The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Mr. HAzs@e saassa n snsadnsas changing tAs Sosa-
dary lima Adoptsd
Ths bill paced
Mr.. GRHD called up ths bin 70 authorize the Secretary
a the Navy equitasy % adjust certain supplies Passed.
| ADAmnoH ~ NEVADA TERRITORY uro UNION
Mr. WADE called tho bill for the admission Of Nevada
/ a. State.
Mr. DAvu opposed the bill on the ground that there
/ wero not sufficient Inhabitants there.
Mr.. CAxus moved % amend By providing that there
| should be l27 900 inhabitants In the Territory.
Mr. RICE said when they said they had enough to form
State they should be admitted, and no right 70
fix the number They were American citizens and
Mr. ANr, of Kansas said they would have 70 read the
Senator from Virginia out Of the democratic party Il
the doctrine the democratic party that II made no
difference what the number were, II they willing
and able to support State government and there
another doctrine Of that party which the Senator seemed
to have forgotten That was, that tnc Of war YOU
support your government, whether right wrong
The bill passed-yeas "a, nays i6
/ rHE TREATY wrH rERU.
Mr. SuhsKs, from the Committee OF Conference on the
bill 10 carry INTO effect the treaty with Peru, made
| port, which was concurred In.
| ADMISSION OF COLORADO TERRITORY INTO THE UNION.
Mr. WADE called up the bill for the admission Of Colo
Mr. TnunaulL moved to postpone the Colorado bill aud
take up the bill providing for the election Of representa-
| tives In Tennessee and louisiana
Rejected-yeas 10. nays 20.
| rm INTERNAL TAX BILL
hr fEssEspxS, from the Committee OF Conference on
the Internal Revenue bill made report, which
Cured In.
THE MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION NIL.
Mr.. FrSzsokS, from the Finance Committee reported
back the Miscellaneous Appropriation biII which was
taken up and several amendments Of the Committee on
The committee moved strike out the provision FOR
| third mileage.
| be stain on any one TO take this third mileage.
Mr. RICHARDSON was opposed TO striking II out. He
thought there could be no stain In taking what the law
| provided as part OF Their compensation.
Mr.. SHERMAN referred TO the law which provided that
| two raiieages should be paid.
| Mr.. WILSON OF Mass said that when the pay Of the
members OF Congress was established it was understood
that there was 70 be no third mileage
Mr.. fEssESpEx said II clearly understood that
members were 70 have 81 900 and two meages and he
knew other construction. But this pro
position 10 pocket an oxtra milage.
The motion 70 strike il out was lost by the following
vote
Ysas-!Mcssrs Clark, Dixon Fessenden Foot. Foster
Grimes anssn Nh nGys kSs iaSe wS lns Merrill o5 shs
NArs-Messrs Arnold, Garlic, cowan, Davis, Doottle
Harding ,sndegson. Hicks Howard Lane Of Knnsas La
bull, Wall wilkinson Wilson Of Moo
Mr. CHANDLER said he paired, but should have
voted aye.
Mr.. HAIRS also said he should have voted aye IL he
had not paired OF
Mr. WILSON, of Mass, moved an amendment 70 make
mileage twenty tive cents per mile
Mr.. FEssEsDES offered amendment, which was
adopted providing for an Assistant Collector Of Customs
Mr. DoLIrrrE offered an amendment pay i've millions
for the claims OF Maine and Massachusetts, for lands ceded
under the Ashburton treaty.
Mr. snERMAS opposed the amendment being doubt.
ful claim Of long standing and should not DO placed on
bill these should be careful and not load
| down appropriation bills TO defeat them
After further discussion by Messrs MORRILL,, GRIMES
and CHANDLER, the amendment was rejeced--yeas IA,
nays 26 900
| TO encourage European emigration. Rejected.
Mr. HoARD offered amenoment 10 punish and pre-
the circulation Of the socaed Confederate notes,
bonds, 30. Adopted
| Mr. WILSON OF Mass. offered an amendment, appro
priatng two millions to be expended under direction OF
tho President for expenses incurred In any State
beion, for srrnng aud brigadiag such persons
be enrolled for protection against domestic violence Re-
jected
| corps in the army amendment. Adopted.
Mr.. RcE offered amendment 10 authorize the secreta
o the Treasury 10 reimburse the state OF Minnesota
for expenses incurred the late Indian hostilities
Adopted.
| at one O'Clock the bill passed.
ADxslsIoS COLORADO UNION.
The Senate resumed consideration oi the Colorado bill,
| which passed. Yeas, IS; nays, II.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Nj. ASHoSy called up the bill TO expedite public print
| ing, which WAS passed.
A0use or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1858.
| me CLAIMS
| Mr.. FxN1os, (rep) OF N. r., moved but tho House
! refused 10 suspend the rules, to consider the bill
for the sppontmsnt Of ascertain the
claims Of loyal the destruction Of their
property by troops United states during the pre-
4 sent rebellion.
| EXECUTIONS AND fIsAL FRO
The House rassed the Senate bill TO enable District
OF the United states 10 executions and other
| final processes Ia certain cases
1Hs INTERNAL
Tho House took mp the Senaies amendments TO the In
\ ternal Reve bill.
! That relating 70 tavern licenses was read.
Mr.. srxsEss, (rep) OF Pa, said that Commissioner
\ Boutwell, had decided that persons having procured
liccuses for should also take out license 10 sell
liquor and segars The Housen is amendment mad pro
vided that hotels could these articles their
guests But the nse had returned TO the old absurdty
| The Seuate's amendment disagreed TO.
Ihe Senae's amendment striking out the tax on ready
made cctlng agreed to by three majority; also
was the amendmcnt Of two per ccntum on all ships
steamb iats and other vessels hereafter built.
The House BY vote or "a sgans 49, concnrred in the
tracts the purchase gold and silver,
bullion secured by pledge or deposit, or other dispo
performed period exoeedog days, shall be
writing printed. and signed by the parties, or their
agents attorneys. and shall have adhesive
STAMPS provided IN the which this Is amend
ment ciual IN amount ~ one hall u one pof centun
aud interest ., the rate Of six per ccntm annum
tl.e amount 20 loaned pledged OF deposited, and " any
sush loan, pcdge dep 81. made Cor reriod not
cocdng three days, shan BE- renewed, or IN any way
tended Tor any time Whatever sad loan, pledge, or
depo shall be subject W the duty imposed losns
HedinR three Gays and no loan ID currency money
aforesaid shall he made exceeding Ia amount the par
vlluA the coin pledged deposited nv security and
any loan made, or attempted 70 be made, shall se
The Houso concilrred the senate new section that
from and after the date wh' Ibis act takes eject there
shal be allowance drawback cordias and other
liisors, Manufactured wholly IN part ~ domestic dr.
titled sprs, whh duty shah have raid orua
Ia amount 70 the duty pad such spirits when
exported with such deduction the Secfs-
try of the treasury may think reasonable, not
exccedng I've per ccnIm % the amount o. duty PAID
the be sssertanej Ia tile and the
regulations bod section lls " the act 10 which
this n addlina and the 10 be subject 10 an The
provisions ~ the sad section applicable thereto Pro-
v!ded, that such allowance shall be made. uness
the value oi the splfiis usel In sch msnufactsrc
shall exceed hsf OF The whole value of the
nLisctnrcd az Aforesaid.
some of the scnaes amspdmeuts having been non
concnrrcd Ia a committee OF confefcncs was asked
TYR srrrs, ETC
The House passed the bin the revenue by
the reservation aud se cf town stcs river shores
mortgages Sc.
ras sfI-
The House 10 committee considered the Miscellaneous
Appropriation bill.
An amendment wss adopted, appropriatng million
dollars deirsy The eyrsnses Il raising equppng trans
porting and subs sting nllia minute men III Penn
sylvaua, Maryland, Missouri ohio, Indiana and Ken.