The New York herald., 1868-05-07

Senator TRUMBuLI, amidst the excitement caused
Dy usregari OF tne ruies Oi Ihe court, anu VI .no
orders OF the CeI Justlce rose anu ihovea has Ine
Sergeanta.Arms DC arecteu 10 arrest az WHO Wsre
I1es onenuing: in9 @ y, - Io,s M i, any h
OF the kllid CAUSED .he pioPos.on 70 pc oy
sle spectators Win .aus.J' s liu ; -, tn an
senator Cameron arose, anu "a spie " repea.ea pse
and the Chief Justice, expressed the hope o ~ that
r ~ tba naat"rs had verv diner
a1 fsIUv rnm that % exnress% 6y the cannin~ Of
nanos' anu .nas was one VI 'le , UsS h,a ~
cases IN our ns.ry so0 any y, . aoo sn snou,o oo
HiaMe iGr t,e eAci.eie. ~ naSu o. o. " ,h o C"r 1,
rinaiy Senator OAAEkos, On .n1 , Cnei mel 'ustce
rung Ilat ne W ~ 0ut % ~ oau1I, & vOH ~ s s sea-. ~
During an tnis ume t9ere was no inuication ON tne
part Sl Me spectators ~ aMy Mtensn om teiI part
y 70 ooey INC oroer o'fec'ins 'he ea''ef'es W pe
Sanator covvvss 90 tho s,mrost roao y, ,,o..,r
~ Tnss, 90 S.,o . ~ ve VI ge.s'ne
M Tu % h. ns % s. .nao en"o h .aNo Ie
Ssss @ % v~s ISa, M Ms @ c' t Will % .ne eApaess.om
~ y , S M , w. nv. u' .ne sa,ie.es
10000 Inv 'A"'Aoi' '""'''i' vas pun "nu
"ro... n w.. .h., 80. -,
tn have The Galleries cleared shnnId he enfnrcad
Tha Sn'rn uc 1r ,t tht % NC M eS+ n,
fact had hem 0ivan ~ the @ ss S,i, I
n r,n,io % NO sne a ~ S u % oa % "a a. s. U.s. ', n.
.a,iara -. ,a 90 ~ i ~ ~ ".J ~ 0oA -" 'n0 0io""e"
eConatnr SIrp,..S "a annaro,tiv ,rer.r,oa hu +no
same motive az Senator CONFESS. asked the Chief
Justice whether II was in order to move that the
tnat motion Ava ''' nv "'"'A '-""o
The CHIEF JUSTICE remarked in reply to Senator
ae eo e
sena,oT @ SHERMAN expressed the opinion that many
persOns i'm the Oalieres did MOI understand that they
we're ordered to- leave the rallerea
The spectators showed themselves not at all dis
towards leaving Einallv the Chief Justice nformed
the persons in the ga eres tnat the Senate mad made
an order that the galleries should lie cleared and it
orsr a' tho a,er;es recs se
APPEAL % backed as I Es''e Was 5v the nshers
ana police officer, had the en-, effect at least Of
inducing the elegantly dressed ladies aud their atten-
aoor, but they did SO with evident reluctance and
ares were not I interiereJ With While I the other cal
eres were being cleared, but finally their turn came
and last OF all the OF the
paper press were required to leave the reporters
gallery. While this Gearing out process was going
on and when all but those in the diplomatic gallery
the order be suspended.
senator HOWARD protested against its suspension.
sion Of the order would open all the galleries to those
VINO had been turned ont.
Several senators remarked that II would have that
erect ana Senator Howard continued to protest
against the suspension OF the ORDER and the motion
was voted down.
senator MORRILL,, OF Maine, then submitted the
following Order:-
Ordered that when the Senate sitting for the trial of i'm.
peaehment adjourn this day, will adjourn to Saturday
Senator CONFESS, seeing the reporter Of the Asso.
ciated Press cooly taking notes OF the proceedings
for clearing the galleries was fully carried out
The reporters, yielding to the force Of circum-
stances, departed, leaving the Senate Chamber IN
the sole occupation OF the Chief Justice the Senator'S
the Managers, the members OF the House, the Presi
dents counsel and the officers OF the senate:
Mr. M0BRILL Of Me. to adjourn the court until Satur
day next, was lost by . vote Of % to 29 as fol-
lows;-
yrAasenators Anthony Ca.te Craqiu Dixon. Doo,tlc
Fessenden Fowler Frens Crimes Henderson, How
ard Johnson NORTH Of Me-, Patterson Of n H. Pat
wsnkle and MileyIp@ p.. c.,,.,,n c,.na,.r c,,s,n,
connes. Co he,t Dayi, Drake Edmunds Ferry Harsn
Hendrcks Howe Mccreery, Morgan, Morrl Of VI, Nor
tom Nye, Pomeroy Ramsey, Sherman, Stewart, sumner,
1hayer Upton, Vickers, Williams, wilson ana fa'es-G
In answer to a question by Senator Conkling the
Chief Justice said it had not been his intention
clude the reporters and he about to submit
the question to the Senate when the inquiry was
made.
Pending the consideration Of the various orders In
regard TO the mode Of voting and the admission OF
the reporters during the final deliberations motion
doors were opened to the pubic. twas some twenty
minutes before the Senate was again called to order
The CHIEF JUSTICE stated that he understood the
case to be closed OH bOtn sides that nothing further
was to be submitted The next business In order
was the several pending propositions
Senator HENDRICKs said he believed the questions
pending before the Senate were TO be considered
IN secret session. but he would move that the Senate
| nv unanmOu5 consent proceed to consider them as
| n II mad retired.
Nh "s,,s,s,, I.,srcx Tho oc,v ,co.o, ,r or,or 10
a ho nanote rstirc for anera,on or " thar the
doors he cosed
,oS he %osd enS hst the rere ee and
| that we consider them in secret session.
| Senator UrNnpIcVs-T ,novo that fhe Senate tire
tont d,strrng me and,ence as hy unsnimons con-
sant ' -
sem,. r ,. =. .,... a.. -. .,,....
| Inc CHIEF SUsTlCE-m tnerc pe no opjccuon
senator HENDRlCKS-That we consider this IN pub
lie II had retired 80 that what is said In regard
i IN these RI ga liaIl be sad IN pubc
-canotor CnS~rss"T Trnt 10 that dahate .bou be
| aso' SoNNh''-i"' '7 '""s ~'"'''' o"'" w
Senator UpSnn1cKs-Deba,e IN the extent Of ten
| minnles '" '-'
proper to state to the Senate that ta reyerses It's
| ton i can he done.
| several Senator's objected.
, y, r. ,i oieu so Hue'""" W 'e ' '''
Ssns, or En,,,pS En-, M m"ved a, a, a,,o,dnon. tba.