Eereial other members haring asked questions npon this ruling, MrSeddon pro ceeded to discuss the new clause \rhich the Chairman now insisted upon t!ie House dealing with. When he eat down, Mr Gisborne rose and moved — "That thj chairman report progress in order that the unprecedented ruling of the Chairman of Committees relative to his procedure in committee may be submitted for tho con sideration of the House." (Load cheers and clapping of hands from the stonewall paity.) The Chairman — I may inform the com mittee that I shall declin.i to put tnis. (Applause from the Ministerial si ! J.) iLr Gisborno rose to speak to lu^s motion, when ~ * The Chairman said — The lion, gentle man will please speak to the clause under consideration.. Mr Gisborne — I shall spe-ik to my motion. (Cheers, "and cries of " Oiiair.'^) The Chairman — The hon. gentleman 'will speak to the clause. Mr Gi.-:borne— l believe I am asserting the privileges of the House. (Oheers from the Opposition party.) If. I «m disorderly I wish my conduct to be re ported to the House. The Chairman — I understand the hon. member decline* to speak to the clause under discussion ? Mr Gisborne — -I do. The Chainnan — And that he intends to speak to his motion. In tlmf. casa I declare the hon. member voting in defiance cf the rules of the chair. (Cheers from the Op position). The Premier besought tb* members to be calm. There was no ca'ise Tor excite ment, and they should be piopaK'd to deal with the matter in a calm, judicial spirit. That was the only way they were likely to arrive at a just conclusion. : The Chairman then said he would leara the chair, and report that the lion, member for Totara(ilr Gisborne) had been guilty of disorderly conduct. The chairman karing done so, Sir G. Grey rose and wasabouc to speak, when • | The Speaker, in a fierce voice, criid — "Order!" If any member interrupts when I am on my leg* snifimarr proceed? ings will be ordered to 06 taken. It haf been reported that Mr Gisborne, the mem ber for Totarn, has been guilty of dis orderly conduct in committee, f willno^r allordthat hon. 