The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-24
House 81 Representative.
ny BAM's KIKcTRo- CHEMICAL TKLEeRAPH.
WAmIueror uly a. 1870


Mr.. FEATHERsToE, (dem) Of Miss, introduced bill
regulating the payment Of the interest claims
against the United States and preventing those sn-
gagged In the department from acting claim agents
against the government. Referred to judiciary CON-
mittee.
Mr.. NELSON, Cwhig) Of N. Y, from tho Committee Of
Claims, reported the Senate BILL to establish board
OF accounts; which referred to the Committee Of
the whole the state Of the Union.
Mr. CRowrLL, (fee soiD of Ohio, moved to reconsider
the vote he thought that to refer Was equivalent
to rejection. After what have recently seen, the
interests Of the treasury require that there be board
and Interests Of claimants called for the establishment
Of this board He desired the bill now to be put
The motion to reconsider was laid on the table
Mr. DAnrt, (dem) Of N. G., from the same commit
tee, reported substitute for the bill Referred to
Mr. MoLAsr, from the Committee on Commerce re-
ported bill making appropriations for certain rivers
and BARRIERS Referred to the Committee of the Whole
the State Of the Union.
MIR, PHosu, from the same committee, reported
bill granting Tssis',r to the bar barb James p.t,sn Jr
large number OF reports were made
bill was passed providing for the holding Of United
States courts when there shall be sickness or dis
Mr. Tnonrsor tdem) Of Pennsylvanis, said the pro-
not being able 10 hold the court; but the 90. was
framed to be general In its operation
Other business, Of no especial public Importance, was
disposed Of.
Mr. s.vIor, tdem) OF Tennessee moved to reconsider
the vote by which the Of President Fillmore,
laid before the House yesterday, was rcerred and he
took occasion TO criticize the Nicaragua treaty made
with Great Britain Instead Of the TO both
nations being bend Of peace, II would b. apple Of
dheorc. We cannot maintain partnerships With Eng
land. III lees treaty, which secured rights, was
discarded. That recently negotiated was oonces-
sion of love TO Great Britain and should be repudated
by every Am. rican heart. IL came from American
who thowed too much disposition to associate
with the British lion.
Mr. HousToS. Of Delaware, interrupted the gentle
that Hife acted directly In opposition to Mr. Buchan
tify II.
Mr sAvAer remarked that Mr. Mise negotiated Il In
sccordance with his instructions.
Mr. Houtros thought the gentleman would ascertain
TO the contrary when the documents were printed,
and would find that there never was treaty made BY
MIR Iise
MIR s.v.os knew that the Hise treaty net
treaty. and this the why he spoke to-day.
II the had made the treaty, complaints
should have been heard frum him
Mr. HousIoS remarked that was under the last ad-
minittfa alton.
Mr. sav.sr- The treaty am condemning made
by this administration. lie then advocated the Mon
policy aud ssd he approved Of the sentiment Of
the bret Nashington entspglipg alliances with none;
hut more particularly vas he opposed TO alliance
with Great Britain lie wanted to give the six months
notice provided for In the treaty. lie withdrew his
m otion, and
The House adjourned.