The New York herald., 1866-03-20
THE CAPITAL.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
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Ths Bills to Establish q Home for Disabled
Ssldisn and for the Annual Inspection Of
Indian lfiairs Passed by the Senate.
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Introduction Of = Bill to Equalize the
Bountics Of Soldiers.
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The Loan Bill Again Up i'm the
f-" nt House.
Ng RECOMMITTAL WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS.
10. &c. DC.
The Loan Bill Again Up i'm the
f-" neie House.
Ns RECoMMITTAL WITHOUT INSTRUCTION,
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1866.


A the expiration Of the morning hour the settlement
- the Loan bill attempted in the House The first
4uestion upon Mr. Beamans motion to table Mr..
0arnelds motion 70 reconsider the vote by which the
Ill rejected last Friday This failed and the ques.
non then up Mr. GarncId's motion TO
sider Messrs Broomall OF Pennsylvana and Boutwell,
ef Massachusetts, opposed the bill with the argr-
snts other opponents have used all the way through
1hs Aght Mr.. Garfield then delivered very forcble,
although brief, speech In support Of the bill,
and his motion TO resusctate it was carried
By sightyone yeas TO sixty-seven nays At this
janoture when the friends of the bill confident they
could pass it, Mr. Conkng Of New York, moved to
commit the bill without instructions Mr. Conkng has
bean supporter Of the bill throughout the discussion
and In all the votes upon IT. 80 he careful TO explain
thas his motion 70 recommt not intended nimcal
70 II, but intended rather q prudential He
evidently afraid TO submit the bill VOTE believ
ing that II It were recommtted, in the cases Of the
constitutional amendment and the Civil Rights bill, 1t
would back TO the House under better auspices and
pas 80 the bill rscommitted, and everybody ex.
cspt Long John Wentworth, who wanted to strike at
once appeared 10 be satisfied with the result.
THE MEXICAN LOAN.
Nr. Dawson, OF Pennsylvania, to-day attempted to
sss At the Of Congress upon the Mexican loan
<cssement by the introduction Of resolution declaring
shat the United States guarantee the bonds OF
Mexico any other nation, whereon he demanded the
previous question The majority Of the House would
NOT b put the record for against Mexico just yet
shey refused second Mr. Dawsons demand and the
oausson went The friends Of Mexico the floor
sf the House made attempt conceal their graa-
cation at this rebuff Of her enemies.
DAY FOR ADJOURNMENT OF THE SESSION.
ma House agreed by large vote this afternoon 10
sdjearn the last Thursday in May Notwithstanding
fovw ta 0ns hed
before the latter part Of July, the cholera does not
the legislators away before that time. Joke
much they please about It, the Western members
yecaly not little anxious at the approach Of hot
vseGher To calm their fears the resolution 70 adjourn
IN Nay was agreed TO 90 handsomely. Meanwhile the
House committees at work ndustriously, and will
soma day unexpectedly report batch Of business which
win occupy the attention OF the House till long after the
Aay fred for adjournment
PROPOSED SHIP CANAL ACROSS THE IsrHhUs OF
DARIES
some incp,ent measures adopted to-day regard
Of ship canal the Isthmus of
Danen at Panama in Central America The resolution
merely called for information and survey reports This
timely action In bringing up the subject should soon be
followed by further legislation OF a more substantial
character Captain PIN, an Englishman, will be
nembered is endeavoring TO persuade his gov
ernment carry out such project, and has obtained
concessions for that purpose from the Nicaaguan
government II wish to spread our own commerce
and control trade Of the Pacific this enterprise Of PIN
should be beaded or
YHE RADICALS PREPARING FOR THE NEXT PREsI-
DENTAL CAhPAr0S.
mo radicals are already laying the wires for the
Presidential campaign In various sections OF the country
Carl schurz establishing himself at Detroit partly for
ths and partly securing the election Of Mr.
Chandler to his third Senatorial term.
THE COLOMBIAN COMMISSION.
On wednesday the Coionb Commission meet again
% hear the OF Daniels the ship Good Return the
Medea and La Constancia- They before the COM
mission in 1862, and the umpire then made decision
awarding somc four hundred thousand dollars to the
claimants but the Colombian Commission at that
time protested against tho decision only the question
Of Jurisdiction had been referred 70 the umpire Pay,
mont was not made The cases to the pre-.
sent Board by Mr. Seward determine whether the de-
<asions should stand bc reopened The umpire
Of the present Board, Sir Frederick Bruce, NJ
expected b. present at the argument Mr.
James M Carlisle, OF Washington, represents the
Colombian government - ts attorney, and Mr.
walter 8 Cor, Of Georgetown, and Hon g Coz. OF
Neu York, the cisimanta These international
MISSIONS srs becoming important part of International
Ap,smscy, and ID 70 the credit Of the British Minister
shai In the midst Of his Fenian troubles he gives his
sims 70 forward Of peace in hts capacity Of
mediator between tho two republics The commission
viii expire about the middle Of May Nearly all the
business dsposed OF satisfactorily. The 10 be
srucd wednesday grow out OF the privaieering OF
our citizens In the Of the South American nations
aaansi spain and the alleged seizure Of prizes by
shs Colombian govspmen. They involve many interest,
sns questions connected with those early days
vus NATIONAL UNION cLrB ENDORSING THH pREsI-
DENT.
rhs National Union Club have, through Green Clay
smith chairman pro tsm. for A. w. Randall, President,
ana william Thorpe Corresponding Secretary, issoed
e.ii for Union people, without regard 70 party loca
sson 10 meet AZ the City Hall IN Washington, on sstur
1ay .sh for purpose, they say, Of endorsing and
..anns President johnson In his bold and determined
purp.se Of maintaining IN Ne purity the constitution Of
abe Uni,ed States against all opposition
THIRTY-HINTH CONGRESS-
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First sessfon.