The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

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pacs between ndspssdeus Pwsrs would depend for their
execution upon me good faith Of the party upon whom
hs duty yes charged bus Stale sssrisved IN case of
violation Of Ne esnpact would have rgas 70 redress
ils wrong " war rspsisai or other means
mown 10 international law By several provisions Of
the oous.isns,os, however, all means o. redress - one
State agent against another taken away and there
ssre the power 70 enforce shs right Of reclamation must
exist the sovssnssns Of Tho United States u can
exist nowhere against Btate Second, the several
decisions OF the Supreme Court Affirming The law Of Con
ess n relation 70 fusivcs ere o'ted, and shs points
made 10 the majority report reviewed. lt objected
70 Tho proposed repeal that u 10 aGanst Mo sxsshg
right OF many citizens Of The United eaes that instead
d being hostile 70 The rebellion ~ practical
eject would fall upon loyal citizens In the border States,
and che ssadspcy of these lawn 70 prevent Ne passage Of
into loyal stases IL productve Of obvious social
evils. rst X. - ~ s, t4rs .eatsrs~N
- BANKRUPr BILD.
The sslec sommittsA On the bankrupt act are busy
Engaged posfectps the law which reported 70 ths
DO prepared 70 report il back whom early day VIII BE-
assigned fer ~ consideration.
corPRaHhAp PsACR PROPORTIONS. =
Mr.. Long, Of ohio faversd NJ Hosss wish ths usual
series o. eopperhsaA peace resolutions Msnday Ths
proposition THAI Prank Pierce. MIllard riilmors and
Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, should b appointed =
. peace eommission, eenvuiesa ~ House and
galleries with laughter. was proposed v amend
BY Substituting vallAnAigAAm Sos Ewing; hss
unfortunately Ne amendments were nss n order. Ts
resolutions only received twenty votes many Of the
Democratic msnbsrs bssg apparently oallsd out on i'm
portant business when ths roll was called Happily they
not detained long, but were enabled 70 resume their
seats After ths yssolutions disposed o. These
stons were too much, In fact for any but the regular
peace democrats TO swallow, and many Of the war demo-
Gratis voted asainst them.
THs CASE OF vALLANDIsHAA.
II seems that valandighsm cannot b allowed TO rest
quiet in bis provincial retreat the recens
decision that effect Of the Supreme Court Mr. Pendle
ton Of Ohio, introduced In the House Monday prcsm
Bile and resolution denouncng hs arrest trial. 80 IN the
usual stys but his caso. 40 usual failed 10 reach the
sympahics Of the majority tender and sympathetic a.
thoy known to be- and tho resolution rejected
He found 10 have forty friends 10 the House,
although Of them appeared 70 dislike having TO
manifest their affection In 20 public manner se~
PROTECTION OF OVERLAND migrants.
The bill introduced into the Senate on Monday by Mr.
Grimes, appropratss 900 for the protection OF emf
grants oroesiDs the plans $4,000 u which be sx
Fort Benton, and $4,000 the route TO Idaho by tho
Niobrarah river. ersi s's'fpes y
THE DICTIONARY OF CONGRESS-.
The resembling BY the House OF the resolution passed
February Ia, to pay Eaumsn, the ex.brarian u The
House, copyright Of Swo dollars per copy his "Dc-
onary Of Congress- took that sentlsmaa and his friends
rather by surprise. They thought that the Job had been
consummated beyond recall; but their hopes were
blss.ed the consciousness Of majority OF the members
being sufaccny scared 70 allow Transparent swinds
to stand upon the record Humans friends made quite
Dghs over the matter, bat could not save him.
AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT or CONGRESS-.
II Is the determination Of the majority to finish up the
business before Congress and adjourn before the meeting
Of the baltimore Convention. The resolution offered BY
Mr. Brandegee that the session should Tuesday,
May 81, accordingly promptly adopted in the House
to-day has not yet been acted upon In the Senate
expected to meet with but little opposition In thas
body.
TIE RE-EsLysrrp VETERANS
Several days ago the House Of Representatives called
upon the President 10 publish statement Of The number
Of enlisted veterans nom each State and other infor
NATION 10 that connsction TO this tho President has
replied, enclosing communication from the Secretary
Of war, who says that in his opinion 1t would be pre-.
judicial the public service 70 transmit 70 the House at
the present time the information requested.
APPOINTMENTS coNvIExED.
The Senate day confirmed the nominations OF N. N.
Orr to be Assessor Of Internal Revenue for tho Third
district Of California and Alfred Briggs TO be Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the Fourth district Of California
Second Lieutenant David Evans confirmed First
Lieutenant the revenue cutter service D. N. Cooley
was also confirmed Commissioner Of Taxes for the nsur
reconsry district Of South Carolina, vice A. D. Smith,
removed.
THE GOODYEAR RuBuos PATENTS.
TIA Far M hha Coadv rruh
Der patents are to have hearing before the Committee
Patents about two weeks u 10 understood that the
application made In behalf OF the family Of Mr.. Good
year who died Impoverished, Notwithstanding the i'm.
menee fortunes wh,ch ts1e been reozed from his nven
tl.ss, osbers having reaped the reward Of his aboss.
Justice would 70 require. however thst thoss who
have been enriched By there invsocns should called
cn sIagSssate tas inventor and provide for his f.
mily. end not the public, who have already been 50
heavily taxed for the benefit OF the patentees. II
win be very difficult 70 get any such extension
through Congress. In justice 10 the chairman Of the
Committee on Patents Mr.. Jenckes, should be stated
that he declines 10 act upon these india rubber patent
cases. having for several years been engaged lead
ing counsel In the extensive and important litigation
which from the conflicting interests and claims Of
rubber patentess.
THE NEW JAIL WARDEN.
The appointment OF warden Of The jail Of the District
Of Columbia having by law been taken from Marshal La.
and vested in the President the latter to-day romi-
mated 70 that Office Robert Beale Of Washington who
was formerly sergsant-atA Of the Senate.
A PRIVATE SOLDIER PROMOTED TO A coLoHELcY.
private Of the Invalid Corps last week passed by
the Casey Examining Board for the rank Of colonel Of
colored regiment.
cAPruRE OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
The Navy Departments have received information Of
the following captures ths 18th nst:-rhs United
States schooner Queen captured the schooner Louisa Of
Nassau NJ P three miles north by west OF the Brazos
River Pass, running for the mouth OK that river In
answer to tho hail Of the ousc she replied that she
from Havana bound somewhere along the coast Of Texas
and did not know OF what her cargo consisted but upon
boarding her she gave up 70 the Queen British cer.in
cate Of registry aud her shipping articles remarkng At