The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, July Is 1876.
In Senate.
BILL TO PAY VOLUNTEERS
Mr. LEWIS from the Committee on Finance reported a
Bill from the House making appropriation for the support
of volunteers, and asked its immediate passage.
Mr.. JARsAGrs moved amendment to pay the Ten
nessee volunteers called out in 1885, for horses and
forage The amendment was rejected
Mr.. CLAYTON inquired what amount the bill appropri-
ated.
Mr.. LEwIs.-Abolt twelve millions.
Mr. CLAYToNIs that exclusive of the millions APP
propriated in the war billl
Mr., LEWIS 1t is the bill then passed
TARIFF.
Mr. CAMERON presented the proceedings of a demo-
cratic meeting in Northumberland county Pennsy lvania
against the bill to reduce the tariff Mr. C. said the panic
was spreading all over Pennsylvana-it was wing
panic a democratic panic-Northumber land was
thoroughly democratic and out OF $500 votes gave 1900
Mr. wERsreR said he in several counties in Penn
sylvania in sli, and then banners floating in the
breeze with the inscription of Polk Dallas and tariff
ts42" Was il not sol
CAMKHoN said he had attended great many meetings,
banners were inscribed with Polk Dallas Skunk and
riff of lsi2 the first could have been carried without
the last Tariff was paramount to all other considerations
Aher some remarks from Mossrs. WEBSTER and
ALLEN, ths document was referred to Committee on
Printing.
TREAsURr NOTE
The Treasury note bill then nsxt tax en- up and
debated by Messs Niles, Clayton and Evans and fur.
Their debated by Messrs J. NJ. Clayton, Evans Web.
ster, Calhoun, Dayton, Benton. Miller Johnson of Md
Bagby, and Allan The ailments of Mr. Benton were
rejected-yeas, l6-nays, a.
The bill In the shape it from the House. was then
passed without division.
the rARIFF.
The bill to reduce tho tariff was then taken up and
MT Johnson of Md spoke against it until the hour Of
adjournment
Mr. NiLEs has the floor for Monday
House Of Representatives.
REPORTS OF srASpiSo coMMtrryEs.
Two OF the standing committees reported sundry bills
The House took up, and passed bill to distribute the
laws Of the United States
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House went into Committee of the Whole, Mr..
KISo, Of Georgia. in the chair and took up the private
calendar bill for the relief of Thomas Wshart which
Holmes, and the heirs of Robert Fulton, which was dis
cussed at much length
Mr. SrRoHM advocated the bill
Mr.. DArIsL opposed it,
MIR ROCKWELL, Of Conn, supported il.
Mr. Nc owELL, OF Ohio, opposed it and read speech,
formerly delivered by Silas Wright, against the claim.
Mr. CRozIER asked how Mr.. Wright supported the
bl2 On the occasion it understood that he spoke
on one side and voted on the other.
Mr. JOHN q ADAMS warmly supported the bill.
Mr. HUserRroRp offered amendment to insert
$4,000 Lost.
The bill was further discussed by Messrs. Glidden
Morse, Bowlin, and Z. J. ngersoll. The amendme
were rejected and then the bill reported for passage
The committee then rose and the bill then passed by
a vote OF 90 to g. The House adjourned.
PosrscRIPr- The Southern Mail is in but brings no.
thing south Of Wilmington, N. c..