The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

appontei Harris Wines to the capancy Of the Eighteenth
ward, vice Capt Waling, removed. Mr. Wines has been
attached the Mayors office Mayor Wood has been
in power
Our Warrington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON Aug IS, 1885.
The Closing Work Of the Session-Campbes Elscionessno
fhrif Schems-Tne Guano BGl-7Ae Neapolian Esyaai
tion Bal-1as Revolutionary Claims BM-TAe Army
Appropriation Bdl, ac., dc.
The first session OF the Thirty fourth Congress Is num-
bered with the things OF tho past exist today
at IL O'Clock The extent OF its labors, for good for
bad Is from this moment, part OF the history OF the
country Both houses remained in session from Sstlr-
day until nearly daylight Sunday disposing in tha.
tune Of vast amount OF business.
The Kansas riders TO the Appropriation bills have been
Withdrawn, save IN the Of the Army BILL by the
House; and everything has gone har nonously as
could be desired The "wheesv OF ths government will
still continue 10 move.
The diplomatic and consular bi a also the legislative
and Judiciary appropriations bills passed free Of ali OBJ
jectionabe amendments.
The elect!oneerng tariff scheme OF Mr. Campbell gees
over TO the next session Is not, however, necessary
to wait I'LL that time for public opinion upon its merritt
has already been pronounced against The Pacific rail
road, together with the Minnesota plumber proposition
has also gone 70 the tomb Of the Capulets.
The Guano bin, passed by the Senate, Ia law
lars into the pockets q outsiders, and II rumsr be-
true some members OF Congress- have made good thing
Titan exradition treaty, by refusing to raty renewal
Oft Hence the citizens OF that oppressed government In
this country viii be free for the future, from the despo
uoal sway Of their once kingiy tyrant.
The justice intended 70 have been done TO the descend
ants Of the revolutionary officers Of the army, has again
Of the ten millions which would have been given
by the bill would fall into the hands or spectators who
the legitimate persons and hers The nex CocSss
viii prcscn bill this subject by which these abuses
vii pe proviasc dor. sucn o'h w.s in oon.smpanon
with hope OF success
have not mentioned tic confusion and desperation
Interested parties, which had gathered at carly hou
ia and about the capitol this morning Members foun
difficult TO make entrance TO their seats, whlcl
res, was The be- pressure for ass word" by outsiders
such scenes becoming common, and have thertiors
but little interest In them % The behoder or reader
The defeat Of the Army bill viii seriously embarrass
the government although the falure Of Is 70 be regret
ted. The appropriations and private bills which were
reported In favor cf by the Committee OF the Whole have
genera! thing been passed The telegraph, before
this reach you, viii instance more definitely the par
q ~ Soss y the s %
agreed upon the Army bill could have been saved This
altogether mistake, as there were three members
favored ls passage on the last ballot Two venerable
gentlemen found necessary 10 show OH their pugistc
tkl In an omnibus tbs morning, while on their way 70
the House.
Correspondence OF the Philadelphia LEDGER
wASrrSuroS, Aug 10, is5s.
Iai,on D,r,ns xs or Nsrs sessss-ssrpey Of he AEa.o
kn1< <cvos h hthmo Of Durtcn.
The proposed tar IA not likely TO lead 10 any extensive
moo Ihoation OF our revenue laws. Mr. Campbel's re-
port and the counter report from tho minority OF the
committee In the nature Of pa consfsra, which
sah,es, Influence the House during the ensuing short
proposed in ir. CampOeps bdi is st ma mOmsu. OBJ
The Msceaneous Appropriation bill contains an sppro-
paiion for survey by the United States sovernment,
of the Atrsio route the sthms Of Daren When
this and the report Of the survey Of the Pacific route shall
be anlshcd, the government viii have 70 spend million
but none % reward Or even adeqasy 70 compenss,s
suca enterprises as the Arctic expedition Of Dr Kane.
Ihe Texas credl,ors' bin, which passed tho House the
other day, about being amended 10 the Senate The
time tOr absent creditors 10 present their claim, either IN
rcron by attorney Ia 70 be extended till the hrst OF
January next; and what Ia then unclaimed shall be d.
vced among the creditors rata, AMI not aor back In
volson Of the Texas Creditors bin as passed the last
Another important bill passed. the House yesterday,
the regulation Of fees, costs and general expenses Of
The Judiciary Tbs was IA important bill, which
many ssusss ,ssa nave ma made he q JUS
The Pacidc Railroad has been laid out cold some Of
friends believe is resusctaton At the next sesson;
but have my doubts about a. The Minnesota bill is
gone forever and ia friends will not even cndeavor 10
revive next session.
wkswsGroy Aug II, 1855
The Pacific Rail-ccd and ne caps.c Is faiwe-The En-
iradaor Ifeafg uth Naples Erpsred from ~ o,vn LINT,
N ne Presidential reo--7Rs Tehuanarsc Mad Contract
b,feated-Cloims 10 b Pyessei aqainsi kexico.
The Pacific Railroad bill consider dead not only for
this session, but for the There win be time the
session 10 discuss such measure, which necessai
Affects different interests Ia very UNEQUAL degree. degree.
but the moment particular scheme was submitted,
members boliei preliminary questions. All agree
has -
conttrt with bill authorizing three roads to be built be
they know that the whole energy OF the country
scarcely sufficient or one such undertaking and that in
this be finished the other two might require centu
rles for their completion.
The Extradton treaty with Naples has been defeated
rarismentsry In executive session. The raacatou by
ihe terms Of the treaty had EXPIRED and q motion
uade 20 extend H. which objected TO- and thus the
treaty expired BY its own limitation There s no recipro
city in extradton treaty between free republic and
despotc power. There patriots IN the prisons OF
Naples since isas, and far back 1880 who have no,
yet had trial. and when Naples shall try Offenders by
ury and allow them council instead OF trying them by
nquistion, will be time enough 20 conclude with her
The Pasapsco Improvement bin, which the Preslden.
has vetoed, was again passed over his head II was
long time before The deihroned Bourbons could realize
that they no lopgcr xpgs and the Count de Cham
bord does not know u l. Gis day.
The prospect 10 obtain mail contract for the Tehuan
epec plant road route has completely failed partly from
sous Of New York, who showed that the rad PASSED
out Of the psttoners' hands into the hands OF banker
and from him into the hands OF Mr. Hsrgous himself
The claims Of Mr. Hargous have been abandoned
and about W be strongly pressed against Mexico By
letters have reached here showing that Mr. Dodge Of
lows, our Minister 70 Spain, VERY popular with the
Queens government and "a stssed that had
the rroereessa party succeeded, Of lie first acts
would have been the emsnopaion Of lhe blacks IN inc
sard OF Cuba tn the present CRISIS OF European as
dotb, much whether England would no, be glad !, sec
the and rass by purchase into the hands OF ihe Uaed
states France, no hteert, IS 1ar opponent IN that
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