New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

.dtltNab'N tudifi IttLl'hs
TIE 5000 O00,0O0 LOAN.
MI SnyTNs Un.. Pa from the Committee 81 way
and Mems reported bin pIoi ding thai o. INC sS
hundred million loan authorized By the act OF March
Sf9 in ten.fortics Two hundred millions DE pu mo INC
market redecmato in not css than I'VE years nor more
than toly years Mr. Stevens asked for the IMMEDIATE
pass 81 0f The bill. -, a., ~
also a,horize he Secretary cf The Is2,s! T. s't h
additional amount OF ten or twelve HioHs vi 'i'o NV
twenty stock already subscribed. out,
Mr. SfEyIss said-Yos 20 The Gncur. O. Ton miiobs;
~ common consent, action on Tie BIZ was postponeu
until il could Dee printed -
Mr. SrEvrNs from tho Committee on Wars anG
Means roport,d back tie bill making appropriations 10
e1rp,y deficiencies for The year ending June leo4 ana
Mr. p laoMs said the Deficiency bill /. passed The
Tse appropriated seven mIllions but The senate ha9
added uinety-.hee millions making IN ali one Iui1,
millions of Deficiencies, constituting m net q new u'
THE AWARDS UNDER THE CoNVENII0N VIII flko.
MIR STEVENS also reported bill approprlannt aDoa'
s4aOO 20 carry into effect the awards under inc ecu
veutioD with Fern, and disohergmg the opueo'i"S u
The United States.
NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole on the
Stote Of fhe Union on the Navy Appropriation bill.
The clause for the philadelphia Navy Yard srprorr'
ang s25O0O including 500 coo for the purchase OF Two
lots adjoining te Yard extending rom FROM street o
the Commissioners Line in the Delaware River was
discussed and the appropriation urged OF io GROUND o.
| necessiiy rs ten Year, must elapse before League
Island could be brought into use
Tie clause stands as reported.
During The consideration OF the BILL Mr.. EILLti u n
Pa RENTED 10 Mir Holman Dem md defending INC
Navy Department. he said those who shaL hereafter
read our history viii be PTOud Of the achievements Of tho
Navy, both in its hostile operations and tho mano'
nance VI blockade to greater extent than was ever
before undertaken by any nation Of Europe.
Mr. HoIAftv repeated that the checks OF the
American people mantle with shame IL DE conduct
OF he bead OF the Navy Department and with the Prcs
dents retaining him in Office in defiance oil the pnpnc
Mr.. DAVIS NId.) said he would not difcr from the
gentleman. Tho first insane attack upon Charleston
was got M BY cotton spinner who acted az n he knew
better than Admiral Du Pont everything relating i9
tho attack and defense The Admiral wes whistled
down because Of the failure. If on that occasion Du
p0ut bad continued the unequal contest Tor 10 minutes
longer he would have left his fleet in the bands Of the
enemy The Department was informed Of all tie facts
The advice of Du Pont was not tasen-to give Inn
Is 600 men 20 advance by Stone and Jauos Island whio
lie operated with the ironclads The Department had
IemoY ed the most blan officer since the days oil De
catr because his advice nOt taken, ana bccoust II
thOnht the ronclad interest might be hurt by get
! ting the truth told.
| Mr. STEyEss asked whether tho House would not
pass Of the appropriation bills instead OF sguauder-
/ ing She time Of Ire House Icy irrelevant end insane
sps pches. There were tive or six appropriation biiis
! untouched. As matters were now going, midsummer
wou1 be reached before they were acted npoE If gen
tlean continue TO make political haTangUes, they must
be answered. The gentleman rom Indiana (dr. Hul-
nam should remember there IS tine ior al Things,
/ but the gentleman acted as II al tunes were IOr MS
Mr.. GFiswoID dem. Y. y said he was not rolit.
led sympathleT with tie Navy Department and HAT
he di0 not ant 10 o1cIpy the time il making insane
speeches. They had Seen told that the attack on
morifcaiion and as an yionce Of the failure 81 iron.
clad ,cssCls He (irsvold) felt called upon 10 yndi
cate them. We've gentlemen aware TIA! III thai action
there were more men Engaged than IN an ordinary
yosool OF war; Were they aware that Li,lo fleet
received Two thousand shot and that the lonsdes was
bot penetrated and that rot one hic was lost except
that of the gcsnt Rodgers, thus presenting 70 TIC
world the novel spectacle OF vessel mPeknahe 10
any lh SIZE yet inycntedi Inc American Navy iodAy
stVOa an advance :" any nav! IN the NVim ~ hhn DttH
tie most potent diromotist in preventing foreign inter
MI. RICE Tn Mass handed in some statistics 10 be
printed showing The operations Of tie Navy.
MIR. BROOKS also presented list showing that We
hao 100 vessels atoa the largest navy IN the world;
ana yet fror the commencement Of the War our CON
MERGE had suffered losses by Rebel prvaieeis TO The
eztent OF thirteen anG a nal niiiions lie oneIed
lLese iae'H hs"nsI Inc NAV! p'FaI'NeA' "s uiah'
. IbNtLaDo' ~ NJ, =, e., , d,
MI BLAIR Boz Slate, No? SAID ihey lad seen tho
enieisiv, oi tDo a,a'y, ioc t oe i an ~
lsnt;c oes He believed The coUniry had reason 4, he
proud OF the administration Of the Navy Department
lie considered the roInarks of the gentleman Mary
land nngenerous as tho se'.ioa~ hS 10 60 -
cotton SIMMER WIS an % "' -, h 10 gi
courage IIu az ei.i ' ., 80 ~ ~ IL ~ ~
anu vi "t t, ~ - 49, :! s 80 80, ~,
paitmeht hSd ShruHs TOM no ".'' w" urn ny
called upon It's friends TO smed u rom examination; nor
had It's friends hcNaica 10 hhoid az means OF inNest
much fr their lyorfie Caline. olicerf Wasrs an IN.
rce,ication Of the Treasury Denartmeut aroided
=, ~ n - ~ e. p.,,.-,rrIT. n 80
beh ei, NV, itSo "a -, 49, l va y, ny -
jumps o tLb Navy Aad pecA hs Siett us tVsv vi INC
Army. ~ " m
10 any one. and sad he would DO satisfied II The cor.
ycsnn.derce 81 The Nav DEPARTMENT and Admiral I'm
Pom he uulii,hcd
H. .Ig Mo s,i1 le y,o,o5 A. 70 contlo,op % 10
tho Treasury department.
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