The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

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Niy prepared sreeoa, hsvins essused, yee pspsbi'
beAsiDg on tne future a Csetssi AmesCs and CsbA
IL &c., was s. sS, ,oc ,s ,ay0r pn,
In bis speech hedaA, he esid, usually given 10.
"gaanl service All .hse ives nothing gsllsnt nor juc
caous in Cocnnodore Paintings exploit he reviewed
infinitely the eyer:s Q; career passing from tee
Soncrs fcsco 70 Nicaragua where through the farce Of
popular election, supported ny the bAyouet, ne Oh
tanned power AID mad opportunity 10 exhibit
his statesmaash,r. Ys. bis administration q
succession Of acts Of rapne and cocdsaed His
rican company and Others, AID partition it among
bis followers AID s1rc then ne has been ooterec Dy
persons who wai hin to support their :ilcs 20 tae s2os
Gen. walkers CAIN for h: other attribute thar
that Of perscrsl bravery the Characteristic Of ali
pie In the higher qualities of tee soldier and OF states
msnship he had with him many that we're his superors
In tiinee Of difficulty and danger ell looked to GEE Hen
nngsen, who became the head and Walker but the hand
OF the expedition. Commodore Pauldng wrong TO
act as he did Gen. Walker had hundred ard Hfty
men uIder the gurs OF his (Paudrgs, fee bis WAX
ers) supplies were cut on, and the Ncaraguans would
not have assisted him The Ncaraguang did apply
Commodore Paudipg for assistance, although they had
time 10 DO SO. thus ing they meaat ~ deal with
Walker Themselves He (wsiker) in a short time would
have been giao to have sought the protection the nag
which be had renouncet, and bad hA returned To tao
United States he would not have excited false sympathy
He would have wandered aecut railing ut the admlnstra
cn for some time. and finally have settled down ~ an
honest LIVING Now no eOoner has he tet his foot upon
his native LAID than be sets on foot machnaons,
assuming the character or an injured wsn He (SdeD,
cited General Walker letter the Secretary OF the Int
ror anc also quoted auth rites TO show that the Fashion
mlgDt nave Deem sezed al aud conveyed 10 dobuS
He Slidel might incur roproach for hS course from
persons syDpshzDg with General Walkers projects but
duty demanded Of him 70 make the statement he had
undertook the regenei alton of Central America Per.
sorally, he understood that he (Walker) of good
sSuCasUn' ,as n'ssesce, and IN PIRATE e o, gen
instances OF national fbus,ering, instancng the Spa
nish Cariht war when General Deacy Evans and
other English officers and Parliament men commanded
British legion in the Portuguese civil war and the Greek
war Of independence Mr. 8. concluded by saying that
although he admitted was dangerous power he would
confer on the President the privilege Of suspendDg the
neutrality laws during the OF Congress The Cubans
although mostly favorable to peaceful annexation not
prepared 20 incur the risks Of civil to accomplish it,
Nothing therefore, be done there at present. except
by negotiation II, however, Spain should attempt TO I'M
pose the despotism Of santa Anna on Mexico II might be-
come the duty o. the United States /, intervene. These
were his (Mr. Sdes) own opinions, without consulta
ton with the administration.
The speech OF Mr. Sldel very interesting, but
imperfect heard by the reporters, owing to the noise in
the galleries. which suggested the idea toat the spectators
failed TO perceive lis importance n fofeshado~ing the
administration policy.
The subject placed the calendar for TO morrow
Adjourned.
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April g. 1883.
Mr.. wAsHsuRS, Opp OF Me-, moved to table the De-
Gency Appropriation bill Negatived, by 43 against l4S
The question then taken recommitting the bill 10
the Committee OF Ways and Means with instructions
report separate bills the Of deficiency each
head for the service OF the present fiscal year. and in
another bill all appropriations designed for the next
FISCAL year. and also with instructions 70 inquire what
further legislation necessary TO restore 70 Congress
efficient control over the expenses Of the government
Negatived-101 against 11e.
The bill was then put upon its passage and rejected
Yeas log, nays 123.
The following are the yeas and nays
YrAsaMessrs; Adrain Ali, Anderson. Arnold. Atkins,
Avery Ba5ksdale Bennett Bishos Bocosk sonham Boyce
Mo John Cochrane Cockerl Corning Coz, Craig of
pUss
Gsrren, ellis Glmer Goode. Greenwood Gregg Groes
as
Js.ea CLANCY Jones' Owen Jones, Keit Kelly, Kunkei
ScSsSs: GS9assS asr:ssiI q n S.yrsra Niles MI
PhIiips Powell oaiIn.n. Reilly Rsaud sus.eh, san
ddgs siysge Scott Soaring Seward seklss Singleton
Of Nd wheiey, wipslov wooJscn wortendyEe Wright Of
Ga Wright Of Tern zol.icoer Taylor Of New Yor Ward
Says1 Abbot Andrews Rrlnshurs Brigham Hl,ir Bi.s,
SasS sss'SS @ Or canTsi sST
SON cay Gsmen. sHs% s Cobb SSTt = oo,hrnns
DamSen Davis Of ind Davis Mass. Davis Iowa,
fenton foster GsIses sddns emsn
Sggs If a.nfi sSs s Of s
2, Tenn ksIGs k'fy KsTrs Krapp nanks q r
Me-; Morse Of n; y, Mot, Murray Sichss DIN Palmer,
koey Rcas%a ReS Ros6na Roberts, oycS
man q osio shorter s%iih q Va spsner ssllsofI sasn
op Stewart OF PA Tslbc, Tappan Taylor La, Thaycr.
Male washbur1s OF Wis. wa!dron. wsshburne OF Ill,
wssbbufn OF Me- Wilson, Wood.
BiIL
On motion OF Mr.. MONTGOMERY, (sdm ofPa, the House
proceeded 10 the considera,io Of the Kansas bill
Mr. MONTGOMERY then moved tina: the House adhere 10
its amendment
Mr.. BooocK (adm) DIVA, asked whether II this were
egreed TO all chance fer settlement would be cut OFF,
The SPTAEYE said Le would decide the question when
the contingency arisos
Mr.. GROW, topp Of Pa moved the previous question.
Mr.. SEwARD (sdn OF Ga, moved that the fiouse re-
cccc from it's amendment
Mr.. Es@Ku, (sem.) Of Ind appealed to Mt. Mont.
gomcry 10 withdraw bis motion.
Mr.. MoSreoxsRy said 1t would afford him great plei.
sure 20 do 80, but he could no, consent
Much confusion prevailed, ant various questions were
asked regard ,ng the erec: Of the vote.
The House proceeded 20 vote the motion 10 adhere
the House amendment ard the question decided in
the affirmative by yeas Ito, nays Ill.
motion &c reconsider was laid on the table
Mr.. BRANCH, (edm.) Of NJ c, offered resolution
ins.ructpg the Committee on Ways aud Means 70 report
six Bills thus separating tho items la the I" Deficiency
bill rejected to day. He said tho army far
beyond the frontier and Cannot receive supplies,
advance recede uriess Congress should appropriate
the money lie presumed thai no gentleman here desired
the army TO be cut 20 pieces by fierce fanatics starved
for the want Of provisions.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, opp Of Ohio, opposed the recomm,
OF the bill 10 the Committee OF Ways aad Mesos aud
far he concerned willing that II DO passed
responsibility.
Several democrats expsncd tina, they against the
bill account OF subjects having been introduced into
not coming under the head of "DehoieDces."
Pending motion 10 reconsider the vote rejecting tho
bin the House ciourned
u. =. supreme Court.