The New York herald., 1864-04-05

TIE AMOUNT OF COMPUTATION MONEY RECEIVED.
Tho House considered the resolution Of Mr.. ELDRp0s,
(opp Of Wis. calling upon the Secretary Of War; not
incompatible with the public interest," TO furnish to the
House information the amount Of money received
up to this time as Communication for drafted men and
what disposition hss been ade OF the money; substi
have been purchased for drafted men how many,
and procured what have been paid them
whether white or black, and how much
Mr. STEVENS (repl OF Pa. oved to lay tho resolution
on the table.
Motion carried by % against ~.
SUhrER aES CALLED Er0
On motion OF Mr.. ARNOLD. trep.) OF H.. the Secretary
OF War called upen. II not Incompatible with the
public interests 10 furnish statement Of The NUMBER
men called nto he military service since March 1861
and the quoias of state under each call.
The House then prosscded to tho Of tho
resolution o; Mr.. Brown, Of wisconsin, directing the Sec
reiary OF war 70 the nnuber Of ueyro regi
ments already enlisted when orgaulzed the number OF
prvaies the slaoun paid for toontes, ray and equip
msns aud other exrsn:es o. ogsn,sticn ~ what bat
had been Killed wounded. discriminating between the
different battles.
Furnishing roll for The enemy, aud therefore
moved 10 lay the resolution on the table.
Tho motion agreed 10 by vote ci 81 against a.
spasnc os PsRsoss ARRs-rsp, Erc.
TIE House nsxt took up Mr. Edridscs resolution re.
auost the President Secretary cf state aud the ecre
tsry Of War to furnish tho number OF s lersons who
been srroscd and held or potcal offences any
or %h he knowedge ss either Of ,so and Who have
~, been ylst or convicted by any otvn or criminal
arrests imprisonment, and he rumbcr Of prisoners in
oris whether any persons have been banished from
On snot.on of Mr. RorTys.. (rep Of N. H. tho resoiu
ton laid on tho table by vote Of 81 against 49,
MEXICAN MONARCHY.
Nj p.-ls frep) OF Md, from the Committees on
toregn Affairs reported tho following iont resolution
Resolved Tbs Congress Of the United States
-. @pfessoo tbs, they iaaiiersn: Is
CO.. Serefce shey think & ~; to declare tLst does
cord III ne neop q ne .sn o M s.. rns 20 -
in America. under the auspices ot ary u
Nr Beooss (opp) Of NJ Y. said. II IL he not mere
parer Inflammation DO not Oh ect but II q. hs detone-
tion only TO burst IN the House, what rs the use Of 49,
| Is anything 20 bo done with I'll
Mr. DAVIS replied whether IL is paper srlInios-
depends upon whether Congress VIII adop 10,
and whether 10 adopting they rcprcsep the cpnior pf
the poopc tie Uucd stncs The resolution Is simrlr
declaration sf wha, police should be, Hchng our
| one wishes 20 dscuss. move the previous quesuon
Mr.. Coz, (opp., of Ohio, said tho resolution hsd
tna, snoud have been more emphatic. II ough, 70
have been passed before It will be looked utpn now es
ready for hst2 Mere paper resolutions do no good
after s'alosmsoshir has tailed IN lis duty. parhsps
tie rrevioue adrninistrsttn o Bnchapsu certainly 60
this. The kcIaue treaty should have bcsn pressed ~
ssrlssa sonstors aided By southern socessopsts /,
wodd havs given not nnnexatan, BIZ o. m slliarcs
With MexoO, aiding cur commsrse, and N time ioI,he
Moxco Tho old dernocraic policy q dcoonee 70 crega
dclaton the policy for this etnerRcncy Wbie be IA
vocd ths resolution, he only whed that ooad De 20
trained backed M to prevent sngcrat and tho
Archduse Of Napoleon Maximlsan from establishment
M nAyW was worry sorry the geutemsn from Ohio bad
thought Il necessary 10 mako IN asguuen, sgainst the
Mr. Coz replied he did DOT mike On argument sgsirss
u, He would vote t u, but Ae vented tho Language -
Mr.. Da,rs did not know how the IsagMge eouid bs
more smphai.c for the seso!ution declared tha, mo-
Iio did not know whether 4 vss becoming 81 ths time
IN cay would 20, aud whether uneert 70 70
ssmssr 'ss e morarcsy sS n.y. 10 Sesco wsss sse ssreu
referred 10 the deocratc policy in regard 70 srsrs or
hs continent. he would rss bin when France smd Eng
the South American republics ~se there protest.
ssaius, BY the scyornnont Of shs United s..so, ~
thers was no protest or psr tho democratic
policy with regard 10 our southern brethren hsd tsu
dency rather 70 the ultimate annexation cf Asxce toie
Mr. Cox nopsi .ha, tho gcpslemso would nos forget
vlcw auBsxco but TO the transfer of afty millions
or silver annually ~ our own country. ~ was btokeu
down By New England senators. with southern scccs
rionfs The great body Of the democratic party aud
some gcnte the oil er side favored the treaty, and
for this at lc is, some credit should be- given ,heip.
Ms DAVIS supposed Mr. Mctanss treaty was the IRE
crrsor Of tho present rebellion, aud s calcuaticn 80
that when We permitted those engaged a ~ M
territory. THE treaty proposed 10 secure ustha pfivt
cge intenoddog contrary 10 the policy ot our gov
ernncnt at any tune until nnsly Mexico was scsngc %
10 u.s. n his friend had expressed hs resret that he Coz
win treaty was not ratified would have been dieren
view Of tho subject That treaty sranted pecnu'ary sd
which, II gven would nfoosoly have prsseotea hnro.*s,
i.iorvcnson The time had, however passed 20 ptevon
the from going on. werow wished " declare psans
FutopJan Power planting les icot on Mexican soh enu
establishing empire, either uuder an ohspeing q u'
Hapeburgs aome of the iany OF lnuis Napoleon
lie wtncd the world ~ bear tho emph tic dcclafstt
that tho erection Of MONARCHY In Mexico VII not "
recognized by the psople Il the United states. let VI
consequences rest with the futrre
Tue resolution then unanimously adopted tyh vtV
| cf one hundred aud nine yeas. rs tollows;-
.Yas-sessrs james q. Alien. william hisns illsy
Allison, Ames, Ancone Audcispn Arnold hbhlry, v LINZ
! OF Mth., BALDWIN f Msss, Rssrr, Besnsn 6'snc, bls
| of MOI, Bliss Blow, Dcyd, i,iooks kfocuh brown
| WITS Brown OF woN Nap Chsolers Ambross w. tar'
Cwy Ccbt, Cole C.s. ci.ysgs Gas =. ai "a p
lcnnson, Dscn, Dr,sea, tchlst rien. Nh'r'dro = 70
lneitsa, rnnx. fank 0y.st vr,naes S.risSnia; ne
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