The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-25

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wAmmssoz, Fob. n, 1859.
Hills pasrRcr on coLunA.
Mr.. GRnEs (rsp) Il Iowa. from the Committee on the
District OF Columbia, reported back the following bs
To incorporate the Institution for the Education Of Col
ored Women.
The bill relative to levy courts In the District.
The bill to provide for the instruction Of children out.
side Of the cities Of Washington and Georgetown.
ADVERSE IMPORTS.
Mr. WILSON, (rsp.) Of Mass, from the Military Com
mittee, reported adversely the bill to build wagon
road from the West Point Academy and Cornwall landing
through the military reservations Kansas also on the
bill relating TO hospitals and ambulance corps He said,
10 regard to the latter BILL that the committee regarded
PASSAGE FOR the
INDIANS.
Mr.. WILKINSON, (rep) OF Mimi, from the Indian Com
mittee reported bill for the removal Of the Sioux Indians
from Minnesota. Passed.
Mr. FOSTER (rcp) OF Conn called up the bill granting
pension to the sister OF tho late Commander Renshaw
Passed
THE TREATY WITH PERU
Mr.. SUMNER, (rep.) Of Mass from the COMMITTEES on
Foreign Affairs, reported bill to carry into elect the
ooMxIrrxx on coxrrxxscs d rHs NAVAL APPROPRIATION
y
OF conference appointed the Naval Appropriation
bill.
Tux INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr.. FEsDDES then called up the Indian Appropriation
After the adoption OF several amendments the bill was
postponed until tomorrow
BRANCH MINT AT DENVER crrr
Mr. LANE (rep OF Kansas, offered joint resolution to
enable tho secretary of the Treasury 70 obtain the title to
certain property In Denver City Colorado for The purpose
of branch mint Referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr. LATHAM opp Of Cal, called up the bill amenda
tory OF the Pacihc Railroad bill, the pending question
being Mr.. Pomeroys amendment the employees
enrolled as military organization.
Mr. PomKRoy, trcp) Of Kansas, modified his amend.
ment so as to make voluntary organization instead OF
military.
RICE, and defended by Mr. PoNEaoy at length Re-
Jected-yeas2 z, nays 80.
Mr. HAnAy rcp.) OF Iowa, offered an amendment pro-
vidng that thirty Thousand shares OF 500 shall be sub
scribed and ten cent paid before the organization Of
the company. Adopted
fourth section which provides for delivering the
pany percentage Of the bonds which by the original
bill were retained until the completion OF the road.
Adopted-yeas "a. nays IL
large number Of minor amendments were acted upon
PRINTING CURRENCY hill.
Mr. SHERMAN trep Of Ohio called up the resolution
print 10000 extra copies Of the Banking bill, which
passed
Mr. WusoS, OF Mass, introduced bill to authorize tho
President IN certain cases 10 take possession OF steam
boats and other vessels. Rcterred to the Military Com
mttee
Adjourned.
House or heprese tives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1858.
Tux NATIONAL MILITIA BLi.
The SPEAKER stated that the pending motion for the
previous question on the Senate bill organize the M
tional forces and for other purposes.
Mr. NALlANDl6HAh, (0pp.) Of Ohio, moved call OF tho
House. and demanded the yeas and nays.
Mr. AscoSA' opp .: Pa, moved that he bs excused
The slxAKER said Mr. Ancona's was not In
kar Hare aa
that there quorum present. and the proceedings
devoted to exercising members from votinga quorum
Mr. DIN, (rep Of Y, wished to make suggestion
to the other side
Mr. Hi KHAN, (rep) OF Pa. objected.
Mr. STEVENS, (rep) Of Pa, hoped Mr. Hickman would
withdraw his Objection BY thus doing they would get At
The House 43 against IS, refused 70 order n call.
Mr. 0LS withdrew the demand for the previous ques-
ton, and moved SUSPENSION Of the rules, IN order TO
otter resolution that debate on tho bill be concluded at
half-past three O'Clock.
Several gentlemen objected to this, among them Mr.
wKIIuE, (Uniou) Il KY who said be had important
Mr. oln verify believed that II there PROPOSE
ton that alPmankind should be saved somebody would
object 10 Uaughter.)
Mr. OHM introduced his resolution under suspension
OF the rules The question being stated Its adoption
Mr. CRAykss (opp) Of Ind, moved that there BIO call
OF the House.
Mr. HOLMAN topp.) of Ind, moved to lay the rosou
ton on the table.
Mr. HcK.As, trepl o. Pa, moved tina. when the House
manded the yeas and nays which taken, and the
question was decided in the ncgative-s3 against l22
The question was next taken on Mr.. Cravens' motion
Motion negatved by yeas Is, nays lo4
Mr. KELLOGG, (rep) Of H., moved for the reconsdera-
tion Of the vote just taken.
The srEAkxR decided that Mr. Keloegs motion out
Of order.
Mr. sAEcKAxr, (rep.) Of Cal, jocoscy rising to ques.
ton said that was not In order for the republican side
The motion Of Mr. Kellogg ncsatved by yeas ~,
Mr. DIN then withdrew resolution and also his
mand for the previous question: the passage OF the
Thus debate was rsopcncd.
Mr. MALLORY, (unlon) OF KY. entered his solemn pro
against the passage Of the bin During his remarks
he referred to the Presidents change from his position
10 slavery and emancipaton and incidentally mentioned
that the President now side by side with such men
Kelley, who At one time the most ultra prosavcry
Mr. KELLEY, trep) Of Pa, replied that he member
Of the democratic party so ong II adhered 10 the teach
ings jefferson jackson. But when the party
down the sacred barriers OF human rights he stood by
the fathers aud freedom and tbs constitution Of
the United states. applause In the gsllcries)
NJ Romssos, opp Of H., moved that tho galleries
Mr. vALAspGnAx, (opp.) OF Ohio said the motion was
unnecessary for that purpose the power under tho rules
residing IN the presiding officer.
The sfgAfR pro TEN. mr. Cofax) replied that II
true that the speaker had that power but not the
general usage 10 exercise IT, The custom was, Of
disorder 70 give warning that the galleries would be
Mr. Roscoe cosuiso, (rop ofN Y, hoped that all the
anlercs would not be cleared The innocent should not
be Included 18th the guilty.
Mr. RoSssos and Mr.. JOHNSON (opp) Of Pa, insisted
that the galleries be cleared The House had repeatedly
been nsulted BY such disorderiy demonstrations
Mr.. BLAIR, (Jnion) OF Va, moved 10 lay tho table
Mr. Robinsons motion TO clear the galleries Decided in
l the airnatiyo--ss against Al
The remarked TINT the rules provided for pun
shiny members dsorderiy conduct and also 10 have
the galleries cleared the dstnf bance
Mr. MALLORY resumed, saying that Mr. stevens the
Moses the republican party TO lead his brethren out on
the wilderness 70 the great and romsed land q light and
knowledge, bringing them ~ what az the commencement
Of the they refused TO CONFERENCE.-The arming u
| the
Mr.. reminded the gen tcman that tho Of 1851
authorized the employment of negroes.
Mr.. MALLORY said II true that the Confscson act
authorised The employment OF blacks not soldiers but
\ on the dcfences.
Mr.. OIIs said the gentleman mistook
Mr.. MALLORY replied that that a Of differ
but he willing that tho should determine
the question Mr. Mallory held that the secsssonists