The New York herald., 1864-06-26
Dislsyal Peace speech Of Fernando
Weed. and Mr.. OdslEs Reply.
Why the Mozart Regiment
was Organized.
The Civil Appropriation BN Passed
In the Senate, wg
WAsmnoror. ysns rs. lseA

THE CoxxufArToN CLAusN or rHn HNROLxuNr AOf--
DIsLoYAL sP1nCH or FERNANDO wO0D-HxTAAoa-
BINARY HxCITRN1Nr m TIN HOUSE.
This has beon very exciting day in tho House. Ths
bill for she repeal Of tho Communication clause OF the enrol
mont oct debated nearly al day, and the conduct
and objects Of the discussed length. No vote
was reached, but It will be taken Monday. Ne.
body spoke In favor Of the repeal except Msssn.
schenck and Garfield, of Ohio. The other speakers
who alluded TO opposed 1t for various reassnG
The remarks Of some Of the members were at timea
highly personal and offensive, and tie proceedings wsrs
characterized by great deal Of disorder. resembling
those Of political than Of branch OF ths
highest deberatve and legislative body OF the nation
Messrs Mallory, Dawes and Boutwell, engaged In Q
heated dispute about tho character and patriotism of
Massachusetts, and Kentucky, In which tho former oon
trary to his usual CUSTOM became violently existed aAA
personal The remarks Of either were greeted VITA
scornfu laughter and soks remarks by she Opposite
side.
This after time subsidized and Mr. Fernando Wood o.
tanning the foor made one of his Characteristic psasa
speeches. which fail set the House quarrellns
He bolder than usual, denouncng the aaA
all concerned in against the rebellion predicting defeat
and disaster 70 result from to the Union ariea
and tho Union cause and declaring that BY the adoptoa
Of his peace policy the Union could be restored and ~
war concluded without further bloodshed
Mr.. Odel reminded him Of the part which he (Mr.
Woody took in tho early period Of tho war; and detailed
the formation OF the Mozart regiment, whose patrots
services he highly euIogxed In which Wood had been ths
leading spirit and main supporter and showed that he haA
then been for and the suppression a tho rsbe
Hon by force. Mr.. odels speech was q forcibis sal
telling mpromptu EFFORT and evidently neted and pss~
picked its object who hardly knew how 70 explain the
inconsistency Of his conduct
Mr. Wood claimed that the Mosart regiment raissl
solely TO defend Washington, and not to invade the
Southern States, and he had faveredsuch Of ~
regiment he prayed God TO forgive him for the wrong -
had done.
At this most extraordinary scene was Witnessed shs
republican side Of The Hooss loudly kissing tho ssaas
ment Parties who hays attended Congress Tor ntssa
years say there was thing before msa-
Der being hisssd the door. The whole rupus finally
subsidized and the previous question ordered bat -
IL was O'Clock the House adjourned withsuo
taking the vote.
There very lsle probability Of any bill passing ~
House repeating the sommutation, thoush Tho War D.
partment s sxerting al iss nAusncs 70 get through
declaring that IL 10 indispensable TO nl up the army
FINAL PASSAGE OF YRR TAI BILL-rHB rARIgY BELI,.
The Revenue bill was finally passed to-day, and ~
Tariff bill will be reported back and the Senate amenA
msnts will probably BE- acted Monday They noa
numerous and Confluence Committee win harmoniso
the two houses without further delay.
TIE FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CoNunses.
The amount Of work accomplished By the Senate duriae
the past week confirms the belief that the sdjournmsne
viii take place this month. Very little business Of In
portance remains 70 be attended 10.
THE COLONEL ooMMANpANr OF THE MARINE coRYs.
Major Jacob zern, nov m command OF the Mariaa
Barracks a Brooklyn, has been poin 70 the Senate
for the position Of colonel the corps made
vacant by the death Of Colonel Harris Major AddisnA
Garland, Of the Marine corps died the California sa-
ton on the 2oth inst Ihs nomination was before Tie
Senate for promotion 70 ths rank Of osionel.
TEE REBEL LOSSES IN THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA
CONDITION OF LHAs ARMY. Yt
Rebel prisoners OF distinction who arrived here to-day.
state that the ocal estimate OF the rebel Losses In W.
gnia since Grant crossed the Rapidan nineteen the-
sand eight hundred. They aver that Lees army VS.
better condition than ct present. that rao,s
for the whole army for moaths hsvc been amasssd -
Richmond.
THE TREATY WITH COLOMBIA.
The treaty between this government and that or ~
United States Of Colombia made In this city last Pebrua.
ry was ratified by the Senate day executive sssssa
II revives the commission in the clause under the os
ventou with New Granada Of September 10, 1857.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed the nomination Of Cslons Edwar1
s. Bragg OF the Sixth Wisconsin, to bs Brgadsr General.
and Of John Keoher, Of California 70 be Register of ~
Land Office at Humboldt, in that state.
THE THrRrEENrn ARxY CORPS.
By direction Of President Lincoln the Thirteenth army
corps has been temporarily discontinued The general
commanding the division OF West Missssppi has Sssa
ordered to the command Of the troops a this corps.
NEW YoRx AND MAINE TROOPS como roMH.
The First Excelsior and Ffh Maine rssspss arrived
here to-day en- route for home their tern Of Service hav-
ing expired.
THIRTY-EIGHTH CON0REss.
FIRST sSssroH.
wAanoroN, June -, leeA
RUNNING SUNDAY
Mr.. MoRRnl, (rep) Of Me-. presented memorial 9
the Rev. Dr. Sunderland and others aans running eass
on Sunday.