The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

The House thcn PASSED the Indian tpyropr' i9r t,r
The House tick up the resolution offered by Br Davis
OF Indiana. Monday nstfuct,ng tie Ciruui,sec on
Judiciary 70 inquire int report u this House any
time what gisa,rn, Il any has become Necessary on
ibe part ~ tctgftfs ~ Consequence OF ts secession
satcI asss n,a by youth taroii,a
The c.hc refused 10 sccoad iLe demand for Lhs rrs
yious Grs stiot--4T against ~.
Mi DAVIS wltLdiIw .Lo resolution Mr. Holman
having iGls substitute req utios against Sc
ctshn. ars 'oekng to tho apoJ army anA
navy Tor the protection oi tv public property and col
lesst az The rtverre
y yAuAsIaeaAS, tonp,) Of Ohio, and Mr. SIBERIAN,
rEii 10 witlcJan his resolution.
he s'fAFsF decso chat sir Davis Lad such right.
origi' al rest ution, above.
M Jos co,RASE said such action was plainly GU, Of
order.
MI Eococx, (osm) OF Va, took the Same view
Others participated IN the debate.
The e,TAff deoid't against Mr. sherman, quoting tho
RUSS Which governed Lim
MIR. appealed from the decision, saying Il was
due 10 the county that there should BIO vote the
Dir Aps.Is topp) of N j. moved to lay the appea, On
The Lhe ensaikrg that they coala have vots at fu-
Mr.. Ad, aims Eotitr was disagreed to by nsoi ty
Nh I'm, (epr> q Co., movoi reconsideration oil tas
vote
Nr. NccfE (orp.A OF Ky, moved the House adjourn
Ar AsiAists, (olp) of Mo, said it seemed actioa
this subject cc.clafcc to rritate the publ an..
and !" hasten n.,cnaug events. Ro therefore ncvaz
the, u. ious" iet,ve sei; into Committee OF the Whao
on the state n The uncn
Mr. sra said il the resolution should be allowed 70
G. me az, h woid move 10 refer it 70 select COMMITTEES
ol Eve.
Several gentlemen n,erpesed objections
Nj. b tsrht ("le.to Ah, suggested that Mr.. shrr-
man coui ntic,ec The resolution ON Monday should no
Obtain ita noT. without making trouble here now.
hr sil replied that he tcsicc to send the resoiu-
tton TO select mmiee OF five, with such Instructions
would Tot hly TIE Committees
CT IEir! 'bite lao iaIg 10 consider the proposition
motion q scJourn was negatve'--57 against 100.
Mr.. MwA RD, tfep) of aich unwilling to vote
the l.scution rs II ccn,ansd abstract propositions He
ccsEec The wi srhitc. TO DC referred select
mtce OF hve, With instruc rs, which in
formation. such ctnnittce required inquire AID
rcp,lt whether ny oflccr has been or 9
t,aiLe q heicnl eonimui icaln with any person ~
pssi heeiiae ne iiis OF other public property ut
thu csCr, and whether any Demand bas made for
then surrsndef So BY whom, and what has
fNcii wla, ord . have been gwen to saps az war;
Whether the Crscn Houao. lost Office am Arsenal II
Cha lsol, aol .ael pubic buiidngs, have be sizea
by nny pets, u, and, II SO. To obtain the par.cays
wi her any cutter has been seized ard wlo.hsr
any have been by the head the treasury
TO rccaituIc The same and that the committee have
power To send fo ersoLs and papers and take estiaoay
report ircm time 10 time such facts may be
tefal To the ra,icna welfare.
Mr spBraiAn said in case he appoa! shoyld b. sns-
tanned, he woria press vote, but willing that
slch reference Should be made without
Mr. HOUSTON replied Ter himself Le could mako
mise 10 r,icf with instructions is contrary 20 tina
Tul Ct tho House
The a. esli.n g' N on MIR. HILLS motion to
si,eg the vote by which the House reuSei u lay Mr.
shermans appeal Il the decision Of she Cha.r CT the
table, ard IL decued Ia the Affirmative by three
jority.
The question: therefore, sgain REQUIRED laying str
shoi mans appeal Oh the table.
Mir. SHERMAN demanded the yeas and nays
The House refused 10 table Mr. sheImans appeal
by two majority.
Mr.. VAuANTGHAM moved 10 adjourn, which was dis
agreed 10 by two majority.
Mr.. MAYNARD moved that when the House adjourn TO-
morrow, it be till Monday.
Mr.. EAEKspAIE opp Of Miss, moved q Cal! OF the
Ecusc
Both Dsgstived
Oiier dilatory motions made to avoid vote on
the questR shall the decision Of the Speaker stand as
ID. judgment Of tho iouees" he having ruled Me- Sh-r
rnan g resolution OFT of order.
Mr.. HOWARD OF Mich proposed rs compromise that
the House TO take vote the whole subject III
one O'Clock to MORROW.
Tho oriss site s'do refused to agree to this.
Mr. uswsrD or Mich, nndeysiood, if tho deci~ioa sf
he lh shall be oveiGled then tho question will como
up Cd the reference OF the resolution.
Il agreed that the question be taken at dock
to morrow on the question of the appeal and the House
Adjourned.
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.