The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24
TnRTY-rOURTH CUNCREsS
NooND syssIox.
Senate.


WASHINGTON. Feb. %, 1857.
Mr. CAss (dem) Of Mich, presented the credentials Of
NJ Chandler and aro those Of NJ Hunter and Mr.. Ma
SON, severay elected Senator'S from Michigan Viz.
e,nia, for six Year, from the s,h OF March next.
Mr.. FoeuR presented The credentials OF James Dlxoa
Senator non Connecticut for yean from the an Of
March next.
The bill 70 amend the tariff &C, Of ls4e With view 70
perfect the homs valuation principle, was passed This
bill was published about q week ago.
The Submarine Telegraph bill was then taken up.
Mr. HoxrsoS, Of KY, opposed the bill, saying that
Dean Swim oLoe said all that was required tn fishing
10 have fool ., end Of tho line and worm Of
the other. And we establish this telegraph limo wo
shall have fool u ono end snd there viii DO snake ri
sr. Tooxrs (dem ) Of e. commenced speech against
the bill whsn the hour for gong into executive sessan
Mr.. RrK (dem.) Of Ttxss, moved extension Of Time,
IN order TO dispose of The pendinE subject.
h. ..s ss auc, soee sy'n na: ~
without full oiscusscp
The senate then went Into executive se,s,on, and sub.
sequenily acjsurned.
Bouse OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb %, 1857.
The House passed the bill 70 supply deficiencies In sp.
propra,ops including s25o 600 for printing asdneAriy
slssto for books 70 new remben-she latter item
carried by three majority, although Saturday only ~
votes were recorded In Ne favor.
lie House psssed the bill 70 pay company Of South
Carolina volunteers for services 10 The var Of 1917
The Legislative, Executive and judicial Appropriation
bill WIS taken up
Mr.. TAPPis (rep OF ~ H., moved TO strise out the
aum twenty Thousand dollars pepsation for tho
Rspfss Iessurc saying that he did % for the reason
thai the House had sscertsned and declared that
body WIS usurraion-
Mr. WHITFIELD (dsm) OF Kspsas replied that this
pry wss 10 pay members to be elected In the future.
Tie people Of Kan as berg economical there was enough
furds from the appropriation undor me organic law 70
ray the ms mberr Of the present Legislators.
Mr. wIsmBrnSp (rep) OF Maine, took the ground that
the HOuse vote this appropriation they would stulfy
themievss and IN .neos declare shs lesisissuro legal
contrary 10 their former xpresscd cpsaon.
MI 1rcHm fdcm OF Va, ~ mil ded Mr.. Washeurne
Of the fact that The House That oeclUcd Mr.. WHIT
field rot duly elected, recently, by solemn vote. said be
M. HAMS (desn) Of Illinois, said the country bad,
In the late election, repudaicd the report OF the kansas
packs6 com iise. and ger,lsmcn Who Sustained
vsrt 70 keep mp the nsb for the sake o. temporary po
uficsl capital
Mr. CAsr1uI. trep) Of Ohio vhie rettersslns his DO
Wf that ne Kansas L. esiHsure vns . rasd, which he
copdembsd much as any mas remarked that the ap
prcpraticn nov pcudng was for the expenses Of future
embtrs.
Mr.. sar.mAS (rea) Of Ohio, defended the committee
ncm Mr.. H.xrisp charge OF iis being pacaed. ESQ., no
had hnovscse Of H. There was nA . single fact
stated In the report but whs bea,s The impress truth
has virtually received he sancton OF the present OK.
tcutve Of KaDsss and bad tbe effect o. removing Gov.
e,nar StNnnor the appointment OF Governor 9cary and
Tho removal Of Presidents pieyce fcm tflce UAusbser
Mr. HtRR1s, OF III, replied thst the report has been
Tho shelf srnosg the Gust and ooweSs and thai
eli tho tsrtsl buf sorRht TO bo would be lost
Mr. frAsTor commended THAI The prssent Lesisasure Ia
not valid.
The appropriation was then stricken 90, by OF agsns,
Pending tse consideration Of tie BILL the house 3D.
journtd