The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

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posseson u the French commander Of tAs sxpsdisiea
defeated there ws . procamasien, intended Tor the
capital Of Sonora and abiding 70 tho enthusiasm Win
which the French troops greeted asr their triumph
on entering the oisy This proof Of the oonadsnos
they entertained in thor victory - well - their dssss
nnatoa OF being absolusiy received with enthusias
or their own manufacture Of course
INTERNAL RzvENUH Rs0EIrrs.
The receipts from informal during last month
wore ovcr twenty millions. Tho receipts FOR the
rst five days OF this month average about nine hundred
thousand dollars per day.
PURCHASE or THE NEW YORK MER0HANrs' nx-
CHANCE.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bM which was lost
BY Congress- contained appropriation Of 81 600 900
for tho purchase Of the New York Merchants Exchange
for custom house, anc gave authority 70 tho Sorsary
Of the Treasury To ss tho Pennsylvania Bank building
United States Senate.
EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March 9, 1865.
rho ssnass met to-day a. Vice President johnson
In the chair
The secretary read tho journal Of Saturday.
On motion OF Mr.. MORGAN II was ordered that CON-
mtes OF two appointed 70 walt tho President and
infornhm that quorum had assembled aud ready
10 roccivo any communication no might be pleased to
make. ~,
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CONDENSATION FOE ARK spAs AND LousuANA Dxl1cArfs.
Mr. LANE (rep.) OF HAnsas, offered o resolution that
mileage and compensation be paid tho gentlemen from
Arkansas and louisiana claiming seats IN ne senate
Nc s ,ns epR e e. Mass. objected % us considers
ILLINOIS cEkTRAL RAn1OAH.
Mr. Tsu.syr tep Of ILL., gave an account Of the pro.
ceedings Of tho two Houses tho clause In the Army
Appropriation BILL prohibiting any part Of tho money
from being paid to tho Illinois Railroad company
the bill He said that joint resolution purporns TO
have passed both Houscs ding that no money be
Attorney General q bring suit 10 the legal
involved presented to the Senate but which was
not approved BY the President. Mr. Trumbal undertook
passed for tic cho Of Josiah 1r@os but tho clerks
Senator alluded; so his friend Armes lost 3 bill
Mr. TRuxsvLL remarked that the matter ought TO DO
Mr. CLARK said it better that the President BIO
quested to return the bill.
Dir SuMSER thought the Senate ought not act upon the
matter they were in executive, not legislative SEES
Mr.. TRunBuLL said il proper to inquire how the
signatures Of the Vice President and Speaker wero sb-
tanned.
! Mr.. Clark's suggestion acquiesccd in.
Mr. TaUSHuIL said he would not ask for committee
until the bill returned.
| Mr. HtNDRIeKs (opp) Of Ind, said he satisfied
that no blame could be attached to the engrossng clcrk
considering the manner in which business is crowded
| through at the close OF Congress.
fHE EAIK LIQUOR IN TINS CAPITOL.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson rep OF Mass, resolution
adopted requiring the Sergeant at Arms to remove
from the Senate part OF the Capitol the sale Of spruoas
! liquors.
| RECESS.
| Tho Senate here took recess OF twenty minutes
| MESSAGES PRESIDENT
! Mr. MORGAN, whom the Senate assembled again re-
ported that the committee appointed TO wait on the Tres
dent had performed that duty and that he Id send
forthwith TO tho Senate several communications in writ
! ing. -
had entered with these gcntcmcn then announced that
had been directed by the President to deliver several
messages in writing whorcupon tho Senate went nto
executive session
NOMINATIONS PRESIDENT.
Among the nominations sent In were Hugh McCullocb
70 be Secretary of the Treasury and the following OH
for the recently established court In the State OF
New York Charles I. Benedict, Judge; benjamin d.
Silliman District Attorney, and A. +. Campbell Marshal
The above nominations wers referred to appropriate
committees, and will be acted upon Tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned.