The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-09

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| THE INDIAN WAR
Mr. HENDERSON, rep.) OF No asked leave to offer two
| resolutions calling for information he subject of
Indian difficulties which, after debate, decided to
he in order under the resolution OF Friday last which
excludes legislative business not pertaining TO
struciicn during the present session The resolutions
offered ana adopted They addressed severally
10 The Secretaries OF the Interior and of War; and call
upon these officers for all information report ana old'rs
| of the lndaI difficulties on the frontier.
! MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Mir CHANDLER, trep.) of Mich, called up resolution,
offered by MN days since, calling upon Secie-
tary OF correspondence between him
ana Lewis d. Campbell while the latter was Minister TO
heSco aud all correspondence with the Of
Mr. campbell since his appointment The resolution
adopted.
Secretary OF State for all information in his possession
touching recent events IN Mexico
VII. WILLIAMS, trepl OF Oregon, was glad that resolu
ton had been offered lie thought relations
Mexico not what they ought TO be that the
country ought 10 watch carefully the management OF
Nexican affairs
Mr.. HOWARD, Gep) of Mich, inquired what nforma.
ton Mr. Sumner expected get by his resolution Ac-
corns to the newspaper reports the sdventurer Maxi
| milan had been executed lately Did Mr. Sumner ex-
| pect get the particulars Of that AFFAIR."
Mr.. said he expected get the particulars of
the arrest, trial and execution Of Maxniian He hoped
also 10 get The proceedings the Of Santa Anna
whose arrest anu execution might possibly Ques
ton OF International law
Mr.. HOWARD glad that the facts in connection with
Macmillan would forthcoming under this resolution
Ho entertained the belief that II the truth fully
communicated IT would have very beneficial effect in
correcting Of childish senmentalsm IL he might
be allowed that expression subject Of the execu
ton. or, in other words the just punishment OF
who according TO his mr. Howard's) ideas, was the
| most arrant Ieon OF the present day.
| The resolution OF AIR Sumner adopted
| PoLICE.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate resolution OF the
House for joint committee 10 inquire into and report
upon the mode in which tho law regulating the appoint
ment OF the Capitol ponce had been carried effect
me question raised whether under the resolution
OF Friday this matter could be considered, aud by a
| S, nays ~
TIE MURDER EExIcAS SOLDIERS by ORDER
MACMILLAN.
Mr. CHANDLER said he wished offer a resolution He
by the news from Europe that France and Austria
had suspended diplomatic relations with Mexico, and
had had gone into mourning over tho death OF Maxi
| milan.
Mr. srasrx interrupted Mr.. Chandler to insist that he
oer his resolution lrst, then let the question como
| up whether the Senate would consider 1t to-day.
Mr.. CHANDLER sa d he woad do tnai.
The resolutions were then read. They rece in full,
in preamble, ihe oecree oil Macmillan issued October
3 1862 ana that whereas II said Mexican
officers therein named and ten thousand other Mexican
officers and men nhumany murdered in cold blood
alter having surrendered prisoners OF war VIOLA
lon OF every law and usage Of civilized war'rr thew
the Committee Foreign Relations to examine
Into and report upon the facts herein stated the
earliest practicable moment
MT CHANnIER about 20 address the Senate on the
above when, MI SUMNER obiecting, u went over.
Mr.. CHaNDtEs-Very well, can say what have TO
say tomorrow.
RESOLUTION THANKS GENERAL SHERIDAN
The resolution of the House rendering the thanks OF
Congress u General Sheridan came up when Mr.
poNERoY rap Of Kansas Taisei tho point that the
Senate could not consider 1T under the resolution OF
Friday.
Mr.. lrroS, rcp) of Neb moved to suspend the
resolution Of tridayto allow the passage OF all these
resolutions of thanks
Mr.. GRxss, trep.i OF Iowa. said he was not prepared
70 vote on these resolutions. few years ago the
hshes; compliment that could be paid to an ofcer was
aresolution OF thanks IL proposed TO pay this
compliment aud bas, II upon newspaper report merely
| II these commanding officers we're be thanked he
did not sec Why Governors oi Territories should be
thanked also.
Tbs question then put whether tho Senate could
under the resolution OF Friday, act upon resolution OF
thanks 10 General Sheridan, and IL decided In the
negstve-yeas s. nays 21--Messrs. Cameron, Drake
Ramsey, Sumner and Wade in the negative
RESOLUTION REVOLUTION cosFr MING prg-
MSS To RECONSTRUCTION.
Mr. SUMNER offered resolution to rescud the resolu
ton oi Friday LASH tIsugh;er.l
several senators objected
Mr. suaNR-very wea- shall keep 1t before the
senate every day.
rAyNESr BnrSnKs MISSOURI rRcors
Mr. DRAKz rvp.l Of no., moved thai the Senate take
up concurrent resolution OF the House directing the
reenrolmeB OF bill Of last for the payment OF
bounies to certain Missouri troops The bill passed
ny both houses last session. but was not presented 10
the President Ia time TO receive hs signature.
Nj Ross, rep OF KANSAS. hoped the Senate would
this resolution. rhc failure OF the bill receive
the President signature IN tune was his fault although
u was unavoidable