The New York herald., 1866-05-09

Foreign Relations reported the House joint resolution
relative 70 the attempted assassination Of the Emperor
OF Russia, with additional section amendment
requesting tho President forward copy Of the roo
luton TO the Emperor Of Russia Mr.. Sumner said he
did not believe that the attempted assassination Of the
Russian Emperor tho result much OF what he had
which he had followed II 70 its logical conclusions In
comforting civil and political nights upon the emancpsted
people. .a
Mr.. SALISBURY dem) Of Del, moved to strike out OF
the resolution the words 'by an enemy OF enancipa
sion" He would simply remark that there was no such
Information before the Senate There not particle
OF evidence that the attempted assassin enemy Of
emancipation II 1t was true, the fact could bo aseer
tanned by inquiry from the Russian Minister Tho state
mcnt he Mr Salisbury had that the attempt
was made by in humble ife who did not own any
sers He had learned also, that he monomaniac.
He did not know anything about it. he thought tho
Senate before asserting such thing ought TO get nfor
The amendment Of Mr. Salisbury was no. agreed TO-
The resolution as amended by the Committee on Foreign
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS TO PREVENT THE INTRODUCTION
AND SPREAD OF tn. CHOLERA
Mr. CHANDLER, trepl Of Mich, from the Committee
Commerce. reported the House joint resolution 10 prc
vent the introduction Of cholera into the ports Of the
United States, with an amendment, a. substitute,
The Senate resolution, introduced by Mr. Ramsay "a
amended BY the committee. The substitute reads as fol-
Jonr kxsoLynos providing quarantine regulations pre-
vent the issroduson and spread q the A.alc
tho United States Of America Congress assembled Thet
ss As as & s p @ s
% ss Whose ~ % action shan b.
efficient and uniform ss system % sssins. n
Of entry The ' same may be
the prevslspcs said a:sssc countries having direct
s.o.dThsl no shan Also enforce the esi.esnmen. q
injected districts adjacent within the limits the
f1dThai said Secretaries hereby authorized to use
the means at their command 70 carry outhe foregoing pro-
H.rha. l. .a be the duty Of the secTs,sry Of Stats
,on Of Aac esce,s into this country through their ports
Prsyen. he nsrodSsseu and spread
q s.id disease provided h,. resolution shall continue
s. isSS and no ianser S 'A' ''''"' "0''A' D''
Mr. CLARK, lrcp) Of N. H., objected to giving so much
tion ought to lay over day or two for investigation
Mr. Gu SsDIGs ,S sS the resolution S had .S been printed
what II was, he was very slow TO learn.
Mr. HAaars rep.l Of N X, said the effect Of the BIN
federal authorities. IL designed to suppressed. the
State Quarantine regulations established at New York
Mr. GRIMES, (rcp.) Of Iowa, did not think Congress
upon the secretaries Of tho Navy and War The bill,
u passed. would DO very apt 70 give tho cholera TO the
Treasury OF the United States The people OF Iowa. he
said we're familiar with the cholera and not so
much afraid Of :. az those who had never seen H.
a @ m ad and xa no
tho sense that Il could be kept out by legislation II
existed In the air.
The morning hour expired and the PENDING subject
went over
rur ,ncrrArIvr APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr. FfsESDES, (rep.) Of Me-, from the Finance Com
mittce reported tho Legislative Appropriation bin,
which was ordered 10 be printed
CRUDE rETRoiEux ExKnrTED YRon INTERNAL RxvKvus
TAX.
The joint resolution to exempt crude petroleum from
internal tax WIS received from the House, takon up
motion Of Mr. CowAS and passed
RAISING CULTURE ExrosirIoN
The CHAp laid before tho Senate supplemental mes
tla tAorf aff,p Tram cnr
Minister to France In which lie calls tho attention OF
government TO our representation IN the Fish Rails
bo held in July 1896 Our Minister suggests that this
government should he represented, and recommends
be sent Tho corcspondcnco wac ordered 70 be printed
and referred 10 the comniiiee on Foreign Affairs
rfB GEE or me sEsAfE CHAMBER GRANTED To tExAiE
LEfTrRER.
On motion OF Mr. wApY rep Of Ohio tho Senate re-
considered the vote efnsns TO grant .be nee OF tho
Chamber TO Mrs y. c. walIlng, Thursday evening,
10th inst, for the delivery OF lecture rcconstrlc
ton The resolution granting tho nee OF the Chamber
passed, with amendment declaring that hereafter
1t shall not he granted for such purposes.
rcsr OFFICE ArpRopHArTor BILL
The unfinished business yesterday, which was the
Post Once Appropriation bill taken up. The pond
ing motion on Mr. Trumbulis amendment relative
TO appointments the vote upon which was yesterday rc
Tho amendment being open 10 amendment Mr. MoR-
Rn trepl OF Me- moved 20 strike out the last clause.
rqurus the case and cansc OF removal to be reported 70
Mr. n0wlrD, ITepJ OF Ach., called for ,he yeas and
this MOTION.
Mr. FsssEspss stated that he had the other day sad
that he could vote fof lLe amondment without tho
canse referred TO- He lad snce 10 the conclusion
that he ourtn 20 vote for II az an amendment 10 an
appropriation dill unless IL late the session hnt
no tme left 10 perfect biiL There was now
ne did not doom IL wso 10 put such provision upon the
Post Once Appropriation bill
Tie amendment Of Mr. Morrill, was agreed 70 by ycss
~. nays 10.
Mt HfsD,zsos, rcp.) Of No, asked Mr. TrumbulI TO
Withdraw his amendment
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for the reasons stated by Mr.. Fesaenacn.
Mr. HuxBul, trepl Of III IN reply to suegostions that
the sons oi The resolution should be incorporated
into an independent b said that such bill coald
be passed II could never receive 'naoriiy much le-s
,so,hiris and !. wss very PLAIN that r,.ses. iwS,
offered the following Substitute for tina tiup.
before tho senate. which was adopted
s nc ,s ssr es o. sny oe % s ~
required b the advice s.n-.
srlss ss s,s's s"e ~ ss T. m Ia % -
during ihe sf ,easl since " adjourn
meBt
Apro,rac,ed discussion took rlacr on the above. in
which ncesrs. TRANQUIL, samncr, stewart wssn and
poobttis participated The arguments we've manly
petition o, those, pro and eoi, already pfned Ia the
said The Pres dent hal not removed from uce fof %
rake He had teen an extremely shsai Chief Magistrate
Iii this respect lie had removed only b. maze way sur
men who lad ser,sd "a the army
Mr. Hcwr, rcpj q Wis asscd 4 hs co.lcasue woaid
give way 10 him shse b. read nm esira.s frn n"vs
M, Doorrrrr said hc had no confidence N ,to ue.s-
papers ~ did not read tacm, ngr .cteve ,h"m AZ
icrly they had much abused hts fl.t be
CEASED to read thsm he would not yield - NJ. Howe
Mr. w.ison, ircr. o, Nas-,, ia r.ily b. quc, on
frufn Er pouite fa hn' IN sf~akfrr - ttc Fvecg.
tive rtuso Of p'vcr 10 hal ef~Irrd % the yr,s.nt
President lie wished simply q tay TIA. dctrg The last
surnisr and autumn told that fhr Pres ideni
was making experiment In vfrani.ing tic rsuri
S1icf. We were tod ttatH Y dd not furccef 4
~ the rownf of Congress remedy b. H'.nt the
feet Bow' Ncn being turned out ~ Offer :cr be-
hevIng fiai por,v not r,h, and tIs patronage q
the Executive Ne NJ usrd 90 carry gu. ftat Focy
Il Ij.alrs travelling through III, country n
voyage OF d0coy ohelng lie hnrcns % thss world
FOR cunvcitA WHEN The caae OF Mt stockton undsf
dscusr on here Mr scovei, of New Jsrey, cnne hcro
gave hIs promise that man opposed TO the prssl
dent wuuld he cent here. What 90 ind silccf No
near a elier written To cfcsr IA fev Jersey ~
direction Of tho President. dirrriuy hiIn " turn
certain and fil the aftsT coukua;ton with
nr Scoyel This Mr. Hcoyci siruttuF stoai
a. lie owned scv Jency.
Mr. H0wH aid President e.sr amer greater
tblgatlonf 70 Tho party that etced hnl ihnr Tie present
Eser4iisc fc was nlado The candidate ~ a party
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