New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

ought to DO tined So NJ 70 private cisssn, n.
nsy rob or steal from his peigtbor. Il v,s !.
10 be expected he wss TO be taken up By IN srrS
lied mob b an info mai manner, and tried -
sentenced Wy his secuse,s. The mos 6sersn. nm.
derer is entitled 10 fair Trial, and Il would i
deemed q shock 10 public justice 70 permit eve
sucb chsfactr 20 be dealt with had tbs PreSdsn
WHO bsd tesD tond. nbed by the Committee, aasi1
whose alton he protested. II tie Pres.dent hss W
laied tie laws Of bis country, try him under he n
reacbnebt lnufe in the Constitution.
MIR. BAKkSDALE lDem., Mss. The Preddsx
needs defence. ne las some oat Of the fery or1es
which be was most n justly subjected u unscsthI
n dsrds without feas or ieproach, occupying highS
END ncber pei.ion ever before, usious az sav,
been his seryic.s 70 the country. he moved a.
le'ssge De- referred 70 tue COMMITTEES Of the whols =
tta Stat OF 'bs U.ip. A
TIE ploioD YES dissgreed 10.
Tie Message was then referred to GsIea Cen
mi;tee. sF ~ rl ..f III
In accordance with Mr.. Stap,on's motion the Hou~
recded fen their anendnents 70 the Post Office D.
fceDty bill
Tlis bill H now law.
Tie Post Route bill vas returned from the Senah
when Mr.. COLFAX rep, IId.l moved 70 take q
for consoera.1n.
MI sHtKhAN rep, O. ,aid there were ains.y.
nine Senate IeBnpyDe, ard that he wouh No. con-
sent N 90, sider ,h.m Mt ibis late hour. -
Mr. COiFAX senied that there were 20 many
Mr. WAsHBuRN Rep., Me.) understood The
Mr. COlFAX said the only important amendmsn:
was q, 10 he Overland Mail and the House could con-
cur or noD-con,ur Tie bill Was needed BY the Depart
neDf.
Dir. SHERMAN repeated that there were 20 many
s. nate arOebCDienis coming here az this late hour
that The Home u4ht to reject the BILL.
The Housc refused 10 sntpenS the rules 20 oossdee
tie subject, 81 ags,nst 59-not two-thirds-
Mr.. BABBlII rep Pa offered q reselns'on pro
yiopg for The pay nett Of the compensation Of certain
suLoIdnai. oilers OF the House. The rules were
suspended for tlat purpose.
There WIS much confusion throughout the proceed
iDgs.
ing tte I.toiuiion, NOV ed u adjourn.
Il wa now minutes 10 II.
Mr. SHfR&AN, FIR m Joint Committee TO wait o.
TIE Prtfcert, reported tnat they had performed that
out, III tie Ptticebt ba no further CON nunicaon
bis test wittts for the health and prosperity, and
harry return 10 their lsbors on the frss Monday In
December ueX'
A VOIrE-who said iha.
lir. SHEEMAN-Tte President
A VOICE G.- q for him.
Mr.. ALDRlCH iRep., MINI wisaed TO know
wferhey il wss in der 20 move q suspension Of the
rules for general debate. Laughter, and cries Of
Mr. Violence Dem, Pa I'VE are already act
ing under d ,usIersoL Of the rules.
Cries OF L.ad the Yeas and Nays on the question
of aCj0Urpu eni." H..rf
TIE CLERK comm euced doing 30.
Mr. DAVIDSON (Dem., La 1T now IL, and
Object.
Gr. SMITH Dem, Va. Ibis voice pitched above
the dir l ufst on having them read
JOHN COCHRANE Dem, N. Y.l-I move they
be disr.Dsed vii
Mr.. VANCL IS. AM, N. GIL call for the reading
of tie Rio, Ac'. Langhier.l
T,r,ire u Clocf willie the Clerk was reading the
ramer, tie 81 EAkER rose.
VOICEs-Lets have a few quiet minutes now.
Order 49,
The SPEAEER-The hour as fixed by the concur
rept r, souoi 81 he two Houses having arrived for
adjournment | now declare the House adjourned for
tie present session. and bid you an aeconste fare
well.
This was greeted with applause and much good hui
nor, ard IL few minutes thereafter nearly all the
men ben and spectators retired from the ball.