The New York herald., 1864-04-08

from when failed 20 bring 10 slave State. Mean
wne tho hortn began TO foe che immortality OF slavery
agencies AZ this pint the divergence between the kortn
aad south oommrsccd and political platforms became
He held that n the position we had w como anti
aavrry senttmeoa could not Q removed, and slavery
would give no gulrsatees holding that ooad not exst
Ia our government was no therefore, for meo 70
say they wanted the south back the basis Of
tho old Union, and quoted from the Richmond wAo 70
show that tho people o tho South spurped the conservs
tsm OF the people or the North
THE PRAYERS or rHs CHAPLAIN.
Mr.. sAu1ABusr, toppl Of Del. submitted the follow
Resolved That the Chaplain Of Senate be respectfully
% hereafter % M 20 pray aud snppcss AimEh G0u
pretencs Of prayer his said chaplain opinion In References
:. o ns. o nss sas ss'd sa pr%
70 lecture the Senate In relation questions before
Mr. HowARD objected 10 the resolution.
KxxoUTvE SESSION.
The Senate went into executive session and then I'd
ourned.
House OF Representatives.
wAsHrsoroE, April Z, 1884.
0TpIcxxs Dranssm From szRvIcs NJ rHE PRKNDEsr.
On motion Of Mr. GARnslD, (rsp.) OF Ohio, the secrs.
tary Of War directed inform the House how
commissioned officers. with thev and rank, have
been dismissed from the military service by authority Of
the Presdsu. without trial BY court MARTIAL sincs the
oeann OF the pressat wAr, and how many such dsms-
sails have been revoked. s..
Mr. GAkfkiD SAd tnN re5Oution was rop0rt00 ~ Su0
instance Of the Military Committee. bill had been
passed by the House, but hsd been reported vp0n I'M
svcabiy In tho Senate taking away from the Presdent
the power og summary dismssas. A q communication
shs subject had Been rcccivcd from Judge Advocate
General Holt seemed only just that all the facts should
be before tho House
The resolution was passed.
fHK RARITAN AND DELAWARE RAT RAILROAD.
yho House then resumed the cohsderasiA Of The Bari
tan and Delaware Bay Railroad bill.
Mr.. wooDHnD0s. (rep.) Of W argued 10 fAvor Of The
constu.Oualiy and sIpediency o declaring the roads
and boats OF that company 70 be military and post routes
The public should be protected against that sgalized
monopoly the Camden and Anboy Railroad Company.
which not only imposed burdens the people, but Grip
pied she government In tho perorms0ce Of s duty This
company he said ntereres with the elections In that
State, and designates who shall be elected
Mr. ROG1ks (opp.) or N. j., remarked that the state
mAnt was false from beginning 70 end.
Mr. WOODBRIDGE took the disclaimer true according
70 The best information OF the gentleman but he (hr
Woodbridge) had been informed that the Camden and
Amboy Company puts its foot such nominations -
may not best the interests Of the great monopoly
Tho subject hero went over.
RusmEs RNAnx0 prrsrc1 ooLuxmA.
The House then proceeded 10 tho consideration or tho
special ordsrHamey, business relating 10 the District
Of Columbia.
Several local bills passed. and ono, appropriasng
$3.50 FOR the erection Of pcnitsntary jail house
OF correction In the District Of Columbia discussed
Pending motion 70 lay tho bin tho table, the House
adjourned at quarter 70 nveP.