The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24

entitled thanks. and forgetting all past dner
ences Is the duty OF Congress to sustain the constu
tonal authorities of the country 10 tueir endeavors 70
suppress the rebellion.
THE SUSPENSION OF riE WORLD AND JOURNAL or COMMERCE
Mr. GRiNNnIIp rep.l OF Iowa, offered resolution re-
questing the President 10 inform the House whether by
order Of the government the publication OF the World
and journal OF Commerce of New York ended
and If so, that such order and proceeding be COM
municated.
An objection being made the resolution lies over.
PUNISHMENT PUBLISHERS COSTRABAsD NEWS AND
FoRGERs or OFFICIAL PArERs
ON motion OF Mr. ARNOLD, Srelhl OF ~. resolution
introduced which adopted. DstructiBg the Com
mtee on the judiciary TO inquire whether any and what
legislation is necessary TO punish the forgery and pubca
ton official documents and also what legislation is
necessary TO punish those who, through the press
other Wise, give Information, aid comfort the
rebels.
HoUsK
Mr. HuBBARD, (rep) Of Iowa, offered resolution pro
vdng that the House meet daily at eleven instead OF
twelve O'Clock.
Mr.. wAsHBpRsn (rep) Of H. objected saying that they
have too much time already.
Tn motion or Mr. PENDIEoN, (opp OF Ohio, the resou
ton was tAbod-9l against 20
SUSPENSION WORLD AND JOURNAL COMMERCE..
fnends Of the New York delegation offer resolution
He would with the kind permission of the House, like 70
few words 10 explanation oil the reasons which
ducad them to request action by this body aE
The resolution then read for the Information Of the
House, and is as follows
Resolved That the conduct of The authority of
the government in closing the oces suppressng the
publication OF the World and Joutd Commerce ne~sa
Mhlcl, have placed before the public,
warranted ITSELF dangerous TO cause oil the Union
House CIV" D''" ana - SUI" n''' ''"'eea y wv
Objection beng made, Mr. PRUYY moved SUSPENSION
OF the rules IN order that he might introduce the reso
ton but the question was decided In the negative by
yeas 64, nays 70, as follows
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DECLARATION occurA-
TON MExIfo France.
Mr.. DAVIS. (rep) OF Md offered the following
Whereas the following snnounceme appeared in the
% saS rseessd .h.,
q ls re.oaion .as House Wash
aae.sion: which the Executive would not have
Ih. he n lid TO
gwen by government United To
relative Mexico which unanimously passed the House on
The ith Of April, 1864
The resolution was passed almost unanimously under q
suspension Of the ruies
IMPORTANT REVOLUTIONS EXPLANATORY TARIFF ACT
Mr. SrKyKSs, (rep.) of Pa, from the Committee on
WAYS and Means reported Joint resolution amendatory
OF the Joint resolution Increase temporarily the duties
on imports approved April 20, 1864, as follows
joint resolution 10 increase temponry duties
por.s approved by the President on the 2s.h o. April
mugau,d until the day following 70 wit April 80 s6a
Esoe That the resolution shall not he deemed TO have
s.s .ss n sa hot 5. sh 20 e
public bonded warehouse or bonded for wsrehons
nn or an, aes Ss have BEEN rsyed
contrary the provisions Of this resolution shall be re
Mr. BROOKS opp OF ", Y, said be was glad this
luton had been reported. us matter Of justice Tie
red mode of legislation Something done Monday
had TO be corrected on another Monday
The joint resolution was passed under the operation OF
The SUSPENSION WORLD AND JorRSAL oy COMMERCE
Mr.. PRuYS, opp) of n y. asked PERMISSION 70 print
the statement prop sed by himself on behalf Of the opo
stop members from New York state In relation 10 the
suppression Of tho World and journal Of Commerce.
Mr. WILSON. trcp OF Iowa, objected
Mr. STEVENS said he bad objection 70 publishing the
statement In the New York papers.
Mr. kERNAS, opp OF ~ u, remarked that Tor dong
so the newspapers might be suppressed.
RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH FROM LAKE SUPERIOR TO rrGE1s
SOUND.
Mr. STEVENS, leave, reported bill 10 aid In the con-
sruction OF railroad and telegraph line from Lake Sr
perior 10 Pugets Sound by the northern route.
The bill ordered 10 be printed and recommitted 10
the special committee
The LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE JUDICIAL APPROPRIATION
The House considered various Senate amendments 10
the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appropriation
bill
During the proceedings Mr. HOLMAN, (opp OF Ind OPP
posed the amendment Increasing tho salary Of the Treasu
Of the United States TO six thousand dollars per
mum
Mr. KAssoS, trep.) Of Iowa, said the gentlemans re-
marks buncombe-not calculated for eject In this
House, but 30 be read elsewhere.
Mr. HOLMAN replied that u the gentleman OF that
opinion he certainly aborng under great deuscn.
Mr. NILSSON lopp) of N. Y, sent up W be road cx
from book concerning the Fremont campaign and
General spinner
Mr. KELLEY. (rcp) of Pa, wished TO know what book
Il Extracts had heretofore been read from which
were repete with fasehoods and ISLANDERS of patriotic
men. He asked for the name OF the book.
Mr. Coz, (opp.) of Ohio, IN reply, said u was the
Logic OF History" containing Ave hundred political
texts and he then read from IL remarks of that
gentleman about the war, and commented upon them In
ridiculc
The amendment TO increase the salary OF the United
States Treasurer from 5000 10 $1,000 reecteds7
against n.
Among the amendments agreed TO was one appro.
prating COO the salary additional appraisers
at tho port OF New York.
Az quarter past four the House adjourned