The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-10
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1854.

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peee esmpslsos TO show the value Of conssrips whe
paesd alongside veteran soldiers He secuted tnas Sen
Sscrs on the republican SIDE dsbelieved In the utmat
success OF arart he properly supported This Orc
posoa Was not on any such ground Of
he believed that thsre was discrimination on the par
or she people 20 nghs his war out until should hav
even better Union shsn - ever before had. He DO
Iieved the time would come when Virginia would be
pertor 70 New York In wealth end population, and hf
| would say tho Same OF other States.
motion was made 10 adjourn. Woich the ayes and
noes were called. and the motion rejected.
Mr. MoloUGALL. (opp Of Cal said II We had the spirit
OF our orefathers would have mako those
endesvors to buy men 70 fight our battles man who
fought for money would not fight a. ALL
Tho 0rst branch Of the amendment was adopted by Z
vote OF % ayes against IT noes, as follows
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The remaining sections Of the amendment were
An amsndmsas was offered BY Mr.. wnsos that nothing
contained 10 this act shall be 70 apply TO tho
Pending the discussion OF the amendment the Senate,
at Quartsr-past nve O'Clock, adjourned.
House or Rspreso
WASHINGTON, juno 0, 1884
RAILROAD BETWEEN new YORK AND WASHINGTON
mittss tho subject, reported bill providing for the
construction Of line Of railway communication between
the CITIES Of New York and Washington and to constitute
the Same public highway and military road and postal
route. He that tho bill be printed aud recomm-
ted to the committee and that day be hxed for It's con-
sderaton
Objection was made to the course proposed and de-.
bate followed, during which
Mr. Bsooxs (opp) OF ~ r., said that only small por.
had r0ad h0 and mat
they desired It TO be printed that they might carefully
Mr.. BRANDEcEE asked mr. Davis, OF Nd. who had op.
posed the consideration Of the BILL TO suggest day when
Il might be taken up
Ing that the Of his constituents wore involved Ia
the proposed new road.
had instructed its chairman Mr. Brandegee to make the
motion he did, and nothing The bill could have
printed and recommtted. 1t had been read and
considered by all OF abe committee.
Mr. BRANDEeEr said in reply TO his excitablc friend mr.
Webserl who had brought back with him the spirit of
tho Baltimore Convontion that he (Mr Brandegee) had
done exactly what tho committee Instructed him 70 do.
sdeaton OF the BILL he should move that be put its
passage.
Mr. WEBSTER replied that the committee had not au
thorized Mr. Brandegce to take that course.
Mr. BRaSDEesK remarked that the gentleman tMr Web.
story going of hall cooked. The House have yet
said whether they win designate day for the consdera
t0n OF the bill or not II the House decline to 1E day,
they could take the bill out of his hands.
THE BANKRUPT n IL DEFEATED
Further ceedngs on this subject were prevented by
Mr. JEscKEs, rep Of R. l., calling Up the Bankrupt bill.
which was yesterday ordered to be engrossed
The bill was theo rejected by yeas 6i nays o5, as fol
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Mr.. CRAvESs. opp Of Ind, moved TO reconsider the
vote and lay that motion on the table.
Pending this question the morning hour expired.
THE PASSENGER BETWEEN CALIFORNIA
Mr. WAsHnrRSE. frop.) Of ILL.,, from tho Committee
Commerce. reported a BILL which was passed TO insure
the certain enforcement Of the law regulating tho
carrying Of passengers In ships aud steam vessels,
m,iniy between New York and California. It provides
thousand dollars for the Caorns lnes and requires all
70 receive specie for tho government such
terms are allowed 10 other carriers.
SEALING PASSENGERS BAcaAGE-SCREAsg OF REVENUE IN
spEcIoas THE CANADA FIR INTER-.
The bill providing that goods, trunks carpet bags, bag
gage xc be seated, &c. IN the United States Eu
rope, FOR the Increase OF inspectors sixty
In number, mainly the Canada frontier coming up,
Mr. Bgoois, opp OF N ", remarked that he supposed
she bill drs necessity In conjunction with an almost
prohibtory tariff and The Internal Revenue bill but when
This bill went into operation American would scarcely
know his country, and generally suppose himself to
be in Europe not in the United States. He asked Il the
Increase or inspectors 10 the number OF neces
sary and what compensation they were TO have2
Mr. FLior, rep OF Mass, anss cred that they were
and that their compensa ion would be the same
other inspectors. The Dill, ne added was also o. ne
cessity OF she times.
The biz was then passed.
INLAND coAsrrSC TRADE
The House also passed the Senate bill regulating the
and coasting trade the northern NORTHEASTERN
and narthwesern fr ner. requires boats soops, &C.,
navigating otherwise than by 10 be enrolled other
vessels, aud makes them liable TO the rules and regua
lions concerning registered vessels
Tfs ~ TIE sTE,nER GOLDEN GATE.
Tho House considered the senate Joint resolution re
peaing the the relief OF y. +. and Samuel A..
Wood authorizing the SECRETARY OF the Treasury 10 issue
10 them duplicate bonds for the Oregon war debt,
amounting seven thousand dollars, Claimed 10
have been lost In the steamer Golden Gate.
During the debate WAS said that these bonds IN
the mails which recovered, aud that several OF
them had made their appearance.
Mr.. HAZE, (rep) OF IA, read evidence 10 show that
peher Mr. Wood, Of Boston, one OF the owners nor bis
agent hoard OF the recovery OF OF these bonds
The government could lose nothing by issuing pcaes
as sufficient security given by tho gentlemen named
Tbe oint resolution passed and the House adjourned.
Police Intelligence.
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