24th CONGRESs-fst SESSION.

HOUSE OF REPREsENTATivEs. ADMISSION OF ARKANSAS.
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Continued from our Last.

 Mir Jenfer rose to repiy and proceeded make some general remarks the subject of the abolition move- nents, when he called to order by

 Mir Bynum and others, the ground that his remarks were irrelevant.

 After some words between Messrs Jenfer and 2ynum

 The motion of Mr. sade was rejected.

 Mr. Wise then rose, and addressed the House. Ut length, III opposition to the of the majority pressing this question upon House. sleepy, tred and drunk. He opposed to the rotion that the commit tee report tine bills, and said he would speak til 10 o'clock when the House would be under the necessity of dropping the subject as 1t not special order for Friday

 Mir Wise several times gave way to motions that the committee rise, which were lost, withouta count.

 At half past nine, Mr. Wise having yielded the noor Mr: McKennan suggested that us the members were much exhausted, the committee should rise with the understanding that the House should then adjourn till tomorrow, when the gentleman from Virginia would resume his remarks.

 Mir. Wise said that it was true that he was in an un fit condition continue his remarks but was near ten o'clock, and he had it in his power to have his will over this subject, and; Sd ep him God he would persevere, fhe died by it.

 MT. Wise proceeded in his remarks till 10 o'clock

 Mir: Chambers, of Kentucky, then rose, Mr. Wise having temporary yielded the oor and called upon the Chair to decide whether tile committee could continue to Rules for the House to meet and the Speaker take the Chair.

 MT. Wise said he would ask ofthe Sergeant -at-arls where now is the Speaker of the House4

 ssIn his rooIf,'' answered by some one

 Mr. Denny called for the reading of the Rules of the House respecting the daily adjournment and meeting of the House.

 MT. Whittlcsey suggested to the Chair whether, in the of bills made the order of the day for particu lar portion of the day. 1t had been the uniform prac ce when the limited time expired for the chairman of the committee to leave the chair allow the House to proceed on it's other business.

 Mf. Wise called for the reading of the resolution by which the bills now before the committee made the special Order of the Day.

 The res oluton was read, ssmakDg the bill to egta- fish the northern boundary of Ohio and the bills for the admission of Michigan and Arkansas into the Union the special Order of the day for Wednesday next and each day thereafter, Fridays and Saturdays excepted until the same be disposed of"

 Mr. McKennan called for the reading of a resolution, passed weeks ago. land was ready providing that, after certain day, the daily sttings of the House shall cousntence at fen o'clock in the morning.

 Mir. WhittIesey called for the reading of of the standing Rules of the House. and if read follows .stIouchiag tte duties gfthe Speaker-He shall take the chair every day precisely the hour which the Houes shall have adjourned the preceding day shall immediately call the members order, and, the ap rearance os quorum, shall the journal of the pre- ceding day be fead.''

 Mr. Love said he would, with permission of the Chair, ask the questicn, Whetner the commiitoe o rise, and sat until tomorrow, the members of this House would be considered entitled to pay for two days or for days service l Mr. McKennan asked of the Chair as question of oTder whether if not the duty of the Speaker to take the chair, every day, at the hour of 10 o'elock'