The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02
House OF Representatives.
WAatrter-ay Nunl


Mr.. SrANLY. (whig) of N c.. introduced a resolutis,
which was adopted, calling upon the Secretary of tb
Navy to transmit to the House copies OF the
and record OF the court martial recently held 10 try Lieu
fabus Stany, Of the Navy together with certain pa
! relative TO the trial.
THE EMPLOYEES ABcrT THE CAPITOL
Mr.. BRIGGS, fwhig) of N Y, moved a suspension O
the rules, to enable bin to Offer resolution to pay tn
usual compensation 10 the employees in aad about tn
Capitol mtracing that description of persons wig re
ceiyed it last year.
Tic motion was ae,,ed to-Yeas 10 nays 40.
Mr.. BRIGGS offered lis resolution. u was 10 said &
carry out a time-hons,Sd custom and well under
stood and therefore he moved the previous question
Mr.. HousroS (dem o. Ala raised question OF order
TO the effect that money could be taksn out cf tn
fnnd out Of which the money be paid tie House hav
ing stricken out the Appropriation in the Deficiency bin
The sPEAExs overrued the pvina.
Mr.. HOUSTON wished to ask the gentleman from New
Yort what the usual compensation but ob etion wa
mado
Mr.. HousTox said he did not Believe the gentleman
knew it about $3.50 piece
The Tesoution passsd-Yeas TO-, nays 81
SCENE Or CONF sON.
Mr. HAIL (dern (f Mo-, moved IL House resov sitself
into Committee of the Whole the saate Of the Uni.n
Mr. STUART, (dcr) Of Mich, rose to a question 60 or
der that the Hous having secopdes the motion CO or
dering the main question 10 be put the Recipro atty
bill, the vote must now b. taken
Mr. HIIRiRD (dein- Of n H.. asked whether the m DIN
question had been ordered.
Mr. sruART (dem. Of Mich called tie gentleman ID
order.
The srrAKI called both of them to order, sayin
RATHER of then had the right address the Chair o.
There was much conrns,o tr,ro,obo. ~. uooaoa;...
The SPEAKER made several requests that gentlemen
wonh take Their andprcServe order and suggested
ord,, and fnr rr bo 1s"ss tht th o.nm m 90 =,
into committee in order. The question was taken
Ths Honse tbe-, ,a.nmea ti,e consdora+ u ~ ~ th
senat amendments to- To- - 'N~' '' : Wy
THE ARMY aLl
The - Mr. Har sfop \ of
decide the nnestio, for
to be yisble and tst In ordr was that annrrnrt;nS
$500 Goa for The defe cant Snn F.s,c
Mr. MuY, (dem.) Of vlrginia. replied TO the remarks
~ M 'art'ef Yesterday 'ns defended the fort
MI iSrsuRR fdem of y;ro;u;. ,.oved . s4.;.. -.
the anne ,dment and obiectsd IT, t.,a Senat, ..;n
down the system having 's'''A anu aS's's 'o'eu
M DE,S dem, Of rye,vy o,uosad NJ rs+ohor,s
motion ana eonfended tbst NOT, orit, Sa Erarc;en I'd
the whole Paciac coast hut conmsrcia, caa IN The
Atlantic -, @St ~ Ia nota.J ~ .a; @ @ otoD IN Wy
always hesss that the President ect was esoponicai
and yhan ..msrnhar ~ rhrrrsss o,oa " ;t Da.' 4..
yance no was w;i,;rr IN trpst b;r fo aes ;d;;.
oand;,re " tho reno ~ H dd % S }utic,Sss tss eA
had been se,t 10 The Cony,;ttne If Tyawa srd Meas
Mr. HonyrosvThe oeniIs,nsn, ;,na s ~ t;nM !.
rect 'o'
M R,y1yI hoo ,oove - 60, =, ~. von.on,.. 80.
Alobama that the estimates I'm fnrtNra tors a snt
fo that counr,;ttao ~ ~ 'A' "eiS "S"s
MI HorsTnyMMv friend IA VOW h,e,iro hrt !, .,;,
instance no Is decidedv mstsLan Est,,.af3as ara 80.
bnf there wore nome for C,isorn;a ''e' VIZ e''N
Mr. BAyIy-Altbou0h the 'gsrtjAma, sava ! oro xsrv
knowuu I do LDo.v that .on,;rn 1T, -.
tcnlar item WINS not cent in h;ecs ~ f9ts
cations was sent to that committee ''N0' y ,'"
Mr HousToS-There were No estimates sor Caufor,,i,
Mr. IErI,xe Withdrew his anr ,dmert -
Mr. MARsHAII dem ! Of Cal adyacated tho rera;rr
amendment showing the importance Of fortfvp the Pr.
c;6c Goa a. three of tha most ;t. io h;
might he laid in ashes bu sinco r,sa h"St;ff %
There was NOT one American uunbost there for tho nrr
lection OF the great commercial marine. ~ '' ~
Mr. TooMns 1whio1 Of Ca onnosaJ t,a ,r,eramer+
not because Of hosv 10 raiiforpa hut 10 Tho who,e
fortcston system wbichSas sn dse,ssd % ,or shree
;dsr he most ss nov d 'v ;n., ~ to
schemes ever 70 an Arsrssn Congress- which
ne Senate had ,ad An tia iu Hare sare an
proprations for Pacac Hssod Tor fortisca tc.s ~
for wagon routes 10 OREGON ;o an oh rnrdsv nm niun
der in military bill Let the House consider these things
in this WAY was not only a.,ing tha ta hd;cat their
power, but toabd;cate their dufss.
Nr. WALSH (whig) Of Md, ADVOCATED the amendment,
and "a id AT this yerv moment our mails are Nv
foreign mower and in The course of events the vessels
our fishermen on the northern coast NAV be seized
Eighteen months ago France and England sent police
force into the Gulf and this could not he rebuked be-
cause we had been negligent of duty What the gentle
from California had said in, relation to the Pacific
would apply to the entire country There is not an Anne
rican city but could be laid under tribute The Senate
had done what necessary making these
Mr. BAyLy said there were s,nendments for forti6ca
tons this hill because the fertilization bill proper has
never been before the House.
Mr. HousroN-There is fortfcaton bill in this com.
mittee, which debate has already bee arrested.
Mr.. BAyLy-The bill did not come from the Commistee
of Ways and Means, from whom ought to have con-
MT HOuSTON--lne genteIuar.lS extremely unfOrtufU
It did come from me- as member Of that committee
MIR. BAyLYBut what sort of bill was tf daughter
II anti fertilization BILL aud he as an independ.
ent member introduced a bin in accordance with the
estimates The Senate put in those amendments
of the inability of the frends of Notifications to pass
bin through the House.
Mr.. STA,ay-I rise to question Of order If this
fight goes on between democratic friends shall
not be able to transact the public business daughter
Mr.. CLEVELAND (dem of Conn, in his seat-We have
no others to fight. (Ha, ha.)
Mr.. BOVINE, (whig) Of Nd, offered amendment
which was rejected appropriang 500 900 for Fort Rich
mond and SIG, 600 for the rerars of Fort Hamilton.
Mr. FREEMAN, (dem of Miss advocated the approrri-
alton for San FraEcisco
Mr. STE'rNs (whig) of Penn opposed the amendments
OF The Senate saying there were jobs enough in the bill
to last an army OF plunderers twenty years. and make
them all rich
Mr. RIDDLE (dem } Of Del, spoke in favor Of the ap
propraton for Fort Delaware which was for the pretec
ton Of oil the cities and towns bordering that river
Mr. WAsHpuRN, (whg) of Me-. contended that the APP
propraton for Notifications ought to be made and that
the Senate had right to put it in the bill
Mr. AREIL (whig) OF Fla, said the subject Of fortif
cations has heretofore been discussed for weeks and
months and therefore contrary to what had been