The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01


AT quarter to twelve tho scn,,e commenced voting on
Nix. f3ayards motion 10 postpone the bill.
Reected-ycAs II. nays So
Mr.. POWELL offered an amendment, exempting persons
OF religious scrupes.
Rcjected-S against 49,
The amendments OF the House we're concnred in, and
the bill passed.
At half. past twelve tne Senate adjourned.
House Of Representatives..
wAsaNGroS. Feb. rs, 1853.
rSrAyosARLs REroar coMxTIEx INJECTIONS.
Mr.. Dawes (rep) OF Mas from tho Committee on Eec
ons made uniavorsblo report the credentials Of
Alvin Hawkias, claiming Representative from the
Ninth district OF Tennessee
The APPOINTMENT or ADDITIONAL GENERALS IN
Mr.. MciHrRsos (rep.) o.. Pa, made repor; from the
committee Of conference the dsagrseing amendments
the bill additional number Of major and brigader
generals The report agrees appoint thirty OF the for
and seventy dvc OF the latter Tho House proviso
also modified. that the officers 10 he appointed under
the ect shall be selected from those conspicuous Tor GAL
isntry aud meri;orous conduct in the line Of duty
MrCox, opp OF Ohio, moved 10 lay the report on tho
table. Disagreed to--3o against 50
The report adopted.
I'M REPORT.
On motion OF Mr.. WALTON (rep.l OF VT, twenty thon
sand copies the mechanical part OF the Patent Once
report ordered to ne prinedten thousand for the
use Of the pa,cn, Office.
Passage OF TIFF TAX mfI.
The House look mp the report from the CoInmiLtee OF
the Whole gu the bill containing The amendments to the
Internal Tax bin
Mr. Cox corrected report pubished in the Now YorI
papers that Mr.. CoaS OF Indiana had moved an amend
amendment not offered by Mr.. Coliax. who al TINT
time was IN the chair. Mr. Cox stated that he would
slaegef urdcr that responsibility himself
Nj. MosRiI, Uep OF W.. offered Substitute FOR the
Tax bill ancndoiets which yesterday reported from
the COMMITTEES Of the whole II beng the very
few comparatively u,iimportant amendmcns.
The House by six norty refused 10 ates ths tax
ready made clothing from 70 per ccnium nd yaorem.
Mr. z. A. coShiIsG, rep Of NJ T., Intellectually moved
"a strike tho relating 70 contracts Tor the
chase or sale q gold or silver coin or billion Tho vote
Tho next sccton declaring al contracts osns sales
Of gold AVID silver CON not mace N scsordanee with ths
ing defeated by a vote Of 40 against 20.
As amendment was adopted tbs, the pay Of assessors
shall not exceed 81 900
The bill was then passed.
retains the section that private banks owned by 10
dvduals families that do not declare dividends shall
per centum their gains ard prosis, just Ike
IIH NAVAL AUTHORIZATION NIL rAsssp.
Mr.. STEVENS, (repJ OF Pa, made report from the
Committee or Conference on the Aisagrecng amendments
TO rho Naval Appropriation bill. Adopted. =
dock az Now YORK Il after exam nation and survey .he
Secretary Of tho Navy shall deem Il expedicnt.
Tie clause relative to the appointment Of midshpmen
stricken out ~ tho subject IS TO be provided FOR IN
another bill
Yak ros. o,scE Rgfoss anL pAssxD
Mr. Collar, trcp.) OF Ind, from the confercoc Com
mce made rcpoIt on the POST Once Reform bill, which
WIS adopted
The Senate nou concarred in the amendment giving the
soldiers franI.ug privileges. and the money order ss
TEN, and the Honss Ycceded from them.
The House nsn-coneuIred in the senates provisions,
changing postnss ters comma ions into salaries sud
curing postage magazines 10 Ce prepaid by their pub
Iuhcrs, sid the senate recedcd from them.
TIE other provs.ons OF the BILL establishing Zee car
rier syk.cn aud making uniform letter aud newspaper
rate Of postage &C. were all agreed 10 by both houses
nm gA4 pass SoIrs.
Mr. DAWES, lrep.D 90 M&s., from tns COMMITTEES Of
Goucrence the disarree:ng votes the hank duty
clause of the Franc. bs, made report thereon which,
after explanation by h.m We ssdoptcd Nv the house
~ LAM 4
Tho House considered In Committee OF the who.e tue
Miscellaneous hppronraioa bill.
No conclusion reached, and the House icog
cess unti. sa,ca O'Clock.
EvgsiSG sEssioS.
polTTfi orfsIioss.
The House scasEcmblcc 4, seve- =. NJ. ana vent
Committee Of the whole on thc Miscellaneous Appro.
priatsou hlI
Nj RDnfr, lrcp ) ~ ohio took tina .rornd iba. tie
who Irpdrs nc etrengh aud efficiency Of 'he
Executive 10 ans extent mpfirs the war IN which
now engaged The wIr eater nnn the President and
Cong tpgcth Z. Wee 10 he s.t q. who oppose
q lie alluded 10 The action OF the arpos,tion lass nish
meeting the indemnify and Hascsg orDus bill with
argument. but with parliamentary tactics 20 n.
physical endurance of no House. outfsgeos. lie did
MOI the integrity 81 On. cent emen ON tho o nor
side but hhuse be belonged party that rsy.r
furnished symfatnfers with treason because u re.
publican could not be traitor. He denied shst
the people had pa-s.d am condemnation the
repnbcans in the late clsstlola. referred 10 the
election II BENJAMIN. r. wade TO he senate % the rnted
states from the state 81 rhin. proud and patrio de-
lance 90 Oh opponents ~ The he said that the
rubcats wore viii and anxious 20 submit NJ The great
Mr.. VaLLASponis, opp OF ONO. Wished 20 pu On die
collection ~ evidence - show that he had b..a gfUs.y
hisrerresen'ed as u rtopost2n he fhr ValsGeghamJ
submitted in February, 1851 He acniod that that pro
portion designed 70 separate natinusitcs. "
was only an arrangement To- tho several states the
Electoral College ana senate ~ the United states within
the tnoD ana uncef the constitItion protect the
smaller states from TIE possible q tie 'arger
Mr BscRAm (rep u OHIO SAID that nothing MS cot.
league could produce could deprive the propos
Interpretation different from what he tyr RDshsnD rad
given u
Mr. vnt.SDisHsg said hat dogrnsisn or iuterpre
tstlon coua eve 10 his (Nr. vsandg hainsj prooo.a
any 1ttsr meaning than What it contained.
vi. vAS Wycs (rep ~ y. ", after sllud ng the
as detailed rsport a. the bate 81 Far oaks had
been made, briefly recouned The movements OF taseyr
division from the 9Th " Nay until tho BATE. &c Par oaks
what oss IL sustained from toll aud exposure and
entirely 10 the adsnrce That the wing had crussed
tie GhsAahomny while the ght stood painting sud m
patent IN he northern bsns. that kcye. oorps con
gistng o. Casey and Corchs div sons eight
miles advance ~ Hentzelmsns corps IN AZ exf osed
and dangerous posi,ion that keyss able and esper
eced ocer, rsno1s asd at his. casey division oCcu
lied he front line aud hazardous dsfca
Two DAYS before the nG luggage, wagons aud
taken a. Tho rear o referred TO the storm Of Friday
which the enemy Supposed would prevent the cross
the right ~irg the 81 the eft That Cssrys
division bal out goo men o. for duty, While the ensmy
marched tron COCO to 5000 against him. Hi aud
icrgsueets divisions TO attack ir front HnScr 10 tank
no lc.t aud smnn to ia 81 the right. mat Csse,s
men he'd nc ground Tor three noats lthapt being
forced yher inay tel cscs The second Inc where
Couch and semo 90 Iicnlzcmags forces y.sa,el IN loss
time tfan un AsssN mat The fsh~iS had planned he
pste To csp,rc hcycs' cotrs st destroy me eit wing
bu, tas.y's t1duaie resistance putrac 81 tie tine
that sumner ct.ssd sh, csus. on, AM tie army
saved 1hai tue onl us and every fsi ~ The
~as covered With reOei dead that are saaht men
tell where the seepets are many but With their backs
the neid their feet - the zoe That nearly Que thl
o, Casey men acre killed and wounded larger pro
portion nan any other division had sustained inslc
battle during the war. lie sJose of de spsich OF
nefai Mcclellan, that tie division broke
aud discfcditaby that he lad ana never would
say an unk ind word q General Mcclellan cas,, a.y
Sou at that TIM. A. did the wbola Army " he 70
tomac, yielded 10 bin their sdrra ION, b4t h. onadea
closely In those wha had bs coohdeDcr fha there
we're wicked sfno>. tresslBsbia, hatred amous
of aait ali sft