The New York herald., 1864-06-26

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60 snd Attorney q the District Cour. Of xasss
lscexAm % sALAs.ss os SLAVE TRAps Jup0n, ro
NJ suNuHa fyePj vs asss,. from the Commistes O
torssn RslAtoAs, reported bill " increase ne salaries
the Judges ana srbers appo ntsd assss .ne ue.V "A
Great Britain for the suppression OF the slave trsae
n shUGGLsa -
Mr. NoRRuL made . report from ths Committee Oh .en
fsrsros o. bin prevent snugglng and Ter oshs'
purposes. which vas coacurred In.
rxn AppRorRIArcH MIL
Ae bill making appropriations for csrtan civh expenses
the government came up IN regular order OF business
Messrs C0LLAxEa and sUxNER made remarks on tn
amendment 70 repeal the inter State slave TRADE.
The amendment was ost-yeas IL, maya Vas ioi
sss Morgse nerai. romsry. Rsmsay,.sprasue. sumner
f1s-Nsssss Buck.lsw, osriils. Clark oolanss Cc~a'
Ea sssnita, Powell, kchardson. saussury. sherman
af soUs nUsDsnD MILLION LOAN snl-
from seS 6afos COMMITTEES bill % provide ways and
means for 6e support Of the being the four
hundred million loan bill, which was ordered % os
TEE MnRAL RKsIruE BIL.
g F..nsD made report Ron ~ n. ;n,srns ,.ys.o 90
= support the and pay hs interest on thu
pdSs debt, h explained the rsqu = %: s.n.sors
rofsws-Os incomes. Ave per cent all no. exceeding
Avs sheusnd dsaisrs seven and half per on m
comes ovr ave and not exceeding ten thousand Noars
mn tan per cent on ell exceeding ten Thousand do On
vAksy q = after Jnly l. 1894, and - altar Fsbivs
H. essentially
asnass,s slnsalnsnu Tue other rsCommeodatisns q
- eesnses wsse nst rssd bus the repsrt Of the con-
Ss cosss;ssSos % Il 10. Appropriate. bin Was cen
g. ce.4.. moved = .m.nansn. .pprop.i..i.s ..a
Aeusand dollars for publishing The continuation OF the
wxk OF Sohooscraft upon tns North American Indians
wAioh wal carried sftsr discussion in which several
Senators sid they wsuld vote for II orie
SA prQpositios but s0uld Do So . continuation Of
work Cd which much had already besu expended
n. WILSON osrs1 sn amendment 70 increase the saa.
~ the bookkeeper Of the Springfield arsenal to 81 200
Mr sausxAx hoped il would not bs agreed to, as this
Sin was net for inasguatng general increase OF
The amsudmen. was Withdrawn.
Mr. As1Hdar, rsp Of R. l., offered an amendment to
increase the salary Of the foreman In the bndery Of the
pfblic printing ONCE 10 81, 500.
Mr. SaKaaAs opposed i as not appropriate to this BILL
1ne amendment was lost.
the the United States there shall bo exclu
mon o any witnesses ea account Of Color and ne read
the Importance Of such provision
Mr. BUcEAlEw, (oppl Of "a submitted an amendment
90 the amendment as foows-'sOr because he Is party
20 or interested In the issue tried"
Mr. SAULsBURY, opp OF DEL, opposed the Hrst amend
bat favored the second only az an amendment to
che negro proposition but separate question.
Mr. HOWARD (rsp) OF Mich said the true test 10 mat
It was cruel sssum plisn that man With black skin
ooud not tell tho tru,h a seemed to be the belief OF
NJ WIIxMsox (rep.) Of Minn said he would vote for
the amendmeus OF the gentleman from PsnnsyvapA il
ho would cOn6no his action OWL
Mr.. BUCKALES 30 oiihed IT,
The amendment amendment was then agreed 70,
Mr.. somner's amendment was shen adopted by yeas
az, nays 10, as ioilows:-
a%s I,e:
HsndacK: siots, Johnson se.m n FoWs Richardson
sGAuiabury, Sherman Tru a.bull. Van Wnkie, wsy-I6
Mr.. WHKNs01 ole amendment repeating the
clauses 10 certain lava Of 1862 making appropriations
.respeotiveiy Of hundred thousand dollars and i've
andred thousand dollars for tho ortaton and econ
saon of nsgpes reel by law ana abolishinS slavery In
'ths District Of Columba.
" Wnsos said the sonems was miserable
fsrsd. many had died. and the remainder had been
hroaht back recently in wretched condition, notwish.
standing the flourish that was made with regard to the
enerprise and the fact that member OF the Cnst had
,soas . Concord N. H.. to eu sizs the enterprise
He nready bad bin before the ssuats appopratng this
sznoney foc oolonisng blacks In Western Texas.
as ad no ssss with Il: 's en-
Nr LANE OF Kansas, asked the Senator (dr JohnsO1)
H After Southern had returned to ns allegiance
ne blacks could remain In familiar intercourse with their
Mr.. yoaHsoH replied that those Who we're free m the
past had not only been allowed 70 remain but were pro,
g. Hro.s. lopp) q Nd said as wished % raise the
psnro o. .S..y oocssion sens.oss TAXED a.
though the rebellion was put down; or was
ses .ao rs. ss country % IL
origipai mocrat bat that he should aiate with tho
party SSs orsa o.. % l. was IS s 20
benou tie resurectiou II the democraec PARTY The
Constitutional Convention of his State had jast voted 70
abolsh ssvery an acs at which gratis
ID than himse he hoped Senator'S would hereafter
lnlk Of something besides the negro.
proOrsang Srss thousand hundred and four dol
s1osss 1851 remaining aopad BY the eommissieasr
Mr.. HARLAN Also offered an amendment uniting New
Mexico with Ariscua district, with one Surveyor
easra asd Idaho and Nevada with the Colorado district
asd Dadctah wisn Montana.
NE amendment agreed to-
fhs bill being reported from the Committee OF ths
waoIe the amendments were considered In open senate
Mr. sunxss asked for separate vote tho amend
nsnt repeating the provisions OF the iav Regulating the
importation OF Bls into any part OF the United states
The amendment was adopted by yeas 49, nays IL, Al
.soilows-
asss Gron. Dooltto Fessenden, Foot, asrlsn Hs ris
.sprasas' Summer. Ten Eyck, Wade. Wilkeson and WI
NAys-Mss:r. Busksew. Csril: asndsios. H.sss John
Tho bill was then passed by vote OF thirty yea,
30 four nsys-Nessrs. Garlic, Hendricks, Powell ahe
4ux TAX BILL AoAw.
Mr. HxNDRicKs moved TO reconsider the vote by which
che report Of the Conferences Committee on the Tax bill
he report having been sent to the House. and having
been there coucurred n the motion was declared out
.srdor under the rules
COLLECTION TAXES THE REBE1Ilous STATES
On motion OF Mr.. HARMS, (rep) OF n. " the bill rels
ive 10 the collection OF insuTrectionary disr
taken up, whom, motion Of Mr.. WILSON the Senate
nto executive session at twenty minutes past
p. NJ, and subsequently adjourned.
House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June rs, 1854
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The House passed the bill anendatory Of the Pacific
Railroad act, by vote OF 10 against 81.
II removes the restrictions In the original
uts with view facilitate the construction Of the road
CALLING roRcsaL
The House then resumed the consideration OF Hous,
bill fsrther regulating and providing for the enrolling
and calling the national forces and for other pur