The New York herald., 1867-12-03


on msnon 2; Mr. w1susuRsr, Of H., like committee
WAS sSanorzea on he par, OF the House. and siessr
' Nssnourne' OF "a, ana Banks and Prayn we're ap
suosequensiy Mr. washbnrns reported that the CON-
meo NV nSa <si'ed on tho President. and been informed
.ha. no "s1d send his aununl message 10 Congress NJ
nasi i-pSs. twelve O'Clock =. Ii. Tomorrow.
-. THE KESTrcKy ELE0Eros cAss. ~
Ia DAwhs from the Committee on tecnons, 20 wnicn
LAa been referred the claim OF j. d. biaSie 20 seat -
representative from the Third Congressional district OF
KentucEy aud the credentials OF Goiady as heife
With resolution that Mr. Blake was not Omitted 10
seat and that Mr. Gollady Tho subject was post
poned till Wednesday next with leave for both CAIN
ants 10 address the House
PROPOSED new DRAW FOR sEsm
Mr. MAYNARD offered a resolution for now draw of
seas but on motion Of Mr. srAIsNa IL was laid On tho
sabls-Seas ~. nays a.
rnE nARDos ov FORT WASHINGTON, WIS.
On motion OF Mr. ELpaIpos the Committee on COM
mcrce was directed to nquts the proprcy OF TN.
proving tho harbor OF Port Washington, Wis, aud
making an appropriation by Congress tnerefor.
SOLDIERS BouS,sEs
On motion OF Mr.. wAsHBuRSE, rsp.l OF Ind, the
Select Committee Soldiers gounilss CONTINUED,
ert without authority 10 send for persons and papers
PROPOSED IMPEACHMENT consul AT DUBLIN
Mr. RobSsoS tdem.l OF N. Y, as question OF
on Foreign Aaairs 10 inquire into the conduct OF w
West United States Consu nj Dublin Ireland regarding
forthwith In order that II he has been guilty OF conduct
which would render him iaoe 10 impeachment tho
House may take measures TO have an impeachment pre-
Mr. FIRsswoRra, drspl OF Ill, made the point OF
order that as the resoaiion did ne, directly propose
impcacnment 10 was no. question OF priviieSe.
The SPEAKER sustained the point Of order.
dr Rohhsos the.eapon motihed his resolution so As
70 declare that West, United States Consul al Dub
lin, shall be impesched by the House
The SPEAKER held that in that form the resolution
Mr. ROBINSON addressed the House in support of bis
resolution detailing facts connection with the cases
Of Patrick Condor. Dennis f. Burke, John u. Rogers
and other nsturaiized citizens arrested Ireland
charges Of Fenanism. BE declared mat The question
was preferable In point OF importance 10 any question
ha hrnU hofU I'm or
ments might be important in the minds OF these who
urged them, but this was the most important impeach-
sons were most worthy OF they werc those
degenerate Americans who represented the United
sweeping include all; but he thought there
very few exceptions He would give notice TO England
and England would not make tho sale then the United
States should take and annex Ireland TO this country
Mr. Ross, tdem) Of H., asked III. Robinson whether
naturalized citizens had not been well protected in
Ireland native born American had been pro-
tccted at home for tho last few yearsy
Mr. ROBINSON had his own ideas on that point but pre-
ferred not 10 express them IN connection with this sub
Mr. JUpp. trep) OF ILL.,. addressed tho House on the
same subjeci conAnng his remarks principally 10 tue
action OF the Prussian in subecng to mili
sary duties american naturazed citizens VINO venured
10 return 10 Prussia for business or pleasure.
On motion OF Dir. Banks The subject was referred to
the Committee Foreign Affairs.
SURVEYOR GENERAL FOR UrAH-DEsEREr.
Mr.. HoopER, or Utah. introduced bill TO create the
office Of Surveyor General Of the Territory Of Utah. and
20 eAtenu tne homestead anu pre~emptOn mere
which referred TO the Committee Pubic Lands.
Also for the admission Of Deseret the Union when
referred 10 the Committee on rerritoriss.
EXTRA CONVERSATION TO GOVERNMENT YafrroYKs.
Mr.. LOGAN. irep.l OF H. introduced memorial from
the clerks and other employees OF the civil service ~
Washington 70 extend tho JOINT resolution OF March s
1857. giving twenty per cent eassd compensation
which, with accompanying bill. referred the
Committee OF Ways and Means.
THE COMMITTEES WAYS MEANS.
Mr. IHGKRsoLL moved 10 adjourn that, az he said
the Committee OF Ways and Means nigh, nave an op
por,unity Of holding session the question oi
uactn2 the currency, as submitted by bun.
Mr. WAsHBrRsE, Hep.l o. ILL., suggested that tho
proper way to have that committee authorized
SIT during the session Of tha House.
Mr. ScuEscK applied for and received such permission
ISsPEonoS PAPERS hgHngRs OF
CONGRESS.
Mr. JULIAN introduced JOINT resolution to allow
bers Of Congress to inspect papers In the Post ono De-
partnent, which referred 10 tho Post Once Com
mtee; and then, at haif-past two O'Clock, the House
ahi