New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
HoUsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. MORRILL, rep, VT from the Committee on
WAYS snd Means, reported bill TO ProViGe Tor the
nav ent Ct outstanding Treasury Notes TO authorize
loan; regulating and increasing the duties on imports,
ard for other purposes. -.
Mr.SHERMANN Rep, o. from the same Commit
tee, ported bill making appropriations Tor Lne ne
cessary executive and Judicial expenses OF the Govern
rnent for the next fiscal year.
The Committee on Commerce reported bill making
appropriations for the Lighthouse establishments;
Mr. HASKIN "A /. Dem, N. ~ from the Com-
oittee on Public Expenditures, reported bill repeal
ing the act providing for the Notifications at WetS
MT. ETHERIDGE IS. Am, Tenn from the Com
pittee on Inc affairs reported bill Proyidihg ior
The ma. uent for the depredations committed by the
STb;tes on the Shaw1 ee lnoians of Kansas.
Mr. SCOTT (Ad: Dem, CALI from the same oOn M
;,tes reported bill providing for the examination OF
the elsims oeessoned by the indian depreoatlons III
New Mexico. .oso-,oa 70 the C,on-
S. NJ the Whole on the State OF the Union.
anS Uonss proceeded to act Cd the several amend
,ents TO the rules heretofore reserved Tor separate
votes. . .ba Tndoes of the Cont
s. Elsiros Foreign Ministers, and Senators ana hspIe
Va 800 elect are now admitted TO tue hoor. 1net
at of The amendment proposing 10 similarly lheluue
i-Members of the House, not prosecuting claims per,
sonally, OF IS agents Geore lne negafive
M yALIANDIGHAM'S Dem, ONO mou2h 70
ssc;rd the rule which restricts member to one nour
in dsbste, wac defeated by seventeen majority.
A Tule was adopted that, pending the electoh OF
Speaker the Clerk shall preserve order ana oecorum
ana decide questions Of ORDER subject 70 al appear
70 the House. o.o,od b;s
Mr. REAGAN Dem, Texas again presented hls
motion 10 refer the Military Academy BILL as returned
from the Senate with an amendment providing Ior tie
calling of the uounie ed regiment OF volunteers neleVo
60 ss,tbor;zsd into the field, TO the Committee on
NII;ts,v Affairs He showed the pressing necessity oi
an additional cavalry force in consequence OF tne S
tnnsS Indian hosulities, infantry beng almOst
Besidee the boundary between the 1m'eu share
Mexico should be protected Unless Inls - i3IeS
Il dancer that the two nations may become mVoi'eu
In war. ~ OL;, .horobt the merits of the
xfax;csn oueston we're opened by this mouon OF re1
n-encs We ought 20 send the matter TO tne Sol
e. Co. ,be fnIIesf inquiry III the Mexican anlrS are
~ rI;cstsd NV Gov UouftOn's movements On tns
hnrdrT the treaty inat made may be lost we s1guIu
intervene 10 protect Mexico. 1t is part OF the hoh
rec doctrine; the national honor and interest," deinInu
n After glRncng a. the history OF Mexico d his.oiy
of svsuce anarchy, and changes, he crew sea ,t
ment Of the relative strength and conoiuon ~ t1e
Central and the National parties and OF their rghs 70
a. covsr,ment. He REGARDED the Jdarez Govern
rssnt ess6e fqcto and de Jure the Government MI.
McIage had 80 recognized IT, aud pracuealy Dy q
treaty That treaty gave US three valuable ngnss "a
sv over Mexico and the night 70 intervene by force
10 proteet 1t. -. ... 60 a,arv
Hs smoke of the advantages OF the treaty 70 every
- ~ r. cnuutry-tO the Ohio farmer the Southera
ian,s, the iron and mannfa curing interests lie IL
fstrsteS tins by statistics from ono whose gram
nroduct vas one hundred and twelve miighs vi 9usp
eIs ard whose live stock was seventy nliohs u uy'
lars 0faat snr.lus for exchange. he 8eFS ~ g
ment OF tie PRODUCTIONS Of Mexico espes'any ~ ~
coffee sugar and silver. The last Was w" anu ""''