The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
motion tte ussssgs Was laid on tho table. and ordered Il

motion he ussgs VAS laid on tho table. and ordered u
rus COLLECTION or The REVENUE
The Hcuse then be bill - returned from the
senAte. With amen imens making approprM"o0s '0e sos
| collection Of tho rtv,pue
Mr. BARKsDAIE, (sdm OF Muse ssad me 20 umH.ee On
Foreign Aaass we're uos ready TO report tns o resvs
srouic cot adjourn wnou taking measures resent the
Mr.. scMEs isdm.I Of N. Y, was ready 70 report his
bill tut ,ne HSase would DOT oocseat al this time.
| rHx 1000, 900 LOAN BilL-BEirnsa AGoRnsiass.
| The uouse took up vhe Loan bill
Hr BURIIsGAnx, foop Ct Mass speaking % the sub
i.cs a tho rsp ouragss In the Cuff OF aexc, said
acted and the representatives Of the people
should ros remain silent There cou,d IA fnuot Of
"a re ouusges There had been than thirty
~itblp Fix weeks sgsast tos las az ustlous, AZ ex
" story and stosell the doctrine xas thas on see
every nation was equs and every flag which symooissd
80 heness sataooAiy sscred Pirates could DO tak"o
where 'ound bus our people are M, pirates, and there
fore had been outraged. Those who comnitted those
outrage han orders, or they had not sct Of
var. r. not, they eere robbers. The administrator
ssd wait and negotiate There nothing 70 nsgo.ats
Il ~ouo cset doubt courage and If 10
sunk TIE shps brought them toto port it would No 90
cause Of war. England should thank for yndcsing
the law lae standardization, he feared Was not uf 70
roe roc" " s vas ortX or us S ana sn n rs
TO the Call OF the aonse IN the letter from
secretary Cass 70 Mr. Dallas; In the orders to tho CUR
general in the Walker case, uoder
Ubicb O. aisrd recalled for not doing wnat Pauidug
ccndemnsc for cong in the Same waters in toe re-
which were Pootisss ana sm'ess and above
al, in the request for power to attAok the
against Fnslsnds why no, use that alresdy pos
ss%tec2 II there was power TO use the marines 70
sheet down citizens IN Wa hrgton, sss here not power
sgH,r foreign fot2 II Walker could be taken in Mica
raeua, could enemy invaded our sos He said
he President had used his to trsmple down the
rights OF american czus Ut bome hut hsd not strained
to protect from foreign fee. Our people jea
ious os power, nut woud ant every dime and every
man 70 vnac.te the honor Of the country. Toe foreign
body 'nsuted He rered u puoerou5 instances Of
,hs ano pnied out the course Of France ia Centra ne
He said agents hsd Dsen srcn as mako weak
-us haze and strong ones oespee u.s. Inc time
| tss arrived tor us 70 manifest our p1wer.
M KpNKRL tadm of Md, inquired whether Mr. Bur
lin,ame would plunge ire country into war, whetner
Fog .ab0 autnorZe those acts or DO?
Mr. HuRIIsGAMs replied that the course be advocated
the way preserve peace and touor
try. We want war, but want no Insults. Il Eag-
ispd Ia search, she meaot Te never woad
submit to that The question rested With her and not
~nh u.s. lie ADMIRED her courage Snd exuited ia her re-
Mr. ) CLANCY Josss said as Mr.. Burtngsme had made
speech lie expected him ID respouo " all the claims
expenses after referring to the tgures and giving
minute account OF the oitou OF the treasury He re-
Dsrsed thai vas species of aoustsripg 10 ate mQt
financial Nor datpg the expr hours Of tnis session.
| lr, ii be commenced at He would bold him
| self ready to vote tor supplies whenever he
| thought the honor OF tho country demanded them,
and would at once afford every means to viacicsse
,he American Tag on every seq TIE gentleman from
massachusetts, bad blamed the President for not get
| urg up u war, when VAS Dot in his poser to make
POSER Mr. Jones said this bill could 60 tue Senate,
and ater the amount required should DO figured up, that
IN the bill could be Increased accordingly and the House
| could afterwsrd act On 1t
Mr. sIcKrrs said tie policy Mr. Burlogsme pre- 2osed
Wa carried out one hunnred millions Of collars would be
required The gentle mans 8uriirg 81 remarks
equal divided between s5os hurled at tue adrnnistra
ard aureis laid at Great BritAu's feet Tue goethe
coupa,reo that while the Presidept aud Congress
recommended the proceeding against Paraguay nothiog
regard to the osuts received from EGG add
lie (ckIss) remind him 3urlip game, that while he
the xpedCn he has
for spy Of TIC appropriations which Sodid enable the
tston search The administration has done its whole
| duty. II has Lot gone to var, Tor II has no
has lot deleg stcd portion Of s authority
the question: bot The President promptly cal ed the
srlse gve lneo dsssow the acts OF its squadron 10
%auo and Of the Navy hss zen, feet into
tie Gulf strong enough drive 5rsh from
those waters. In the British persist forces there
noicr orders to protect at hazards American yes
sells from this species OF outrage The Secretary OF state,
wtn hi. usual ability and sistesnanike attitude, - been
sepoiug 10 all portOos OF the country TOR Official nfor
regard TO outrage by the British cruisers,
prcp derps'cbed The Official accounts OF tue
visitsoos ri American vessels To Ianden requiring
explaLaten ana disavcwal OF the NO, word had
been sad about ncgota'on, as asserted BY Nc Barln
gan election OF ships Ia the order gwen the
squanrou in the Gull. TOTS attitude OF the President
| should be stesdfss,y adhered Ia by the President
Mr.. BLAIR, topr. Of Mo-, inquired whether was not
on the tho Secretary Of state tns, the British
operaips against the slave trace on The African coast
| Mr.. slcKIs replied-Nc In any OF the word
Mr. BrGR remarked then he was mucn mist sken 10 his
rsdrg OF tie pondence between the Secretary or
/ State and British government
rBr uGHrHorsE APPROPRIATION BILL
wss then taken no.
wish the eesbshnept Of the Lighthouse Board 10 1852
two impulses given 70 nis branch Of the public
smors the arst Of the maritime nations Of the world
establishing free system OF lighthouse lluniuasious
he might DO IN fault. but n IN his judgment
| ing win the principles upon which the Institutions
Of country are founded and commended themselves
spirit a. pesoe which he thought pervaaed the people Of
Massachusetts We ~Ant no war, hot peacenot only at
home bur throughout tho world wne the honor Of our
country and counsry's Gag must DO maintained would
be for others 10 calculate tho material vauc Of war
finally war must como lot e not be upon our Impase,
The House copcurrcd ia tho report Of the Conference
Commiaee The bill making an appropriation for the
Mr. PmLLns, (adm OF Pa, from the Conference Com
mtxo the dnagrecing votes the Post Oice Appro
Mr. j Gr1scT JoSrs said the Comm,,ce on Ways and
Means reported the bill the usual Appropriation bill
ported and Vas returned BY tho senate loaded with
amepdmeps Two Conference Committees had already
been appointed and hu private Information was that the
On Mr. Josls' motion tho bill Vas tabled, whom he
forthwith reported copy Of the original BILL and under
suspensoo OF she rules was passed without oonsdsfA
The house ssrccc % All the sens,e amendments 10 the
Indian n Gconcy BILL and increased the In
Loan bill 70 iweS,, miilIcns Of dollars.
| Mr. Nichols. (opp) of 0hio from the Commute
Printing Reported resolution 70 print Eve thousand oxtra
copies of the Coast survey Report
MI CiKmys amidst considerable Confusion denounced
the scc, Of tho resolution ss sraiui,y 20 Mr. wendell
Mr.. NICHOLS earnestly denied the charge, remsrkiug
that the resolution pre- ioated the memorial OF
| fifty or sixty shipo~pers In New York
The resolution then passed.
The House concurred tho report Of the Conference
Committee the Ocean Mail bill II contains q clause
that shall be lawful Tor the Postmaster General 10
make any steamshp or other nee contract 70 carry the
the for longer period Than two years nor
shs any other than inland and postage be paid
ths mails 20 transported The Postmaster General also
authorized cAuse the mails 10 be transported 70 any
FOREIGN ports by steamships, giving the vessels Amcr
can inland aud postage, and foreign see postage
| preference being given 10 the former.
| shortly after midnight, several members raised the
question that sunday, when the House having no
| particular business before it-adjourued