The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

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CoDIFICATioN OF THE REVENUE LAWS.
Hon. John Cochranes bill for the codiHcaNon Of the
revenue Laws occupied the attention Of the House for
several days during the session. The bill composed Of
twelve chapters and will do much towards reforming the
abuses that now exist In enforcing the present laws
Chap Concerning the registry Of vessels regulating
For the goyernment and regulation Of seaen in the
he officers of the and
ResustDs hs entry q GOODS, Tie anIadiSe cargoes
e regulate sppraIsement Of imported merchandise
&C. 5s scssas' the waeh0u'ns under bonds of imported
soy: q s sps fer obtaining statements
Concerning % ss on duty bonds and
cutter. and their officers and concerning pilots
Il Regulating the importation Of drugs and medicines
pubic Ocs. prohibiting inpOrtaOns, and other ms'ellans
THE oLAYroN-BuLwER TREATY.
resolution introduced at the last session of Con-
gress requesting the President take ouch steps as he
should deem necessary the abrogaon of the Clayton
Buwer treaty The resolution was taken up the House
on The 7h Of december last and referred to the Commit
tee Of the Whole the State Of the Union reads
follows
the treaty e s us States and or
depreciation placed upon ii by Britain OF
The rights tho country ard on the Anercan eonanCon
ton and has been productive only Of isanderstauas and
9seen % zen NE wo W m % b
As be in hs i;sent best calculated to as0s tho speedy
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who insists upon the right to Colombo Ruatan and to
the Mosquito protecorae. The terms Of this treaty
are 70 the elect that neither Great ba or Tue on.ed
sates VIII ever occupy or ior.y, or w VI %
OF Uc @ % @ sh
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sessoy right Of Great Britain to the whole coast from Rio
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At supsequen. peilou AL Nl,nsil, VI ~. ~ .'ro -
oncea long preamble ana resouson nso tne Sena'e' ol
WHICH 'ne ioiiowins 10 'no oonoiuu'ns poiSon-
wess w e. ss s ss es s vs
rate Adversely The independent action Of ibis republic in
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Resolved That President be requested communicate
to the Senate not h. opinion with the public
interest any correspondence which may have since
bic between this and st Of Great
RnIver treatv y VIC w VI " 'Ao oAs"n
The reson,on ,s under tho rr,es ~ tbs ser.,s laid
Ssva I ~, % srsi,v rocesd ;ts . ny ~ Sn T
Sensta ysss;n1 hv vos ~ "a N "a u tsrc n IN % or
consideration.
the oonA S'AA'
The great question that has occupied the attention Of
Consress and the country during this session waa the hill
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apPropfA'ns 'ha'y "'onS |" 1Ao''s'e 'ae aoqu'S''on
Of Cuba but as was evident that could not pass the
House at all and could not be pressed TO vote in the
Senate without sacrificing the appropriation bills and
other necessary measures Of legislation was prudeny
an 70 -. M or eS 5ne WIN tne uma;on M from
ernity Of the messure that he would cali It up At the
commencement Of the next session.
" D ho up ~ .ne Win
the proposition Of Mr. sde and one hour alter midnight
Mr. Brown moved, ss test vote to lay the bill on the
aue, ~ INC srme ume mat ne snouia voe
sgd ,Ss ro~n ymn Io, nv ss . so,1 a. nen
o. 'ne o L. mere are tne names OF the Senators
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& &Yss-ness.a Broderick Cemsron Chandler CLARK Doc
aiIen RsysrT msce ana p
Chernu Clay CinEman Douglas Fitch, FtspssSci Green
Lane nnlory Asson Polk Pugh, Reid, Rics. Sebastian,
smeos, saoeh SmMn, Toomos ana ward.
sold ss with ss aosa e. The s
rick, Of California.
In the course OF the proraced debate TO which the bill
was Subjected Mr.. Mason, OF Virginia. offered substi
ute 10 the effect that Congress approve the policy of the
message Of the President respecting the ultimate necessity