The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02
LAYBST INTELLIGENCE.
HIGHLY INTERESTING
FROM WAsE-N CT . n /.
The Passage of
THE SUB.TREASURY BILL
IN THE SEN NATE,
AND TIE
WARE HOUSING BILL
IN THE HOUSE.
sc. &c. &c.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
W.sHINGroS, August. /, 1876
In Senate.

W.sHSGros, August. /, 1876
In Senate.
OREGON TREATY.
Mr. BENTON laid upon the table the map of Oregon,re
erred to by him yesterday He presented the letter
ave to the harbor survey the mouth Of the Columbia
river, which referred TO the Committee printing
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr. BENTON from Committee of reference on the army
appropriation bill reported they had met the committee
Of the House and unable sgree He ed that
the Senate insist upon its and upon its
disagreement to those Of the House which agreed TO
BOUNDARY
The bill to define the boundaries Of Iowa taken
up and passed
SALE MINERAL LArDs-
The bill to sell mineral lands Lake Superior inclu
ding Isle Roy al and other islands Lake Superior
taken up and passed
THE SUB TREASURY BILL-THE ERRORS THE UNION.
The sub treasury bill was next taken up
Mr.. WEBsrER corrected the in the editorial
lumn othe Union Of last night relative the Tariff
bill and false invoices. which stated that the value Of
goods to be determined by value in New York. Bos
ton sc and not by invoice more enormous had
never been committed The truth is exactly the
the value to be determined at the place where the
goods imported More should be observed by
persons making such statements.
Mr. WEBSTER then discussed the Sub Treasury system
would result if that should go into operation
The debate continued by Messrs. Niles. speght
and Calhoun, in favor OF the BILL and by Messrs Evans
Simmons, NJ Her and Crittenden against it. The bill
was then read the third time, and passed
YEAs-- Allen, Ashley. Achison Atherton Bsgby /,
Benton Breese, Bright Calhoun Cameron Cas-, oaal'
Lewis Miles, Penny hacker Rusk, Sem lie, Sewer.
speght, Sturgeon, Turney, westcott' YuIee-as.
>l,xtnu ruin
G:Sen Huntingdon Jarnagin Johnson Of Nd Johnsono
mons Upham, Webster, Woodbridge, a.
NAVY APPROPRIATIONS.
The Navy appropriation bill Was then taken up the
subec of dry docks All amendments proposed, were
rejected the section changing the appropriation for
navy yard at Memphis to build rope walk in
stead was stricken out and the bill ordered to third
| reading
Adjourned.
House of Representatives.
THE wAREHoUsINo BiLL.-Irs PASSAGE
A resolution adopted to stop the debate on the
warehousing bill at l2 O'Clock this day
The House then resolved itself into committee Of the
whole.
Mr. HOPKINS in the Chair and resumed the considera-
ton Of said bill.
Mr. CHAPMAN of Md. addressed the committee for
hour against the bill, and against the tariff act.
Mr.. McCLELLASp of Michigan spoke in favor of, and
explained the bill and its bearings.
Amendments offered and considered.
Mr.. MCLEAN of Pennsylvania proposed to amend, by
imposing certain specific duties on iron and coal.
Mr.. AsHMuN moved to amend the amendment SO as to
repeal the tariff act Lost-yeas, 6i-nsys. So
McClean's amendment lost. Others put and
lost The committee and reported bill to the House
without amendments
The previous question ordered.
The bill ordered to be engrossed and read third
time-yeas. III nays, 81
| The bill was then read a third time and passed
PRIVATE BILL.
The House ne 1t proceeded the consideration Of bills
from tho Senate on the private calendar.
Bills for the relief of Pu,ney Riddle, John Crowell,
late Indian agent Ebenezer Ballard, and James Low,
were passed, after good deal Of opposition.
The bill for the relief Of Harriet Ward was passed
Then, after many unsuccessful motions the House
adjourned