The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

Mr. BROWNING (rep.) Of H., presented petitisa for
snip canal from Lake Michigan 10 Tho Mississippi river
. cSsEcx TO TRADE WIN RgBEI. PORTS.
Mr. CnASDiIs, (rep) Of Mich from the COMMITTEES o.
relofed The Houss bill relative W ths bessss
The bill authorizes the President 10 refuse clearance tG
any vessel where 10 hrs reason to believe tbs cargo
Is intended TO reach Mo rebels It also authorizes the
Secretary Of tho Treasury to prohibit tho Importation
transportation railroads. Of certain goods which mghs
any way reach fall into the hands Of The rebels.
TUX CALL ron RsrORs % THE KssrLE rrnwUas
LANDING
Mr. shermans resolution calling for tho reports OF ths
omcer: commanding at the bstte az sssbufg Landngs
Mr.. SHERMAN (rep) OF Ohio, said thea h. in eoaass-
ts with other citizens Of Ohio pained BY se surs
cast on certain Ohio regiments III that baste especially
ny the chicago papes and further by tho senator lsm
hentucsy tAfr. PowsI). who wasnos distinguishes ~
DIS npathy with the cause Ho yeferrbd ~ WHAT Oo
had done in the OF tho war cad the glory va -
her soldiers everywhere. ~
oEio (r sasr MANI had Referred so him. e n.
PowelD had never said anything against ~ 49,
Mr. HAm (rsp) OF Iowa. thought .isAs part q -
Senator: SMr, shsrmanl speech was intended = -
future. From oil that he lr HAran) could learn o00-
raj Grant WIS ne4 y to command largo army
Mr. sxosNso, {ropl o. N. said that hs.LaA issss.s
with pleasure TO the rema ks Of tho Senator from 0ADs
(Mr Sherma1); eus DO was sorry to hear the Senassv
from Iowa CM HAsaal make any attack on 0snssaS
Giant.
Nj wnsos (ep) o. Mass. said tho rssolatsou calas1
fr intornatieny ard ~ one would opp0se ". B1e -
(Mr WILSON, I'D not thnk Is wise % dscsss hsFv o.
e-ations on the dcld nsr the pans and ntavsestso
Of generals in tbesaod. Ct ~ sef7
The resolution was adopted a.
Mr.. HALE. rsp.pof M n, from the Navai CoraMlsose
reported bill reiatve. ~ appointments TO tho lMssas
corps a4s 1aA ~
HUxruRxYs LxrEAcHaENr CASE. $50
Mr. Fo1M. (rep)'o Conn, from the select commassse
resolution viii take proper order thsrso
and due notice will be gwen the House Of Representatives
EpucArIoN op TIE ooLcnspc mIpRxS or THE DISTRICT
The bror the education % c0lored children Of to
District q Columbia was taken PASSED, foiowse
amsr Daen, Doahe Foa, posteS Gs@s
Kns & PSmsroy nn
Ey.k, Tr.poui, Wade, Wilkinson Wilson Of Msss-sA
Wilson Of No. wrisl,--T
Tho bin, amended yesterday rcpoas what 10 oaiie1
tla black coC0 Of tho District sHttsf
1vIt EXPENSES or GOVERNMENT.
On motion Of Mr. FSssEypEs, frep) o. Mo- the -
making appropriation for sunary civii expenses a eha-
cove nment was taken up after somo consdssatas
was postponed.
The bill to facilitate the discharge OF onlistcd sa tas-
physical disability WINS taxon up aad PASSED.
The Senate then held executive session, and, % th
opening OF tho doors, adjourned tfN Monday.
House Of Representatives. 1
WAsntNI9oN May 0, 1884
GENERAL M CLspIAx AND HES Army.
Mr. LoyEjoY (rcp) or u offered the following. whisns
The MEssEscxRs FROM TIE avcroxous FORBES AZ mv-
aae4v q. aess. TsrN
Mr.. sxDcwicK, (rep.) OF N. " stetcd that CapsaiBs
ing dispatches Of tho most interesting and mpossaAl
events, ioge her with trophies, presoms, Gnl
moved they be admitted to the floor.
THIS was unanimously agreed 70. Tho gent enen re-
ceyed marked attentions from the members
Resolved That with feelings Of des gratitude -
Almighty God that the ouse OF from tins
10 time, hear OF tae rumphs OF the Union army IN tbs
great struggle o the supremacy Of the Constitution and tha
Integrity Of the Onion
Rol.cd That with profound salts action III
intelligence achieved by The
The fo.ac ussociued from ca.as; with thcse Oe
the Revolutions; and that the thanks OF Hons9
hereby enaercd Major General Geocte McCellAa
TIE display those ht:n military Gaes with
I'M tant results with but little sacrifice OF human life
fosr'oys rrE.DcA AID SLAVERY hill &
Mr. lOvEfoy of,ecd substitute, slightly modifying ~
bin acted upon yesterday, to secure iree1om to al
within the exclusive Jurisdiction CT the fedsrA
government IN
Mr.. AaS, (opp) OF Ohio, moved 70 the tabtA
Disagreed to--51 against 6b.
Iii. ioyiJor dcnia,,ded tho previous question Dtsss
greed to-42 against GO
LovgJoY RESUMED tr
Mr.. LovEsoY moved 10 rccommt ttsbate
Mr. Cox, OPP Of Ohie. said no hoped the so-calieA
conse vasi.s men would put end " this tanperta9
with tIs negro question. ~
Tho discussion continued at grcataicngth and
participated by various members e.h coostdsgAbzs
spirit H. without taking further action ssss. Quso
ton. the House adjourned I'LL Monday- 49,.