The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29
Resolution to Expel Senator
salisbury.
Passage Of the Army and Pension tppTopria-
ton Bills by The Senate
Pr0trac.ed Contest in the House over
the Negro Soldiers Bill.
Negro Regiments TO be Raised in
2NassaChUse tts,


THE ACTION OF THE HOUSE ON THE NEGRO SOLDIERS
protraccd session Of the House held to-day upon
the negro military question Mr.. Hickman's bill was
brought up substitute for Mr.. Stevens one hundred
and fifty thousand negro soldier bill There no de.
upon the subject speak Of except the speech Of
Mr. Hickman in which he refused fatty 20 express his
confidence the President Of the United states All kinds
Of parliamentary machinery were brought into play by
the contendng factions All the different ons known
in Congressional gymnastics made aud the spccta
in the galleries treated to exhibition Of par
liamcntary fencing and pugism such AS is seldom Wit
messed Tn, principal weapons used by the eonlbaians
the previous question: yeas and nays, and mot ons
reconsider At quarter TO eleven O'Clock the House
is still at dead lock, the radicals being determined to
get vote upon the bill and tho opposition boing deter
mined 10 prevent t.
ORGANIZATION or NEGRO REGIMENTS IN aAssAcHU.
SErTS.
An order was issued to-day by the Secretary OF War
authorizing the organization Of negro regiments in Mass
chusetts This order is the result Of the visit o. Governor
Andrew, Wendell Phillips and others, and Is follows
Wan DEPARTMENT w An g. S.s Grr}
ORDERED that Governor Andrew Of Massachusetts,,
authorized until further orders TO raise such number o.
volunteer companies Of artillery for duty In tue forts OF
Massachusetts, and elsewhere md such corps Of infantry
for the volunteer military service as he may find conve-
nient such volunteers to be enlisted for three years un
less discharged, and may include persons OF ATT
descent organ into separste corps lie viii make
the usua Eeedfui requsons on the appropriate stan,
bureaus and officers for the proper transportation organ
cation supplies subsistence arms and equipments OF such
volunteers. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, secretary Of War.
It claptrap there cannot be found IN the Bay
state negroes enough to make regiment who are willing
10 volunteer the whole thing ar with tho re.
cent emancipation proclamation which the Judiciary
Committee has laid aside, and is worth Just about as
much the "Pope's bull against the comet
THF RECENT DISCO AcEFuL SCENE N THE SENATE.
In other days there have been scenes which
dangerous the legislative body hai witnessed ~ the
Senate last night Under like circumslsnco the speaker
OF the House boon assaled ard the scgc,nta Arms
called 70 member, put the matter was over.
looked hen reason resumed sway Mr. ncaon said 10
gentleman az this city that he studied his assault upon
Mr.. Foote when The latter backed dowa the aisle and
aimed loaded pistol al him When Mr. Benton gave the
nic ia the throat senator Batter all calls for order
were set ii defiance and it said that apologies were
ever given this matter to the senate or TO any nom
bers II will be remembered that during the tendency
Of the long sr ssc for the spcakershp which ended IN
Mr. Banks election the members generally on both ades
went 10 the House with upon their persons
THE CONDUCT OF sEsAToa sAuLsBrEy.
The conduct q senator salisbury IN the senate last
nigh, meets win universal condemnation and The hopo
il entertained that the senate W yudcate rs own dig
nifty by his summary expulsion
rug Loss or THE GUsEoAT rATrRGas.
The Navy Department has Confirmation Of the late
sukng o. small United States sunboa, by the Alabama,
or $50
THE QUESTION o. EXECUTIVE ARRESTS N WIS
CoSsIs
Senator Howe u Wisconsin. hg returned from his
mptan, visit TO that state for the purpose q recu
ching the differences the state and national ~
thorites concerning executive arrests there The 81
ureme Court OF that statc having decided that the
susuensn OF the habcas corpus TO certain persons
that have been imprisoned for resisting the dran g
unconstitutional, IL has been arranged that the POINT
shan come no 10 the supreme q the United states
tor decision. Meantime the draft hss been hlicd
THE ARMY NOMINATIONS Bgrogg THE SENATE.
In debate to-day in the Senate Senator Wilson said
there were hundred army nominations before ihs
Senate, which provided for by law, and there
was no prospect that they would be acted upon The
senate has 20, itself against sornatooa male 70 vacan'
cics in the recess which existed when the
Senate session.
ARMY PROMOTIONS.
me President hAs 10 The senate the names q
frank r. Bian and Abner Doubleday MAJOR Generals q
4 Volunteers.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The senate to-day oonnrncd the nomination % W. r.
Otto Of Indiana be Assistant Secretary o. the Interior
Charles A. Bc~be receiver q public money at Los Ange
IL. cal Henry a. wiltse, surveyor General fcr Iowa
and Wisconsin.
sout< .TfoSs nv THE PRESIDENT.
Y,,e p,..,sn, today nominated 10 the senate Andrew
wv "a be Judge a the Criminal Court q tho District Of
Columbia the place being vacated BY The death Of Judge
Crawford 1900
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant r. Y. Upton sa' been or
dored 20 the command u the United states steamer
Arizona.
Acting Assistant surgeon : u Nell has been ordered 70
the same vessel.
DISMAL PREDICTIONS OF ROBERT . WALKER.
In cnversa,on yesterday upon the Revenue bill, which
passed the House tho day boioro, Robert j. Waxsr Sb
has been Amos, daily ia consultation with the Executive
branch Of the government reference 10 hnanca mat
tiers, declared thai going 70 destruction with raj
road raphy and TIA, Congress i rushing the country
T. rness tho Senate shall materially amend ID
Finance bill passed BY the House there no hope, ar