The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
Affairs In Washiogtos.

WARRINGTON, Hpfit ., 1000
The number of vessels Of classes OF
which have been changed under the &C. OF March, 1885,
the authority being vested in the Secretary OF the Tea
sury, s fftycne The records at the Treasury do not
chow that any Of them have been founaered sea-
With the exception OF the steamer Central America No
specific reason given for changing its name from
George Law.
The in the Treasury subject TO dra is over six
millions The receipts last week nearly five hun
dred and fifty six thousand dollars
Lieutenant Renshaw has been appointed TO the brig
BA.nbridge preparing at Norfolk to join the African
squadron.
Col Benton rallied sufficiently this evening to dictate
eeveral letters.
THIRTY-FIFrH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1868.
The Senate not in sesson to-day, having adjourned
yesterday Until Monday.
House or Rs representatives..
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1853
Mr.. Lovryoy opp OF H. made Intellectual effort to
inform the Heuse no many army officers aosen,
from their duties, and at the ses. Of government and how
many hold civil Office by election or Otherwise
PASSAGE or THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
Mr. BRANCH, (acm Of c. spoke WITH refer ence to the
Of the vote by which tho Deficiency bill
rejected He hesita.ed not 70 declare that the
expo mixtures Of the nrmy had reached point in
dIce the entire country 10 and demand reform and
pointed out the way bS which this could be Effected He
Believed. heretofore declared by the House, in the
form Ct a resolution that Utah of rebellion
II is ,Oo late and uous r. undertake to control the
discretion Of the President to tho disposal OF tue troops
Mr. j. CLANCY JoXEs, lacm in reply, said the Quar-
Ter master Geners did not send the estimates his
responsibility hut they received With the endorse
ment cf the Secretary Of War.
Mr. BRANCH satisfied with the explain aon and was
glad TO IND that 60 Outrage OF property had been pcrpe
uaed by any bureau officer.
The vote by which the bill rejected was reconsl
dered.
The House then refused recommit the bill TO the
mi'tee Of Ways and Means
he bill then passed-yeas Ill, nays 81.
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.as F ssss 81 Fa sass % 81
s%h q Tenn seSh, r Wss sexs OF
dyke, Wrght Of Ca, Wright OF Tenn Warren, watkins,
N.Y--Abbot Andrews. brigham, Blair, Bliss. Braytou,
burlington Burisg game Burnett Burroughs Case, chafee
Clark Of Ct Ga Clemens Clngman Cobb CLARK. D.
Ccchrsre Colfax Comns covcde Crsgn, Craige of o..
Of IA b5Gd pa2e f @z e
0srne Giod'pgs Gilman Gooow;n Granger GROW. as Of
Mss Hsris, Hill Hoard Horton. Housor, ies Of Tenn
Kellogg Kusore Knapp ieinb Ieier Loycjoy, Marshall
Mott STpay Psmr fse Pike
Purviance Ready heagsn Richie Robbins Royce Ruain
Soslea shaw OF C.; GhNrm of Y. chairman Of Ohio
shorter Spinner Stanton Stewart of Pa TsppAn Taylor OF
Ia thompson, Tom Nkns 1rippe, Underwood Wade Wal
bridge, walton wAshbnrue Of Wis, wadron washburnc of
Ill, ~sskburn o. We. Wilson.
The House agreed that whoa atjourring il shall be TO
Monday at half past two O'Clock.
Mr. MORRIS OF Pa SAID he haa Just heard OF the death
toe Hon. Thomas Hart Benton, and was f that the
House should adjourn.
The motion Was unanimously agreed 70.