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| the Committee.


The question then recurring upon The concurrence Of
the House in the amendments objections had
been made Mr. j. iroEssoIL Mr.. HoLMEs of ). C. and
DERRAeH. ,f Pa Obtained the ,cr, and commsnce ed
speech against the annexation Of Texas
Here he was cae to orcer and great confusion
sued, the Char deciding that r. d. not In order
The House overued the decision Of the Chair when he
was directed proceed and that any mark he chose
make would be perfectly In order.]
MIR. d. continued and concluded his speech against
Texas annexation.
speech upon the Post Office Bill passed to-day.
MT BnoDnEAD Of Pa, rose to question Of order
order. ~
Mr.. G. ;. IseEa'oLL rose to point Of order.


Inc CHAiR-Ihe gentleman from New York Is in order
and will proceed


Mr.. c. J. ISoEasoLL wished to state his point Of or
der
MEnE.-order order (. order in which one.halfthe
members joined
MIR. c. IsoERscLL The Chair will call ne to order If
am out of order- AN. the Chair win call on me to
take my seat
MEMsrns-"order order! order !" loud full, strong
Mr.: IreERseLL-You may hallow your throats out be-
fore will take my seat that the gentleman has
The CHArR-The House having decided already by
appeal iron is previous decision the gentleman from
Mr.. C. J. saERsoLL-Itsk appeal from that deci.
sion.


The appeal was take. and the Chair sustained
The CHAIa-The gentleman from New York will pro.
ceed with his remarks.


PATTERSON resumed bis speech upon the Post Once
Bill, and had continued few moments when he in
terrupted by
Mr.. CAu.is, Of Md. who called him to order
Mr. MCKAY appealed to the House desist from this


should them in this late hour of the session, to
all others absolutely necessary ts be disposed Of
The CHAIR decided the gentleman from New York to


q no


Mr. stated that the bill contained section relating
naak m that He af but far Hva mir md
hoped he should be permitted to occupy them.


John Tyler. Jr private and con6dsntia! Secretary Of
States" here appeared with message informing the


House that he had this day appeared and signed Joint
gled with hisses and the chair calling to ORDER followed
the announcement Hf


Mr. BARNARD appealed to the House to grent the time
asked, which was done, and Mr. proceeded for that
time.
Mr. Mckay made some remarks with reference to Ger


tain Senate amendments particularly relating the Aus


rian mission, which was to reduce the appro ration to
$4,000 for Charge instead Of 5000 for Minister which
ne fully concurrsd in. and hoped the House wsuld He
owed that the committee rise, which motion prevailed


Mr. McKAr offered resolution psoyidng that al de.
minutes when next taken up in committee. II was
adopted
On motion of MIR. MCKAY, thu rules were again sus
pended and the House resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whole resuming the consideration Of the Civil and


Mr. HoLmEs Of g. c., obtained the door, and occupied


during part Of the time fixed by the resolution Of the
House yielding TO Mr. Houston of Ala say what he





concluded by Offering amendment Of some sort to the
Senate amendment relating to the Austrian mission


The amendment Of the Senate striking out $1,000 saa.
ry and 5000 outfit for minister to China and substu
ted TO BY Mr.. Adams, and refused by the
committee


The committee then proceeded through the other
amendments without debate agreeing to nearly all Of
them and then and reported the bill to the House.


Mr. RArHBuN of N. York, moved the previous ques.
ton, which seconded, and the main question ordered


The amendments IN which the committee had concur.
red with the Senate were first put, aud the House
Cured


Those to which the committee had refused to agree,
were then read and the House concurred with the
mittee in refusing to concur with the Senate without


On the Senate amendment to appropriate $1,000 for
monument over the grave Of Alex Macomb. ON which
the yeas and nays were caed &c. nays 90 So the
House agreed to with the committee In disagree
ing with the Senate as the phrase runs.
These amendments having been disposed Of,
Mr.. PARAENTER moved to 60 into committee Of the
whole


Mr.. Mckay hosed he would withdraw that
Mr.. KfNo refused. Motion lost.
Mr.. PARMENTER renewed his motion. -----
Mr. TvcxER moved to reconsider Of the votes by
which the House had refused TO with the Senate
amendment respecting the Mexican inde mnity.
| Mr.. Mckay moved to lay the motion the table.
withdrew it, and called for tellers.
l Mr.. TucxER withdrew his motion.
Mr.. HoLMEs-I call for tellers-tellers-rELIE ERs!
The srxAxER-The motion is Withdrawn. "a laugh)
Mr.. PARmEsrER and Mr.. MCKAY both moved 60 INTO
committee. Agreed to.
Mr.. PARMErTER moved to take up the widows pension
bill !.


Mr. MoKAY claimed priority for his appropriation bills
which had been returned with amendments from the Sc.
nate.


Mr.. PAsNErrER insisted upon vote being TAKEN It
20 taken, and the committee decided to consider the
appropriation bill.
The frst was the Fertilization Bill.
The first amendment was $40 600 Tor Boston Harbor
Mr.. McKAr opposed it. There was exactly the same
appropriation the Harbcr Bill passed the other day


Mr. PARMENrER supported 1t ground Of necessity
and because the passage Of the other bill doubtful
Mr.. McCLELLArD opposed the amendment because II
was in the other bi and because II impor.


an than dozen other appropriations in the harbor
bill He put into Mr. Parmentsr for voting against the
Harbor Bill and yei wanting to pass this appropriation
The House refused to with the amendment and
On the Military Academy Bill there was an amend
ment pointing additional professors and also for
commissioners to visit the academy and appropriated
MIR. HARALsor of Ga made remarks in support Of
the amendment as good mems Of obtaining
formation respecting the academy.
The amendment was concurred in
Il Mr.. SEYMOUR. Of Y, moved the Committee rise.
Lost


Mr.. PARMEsrER moved to take up the Widows' Pension
Bill


Mr.. HAnALsor moved to take the bill for defensive


The Widows Pension Bill was taken up read and laid
aside, to be reported to the House.
The next taken up was bill for publishing the laws
OF the United States.


Mr. HaALsor moved to lay il aside snd take up the one


Tor defensive works The bill was laid aside to be


Mr. sAurDEas wanted to take up bill for printing the
reports Of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Hous RON moved the Committee rise.
Mr.. KENNEDY to point of order
Mr.. SAUrpEps-I have the hoor.
ArorHER-No, Ihave IT,


The CnAIa-I motion is made that the committee rse
Mr.. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, from nty throats.
| Mr.. HARALsoN-I insist upon nav motion.
Mr. HousroN-I amend my notion 80 the Committee
rise and report the bills laid aside. -
l MIR. SAuNDERs-l move to amend
| Mr.. HARALsoN insist upon my
/ Mr. eAurDERs-By adding-
/ Mr.. THohP'or-Nr Chairnan-Mr Chairman.
/ Mr. HuRALsoN-I insst-I insist.
| MIR 0AuNpERs-The bill TO print.
Mr. Charman-Mr. Chairman, from about fifty persons
1 at once


| MEMER-I have the floor.
ArorHER-No, yeu havsntj have It,
| ArorHER-Ns; have 1t.
l ASorHER-I have the Aoor, / tell you.
In thsmidst Of this confusion the Chairman nut the