The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-06

Before Tho vote was taken, Mr. MAyNAwp urnton, on
itmisht differ from tho saiou and the IN .,orv
o. tno ouse as TO the conduct the war, II honestly
osvoeoa .he maintenance Of ths government ana
was sir5s.s e..."i tc iaSSc there doubt
Mr.. JoHoY (rep) OF H., did tot agree with tho gen
teman that tho paper was this that sns inc ohea
Mr.. hArsARp wanted 20 know whether ne sOhticinan
was in Tho habit Of reading the Ir'rl'g,moerp
Mr. Lo@k.o, replied thai nc ne.rs about every mora
ing ~ the family where he was boarding ""s" s'A'
MI. MAYNARD thought the gentleman not competent
70 express such opinion af,m admitting that no nan
no. road ina, paper For him@sf no re~H " every dAy
Mr. ior'or dsd not SEQ why thc Intd'fe1cv should
nave any peconiay benefit over osbor papers, and DO
The House directed that cosn.itsss o. conference be
ASKED on The aissgreenens TO tho smsndmens Of the
Mr. WRIGHT. or PENNSYLVANIA, psp~Es MS ypsrnox
~. WRIGHT (Unionl Of Pa. rising 20 qlsstsdA " pri.
vege ssd That his colleague Mr S'sveos), In recent
speech charged him with after making patriotic rearks
advising compromise and Cancellation which such case
was W make covenant with He'll Mr.. Wright denied
suggested with regard 20 legislation order 70 SO
c0ft haffh5h;oIs ats5S III had denounced tho rebs-
lion out aud out from the Threshold, and eyosy
'rytng GU tho war, and psssins Down .is 70
bclilon. lie would compromise with No rebels In arms
He was sensitive the subject Of tho charge
was W distant from mis- feeling and desire lie was for
no comprcmise except honorable ono, ~ which The
country could be- saved but not whie tho febeia
Mr. snysss was very Glad u hsss ihIs from his col
league ~ was satisfied that no had misunderstood bis
romarks. Hut this not wonderful, CONDITIONING che
DISTANCE OF his seat from his colleagues and tho continual
c0husDn 10 the hall There was nothing oboc tonabe In
his colleagues remarks, and ha would take The earliest
occasion 10 mako the proper correction
TIE 0fuRAn0Hs hMnRs
Mr. SARdsArr, (fep) o. Cal. introduced bill disap.
proving OF certain Of the legislature Nevada,
which require the officers Of ell mining pcrsons
ryiug mining In the Territory resds shersiD Refer
red to tho Committee % the Judiciary.
CoDIPYNd TIN HAvAL Laws
Dir. SrDowicK, (rep) OF N, Y. from tho Navs Com
mhtee reported Joint resolution to revive and codfy
tho naval laws. Adopted.
AhHsDuET THE NAVAL PSurfor LAW.
Mr. SED0wtK, (rep) Of N Y, reported bill, which
pas amending the second section OF tho Naval Penson
sc: u June IL, 1882 TO give tho parties therein
mentioned twenty instead of hASi dollars per month
The NAVAL ArraOf u srfot
1he House considered tho Naval Apr opriat,on bill,
VII ch sppoprhcs an aggr egste OF sixty eight millions Of
dollars.
An item Of twelve millions for iron war steamers was
amended 70 provide that shall no
tered into for construction until proposals have been
licltsd from the p Mspa iron shpbuders and made
the most favorable terms.
An APPROPRIATION for tho Philadelphia Navy Yard
r. uced from $3.50 900 70 s22s ,SOo for repairs Of oil
t.. DIS.
An appropriation for tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
increased In order TO Accommodate three vessels
bn!irs thore, four hundred ann twonty eight feet IN
leryth
IL, -um OF sss 900 was appropriated for tho Norfolk
Navy NaFd to facilitate tho repair Of Vessels, but not
70 20 understood ~ reeslabllshng that yard.
Without concluding action on the Dill, the House ad
iy,lgLod.