New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MARCH 1859.

lie srerduert, ard would thcn demand the prsviOu
! qrsetioa.
TIE notion 10 suspend the rcies was lOst, by 10,
/ eghiI si ".
! Mr. PHELPS moved that the Sers,e's amendments
TO the Eiicelaueous Appropriation bin be referred Z
the Committee az the Whole OF the State Of the Union
! Mr.. CONODE OBJECTED.
! Mr.: SHERMAN OHIO osred for The reading Of
ore o. TIE ansndmerts il beng 40 authorization to
/ revive tie Treasury Note act for two years.
! M. GREENWOOD said that as they could no. get
tie Ssnhtes sme Idments there uust be design on
tie part Ct gentlemen not to pass the re naming ap-
! pToIIis'iCr bills
Tie Houie tLen again refused to suspend the rules
by I01.
on motor of Mr. PHELPS the message from the
Sci ate, returning the Post Office Appropriation IL H.
ard asserting it, constitutional rights In answer 70 tie
CheDsve resolution of the House, read for infoE'
msior.
M GROW objected TO taking it up for considers-
ten.
Mr.. PHELPS moved fer the Suspension Of the
iu,es, tia, TIE bl, with the Amendments, might be
re'ened to the COMMITTEE of the Whole on the State
oftte Union.
Mr.. HARRIS asked Mr.. Phelps whether he gas
prepared 10 report q new bill. without the Senate 5
an eudment
Mr. GREENWOOD hoped he would not do it.
Mr. Phe'ps's motion TO suspend the rules WAS lost by
- seair 81 -.
Mr. PHELPS then reported new Past-Ofi,e APP
propris,iop bill similar TO the former original one.
hr CUSTOM wanted 10 koow by what authority
the Committee reported this till. Thst acted on by
tie Senate ough, now TO be considered
The SPEAKER oveuued the point Of order and
the bill pasted unanimously
Treire and a Half q CLock.-The House resumed
the consideration Of and passed the bill regulating the
compensation in the cases Of deceased members.
The proceedings thus far have been cb rscterzei
by 6iscredtable tcenss such az has heretofore at
tended the night session at the close Of Congress
Members are constantly going 70 aud returning from
the IeresbmeLt rooms AID have retired TO sofas
to sleep. The galleries, which esrly in the evening
were crowded, have thirned oGt There are probably
ore untred and Ity persons present, about dozen
Of when are ladies'.
The House took up the bill fulflr the treaty stipu-
latOus With the Decots and TOnagatda Indians.
which was returned from the Senate with amend
uert providing for the payment Of the amounts due
vi 'er existing contracts for the Ocesn Nail service.
A deoat took place 70 whether the Postmaster
General tad acted under Jaw IN making contract for
csrying the mails va the IehusLtepec rolte.
The attachments were cOLc1TIod IN; a5o those 20
the Liz hthouse bill.
I'~0 O'Clock Mr.. KUNKEL Penn asked lsavs 10
Introduce bill providing for the redemption OF out
Standing Treasury notes, authorizing loan and regu-
laiug and fiirg the duties on imports.
Objections being made, Mr.. KUNkLE moved for
the Suspension Of tie rules Lost by lOl against 81
Mr.. GEO. TAYLOR ioelfe,'ualy endeavorsd to
tske the report res,ive TO the late Superintendent
Of Public Printing.
HdG pa I'ro o'cleck.- On motion OF Mr. PHELPS
Mo the House took mp the Miscellaneous Appropr.
alton bill.
Three and a Lalf o'clock a. m.Therc is little pros
pect Of az adjournment for hours to come.
We are obliged to close cur report here, owing to
the lsteness Of the hour.