New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

! HhEIh Congressional District Of NcwYQ.h
and Nho recent, voted for tn sloops-ofWar, IN
company with soue Others whose names have excl
ted remark in correction with ths and kindred
mstters, thinks that harsh and undeseryed mpu.
! tation hne been cast up, nim By M REMARKS GA
! tLet bnL CandOr requires me 10 set 10 the public
what have sa.d 10 Nm personally, that no refec-
lion ct az ANA MS entertained, ana c6n'eQuenyy
more cois4 Asve been oApressed Mr. Poitle has
ne'cr To- ny knowledge ,acl mentioned n aAy dis
cledt-hle association q, - far a, The eb-'rsct
vote is couccrrrd. for one am prepared 10 justify
I i. whatever / may thnk Of the rea-On- Which IN
tufnced some Of those who departed from the BODY
Of their friends Oh the Republican side OF The House.
Experience has demonstrated That We need Light
craft for the Clut.e and other wters, and espe-
ciay for the Gulf service il there be any real dis
position 10 suppress that Odcus traffic which j.
Low notor.ou.ly pursued by abuse Of the American
flag Any one 81 cur heavy slips costs much 10
maintain d annually a. would build and elpp a neT
sloop such a. il now proposed. Ny Judgment is
perhaps Influenced by an additional confederation:
The dominant part! no" IN power have ihangnratrd
career Of expenditure without parallel IN the
history Of this county. They want only lltt
more rope 10 cUnsunnate fore bsdOWed doom IN
1850
a whole hest cf Nominations have yet 10 be acted
upcp NUMBERING il is stated, some tao huodred in
ALL Most Of them viii pass without difficulty. The
great struggle will he upon sehell, who has to en-
counter the keen opposition Of Siidcll. Sanders
too. inust expect seteT ordeal, though teuio.d
more deserving Of favorable regard than ninetenihs
Of tho-e ~ ho make mp the Presidents train-bsnds
Mandeyi.is at California snd the Office holding gen
try Of Illinois aud Michigan will afford sOHr enter
tauu.t NJ 10 the grave and reverend aegnors 30
We shall not be half so dLl about the Capitol the
outer wosld may suppose, BECAUSE the wheels OF
legislation are blocked lNnfN.
IRON o. O-u CcrrssfcGdenL
WASHINGTON, Saturday, J ?. m. June T..
Tie House has been working steadily all day
with tie exception If brcf recess FOR doner, and
has got through sn Immense amount Of business
just nov tie Clerk Is calling the Yeas and Nays on
II question Of printing an extra number of the
Coast Survey Report which bss been suddenly
spIung upon them by tie Committee on Printing
which has the privilege Of reporting at any time
Clemens and Letcher Of Virginia and Jones Of Ten
cssee who make il their special business 10 watch
the treasury and keep of pu2derers. raised storm
Of obi, ct!cns to the proportion to print, aud de-
uiaIG for the Yeas aud Nays WAS seconded by
sufficient number 10 have them called, though time
is precious and tie House grlIdgcs every moment
not given directly IL the advancement OF business.
The Interests OF commerce and science prevail
over the opposition for the expenditure vi money
Tor books, and the extra copies are ordered 10 be
printed By vote of two to one.
The Chairman Of the Printing Committee again
bces leave 10 offer resolution Ia priut > 900 copies
o' a report Of Committee. lie preaces his mo
tion 10y stating that i. was referred TO the Commit
tee h. Jones Of Tennessee. At this there was
general laugh Jones If Tennessee, of course
would not object. The Chairman went Oh 10 re-
mark That the extra copies would cost 500
"Ohiect," shouted Clemens of Virginia. The
.t,l sta ulun
unanimously. The Indignant Clemens protested
AID demanded leave to have his protest entered on
the journal. The House granted leave.
Next followed a succession of resolutions III FAVOR
Of printing various documents, none OF them OF
much cost or consequence except the Smithsonian
Report. on which there arose hot contest The
Yeas and NAYS were ordered. Just before the
Clerk began to call the roll Mr.. Kctt, awaiting him
self Of momentary pause IN the hum of voices,
arose and with a very solemn air. said that he did
not often ask favors Of the House, but he would be
infinitely obliged to it If, while the calling oi the
Yeas aud Nays WIS going on II w0Hld alio" htt!e
bill Of his to 90 through silently The House
laughed, ard Mr.. Kett sat down with mock air Of
disappointment. The result OF the vote was that
the resolution 10 print Was agreed Ia by large ma
jorty.
As soon "a il Was announced. there was general
VEIL 1.-THE Speaker Somebody got the toor, and
moved correction in an act III which by mistake
MlO0g uult Idu II luhtTltu. t-Lttu- d-Attu
was shouted on all sides, and the change was made
in two minutes.
II was low midnight \ motion 10 adjourn was
made 1t was voted down by large majority.
The House was wide awake on the whole, though
the sofas that line the sides of the hall we're filled
with sleeping members. Mr.. Florence moved to
SUSPEND the rules III order that something or other
might be taken up. Mr.. Clemens of Virginia rose
and earnestly begged the gentleman from l'ennTyl-
yauia to give way for moment, as personal favor
to him. The gentleman from Pennsylvania gra-
cously Yielded. Mr.. Clemens grayely pulled out
hls watch. and after comparing it with the House
clock addressed the Speaker. saying: Win the
"pcrmssi0n If the House / viii row withdraw
from the hall until the hour of meeting on Monday
"ncxt" The speaker promptly made him very
low bow, saying: "1ht Chair believes that no one
a. in the House viii object" And off marched Mr..
Clemens amid general ciapPns OF hands from the
members.
Considerable disorder ensued which the Speaker
repressed by calling gentlemen "by their names,
the last resort of parliamentary police, and inaliy,
al 10 minutes past -, on motion of Mr.. Stanton OF
Ohio, the House adjourned to meet oh Monday 1T
10 a.