The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

SDAY, MARCH 2, 1862.
Mr.. SEWARD replied urging the Importance aud pr'-
priey Of Congress visiting and by personal examination
American skl and enterprise and OF seeing the justice
Of sustaining 1t against tho competition Of foreign YES
Mr. BArAsD, (dem) Of De followed In support Of the
resolution.
Mr. BoRLASD said that II Cc ugress desired Information
scene OF Jolt ,ation and festivy not the most
suitable occasion for obtaining It, II Congress desired
have thorough examination made why not appoint
sdaee was not to be verasd, that the sursst way Of
reaching mems hearts was down their throats.
nr MALLORY (dem Of "a opposed the motion Tbs
as to call for an adjourn uent over.
Mr. Rusa, (dem) OF Texas, was opposed to the ad
could 60 any other time. He, however had examined
the prayer for additional compensation by the owners OF
y TINS vessel an snd thought 1t ju't and reasonable H'
Mr.. Downs, DENY of La, opposed the motion.
Mr. MAscvM (whig) o. N q, .aid more would be
spent from the Treasury from useless debate unim
portsnt motions, than would be lost by adjourn
mept lie would vote for This oon; and grss.
reastn for 80 doing that to morrow hs there
would be scarcely quorum In asndancs and he knsw
that In one days session, with barely quorum in at
tendance tho nebs terrible executions upon the pubic
Treasury were Ierpetrsted.
The quesion was thea taken and carried As follows
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PRIVATE RiLLs-LArD wAaHATrs
Nunerou prvats bills were reported upon
Mr UNpsnwoep, (whig) Of Ky, meyed to sake up tho
Lana Warrant bill Lost.
THE IOWA RAILRoAp BILL.
Was again considered, aud Mr. DAwsoy addressed tn
senate length, when sir poreE Uowa} got tho door
and the Senate adjourned
House OF Representatives..
WASHINGTON, March \, 1852
CALLING rHR KoLL--sUN AMONG MEMBERS.
After the roll called the doors closed TO hear
excuses from ebscntees Several Intellectual motions
made to suspcnd all further proceedings in the call
When the name of Mr.. Houston, (dem) of Ala, was
called r CobB moved that he be excused the ground
that, being Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means, he doubtless at the department business
That gentleman was always here when business did
call him bsncs.
Mr. LEroHss (dena) Of Va, sAid that Mr.. Houston
ought TO be excused He has had a child--(.x,essve
suehter)-'yng sick hero. ut was long time before
The srrASrH-It has been moved thst the gentleman
be excused.
A voIcE--For what reason?
srsAxna-As already stated. (Rsns~ed lsushter)
Mn PoLN ldem Of Tenn II can't vote understand
ingly unless know, QLaughtcr)
MR Jo,ru. (dem) OF Tenn.-Thsp vote isnorautly,
and 30 il blind.
Ms. polR--I waive the question.
mr. Hall, (daul Of No--We did not hear tho reason
en- this side (Laushter)
vO,oa-Wo ought to bsys q chance to enjoy the
Mn. Horsros excused q. wsre also the other ab
ssnt.es-eome OF whom are eith,r sick have sok
ieiD.e snd others have gone home attend private
affairs. Alfuthsr proceedings in the call disprn
sed with, and the doo-s ordered to bs opened.
coNPRosrsS REsoLUrIoS.
Mr. TircH, (dera of Indians asked leave to car the
Iowing sesousoR; and as he could not hops to secure
universal corsent, he movsd suspension OF the rules
Of tho scs AND
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Mr. Goograow. tThis) u Ne, moved to lay the rs,o
luton on the table.
The srEArss saia the question vas on su.psn.ion
the Inles.
nr; GoopEScw ssked FOR the yeas and nays.
MrmEfH wanted to know whether chs Mormons
we're embraced in the compromise measures
+, h ras srrrS " lwhs Of Pa asked whether il would bs
agitation except snfs. (Iaughter)
NE BrANIr, twhis) EN-. o. moved call of tbs Houns,
which ordered.
The queston was taken ,usperding the rules AMI
decided IL the negative by yeas 1i9, nays sinot two
thirds. We annex the vote:-
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Woodward, and Yates.
bill for the relief Of Col Mtshcu, of Mi..ouri wa,
debated and subsequently, postponed until next aon-
dsy.
sNric TO NJ vnrrrp.
On motion Of Dir. STANTON (deml Of Tenn. IL was
solved that vixen the Houne adjourn 1t adjourn meet
on "wednesday next, to enable members to visit tbs
steamer Baltic.
IsDrAH AFFAIRS ~ cAIironTtA.
Mr. JoHsses (dem Of Ark introduced The Senate bin
and the bill passed.
THE CAPITOL RuupIsa-- co~ea EssIo-.L lmaAnY
on motion OF Mr.. SrAvroN (dem) of Kentucky, the
ort resolution Of the Senate auhcrisng continuation
Of the work on the addition to the osplto and ths Sc
nate bill making appropriations for the repair Of the
ceraress'opal library room, were made tho order
Of the day for Wednesday the 10th inst
- LAsDS FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES
DIT DAVIS (d,m OF La, intr duced bill granting .
rsnt CT way and lar DE- to tho States Of Illinois and In
esna IN ssd OF railroad from Terre Haute to Spriu,
held Referred to the Comra:tpe on Public Lands
WHEELING BRIDGE.
Mr Tnomrsos, (dem) of Va, presented a memorial OF
certain menbers OF tho Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
relative to the bridge acrocs the Ohio river a. wheeling
lie also presented paper, containing the oicial con-
isbt OF the W Wheeing and Belmont Company, that Con-
grsm may declare their bridges military roads, tbs
petition Of nine hundred otsens Of Ohio county, virg
rs Praying that the sad bridges be declared sstabhsi
post roads The documents were referred to the Com
mittee on Poet Once
The House then adjourned TIN Wednesday,
Fro M Buffalo
ChARTER ELECTIoa-FATAL ACCIDENT.