The New York herald., 1864-12-14

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TO the mode and means q obtaining re.ssus fre@ Ne
mines.
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the wnole scheme.
Objection then being made. the .us~r, seat sv.s.
READss'os or ioUriAss eosusr~.
Mr. JAns G AIA.s, (opp.l d ht, moved 70 rece~ssosr
the vote by which M tois pro- osdioa referred 20
TO the COMMITTEES cn ihs IebeAious Ststes
twas read for the Information % ne House pro
roses 10 admit Senators sod Representatives Goa.
gress, under the ues corsttutlan OF Leaisians4
The reis eDce was recvnsidered
Mr. Esor remarked ina, ~ses he oesisnstsd shs csn-
miatee on the Jualclary was because thai stsndrg
committee the proper tue sf the
question: and because b,n looking 10 the sane had
the Judiciary. he did %, isappose snss me
subject would receive anything but s,ndsess from
the Committee on tbe Rebeious states; had ne s"y
reason TO believe that that conmaiee opposed
this resolution. He would have no obecsios 70 such
reference
The resolution then referred 10 the COMMITTEES -
the Rebellious states.
which adopted, instructog the Commiiies ways
and Me MS 70 inquire into the exsdcncy u reducing ths
LASn
Mr.. BROWN, (oppl OF Wis, asked leave, but objection
the appointment OF select o. seven members
to whom shall DO re erred al resolutions petitions. kc
relative to naval depot on the Akes, and whose duty
sh all be 70 select tho most suitable site, and report by
bill or otherwise.
WITHDRAWAL or GOODS rsos WAREHOUSES.
Mr. SrxvEKs, (rep) OF Pa ssked leave 10 Introduces
bill, with the view OF putting IL ts PASSAGE sxepdqg
the time for the withdrawal OF goods from aLy public
years allowed BY tho act OF duly 1892 has bssa
interered vita by any order OF the Predsst Of the
Mr.. BROWN, Of Wis, objected.
NAVAL DEPOT IxoN-cLAps
The House resumed the consideration Of the bin 70
establish an iron clad navy yard At New London.
Mr.. CHARLES 0'NxLL, (rep.) Of Pa, resumed his
marks fr I'M yesterday in favor Of League Island for a
navy yard cads &c. Secretary Of the Navy
had risen above local preld,oes in avorng that point,
looking only 70 the Of the country aud the pro
oSe sss az ss
tages OF League Island, end rema ked that everything
rss,l seanired tor such navy yard was within easy
Philadclphl here 10 ask for this location
boon favor He urged this selection because among
population that could furnish all the required
chancal skill and all the material in abundance League
advanced TO show that shsrs was any other
equal advantages.
viding that the President shall appoint commission Of
scientific and practical men, three Il whom shall
Who aa site y.ra for iron clad
sells having In view fitness Of location rs well as convc-
nience Of construction majority q said commission "
President, the Secretary Of the Navy shall forthwith pro-
the TO such site. 10 90 vested In united
sates and adopt measures for the Immediate commence
ment Of tho work. Mr. BroomalI while proferrng League
Island said his object in Offering his substitute was that
all places should be properly examined and the best site
selected
Mr. PIKE. (rep) OF Me-, said that all have to do
the navy to keep the present force in repair We
have six hundred and seventy -one vessels, which
suffice for all the purposes Of this war. Why should We
enter upon enlarged expenditure for the purpose OF
crestine additional monsters to avoid some possible fu
ture foreign war, and time when the country so
heavily taxed, and there was an absolute necessity to
"a fnrp liflVv a
the wncie pending sub ect on the table.
The motion was agreed to BY yeas so, nays SO, a.
follows
YEAs-Messrs Alley. Allison. Ames Ashley. Baldwin Of
Mich, Baxter. Beam,n. Blair; Blow, BoutSel Brooks.
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Webster. Wheeler. wiilisms, Wilder windsm ycsmsn-Sa
Tns REc1paocuY rRrAII WITH CANADA.
Tho House then took up the joint resolution reported
l.ss session by Mr. Elijah Ward. o. New York, from the
commtte on comm.rce authorizing notice TO be given
by the President TO terminate the Reciprocity treaty
with Great Britain, and TO appoint commissioners to
negoste treaty, based on the principles Of
reciprocity affecting the trade between the United
states apd the British North American provinces.
The question pending from last session the ras-
sage OF the resolution. This was reconsiderod.
Nr morrill,, trep.) OF W., offered substitute setting
forth the terms the treaty reciprocal and
satisfactory prov dng for tho adustment Of any matters
OF difference between the governments aud request
Ing the President 70 give the goycrnnsnt Of Great Britain
and Ireland the required by the fifth article Of the
treaty OF juno 8, 1854 for the termination Of the
Mr.. Morris substitute bsvipg been agreed TO, Mr.
EIuAH WARD. fopp.) o: N. Y, moved lay the whole
SUBJECT on the table.
This was disagreed TO BY Is against -.
The original resolution, amended by Mr.. Morrills
substitute, then passed BY yeas IS, nays 81 fol.
lows
Yxss-Messra Allison, Ames, Ashley. Bailey, Baldwin
OF Mich, Baldwin Of Mass Baxter, Beaman Blaine Blow,
boutwell,. Boyd Brsndcsee, Brooks BroomA, A. " Clark.
Cole, Davis Of Nd, Dawes Dlyon EckV, English Farms
worth, Ganson, uooch, Grnne Bigby. Holman, Hooper,