New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of Mr.. PHILLlPS, the House suspended
the rues and passed the Senate esouuOn authoTzng
the President, by and Win tue a'V'os ana conSeu' "
the Senate, to confer on CommodoIo ewat the Com
mission Of Senior Flag Officer Of The Navy on the
active list, in recognition Of his distinguished anu
meritoriOus services
Army bill which were previously considered 10 Com
mttee Of tie Whole aId cUncorTcd in-amOng others,
800 GOO for military road from Fort Benton TO " All
Walla; $50 600 for repairs and nachoery al Spflog-
field, ard So 700 for similar purposes at Harper 8
Ferry Armory. ,-..- .o,- ooo 60
balance due account Of the war OF lol!, was con
CURED ip, by Yeas l76, Nays %.
The House passed tie Senate bill, extending the
laws and judicial system of the United States over
Oregon.
Tie appropriation of dfty.dve Thousand dollars for
deepening the channel OF the ST. Car Flats was passed
The House ordered two hundred and ten thousand
copies Of the Agricultural aud twettS tho1sand OF TOE
Mechanical part OF the Patent ONCE report u Do
6Mr. DAVIS Qa.) esked leave to introduce ia biz,
repeating the clause IN the EpRlsh bll, which pro-
hbs the people Of Kansas from forming state Con-
sttutop until II appears by census tpat they have
sufficient population for Representative IN Con-
gress acco org to the federal ratio
Mr. ENGLISH, remsrkinR that II was TOO lslc IN
the fession ~ consider the subject objected
Mr. DAVIS NOV, d a suspension OF the rules NO.
cArred-i00 against S-a two-thTds v0ts bens
necessary. - ell,
House EecOnslutTcu lllc Nulc oy "u.Ou 1hO
Steamer bill was yesterday defeated, and now again
rejected it by Go against ~.
The House coLcaIred IN the report of the Committee
of Conference on tie disag Ieeiug atendrnrtt 70 the
Executive, Judicial and Legislative Appropriation
bill. By this the mileage for the next congress,
stricken out originally by the Houss, Is restored.
Recess til o'clock.
zyEsING SESSION.
Mr.. ANDREWS N. \ moved Il suspension OF the
rule in order to i0se mp the R,ver and HSfbor bil
but withdrew subsequently, at tue request OF MI
Wsshburue of Illinois, iasmuch "a non the short
mess Of the III al action could not DO hSd upon
the bill. 1890
On motion of Mr.. NALLANDIGHAM Ohio a
resolution was adopted Iequ sung the President TO
communicate aOy oorTcspOICence oet~eea SSltZeI-
land aud the United States, relating TO mat clause Ia
the late treaty between the 40 countries which dis
eliminates sgarst tee privileges OF cItzeGs OF The
United States Israetsh taitA aud WORSHIP Nlstiag
or sojouTning in SSi'zer and
MANY Centemen rOse in a struggle for the toor.
MIR Davis Mise was recognized 10y the CuAiR.
Mr. JONES Tenn suggested that ter the purpose
Of factatir business il m order tost TIE COX pre-
pane the names of members, apd put them IN box,
and eraw them out ~ a tune
General EXPLANATIONS of "agTeed, agreel.
MI. BARKSDALE Miss objected -,
MIR. CLAY Ky thous bt tnss in Justice 10 ne
claimants, the Senate bids on tue Speaker t2oie
should be taken up and Disposed of in some way.
Mr.. JONES-i AN Wiling you sloild ie've my
pane cue Of the box.
Mr.. HOUSTON (AlA)-Pu. my name in, as wan;
Tne SPEAKER arrested thu conversation, and said
Mr. Davis had been Recognized.
The latter then made al iuelectns motion to
ped the rules.
TIE confusion broke out afresh
Mr. BARKSDALE Obtained the hoor. and, With a
view 10 rrocure the gsssage OF private BILL moved,
In an exceedingly loud voice, suspension OF the
rules.
Tie roise coniituirg, Mr.. STANTON said he could
not hesr what was gcing on.
The SHAKER rep led that he was not surprised ST
H. AID succecded in r. .O:iug comparative order.
Mr.. BARKSDALE got his Did passed, anu ss'
Gown in conscious triumph. :. ,,,
Considered ia Ccmri,tee
DIR. B0COCK lVs.i moved to smeod the smco =
meet sppIopistee $l73 700 fr the chste OF Vs.'es
iot He Paraguay EXP, dion, ny giyisg The ere, ny
q Tie Navy authority 20 pUichsse them. IAe Guar