The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-14

wA2nxorou, Feb. 10, 1900

WASHINGTON, Fob 10, 1865.
THE DEBATE ON THE FINANCIAL MEASURES.
The bank features Of the Finance bill had 80 tight
squeeze yesterday, in Committee tho Whole Of TN
Senate that Mr. Fessenden to-day resored to the tactics
OF whipping In his political friends the shoulders o.
democrat. SO when Mr.. Powell asserted u.
superior value Of local bank notes over govern
mont paper at the financial centres, Mr. Fessen
den got on some periods assailing that Senator'S
loyalty much tho Same style Of Marc Antouys address
tho body OF Cesar. The Senator from Kentucky
was loyal but whom something proposed 70 supper
the government hs opposed that which made Loyalty
practical SO far as Mr.. Powei's reply In vIndica
ton Of himself 1t was triumphant.
Though MIR. Fessenden made cass against Mr
Powell he succeeded In getting up party ieeng for tn
bank scheme and Mr. Chandler Of Michigan. seized upos
the occasion 10 say that II the paper
valuable 10 Now York bank paper, II beoaust
there many traitors there in Southern cities
He said the heart OF the rebellion In the North
among the copperhead domocraoy
Mr. Fessenden made the matter so much u party on
that is supposed that the prospects Of the Bank bill Il
the House la We been materially advanced.
In the debate the Bank bin most republican MON
bers dsclamed any knowledge Of banking and nnancs
matters, and admitted the dominating mind OF Mr. Chase
Mr. Fessenden spoke Of him the pilot Of the ship dur
Ing this war Mr. Richardson said that Judge Dougial
made bis tour tho South TO shape public sentiment
there for standing by the government whoever might D
President yet tho administration OF Buchanan We
against him, tho republican, The Ister had Y
chief counseis the late end Of tho Buchanan dy
nastystanton Holt Butlor &c. He said that ncxt wecl
he should formally arrIsn Mr. Stanton before the Senate
The ntimatoa also thrown out that the policy Of VI
party in power was ina pacific direction.
Tho leader OF the bank interest," Mr. Colamer could
got tho attention Of his party in the Senate a. b hA
heretofore He stopped speaking saying that nobody
paying the least attention. ~
ruring the debate upon bank taxation In ths
Senate this evening, Senator Lane, OF Kansas, In
tcrrupted the discussion By charging upon Mr. Rsch
ardson that he had not answered question b.
put TO him some tmo previously rcabScting Score
! tarv Stanton; although EQUATOR Rice had done 20
He read from bit Of paper an assertion that secresa,
Stanton was in favor Of sending endorsements and sup
plies to Fort SUMTER and anybody who asserts the cen
trary makes false statement.
Senator Rice rcmarkcd that MI Stanton was for rein
forcing that p.st he would better before t
country he had followed Mr.. CAss example and 70.
signed when the government refused TO do 90.
Senator Richardson replied Indignantly 10 Mr.
Lane, declaring that he had made suCl
point, and he would not allow the Ssnatos
to make . foreign issue for him. Tho Senators,
Sat down there considerable angry gssculatioa b.
tween them, and apprehended.
Senator Powell OF kentucky, called Senator lane aside
and held long conversation with him, and Senator Rich
ardson WIS caedout Of the chamber BY fricnd, ass
which both subsidized into quotness. The prevailing OPT
Mon seemed TO DO that General Lane made ungraciou
attempt 10 pick quarrel.
THE NATIONAL BANKING BILL.
Tho House has done nothing mare as yet with ths
Senate National Banking bill than order II to be printed
PROCEEDINGS OF THx HOUSE.
The House devoted nearly all the session private bill
to day after passing tho Naval Appropriation BILL and
made good progress towards clearing the calendar mo-
ticn to adjourn over 70 Monday rejected by lArgs
majority.
Mr.. sEwAHD's COURSE REGARDING MKDIArIoN.'
Leading radicals admit that Mr.. Seward has exalted
himscr greatly by the results or the mediation compiler
lions Tho radicals thought that they had him that
point, and Accord lgly they are much chopfa lcn
OUR RELATIONS WITH EURoPEAS r0wKRs.
From the tcnor OF dispatches BY tho last foreign,
steamer Is thought the feeling in regard 70 the Aner
question Ia slightly improving. not merely In Great
Britain but tho Continent There has been minists
rial crisis in Turkey In consequence Of the rrascibe and
ungovernabe temper OF tho Sultan, This II Ia said n
causing much ana apprehension OF grave pos,
cal dangers Va the East
NOMINATIONS FOR MAJOR GENERALS.
Tho President to-day sent 70 the Senate tho Following
nominations OF Maior Gensrais-B rgadior General " w.
Burns Brgeder General Geosge soneman and Brgad,sr
General c. c. Wasnburn.
TEE NOMINATION or MAJOR AND BRIaADna oKus.
The ssnate N executive session. last night declined 70
act upon che Of the major generals and
one hundred and nty four brsadicr generals nominated
10 that body Tho list returned 10 the President Tor
revision The disposition Ia 10 have such officers udict.
ousy ssActo1 from those now In the Geld, 70 The num-
br Of twenty major generals and 0ty brigsder gene
rails. additionally provided BY tho Senate bill which
passsd yesterday.
GENERAL BAKxs AND aBxnRAL FREMONT.
10 for from there being any dsAibcton In the CON-
nasA Of General Basas, reported By tho rcbe au.
trary state q s6sirs.
Cen Fremont who arrived bore last night, dned TO-
day with Secretary Chase.
Mabr General John C. Fremont has made application
for active service.
CON. rRKBLs AND COM. PERRY NOMINATED ron m.
sroRArros TO THE NAVY.
Com Prebe, recently dismissed from the navy per
hitting the entrance Of the rebel steamer orsto No
bile been nominated for restoration TO his rank In
the service
Com Roger Perry has also becn nominated for rcsora
tion 20 rank
INCREASE ov THR PAY or NEW YORK CUSTOM souss
ISsrgcToRs.
The bill raise the pay Of inspectors Of the customs in
New York city provides they shall receive fonr dol
lars day.
TnE scnrxr ron ORGANIZING REGIMENTS oy
.E0HoEs.
The House bin for raising negro regiments sleeps uron
the table O. the Military Committee q tho senate IL
has been animated that t was dstasteful to this abolition
masn,,e. because II dscriminatcs against negroes
oo,ceys Mr. sumner introduced bill dag two since
without any odous provisions abcu, white officers. To
day I, was reported bark with statement that It need
o, ,.. NJ The President has full power Ia THO premises
rraer existing aws This position was taken b. q
the radicals in the House
rus SCHOONER EMMA FUTILE AsAIN CART ARD.
The Navy Department has received Information Of the
cs,,ure by the United States schooner Hope n the
soIopcr Emma futile, dying the English Gag. the 2Tth
Of January. % harlsson She pufpOied 70 10 from Sas