The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

The Views.
h the United States Ssns:e yesterday, the bill 70
yrsttcs officers and other persons aching under the
authority Of the federal government was taken 90.
II ie designed to put 90 esctual stop to the annoy
ADsss heretofore experienced by officers Of the gov
eminent when executing the Lawn 10 districts where
abe "higher law' advocates attempt 10 override the
statutes and the constitution. As An inevitable con-
sequence the free soil csoaI opposed the measure,
MT. Wade leading the attack. fiery debate
eneued bet sesn the free soil fusion coterie On the
one hide and the Nebrssksies on the other, headed
BY Judge Douglas. Since the commencement OF
tie session the free soi3ers have anxiously waited
Tor IN opportunity to display their forces, and the
democrats have a. anxiousy waited for an occasion
10 sssai the cmnipo.ent Know No.hings. The
wished for time arriveG-the long pert up rhetorical
torrent burst forth with vengeance. Judge Doug
hs made terrible onslaught on the party which,
% his opinion, were instrumental in defeating Gen.
Shields. The debate On the slavery question IVES
ne most exciting that has occurred for years, and
tsIctrous 10 tho extreme. The discussion lasted
until after midnight, when the bin was passed by
vote OF twenty zine TO nine.
In tie House yesterday My. Sellers resolution,
offered early in the session, calling for information
respecting tie objects Ct the OIAnd Conference,
Yves reported by the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
and adopted. In committee the confederation of
the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill was re-
newed. Mr. Edgecton offered an amendment to re
fund duties on 81 railroad iron laid down between
Jane 80, 1863, ard July !, 1866. The chairman de-
cjSed it OF. Of order, bu. tae committee reversed
The decision, and debate on Inc tariff ensued,
NJ hn said frxAS foot
Of New England cid not demand other protec-
ZION than thst revenue principle afforded,
Mus confirming the assertion msls in the
Senate GSy CT Two SINCE By General Wilson,
has Massachusetts wss nearly ready TO embrace
hee trade doctrines. NJ. Letotsy offered as sub
sstuie no amended tayif bLl, proposed by the
chairman OF the Committee o! Ways ard Kssns,
with alterations proposing that sttey July articles
Low rsyipg enc hundred forty and thirty per cent,
nhal Fay eighty, thiItJ.twc and tTsnty.folr per
cent It we sgreed 20 by vote Of 80 10 SO, and
subsequently TIE amendment wss ccncuIred 10 by
she House.. TITS reduces tie dnty OF railroad Ton
nix Per csnt ard IS regarded more adverse 10 the
rCD interest than tie operation Of tie biz to extend
oledit tc, duties would be. Our special despatch
sivee some interesting iI.o,zLa.iop respecting the
anticipated acton Of Congress- on this measure.
h tie Ne. York Senate yesterday thu p'onioi-
tory liquor bill was referred TO the select committee
n tenpersI &c. There appears 70 be strong i'm
precision that ;he bill viii be materially modified,
sLd, indeed, there in s remote probability tina, it
nsy be thrown overheard altogether. tie Ism
mon s4Eve case resolution coming up, tho dispute
1stweep she rival Wig politicians was renewed with
Acreased bitterness. As. Dickinson ssaa letter.
from Henry Clay, thanking Seward for bis services
- The CANVASS Of 1874, ard also letters from Thur
loW Weed, Mr.. SofsrmerhcrI, K-.Clowes and others,
which We lave transferred 60 our columns, rela.ivs
10 tie Albany meeting O. ls4s Tbs bll relative 20
ne tenure Of church property 1ss discussed by Mr..
Bishop sIe then laid aside. Tic report OF the corn
nrsee On the State census, givi3g the appointnsr.
ef ma-sha,s 20 re SECRETARY OF STATE, was agreed
10. TIE seDs.e s.so agreed 20 adjourn from he
l9tb 20 he l6sh OF March, N oris- 20 s:cep. rs
avitation Ct tie Ter GoyeIIo-p
Nothing Of SPECIAL interest trs7stirsi 10 The As
MnbIy. In tie woe u1or tie Anal passage CT TIE
ssmpssn,e bill, on WedDes6sy, The name Of Hr. P.
II. KsgLrs, Ct ttis city, wss Inadvertently omitted
~ t1e-sporte- anong the negatives, with stom ne
vttsd. NJ. NJ regarded I'll, IS & malicious Lisre
PRESENTATION, a-a moved me expulsion Of the u.
ntiy reporter from ite lco: G. tts Lsss rbl5. The
We publish .oasy Ire address Of Gen. f ,us,-r 70
lle sbpli.ipne:s Of Boston, delivered On thursday
evening last. Last night IRE General leo.u-ei 10
lsrgo audience II he came city Fhsp Texas formed
its .tsme ci bis discourse.
The Senate Ct New Jersey yesterday de;.s.Aa TIE
Trtnihjsory l!quo- III by nsjJri:y Of one ]. had
LrsIdy passed re HOuss.
We Rave lGx1 news rom New Hozico. -'ts IL.
80 a
Pueblo on December rs fourteen men were mssssc-e5
by tie iayagss, Az several women and cai-.en
carried If The inhsti.an:r Of SzI.a Fe eEps5tsd
Al stack fton slJge force CT Apsohes who hsi
determined to take the .own. The Fl-s. dragons
had fgb. With party Of Indians 6. Sacramento
a1urtaia o. ths 25th JA-1sry, when twelve OF The
ht1ef vfre kills3. Csp.. Henry ". Sssz.cp and
three p,ivstss, ho4tys-, were 81 sin ny re IrdsnE
lieut.. Ssu,ges completely routed party oi Lpschee
nxiy nles from Santa Re, ard recovered . nunbsg
a. s.osen cattle. These occo-Ier:ss he'd -.saS5 81
Snisnss excitement th-ouetol. the Territory, al
Gov. Garland bad called GU I've oom2sries OF vo
hrffeys % protect :hs settlers. There wss, how
syer, great dissppro,al napaes:ei 6. Santa Re 70
IN. couYse OF the Governor n refasirg 20 Edop.
he summary msssuYsB recommended by re people
fer ise suppression o. 5Ss.iiiG.
A State contention 81 re Know No urge OF
Ks, lucky, for the purpcFs OF nom -stiTg oar II.
dsses for e.atc Officers, vas In t,as9r 5. Louisville
Yesterday.
In another c3lurn VII le found -spoI. q very
.ze.esting proceedings % "a 90 the order To- he
s,yss. OF Tie Spanish Csrinl ard Cs-rcDs.i IN ;bs
cas- Of the yourg cnbsn, 7bo, y % alleged, vac
sc:aby aiken from school 'or me E1rposs Of con.
sf;!ac hin % Cuba, shsrs la fat.sr is csp.lye
-tsaMl Of Oliver Leo fo- the murder q william
II. Harrison i Williamsburg on he TN OF Eeven.
BEL ,s., during re election riosg, and which fss
,2tuy % tfs aissrop Of The KiSgg County Cou-. Of
Oyer G1- Te:mias1 FOR f,uf drys, vss coro!r led
yssis-day. Tie jury .suo5 q verdict against tie
.,..r 81 NJ - rhAc- n 40 ,rs sar-nf. He