The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-24

OF money, even In time OF aud their hos
to treasury notes and contracted this with the facilities
of Mr. Walker In borro ling his mons OF funds above
par in time OF Wat Mr. A. for The last the current and
amount of osns and treasury notes espssded sad re-
quired, at an aggregate Of ......... .S6e 600 900
A"eaoy eAPenaeo '''.'''..'. s...... sOoovco
Balance required for the current and next rs
over the current aud prospective rec.D, into ,he
of this $50 600 oo0 the present bill provides to sup
ply wits loans the OF SIC 900 Tor the current
year leaving for the next fiscal year after the expsndi
cy of $40 ooo to be provided for in loans treasury
notes, or both.
Mr. ATHERroY concluded his exposition of the imam.
ces in enthu,iastc statement Of the general upexsm
pled good credit prosperity aud resources Of the
try and said that il was i'm portapt this bill should b.
passed at ones the Secretary Of the Treasury wished
TO draw this loan from Europe. disturb the
enterprises in which our own domestic capital 10
poyed.
On motion Of Mr WEBsrrR, the bill Was laid aside till
to morrow and
On motion of Nh. HAsSroAS the Senate went into ex.
tMr. ArHEnroN read over his figures very rapidly !;
but we have endeayored to give fair abridgment OF
his recaptulations from the various reports from the
Treasury Department.
House OF Representatives.
WAsHISGroN, March %, lsss.
SYMPATHY FOR FaANcE AND ITALY.
Mr.. CuMMINs, Of Ohio asked leave to submit the fol
lowing resolutions, viz
Resolved That it becomes tho people OF the United
states to rejoice that the sentiment OF sef.governmen
is CONNIE nding itself to the favorable consideration and
adoption OF the intelligent and thinking Of all en-.
lightened nntions.
Resolved That the only Legitimate source of political
power s the will of the people, and the only righu
cod CT its exercise, their good.
humanity, may succeed in breaking down all forms OF
granny and OPPRESSION and in the establishment OF free
rational for the good of the governed
and not Tor the aggrsndisement of those who govern
Resolved, That We tender earnest sympathies to
he people OF and Italy in their struggles
Or REFORM and sincerely hope they may succeed in es
tablishing free and constitutional governments sma
eating from and based upon the will Of the governed
cure to them liberty aud safety.
Resolved That we tender our sympathy and hopes
Of SUGGESTS every people who seeking to establish
for themselves free and rational governments that
whatever blood or treasure may shed or spent in
'rugge OF tue oppressed against the oppreso to be
charged to the resistance of the oppressr who
rves to hold ana exercise the rights Of the people
isurped against their WILL and exercised the bene-
ht OF the few and the oppression OF the many and
ID the people Tho seek only TO regain and exercise their
natural rights In such will best secure and
promote their own hsppiuess and safety.
The SPEAKER.-The resolutions be received only
by the unanimous consent Of the House. ['I object
It's too soon to annex Francs'l
Mr. CuMMIss is it in order to move q suspension Of
the rui.s?
The sPEAKER-Not now.
PRAYER FOR PEACE
Mr.. PALrREY presented memorial l"What is it
The srEAKER-Under the rules, the contents Of all
papers raus be briefly stated by members presenting
Mr.. PALFREY.-It is a memorial from two thousand
nine hundred and thiryhree ministers and laymen Of
the Unitarian denomination asking Congress to take
me sures to put stop to the with Mexico. move
that it be LAID upon the table and printed ("Objsct
objectD
PATENT OFFICE REPORT.
Mr. BRopHEAp.-I move to reconsider the motion by
which extra number IA hundred thousand) of the
port OF the Commissioner OF Patents ordered TO be
printed
The srEAKKR-Another motion to reconsider is pend
ing. The gentleman may however, make the motion by
general consent
Mr.. HUDsos.-I object
Mr.. STEPHENs-What is the regular order
the SPEAKER informed him
MIR. STEPHEss-l call for it. ESQ do ~
The srEAxER.-The gentleman from Alabama has
the floor.
Mr. INeE however, gave way, to enable Mr. Vntop
the reference the Senates amendments to the
Deficiency Bill to the Committee OF Ways and Means.
THE SCOTT, TAYLOR, AND TRIsT CoRREsPoNDENcE WITH
THE WAR AND STATE DEPARTMENTS
The question was the motion reconsider the
mittee on printing, to inquire into the propriety of
printing extra copies
MIR NGE said that it seemed to him that patriotism
was slumberng on the part OF the wings, who
deavorng to turn every thing to the formation of
party issues. He denied that correspondence was
garbled, as charged by Mr. Clingman yesterday but
the fact was the gentleman found ii did NOT suit his pur
and hence he was opposed to the printing of
ira number of copies Mr. lnge REQUIRED the history
of the annexation of Texas and insisted that the war
brought on by the wings He replied to Mr. Haskell
who he ssid addressed the House yesterday That gen
temsn at Cerro Gordo and escaped unscathed and
1t remarkable incident connected with that battle
stated by distinguished officer, that he there lost his
hat.
The srEAKEn-Cknocked.)-T Chair must call the
gentleman to order.
Mr.. Iscn-I was going to say that he might be good
fighter, but
The sPEAKER-The gentleman will confne himself to
the subject.
Mir HASKELL (who sits on the opposite side of the
ha) II will be obliged to the gentleman to repeat the
remark
Mr. INeEI would but the Speaker says that 1t is not
IN order. e. What did he say?)
The sPEAKER-The gentleman will proceed In order
Mr.. lNGE nave no objection to repeat it.
The SPEAKER-The gentleman must proceed in order
Mr.. INcr then concluded his remarks.
Mr. VtSroN thought that there was more important bu
sness than this and he moved to lay the motion to
consider the table.
The motion was agreed to.
BOUNTY Warrants
Mr. HARALsoN asked Lave 10 report q resolution from
the Committee Military Affairs TO which he presumed
there would be no objection the part Of any member
II was re ad for inormaton-that in all of appli-
cation for bounty land nder the act
February H. ls47 the honorable discharge OF the app-
cant. showing that the same was predicated a
geons certificate Of disability shall be considered as So
sfactory evidence TO the of
the disability was incurred in the service.
Mr. HAhALsoS said that he would make a brief expla.
nation; but there was objection.
The resolution was then passed
TINE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
NJ, Inc House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole on the State of the Union and took up the bill
making appropriations for the support Of the Indian de-
partment
Mr.. GIppISes proposed an amendmsu t and p-oe.eded
to speak of land pirates slaves from the Flori
ds Indians and sold them Congress- paws white men
for their coored people, and why not pay the Indians
whose cries are not listened to Slavery among the In
dams freedom as compared with slavery In the
Southern States Having expressed his views he with
drew his amendment
MIR GrDpIScs raised another que son relative to the
seminoles, and spoke In defence Of those Indians.
MIR. VNroE replied, in support OF the appropriation 10
carry out the treaty made with them
Mr. GIppIros said that, instead OF voting money for
the Mexican war, he would vote money to do the In.
dams good.