New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

-, .,,,,.meri and fearful eC-De Of eonfCs'On
to"k place. - n ;,, aov,. the AHA IN tha De-
MI 'o' .;de Of The Hall, sben Mr. kein and friend
h"ea'te ed him. squsbbe qli1ly - ,k place be-
.Ippsn Mr. Grow and Mr.. Keitt Mr.. kslp struck M
Crow. when the pEInee were separated by iness;
Nv then exchanged word. IN 90 evidently excited
rnd ucnsring manner, wheI NJ. keitt again dea1 a
hlov AZ hr. Grow, the latter knocking him down.
n. rc.uectNe fisnds Of boh parties rushed % the
y-cue. Nsrioo- member 90 each SIDE eogaged N the
fgtt which took place ia The area fronting tie Cerk
d., k. .
Mr. WASHBURE Of Illinois, was conspicuous
amepg the Republican, dealing heavy blows.
The SPEAKER loudly and imperativ.ly dsmsnoe1
order and called on the SergeantatArms TO fnterier-
That fuDctjonary. carving his mace Of Office TO-
gether with Iii. assistants buried 10 the scene hd
crowded into tie thickest Of the fight, IN which al
least dozen members were engaged.
Some minutes elapsed before this truly beaa'nui
contest was quoted.
The MEMBER having reluctantly returned 10 their
seats, there was dead calm IL comparison with tie
scene Just enacted
take the question on the reference of the hahsos Me-
cage on Monday at O'Clock.
Emphatic and general responses from the Repnb-
lcsn side No" No" " No."
II. confusion began 20 break out airesh, when the
SPEAKER sa.d he would direct the Sergeant a. Arms
10 put under those who disregsrded t1e order o
Mr.. CAMPBELL said he foressw thar disag.eeshle
feelings would result mere from the exciting questions
connected with ksl sas
Mr. BARKSDALE-I call the gentleman to order.
Mr.. CAMPBELL vi he'd the gentleman from Ms
sissippi lIaIksdale 10 knew that he tCampbelj Wes
his peer.
difficulty in the Hou,e between Mr. Grow and Mr..
Keitt, gives the following particulars
Nj Grow objected to Mr.. Quitmans making any
remarks, Mr.. Kst said, II you are going TO object
nafI. ,f 4ba Nv (,FON
responded, This is free hall and every man has
hight TO be where he pleases MI Keitt then came
up to Mr.. Grow and said, want to know Whist yOa
mean by such an answer a. that.
"Mr Grow replied: mean Just what say ms
is q free hall and man has rght to be where he
pleasee' Mr.. Kett (t0kng Mr.. Grow by the throat
said j will let you know that you are damned
Black Republican PUPPY Mr.: Grow E I knoef@d up Snp
hall please, and no Niger Driver shall crack ms
Mr.. Keitt then again grabbed IIr. Grow by the
throat and Mr.. Grow knocked his hand of, and Mr.
Keitt coming at him again Mr.. Grow knocked him
down. The fght took place at twenty minutes to two
o'clock"
Further difficulties are apprehended.
SO. m.-The House is stlI voting By Yeas and Nays
TO excuse abseDtees.
Mr. OUITMAN wished 10 make proposition with
the view of ending this Improbable contest.
Objections were made but were alterward with.
drawn.
pending since the call for the previous question the
amendment Of Mr. Harris Of Illinois, shall be with
drawn and that vote shall then be taken on sustain
ing the demand for the previous question, and car
ried the House will adjourn till Monday, and that al
one o'clock on that day vote shall be taken on the
msin question.
Mr.. HARRIS Of Illinois hoped the proposition
would be adopted as il embraced everything gentle
men could ask for.
Mr.. COBB said no man had right to compromise
his position without consulting him.
Mr.. STANTON thought the proposition Just and
hoped il would be agreed to unanimously.
Mr.. PHILLIPS said, as the proposition was for
vote to be taken tonight, he objected
The SPEAKER said he could not entertain the
proposition without unanimous consent AMI this was
denied.
"a m.--The House has just refused 10 adjourn.
There is No immediate prospect OF vote be.eg
taken any of the ques ions connected with the
Kansas message. o,o
WASHINGTON, saturday, Feb. 6, 1853.
From to 6i o'clock this morning the time of the
House was wasted on trivial motions.
At the latter hour, Mr.. QUiTMAN submitted re-
solution that the House adjourn till Monday next,
when the subject under consideration (he Kansas
Meesage) shall be resumed and the vote the pend
ing propositions shall be taken without being further
deIayed by debate diIatory notione.
Unanimous consent was given to the introduction OF
the resolution, which was agreed to- and the Speaker
announced the House Adjourned il Monday, when the
subject will come up as the special order.