The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-10
pRoCEEDINos OF CONGRESS.
sxaxnTY.sEVHNTa OON0RDss.
SECOND SESSION.


senate.
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BUREAU o. rArrsnosL
-. Ccvas frep) Of Pa, presented pstisen for NJ
ssaaa osreau u statistics.
IHRArus WIN INDIANA
nr NssmrH, (opp) Of Oregon, from the Committee On
indian Affairs reported bill TO authorize the President
= negotiate treaties with certain tribes Of Indians
sRP CANAL IRON nsaRszPr ncn0AS.
M WILSON (rep) Of Mass, introduced bill 10
sruot ship canal for the Of naval and armed
SOS from the Mississippi river Lake Michigan and 70
enlarge the locks OF the Erie and Oswego canals o. New
York. adapt them defence Of the Northern lakes
Ordered TO be printed.
wSsTxRx VIRGINIA.
Mr.. WILEY, (Union) Of Va, gave notice Of bin 10
cid the state Western Virginia In the speedy final
Asolishment Of slavery therein.
RAILROAD HARPxR's FERRY.
srucsng the Committee on the Conduct Of the
aurc into the condition Of the Joudon and Hamp
shire Railroad Harpers Ferry, whether it viii shorten
communication with The Western Railroad and what win
be the probable COST Of tho repairs 10 said road LAID over
Mr. POWELL, {opp.) Of Ky called up tho resolution
ssr,ng General Grsai's order expeiling Jews.
Mr. Has lrsp.)os N. H., said the order had already
Mr. powell was glad q that, and commended The Pre-
passed 70 show ths opinion Of the sna such an order
against class OF citizens.
vrou. but he was not was i. Gem Grant,
now lighting in the ded, unhcasd He moved to pest.
pone the resolution indefinitely.
Mr. WILSON said Gen. Grant had Issued an order which
one thought right, and which had been promptly
MI HALE moved to lay the resolution on the table,
which was agreed to-yeas &c. nays7
TIE EncRANr ESCORT 10 OREGON AND WARRINGTON TERRIFIC
The WICK President laid before the Senate communica.
on from the secretary Of War transmitting tho report Of
Captain Crawford commanding the emigrant escort TO
Oregon and Washington Territories in 1892 Ordered 70
- printed.
or
NJ HARRis. (rep.) Of N K from the Judiciary Com
Of ss me sh .rc ~ per
The bill provides for the confinement OF such persons In
she prisons Of convenient States lesazes the sending Of
such persons to the State prison at Albany NJ " and
for the payment OF ten dollars such persons
on their release 10 convey them homo
The bill was passed
ss.ss S sa 70 s
had been great deal fault foundf
been made and bulls had been prepared 70 oeviae the
against General Jackson for saying that ho
the = he understood H. The Executive was
any ether department Of the government and his con-
ssracsOn is just /" binding. The different do
and no one was superior to the other. The
judiciary, when she question came before them
binding 80 far and farther The Executive, during
sns recess Of Congress- was called upon TO decide the
construction OF that clause OF the constitution relating
Vie suspension Of the writ Of habeas No will
ny MAI hs made any mistake Intentionally in that
stIuctson. But allowing that any mistake had been
Ade and unconstitutional acts had been committed
cannot smother up and srange unconstitutional acts by
pended the habeas corpus wrongfuy, shall hardly
sure she matter by suspcpdng all other laws The
~ suspending the writ to enable the President, In
arrest persons 70 prevent their committing treason
against tho nation and further to hold persons who have
committed CRIME, and prevent their being tried; for
State reasons sometimes make necessary that
should not be tried Immediately He would smother
up judicial proceedings But by hts bill he authorized
every person TO bring suit they had been wrongfuly
fha tn tnhn Tho ha
said that the only Naturalization that could be
had was q pecuniary one TO the person claim
provided for the transfer Of all these suits 80
brought against who made any Of these arrests
suits good faith and probabs cause would be good de-
fence damages should bc awarded, they could only
Be for real damage done TO Individuals and nothing could
be awarded in the Of smart money punitive da.
IMAGES; He would have the whole question met fairly.
The bill was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
RxllU OF NORWEGIAN vEssxr-
On motion Of Mr. SUMNER (rep OF Mass the bill for
The relief Of the Norwegian bark Admiral Tordenhem
taken up and passed.
'FRONT.' PAYMENT OF soIpKRs AND sAIoR
Mr. FrsKsDES, (rep) OF Me-, from the Committee on
Finance reported back tho Joint for the prompt
payment OF our soldiers, sailors and marines, with an
HnKrsoS IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA.
Mr.. SUMNER introduced bill to suspend the sale OF
10 and about Port Royal Referred to the Military Com
nit,ee
SENATOR FROM pnAwARs
James A. ByMd re elected United states Senator from
STATE OF Delaware the 4th 81 March
next. Read and placed on file.
KENTUCKY.
On motion Of Mr. DAVIS, (unonl Of Ky, the bin pro.
vdng for raising volunteers for the defence Of Kentucky
taken up the question pending the substitute pro-
posed by tho Military COMMITTEES, which provides for
raising 900 and gives the President ssnd
them out Of the State II at any tmc necessary.
Mr. TRusBrLL, lrep) OF H., opposed to this obec-
uonable species Of egsation-rasng 20 GOO men,
Kctlcky alone but in STATE for the defence OF pub
lie property In Kentucky. II more needed,
raise them in the ordinary way and BY this special
legislation Tor particular State
Mr. HARLAH, (rep.) Of Iowa. moved 10 amend the sub
u tute OF the committee to allow the President
raise not exceeding 20 600 troops any be
used IN any other State when necessary.
After discussion. the question still pending the
Senate went into executive session. the termination
which they adjourned until Monday
House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 0, 1888.
RAISING VOLUNTEERS TENNESSEE.
Mr. BUrFfsTos, (rep.l OF Macs. pre ented from thu