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ing the chair ai aii f. had 'een his fixed purpose, and stliI was, 10 take no part in the rres r. diss nssion: he was very sorry that ,yl..s had occurred

 n the horse rendered it now peccssarv for him to say single word. When the gentleman from Ohio had uttered lhat sentiment which the house, he presut,- cd, had heard with that ahhorrencc it had excited in his own mind he could not help inyoluntasib making the cxcla- nation he had uttered. He admitted that, strictly considered, il could net be said 10 be perfectly in order. though It was no more than what oIten happened ln all parts q tie world. As i,e ilad been out ot order, lie owed an apology to the house; But none to the gentle man of Ohio. 2 -

 Mir. Watmongh now moved for the rising of tbe comnittes hut tl.e motion failed. Yeas Cs, Nays r.

 Mir. ". accordingly took the floor. and went into n speech in opposition te the bill. Mir. ". was speaking when our paper went to press.