The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

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heysd this letter ss,derscs Of Brgh1s troyaite,
AMI calculated give sfd ard oonor 70 The pubic
enemies therefore, recfved that said Jesse D. Bright
Is sxieHsd from his tn Senate Of lilo uIitsd
Bates pgotraeteG d resulted ia tha aGoplon .
/ tho rssous oy vote * s2 % l4--oseT two-
thirds for expulsion Tho snnoaTemeut VI the yoIs
received Nth applause "a Tho galleries. Tho z 81
n IL tbs loyalty OF Benjamin. stark senator from e
State OF Oregon. also excited lengthy aissss0n lis
right 10 be sworn member Of tha scr4te sue
tained and The senator's mot do qu'st!on 81
his loyalty rsls red 20 The Judiciary Co,nmteo
resolution OF expulsion Introduced IN IN, case oi
Senator simmons OF Rhode Island for corrupt conduct
IN receiving compens tion for proeurnr aots aud
VAS referred 10 the judiciary ComnHteo
10 the House d. c. Burnett Of Kentucky and John "
REID, Of Missouri absent members were formally %
PEELED as tacrs IN arms against me goyeramcn, tbs
GATED States
In the House the Judiciary Committee charged
with the investigation OF allegations iloya atty against
Clement L. va,isndg CHAM Of OHIO sld Benjamin Wood
Of New York. In the formsr they reported that
they found no iac,s TO justify the charge In The latter
Mr. Wood offered resolution requiring tho committee 20
report The resolution objected ", aud Tho sub
| 10 ssli Under the confederation OF the comm ttee
in the caso Of senator Simmons the report
cd tho facts as they appeared in evidence before them,
but making nsndation whatever In express
i ting thcir opinion they say
Inat ath az senator slmDons may have thought
he declares that hs act neither unawiui ngr
wrong, decizE alton which his age resyec;abiitv ana
long, usefn and honorable LIE, IL woaid shul f
vor, while II true that these very Considerations should
make wiful departure from rect con uo
more ga ing and ceascra0ls still such practice is
trely iieiensbe Q. and that IL high ifpa,
Senator Of the United States 10 have acted thus even
where the government sustained loss thereby, but
es scaly at tius when tho very eSsteg of the r.
vsrnnent AMI the union was endangered by hcfce aad
nj. Iah il IN q Mt tpfF
| country was every whsse engagcc-a rebellion which
nrst by robbery and afterward by occasonng unimed
re sutcns Tor the purchase OF supplies and arms has
subjected the public treasury to untJii and trl.hiI
/ drains.
| THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
Mr.. vallandigham early in the Session, submitted a
| resolution requesting the President TO communicate
copies Of any communications addressed TO tho Executive
OF the United States by tho governments o. England
Spain and Franco in regard ~ the armed nterventio
proposed by them IN the affairs Of Mexico, Sc The
President in compliance with the resolution, sent the
dcumeu is asked for hch referred to tho Commit
Tee on Foreign Affairs The committee have not
s. Subsequently resolution adopted requesting
the President furnish copies Of correspondence con
nection with Mexican affairs since the
the intended withdrawal OF the allied forces from tina,
country. Compliance with the resolution deem
| cd expedient at the present time.
| THE SURRENDER OF THE REBEL COMMISSIONERS
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both houses copies Of all correspondence winch ha
taken place up that time between secretary u
state and the governments OF Great Britain
the subject the removal of Mason ard siiei FROM
the British mail front. Tie qdsstia hrs
taken up and discussed in the House, tbs motion
Mr. vallandigham to refer tbs Whole subject to the Gem
mitee on Foreign Affairs. In the Senate also. npsr
tant debate followed the motion u rotor to tho Com
ai.tcs on Foreign Affairs. The whole question sc
referred IN either house Oiber documents corresron
dsnce aud dos atches upon the subject were, from time
to tms transmitted by the presiGs to Congress al OF
! which similarly referred Tho subject WIS mol
again brought up, having been indefinitely postponed.
i LONDON INDUSTRIAL hAgiBITioN.
At the session oini resolution adopted
tn yizDg Ike President take Tor tia Iote
eesentaticn OF the industrial Of gIil,a
States the exhibition tbs .ndcsy OF all uaois
DO holden in London. bill drawn np carry aa
the Oh vi Tho resolution; but when pu us passasc
il the House II met with great onaosiiion and W.
huai iai the table without division. The aueec
sas set side IN The by majority Of % II.
| PRESENTATION or AMERICANS At THE rrILERIEs
Mr. sumner in tho senate, presented aresohiton TIM
The President DO requested to furnsh 10 Tie Senate any
recent spondence the aos OF tho pspartnsns
state alg 70 the prssen ion Of Aner,an .itzons
| the Court OK France.
The alleged sxsteacs OF = treaaons bio league in tn
State Of Michigan ~ overthrow Tho govern ana
charge ainst sxpresaent Pierce hat he scty
and agent o. the conspiracy which appeared
The columns " contry newspaper the only Foundation
tr either was nsfe the sabsct OF r.sou' :on aud re
iative debate III the Senate III. Pierce reqissti.
the attention OF the nswsuspes paragraph
sid IN subject him, as il had b-op
The occssjon OF a correspondence between himself END
the ecr.try Of time previously Tho sccrs
ary o state furnished 10 the Senate all The correspond
the SUBJECT;
OBJECT gHE VAR.
The n st action iake the tiOu-e which called FOR
vote on tins al i'm ortan sbiec, Of che suBiec
,hch occupied all nnds IN toe Cabinet, ~ Congress-
turuu. heat ,la country the Introduction Of IN
follow my preambe and Tosoigtiols submitted by Ir
| holman, of Iu.i!na:--
whscss, his lo,sr On the I'D LAY o. July sst by u
almost Unanimous yo,e, adopted Inc follow Solution
submitted u the House by ,ns Hon J. j. Gritt-ndsa
| hs.tCcky.-
Beaoived, that the resent dsiorGbie ciyl war Ia.
been force upon the country ~ tins dlsnos Of
southern IN revolt against tie coustit ious
gayHrrf nit AID H. arms aouni th' capital nst ~ l
n..,9al oilor -enc, Congress, BAN hing Il. eor.s 81
r.ale fas ion ontlsJ vii. rocoeet only i;s no
70 us w..oe country tiat iha waf IL not va Ell IN or
nac ~ ANY sprit ~ oppression hei .of any purpose 81
conqHast sabi alton, iog she purpose u ever
sirs wing iIt,Tlafus with this rlsts sstsn he
n- ,at Of The st.stss bat 70 dssad snd uainttii
hc tpremacy oil Nhe .tnstiththn ana - ~ essg.r IN
Cn,on WIZ is acniiics, equa! Atd no rights of IN
StslAs uiirfaed, ald tst ~ coon these oh
| Iuc,s arc accUinyi sized tie war ought 4,
Ad wh.rels SINGS that line NJ event has occurred q
| change the policy "a tia government, tusreioTe,
1 Resolved That the principles aDoYs eXprs 5sod ~
| slafnuly rsaihtpiea by lAe House,
| TIC preamble and resolutions vere rejected by ma
Iority of u 10 66, tie Gun principally that il Wa
only repetition u what had been already solenAy Al
nrued by Congress. Subsequently, resolution sab
med to the House 20 the effect that the shan
prosecuted for AIRY otner purpose lna tho
"a the aa,h rty Of the constiton, AMI that tho vol
IA Of the people involved Ia maintaining tbo pre- 81
fon Of government, undsr tho Constitution withou
modification change Ins resolution also laid o.
| the table By avoss Of 30 to S.
Various resolutions OF einiar character were sub
mtted in the House and easss which dis ,ossi d
BY aene referred H. conmitbos 40 never reported.
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