The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-12
house OF representatives..

WASHINGTON, April II, 1894
coREwcTqoS JOURNAL.
On motion Of Mr.. HolssN {opp) Of Ind, the journal
corrected to make accord with the tina,
Mr. Harris, OF Maryland, on Saturday used the WORD
'subugaton" instead CT subcctior,' with the remarks
Tor which he was severely eensured.
REronr CHATTANOOGA
The SPEAKER laid before the House General Grants re.
port OF the battle OF Chattanooga and tho reports the
sub-commandcrs. which we're ordered TO be printed.
TIN cuyiScY
Mr.. RoorfR, trep Of Mass, introduced the Matt nal
Bank or Currency Bill, the consideration Of which was
YARD pEror DELAWARE RIVER.
Mr. iRooMALL, uep) Of Pa, offered a resolution 10
for the Locating Of navy yard aud depot On the Delaware
river 10 peppsyly anis.
Debate rising, the resolution lies over.
me tUswRAr q.
By unanimous consent, on motion OF Mr. STEVENS (rep
Of Pa was resolved that when the House shall adjourn
tuesday il tie % Thursday, il order TO enable
10 attend the funeral Of John C. Riyes, late officer Of
the Rouse
srsasc OF PRESIDENT.
On motion OF Mr.. FARNswoHrB (rep) OF H., the Clerk
Of the Honse directed 10 send the President cory
or the resolution heretofore passed requesting the pres
dent 10 give certain Information TO the comforting Of
brevet rank on officers OF the volunteer corps, and
hat his attention be respectfully called 10 the fact that
nc answer has vet been given thereto.
NAVAL DEPOT i NORTHWEST.
Mr. BnowSr. loppl OF Wis, Introduced Join, resou.
hree competent officers az the Engineers corps whose
duty ii shall be to examine the different harbors op the
pirate site for naval depot, and that said Commission
report at The earliest tmo.
The luton referred to the Committee on Naval
Alars.
ofMocRAno orFosnna 10 AZ AMENDMENT OF rBr coysnTp
lion.
Mr. CRyiNs, topr) OF nd, offered The folown
uiions aud loved tie "previous question upon them
The motion for the prevors question" dec ded 10
the negative, by a. against "a
Debate arising, The resolutions went over.
The resolutions Of Mr. cravens are as follows
Resolved That IN The present condition Of the country.
uaees are excited, sgnvise and DANGEROUS to attempt
% ar or amend he constitution Of he unted stses that
y protect defend ne national ne lie cI.rcse
,s e. soS A.
nd The nal oserspow Of free sorcromsni n Amees
Resolved ia any aenr. BY Congress 70 rednce States
a c.o Y sa s and s ~ e sseson
q ana coesaer sns oToon cs on s,sn
re offered by the insurgents which does Involve
Re.oyed Tbs. the HANKS q the nspn due and
81, country
REORGANIZATION or inn NAVY nrrARrasSr.
Mr. DAVIS, (rep) of Nd, introduced the follow nc bll
which was referred TO The Committee Naval Affairs
rrDa the chief o. he bureaus Of yards and docks,
an eps and d steam fs
e Boaa 81 Z, S,gai kamin presided over BY ,he
Is is deSes Il and sdass
laval s.laoe ne eonsraston ana q yesses
uon Snd employment and desperation o. The naval force il
lus of var Al snct orinlons shall Il recorded Il
nor runs 81 construction ordered adopted,
sn IN sG ss .. es sfd ne, l"y s
% hsva 5 SaS % A. ss ssd SF s
aiyee thereon eommgnicaed 10 writing 20 TIE secretary;
te naval seyiss wh9oh drs, the opinion 81 tae Board
Sencns and paas snd sei re- shS b. ecadaetea
rc ~ 30 q s sob ed Z he gosra M
foSrl~A6 uyiieps 10, pan. o. proposals. for sny Of
Board