The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-01

ment q the expenses Of tho presen. rebson an tne
other to psovide for foeng the OF all rebels wc
have taken ap against the government. Referred
70 the select committee.
Mr.. wlcnUT, (Union) Of KY, asked leave to intro.
auce resolution Of inquiry ASCERTAIN by what sutho
ry General Hunter had issued order TO emancipats
slaves in the manner expressed by Msssrs. Hutchnsj
Loveoy and others.
Objection made to the introduction Of the resolu.
rHs REPORT o. THE CONTRACT MvusroArno ooxanrrn-
KxssCRxfARY CAMERON CEBUKRD.
The resolutions reported from the Committee On Go
vernment Contracts was taken up.
Mr.. Stevens motion 70 lay them On The tsbs was re-
je0tsd by ayes II, nays LOT.
The following resolution was read
thousand Han sarSlpss Simon sssysn:
s Es F sssa % as
e o 81 1 sSs ii
demands against tho Of the purchase
An unsuccessful efbrt was made to amend the rsso.
luton, making It read "purOhassd from simon sts-
NJ; Fnnos, (fsp.) ofN. r., moved 70 amend the 70.
solution By adding
Providing cha. nothing herein contained shall b
any Claims srsns from sdysnces made In rood faith On
certificates made By authorized officers Of the
THIS was rejected by vote OF 81 against u.
The resolution originally reported was adopted By
123 against %.
Mr. Colax's resolution was adopted, % sgaias. n.
Thsresoution reads a. follows
eating Commtee Of 1852 communicating the oncers
g Ss% and diving them
% .a. H. Il. s Of Fl
worthy Of Imitation wherever practicable by the inves
nssves especially whsre he said committees and
:sct such testimony IN secret session and that 10 con-
citizen on parfe evidence taken sgans him BY
IN h hs
tunity 70 explain rsfute It before their report
Tho following resolution, reported by the committee
Resolved That the practice OF employing irresponsible
parties having official connection with the government
performed BY regular Officers Of tho government and q
p sn me %
" invited by reasonable advertisements for proper propo
disappiobation Of this House.
The following resolution was submitted by Mr.. Hot
MAN, (opp.) Of Ind, from the committee
by investing Alexander Cummings with the large
sums o. the public money and authority 2 purchase mill
him any for the faithful performance Of his du.
sva able and BY involving the government IL vast mum.
Der 81 psrsCns mot in
In he h Of for nSs s.Iy,
and deserves tie censure 81 this HOUSE. pA'''
The resolution waa adopted--75 against 45-as fol-
lows
YEAsMessrs Aldrch, Allen, Ancona, bailey Of Pa. Ba-
dnton Calvert Casey. Clark Clements. Cobb Frederick A.
Sss A ;sSS1k ss% ss.Ss s:
s hsF kss
gsa o. 81 II See
yoorhies, Walton Of VI Ward Webster, Wheeler, wkne
N1rs.Msssrs Arnold Rabbit, Beaman, Bingham Blair
Of Pa, Blake, Burnham, Campbell, Chamberlain, Cofax
Roscoe 0onkIing Dqs Edger9n Eliot Ety. FssssIden
Lovsjey Gef herson, aoreheaa, Morrill, Me-. Rice o.
barger stevens, Trlmble, Trowbrdge Van vaikenbcrg
Wall. Wallace. White OF Ind
Mr.. HoiHar'S second resolution was road as follows:
ment Of George d. Morgan without requiring him any
guarantee for the faithful Of his duties In the
with on the prices paid for such
vessels and receivable from the seller instead Of employing
rnan.horized By law aessucvs Of public economy ana
public confidence and deserves the of this House.
The resolution was rejscted--45 against To-
The Affirmative vote as follows
man Bidde Blair OF Va. Calvert Clements FREDERICK A.
Conkling, Roscoe Conklng Cox, Crsheld, Dunap Dunn
Enspp aeRsso ao My asnns Morris MoS
Norton Patton Pendleon Parker Robinson, Rollins Of Mo-
ssss q 81 Thongs Of Md Wssn
n THE PACIFIC RAILROAD Bill.
The House went into COMMITTEES OF the Whole on ths
fined TO perfecting substitute which had been offered.
The Committee rose.
LAND DrsrRuT IN NEVADA.
Mr.. KELLOGG, (rspl OF Mich, from the Committee OF
In Nevada.
Adjourned gfs r