The New York herald., 1863-03-05

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sas.s Sssss - .o 8. ~ . ns y
g - q oS.n,s.ss ls'ng Wiling iAai
~ 2AouA Do and rslisvs them from IT, He remained
Anew York too weeks. and The nsmbsrs os The commit
~ Nv W.mscSss-Wiii m = Win .ns gentleman give way,
NJ wA.sUsss, in iew tone Of voios-Ihs committee
ws sSs :aSs ss%s .a TIA. h. hi. report
ssa sds no rsSsc'iIn % npSe the majority Of the .ss
two .ssks hs sool Testimony aSeu. shs New York
telegram from Ar. washbarne % await far.hsr orders
which orders never came Tho majority Of The commit.
Van wycI| had ss.Sered while they a. sSs sam same time
| seek to give publicity 70 their report.
Aver further remarks n vlndeation q his course Mr.
vAs WICK moved 70 lay the bendsg motion 70 reconsider
The motion was decided in the sfnrma.ivs
u was now half past eleven O'Clock.
that the majority ropcrt had bean abstrscted from he
Aies BY member Of this House, He asked FOR COM
Mr. Pa.lrs, CrepJ Il Cal, suggested thas shs Commit
toe OF investigation have leave TO report before twelve
The Investigation was ordered.
Mr.. FESroN, (rep) OF N. " explained that there
hften hundred pages. OF manuscripts 10 DO examined
which had occupied every moment Of bis time days
past. The testimony concerning the chartering Of the
day, ana then had 10 be- analysed. Hence IL
WAS nine o'clock last night before tho report
ws Was wn ns cosaSus sM
NIT his views not In the form OF report The majority
Of the COMMITTEES certainly did not know that such
his intention alter tho minority report made. Mr.
inso Clerks once TO see IL but t had
mysteriously disappeared
ON THE HEAD THE srATuE or LIBERTY.
Mr. McKNcnr, (rep) Of Pa, Intellectually sought 10
havo the rules suspended In order submit resolution
directing the archec. Of the Capitol to have tho monde
statue Of Liberty before IL elevated 10 the apex Of tho
dome
MESSAGES rRox rax rREsIDxxr AND rnx SENATE.
Messages were from time 70 time received from the
Senate and from the President through his private
secretary Informing the House Of his having approved
The PACIFIC RAILROAD grL
hs sAnos.Ss rep, & e ca reported OIL amsnaatory
GENERAL BALTIMORE sscEsH NErHopIsIs.
Mr.. NAY, (Unon) OF Md. submitted. the following say
IT, - ''''
Whereas. !. represented that Major General schsnc,
Bamore kd has orea as condition 10 sc annensd to
Oh se % % ia aoS ey Ga @ ss sss ~
o. the United States shall be onspcuousy displayed a.
'hs %Sss g: aad % psa s Of the n.en
a,e worship God according 70 tho dictates OF every
and ALEC By dssara,on q fnaa%ensal sI. and as
.. s ~ y1s on s @ s, g
Worship of said where the as had been Placed
by Of the said General schcnck held
= Ds it resolved. Tina, the Committee the Judcar ry ,e
and hereby Is ns.rasted to inquire into The allegations
sLenck esercses The poweo regulate lnieers with me
hs a @n o. the gospel % a. and
further Lst sd committee be instructed TO REPORT upon
While the House engaged upon this ssbject the
hour Of twelve arrived
mE CLOSE 0y Tnu sszos.
On motion Of Mr.. srEvEss, (cp) Of Pa, committee
appointed TO wait upoa the President, in conjunction
with similar the part ol tho Senate, 70 inform
hat had thar eut tcn
Congress was ready TO adjourn.
Mr.. MAnIos, trepl q n H. asked suspension Of Tho
rules In order TO consider private bill.
Mr. Johnson, at quarter 70 twelve, moved TO adjourn
Ncgaivcd.
Mr. ALLEN, (opp) Of Ohio. demanded the yeas and nays
Mr. MAKsIoS withdrew his notion.
tho prssdsns reported that they hsa performed that
duty and that be had requested them TO say that he had
no further communication TO make
NEAEEH GROW.
The SPEAKER amidst the utmost quiet and marked and
respectful attention, spoke ~ follows
GrslIkaAs or THs HOUSE, or Rx.HssRSrAnvm;-beicro
performing the duty saoued by the constitution permit
TO tender my grateful Acknowledgements for the uni
form kindness and cooperation your hands
dscbarging the duties which You assigned n sngbt
has occurred In word deed to wound the feelings of
any attribute the OF the head rather than In
tenlloas Of tho heart and be forgotten the
that shall recall our past intercourse only with
pride and pleasure We met as legislators Of the rcpnb-
liz the threshold Of It's most important It's
shine OF almost bail century for the nyt time dark
eued with clouds Grim vsagcd war s,a.cd through the
grsppling in death struggle with this hydra headed
OF civil dscord you have by your labofs con
trbued little 70 the advancement OF the Industrial
Interests and tho promonon d Tho greatness and
glory OF the country. Fow Congresses, " any, viii
hold prouder position In tho fnturo Though We
separate with daIknoss lowering over the horizon, be-
hind the Clouds Is the st shining II seems 10 be
part the plan OF Divine Providence that every marked
advance civilization must begin amid tho carnage ~
The battle Geld. over The haraihons and through Tho
InermOpylp ,f the worlds history, liberty carved out
her victories and the nation has marched aud
ual slcaiipf A. tl1 liAlt
only 20 pnriy and inyigofate, 70 freedoms cannon
urrow the nelds of dccayug empires and sowa them
anew with human gore, from winch springs more
vigorous 70 guard tho hopes and cherish ts rights
u aansna The boom o. cannon IN the plains Of Lex
shock tto continent, aud bore an obscure militia
colonel from the shades NJ. Vesnon 10 tho highest
plnacc of earthly glory 10 stand or ever On that proud
his granite hi, Putnam from his plough aud nnd Greene
from his blacksmishfs ioise 10 immortal Tame.
The hai beating tho walls Of sumter agan suasss
acuntbeBt and tho. genius Of history Is recording tno
names ~ those ~ die TIE couptrys martyrs In
this hour her liai w live forever Their tombs VIII
bc ii hearts o. tic great and good Of al time thnr
monuments granite hills of nation rejoicing IA free
whether tue night 81 our adveraiy " be long
rious day Tor such tho physical geography Of the
continent tbat between the cu aud tho lakes thorc
be but nationality No matter what changes may be
wrought rits social organism, s territorial limits
will continue the tho traditions q tho rast and
the hopes q tbs utrc have erystazcd Ia tho American
destiny, from ocean " ocean. No human power eau
change that destiny any than II stay the tide Of
the Father VI waters "a " ros from ho npanlaln 10 tne
Freedoms hsttle once begun,
lie gUeAthed frosn bleeding sire 10 son,
Though baihcd OF Is ever won.
Better Que var though Il cost countless lives aud untold
treasure dsnanted Union. with the endlcg border
conflicts ald anarchy and ruin. II The people
tho Guf and skcs canntt live together 70 peace
iOn they certainly could not astso. Ths then must
n tho nature Of things DO prosecuted until the armed
rebel Is subdued and the ag Of fathers respected
on every foot Of American sol Gentlemen invoking
you and comm country tbe bcssnxs a Divine
De-. and and Iaft ffsDu and
happy lc not Ia tho unmeaDbg compliment a the day,
but sincerity and truth declare Tho House Of Repre-.
sentayes Of the Thirty seventh Congress adjourned l,1
0is.
The address was warmly appiaadcd both on the Hoor
and la the galleries.
lie members for long time fingered 10 tha bal, bid.
dug another aud their frisuds farewell
THE NEW l. "A VS..
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Acts Passed at the Third session OF the
Thirty-seventh Congress.