The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

which appeal was, on motion OF Mr. Nilsson tAoet
Much confusion prevailed throughout the discussion,
hall Ad,zen gentlemen ~ tunes speaking ~ once
Mr.. BAMsDALH, tdem) Of Mss, moved to table tie
whole subject
Nssa,ivso-so against lls
Mr.. hplsons resolution adopted.
MIKAGs
Mr.. SHERMAN {rep } OF Ono, moved that the Houss
proc.ed 10 the business the Speakers table
v'ew OF acting the bill regulating mileage OF
ees ut wen, cents per me the distance being computed
Mr, wAsnHuKSE, Uep) Of Ill, moved resolution re
fefrmg the sanjsct TO the comnse OF the waoe the
State OF the Uaio0. Dsagreei 10 by IS majority.
He then moved suspension OF the rules in order 70
sduce and print for improve
hnbor oil Chicago
Nr STANTON (rep) Of Ohio said IL such motions we're
u b. interpoeed bs colleague {Mr might
don b's hope to reach the Mill aye bili " day.
rne House refused " suspend tho rules only 80 voting
IN the affiI NATIVE.
Mr. sHsKNAs gave notice that he would 70 morrow re-
new bis notion
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
He asked leave to offer Resolution referring the sub
tct OF Pacific Railroad 10 select committee o. hteen
ihe committee sere ordered be should decline serviDg
It.
Mr.. CURRY, (dem of Ala, objected to its introduction
Nj SHERMAN moved sus penson Of The rules.
Agreed to-i25 against 43
The Tesoint,ou aroeted.
efiP ABOUND NIAGARA.
Mr. brRRouGiis, (rep) OF N. Y asked, bat ansuccess
fully leave 10 oer resolution for tbs appoinsO OF of
committee OF inquire into the expedsncy os saa
Niagara
The ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-
MT eARKnAlE asked leave 70 oner resolution promo
Eng th' senate cofrbg u adjourn oa the stn OF juno
Mr. GROW, Nep,) Of Pa suggested awendn dnent that
Copetsts scjoo,n when all ts business transacted.
The Bonss refused 10 suspend the ruess7 against CO.
rot two thirds.
IMPORTANT INVESTIGATION.
Mr. CoyopE, (Tep OF Pa, offered the to,iowing:-
Fcsolvec That committee Of five members appointed
ns spesns, fGr NE prpSss Of Investigating shshsr tbs
ueni has y money pair n.gs or other improOer
oa % ss s OF re. .
sns ns sSs ct sny ate or Tssos and also
@ent have by continuation otherwise areven.ed
% GT sUW on tie q
dent has asd refused compel the execution Of law
mo NE above At the Chicago otos Pos. oss and
and lot other Ssyy xsras aos as to an asa.ss
psnrs csp,sne.r ebratoa OF tho lb sovsmosr 1874
ssssss Of a Of money t. Sn'r ~
used ia any Other State or ssses IN ~hs,
done from ~hsi sosrces be money ~ss derived
an. T.ps,, he = sA@ss Of As parties and or
tor ps,sons and eapefs and TO lspOr. al any tine.
ton of the resolution The charges ahoad be spscasd
M uNDxRwoop, tdem OF Ga-iet the gentleman
state what dishonest acts have been committed.
Mr. BINGHAM, ep) OF Ohio, objected to deoae, as out
o. order.
Mr. UNDERWOOD said was not in order to MAKE vague
Indefinite charges investigation The gentle
should state the grounds Of hrs inquiry. L the gen
t'tman would on bus own respors biIjty state that he
kpows or has been informed that brbes have been
objected To charges by nsinuation.
Mr. GROW ooscteo to the debate
The CHAIR, tMr Coifax temporarily pres,dng,) over
ruled hr Fiorebcea point. The argument would be ap
propriate II Inc rules should be suspended
Mr. FI0RENCE repeated--Ths charges too vague
indefinite. He therefore objected TO the resolution.
(Cr'es Of Order from the republican sde) He
would not sit IN his place quietly when such inuendoes
were directed against honest men. (Lanebter)
Mr. CoyoDE said something about the Philadelphia Navy
YARD, 10 which
Mr. FLORENCE replied, he much n favor ferret
ing ont coYfuptons bis colleague was, but wanted
reason for the investigation
Mr. NORRIS, (rep) Of Penn, said he did not mean TO
d. bate the resolution, bat tacse charges made
The remainder Of the sentence lost IN crIes Of
"crder' from the democratic side.
Mr.. CovoDE moved Suspension Of the rules
Mr.. BURNETT, (dem OF KY, desired to say u the
chsrses were mace specc he would vote for tie invest
eatloD.
The Republicans called him to ordcr
Mr. FLoKxscx said wond be just q easy to make the
cha Iges specific az Il neral
Mr. AsHMokE (dem) Of s. c., commenced Speaking
when be was called 10 order by M Grow.
Mr AssxoRx sa,d Mr.. Grow had better keep IL tongue
(Crics Of "O1der" from the republican soc) He would
not vote for any investigation insnastions, lying
and nntruthf0l, when the gentleman will not personally
take the reepon'biiity OF ~ha, be asserts rbs be
heved 70 be the substance Of Mr. Asnmoree remarks, bu.
prevtptet him from beng heard distinctly He wogd
vote for the resolution the charges specific
Mr. CoBB (dem) J, Of Ala. said-fr my party is guilty
others, amid cries Of order stated why they would
vote against such suspension Of rules
The rules suspended III against 46, and the
ution was adopted under the operation Of the previous
question
TIE TRoumxs THE RIO GRASDE.
Mr. REAGAN, (dem Of Texas, offered Joint resolution
that five millions Of dollars be placed Ut the disposal os
the President 10 deray the expenses Of the volunteer
forces t. be called into military service for the suppress
son OF hoehities on the Rio Grande frontier.
Referred 70 the Committee Military Affairs
Adjourned.