House OF Representatives.
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The message from the President, received yesterday,
Informing the House ths he had approved Of the bill
70 establishing uniform time for electing presidential
electors


The Senate Bill for establishing the smithsonian Insti.
ue was read twice and referred to the Comm of the
Whole.


Mr. PAYNE Of Ala, wished to introduce q resolution.
The srsAKER said 1t must be by general consent
Mr. HousroS of Ala. said he thought they had better
20 with the regular business.


Mr.. PAYNE said, 1t would not take a moment.
Mr. housror said he had no objection but he wanted
similar favor.


The SPEAKER asked if there were any objection.
Mr. McCoNskLL of Ala said he objected.
Mr. PAYNE asked HIM not.


The SPEAKER-Is there any objection
Mr.. McCorrELL.-l do object.


Mr. PAWS, and half dozen other members, move
Suspension oil the rules.


The rgsxER put the question on the suspension, and
division was called Tor, and no quorum voted
MIR. PAYNE and two three others.-Mr. Speaker, /
move cell Of the House.


The srsAxrn put the question and said the noes ap
Mr. CosB of Ga demanded the yeas aud nays and there
being second the yeas and nays ordered and re
suited, yeas 81 nays 70 SO the call ordered
oerning the District Court in the Northern District Of
New York, which read twice and referred to Com.
mitiee Of the Whole


Mr. PAyNE offered a memorial on which two motions
madeone to refer to the Committee on Accounts
and the other TO select committee ives referred 10
the Committee on the Accounts. -
MI DAVIS of Indiana moved to suspend the rules for
the option OF reports OF committees, SC
The sPEAKER said a suspension of the rules was not
necessary.


Mr. DAVIS moved that they proceed to the consideration
OF the o. Ter oi the day.


The SPEAKER SAID the first subject would be MFR,
Bufke's Rhoie Island report


Mr. DAVIS thon moved that the rules be suspended for
tbs reception of such reports should give rise to
debate.


Nr Hurr, Of New York, moved to amend, by includ.