avoid being counted.
| Mr OsR, dom - OF g. C., said there . manifest
disr cssicn to postpens this matter unnecessarily and
with view of Istng gentlemen show their hands hs
| moved thsrs. should be . call ~ the House.
yoIcy Outside the bsr)ws VII stay here A. lons
% you will
As AZ the Clerk began TO eal the ro those ~h1
had slipped cut returned, and ~bsn the call com
| rstsd, ons bundrtd srd hfty three members had an
| sperse 10 their RAMS.
4 1bs House then sdjousnsd.
Our Washington Correspondence.
wAsHNoTos, Feb. s, 1855.