New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
uor,s,, Ov REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIC U,usc pGsscd tie senate bill repealng tue htli
section Of the act authorizing the registry % eu'o
nept Of ,eee 70 be issued IN the rs ne OF the ffe
! d,rt nr Secretary ~ any Incorporated Company.
| Onmotion Of Mr. JOHN COCHRANE tbs c0n'ld-
Grafton Of the bill for the codhcaton ut Inc revenue
, laws vas postponed until the second Wednesday ID
~ Hcuso passed the Senates resolution fixing
Monday ?. " for the Adjournment.
''1 U1 Inetino r, 'r. j. CLANCY JONES pa J, it
var resolved to takS 'ceSs ilo i''oo "'''A III 'no
evening. - ....:'--.t;,r or ,ba
Ssrafes .nf name ITS 10 tie Naval ApP:3pratr, o'
The House agreed 20 the amendment OF the Senats
apprC pra;ing Sl00 u0 for compensation 10 Tue Com
msgiOrer 10 Paraguay, under the resolution l)r tle
adjustment Of the difficulties with that Republic, and
6 -al4,y of s. 800 per annum.
4 recess then taken till o'clock.
On resss en,bling, the Senste's amendment appro.
pliatipg $4,000 COO for ve stsan.screw soops Of
way Il ell .eate.t draft 81 wafer hot TO exceed II
feet end one side eel sezer for service in the
CHINA Seat Of draft not exceeding feet, hsvlns
Leen fcao,
Mr.. BOCOCK (Na.) moved - inert ter rstsad of
five lie said that these vessels are needed in the
Navy forhe peace when IN view OF our
ftten relations shouid be o'mpete to prevent war,
for weakness invites sgSrefsoD, whIe strength frpe"
IT, He recomInei ded this rs measure of economy.
TLete is tuii pplent ci necna acs and iab"r7r'
in our Navy Yards ensaged IA m"h'o. repairs. hany
of which are no. needed, and they could be put e.
woik On these shps.
Mr.. BOCOCkS amendment was agreed u ~
agaicst ~.
Mr. HATCH n. Y proposed an sncudnen pro-
vidir for four adltinusi csncts FIR service on
our NorthWestern lake, within the limitations OF thc
treaty Of tie United States and Grea, Bri' ain He
rad neard war speeches, but did no. know whether
there would be not While our citizens on tins
lakes have marine capable OF taking care of tue
common defense, If tA5r haibors and chauucis sro
not imp owed they will ask that equal protection he
gwen THESE nlapd II sloops of.wsr with Dahl
gt,n guns are needed ON the Atlantic and the Gull,
they are waited ON the North Western Lakes.
Mr. kEIT'T Is. CO was wiling to put the lakes IL
q Droper state Of delerse. lie prepared %
Dropfecy the resut of the impending difficulties with
Great Britain, hut 10 his Judgment there world ror
ha 10 war nor would he 90 anything 70 produce Il.
At the came time, even at the hazard OF a war, he
woud resist the right of search-s right which Great
Il il ain will voluntarily relnqush, aud ont oi
which war nust utGstely grow. Gres: Britain
would then ruth Gu her own destiny, aud sink lato
third-rste power. While sic bear q rlva, she
can never bear master. We are now oecOmirg
master Of Great Britain IL intelligence uitura! re-
sources and commerce. in al that consututes power.
SIC must tiIk into iusiAIifcapce He would put the
couutry in state OF deeps while the negotl sons are
pending, the only result Ct which will be postpone
/ nent oi tie hCs.il.tles.
/ Mr. UATCTS amer drep. was then adopted.
Mr.. LONEJOI Il.) said it was preposterou-
idea tls. it order 20 keep peace, Ne mut 10 armed
4 person armed was more likely 70 get into a quarrel
titan one unsrmod. II was upchris;sn and uncivil-
ize', and utterly usslers. I1e pfepesi,on LII gue
uccns If defense and their building would only take
mol ~ ut of the Treasury.
Mr.. GARNETT (Vs.) objected to the amendment
Oh tire ground that If there prospect OF war we
had ro ships enough ard could rot finish enough in
time 'or them TO be OF sty use. Nothing would grow
out of the proposition. he said, but food for stock.
! iob5ers and demsgOgues He did rot believe that
Any war would heTesfter take place with Great iir
tam. The whole effect Of adjourning oar difficulties
has been that q ey cave been from time to time un-
fouly settled in our favor TIE greatest allies are
/ time srd Providence. There commerce AMI work,
ard verge CROUCH for both nations. There ia no III
/ vahv, but Only eererous emulation. We can wal.
M ext year for bu,ldog these vessels, when there IL
| ,on1e u rey in the Treasury.
| Mr.. JOHN COCaRANE N. " proposed 10 add
Ten screw iron guDbosis, with full steam power aud
! ot = maximum ora.t of water OF ten feet armed and
n,oviJd fer service in the waters adj scent 10 this
! continent This peace measure, and yet 10 the
me n. the inscl.nce of an arrogant power sends
| Le, houuds alter our commerce ami demands tue
;b, of xisitstion gpd search. Our vessels are pur-
med by ,hese foul moseters OF THE deep, ana our
,ehts ,ismped under foot and yet ssutsmen sneer at