The New York herald., 1867-01-31

were not peesed hs wlshed = - me control OF In
T. R sis1.a $780, .:s q s . l.: IS s o ''"
The morning hour hsying sxpiRsd the bill wsat over
copHrua rHE CrsSom LAVA
joint 2 Cs ~ = .shs s% the
Soss o. ne present session the tine for codyns tho
iaws relating TO cnssoma vIicA w. passed
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Ine srsAxks presented executive communications ~
From ne Secretary Of war; ,ssasni,siDs papsrs In the
Charles Warner, which was Eefsssd to the COMMITTEES
Tramnitsing General Grams report on the ST. Clair
Tisls and General waens report of surveys Of The upper
Mississippi river and its tributaries which was referred
70 S shs Co%nsss .sn s.a on Coz Com%sscs o. S.s, =.
saements q diacosemsnts Of contingent funds which
~ SrsAx@ 40 laid before sas House commu,,cs.
tiOn relative 70 the condon oes In Texas, which
Among the documents was she fouowing:-
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excepting Galveston whore there are two coWpsnss On
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the northeast and northern portions Of should Ss
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The above letter forwarded the headquarters Of
the army in washington for it's attention.
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and resumed the consideration Of the Consular and
The question was on Mr.. williams amendment, a.
amended motion Of Mr. Stevens, to strike out the
resident are stationed and 70 add the provso that no
money shalt be paid for the support Of the United States
legation d Rome or for the future expenses Of such
legation.
and sent 70 the clerks desk and had read letter from
tabishinC the tact OF the late suppression OF Protestant
worship at Rome, and declaring that Papal Rome was
,ess toiarnnt than Pagan Roma hsd beam
Mr. BAsKs rcp, nf Mass. Chairman Of the Commit
lee on Foreign Ars suggested that the statements In
ss read h 'Ss Ssd mot nS.a e
hoosa that ~ ofc, sotrnaon hed been recoiyed on
the subject nom tbs American Miuistsr as Rome
had no here. and the Amsri-
can eovsrpnsnt should have representative there
here he would bo emitted precesnce the dpio
natic corps thing thich che people would probably
: ~ Ksssox. irepl q Iowa. -remayEed that that was
s,rauy matter Of eSs0ueaA; adebtsd only in CathoG
countries., rs .'rssl. :
he PepsI roysnnsut snad rscrsssntatvc, and re-
mared fhsA that ~ ~ reason Why there was NO Ro-
NJ. ESesos isisnoS16 che omsrk that il was on the
score q ths supjiuIScy pf t0S Church. (, III
osnitiins ths fur Representation a. Rome
out hs woul1 noe The House ake that decisive
Ga srs cs.a sssnsS . - s Rev. Dr.
Adams stated that all PreshytsrAa worship had been
prShioi,sd within the xa!s Y. q @2s
/ Hypothetical
Mr. H0RRnI (rep) Of VT, remarked that this govern
mept should NOT have had representation in Rome for
Hr: III rmcx. dem, Of Ohio, opposed the amendment,
deprocating tas stack on the papai government
NJ. B.Dwnn, irep) of CT, also opposed il on the
ground that embassy was required ~ Rome 70 look
there. (
Mr. BANKS called attention 70 the fact that the Roman
government had exhibited an entire WILLINGNESS 70 snr-
render suratt OF the assassins Of President Lin
coln without any condi,ion Whatever while there was
Probably NO other government would have done The
Italian had declared II would not surrender
him except condition that he should not be subjected
10 capital punishment
Mr. HnI, lrep.) Of Ind. opposed the amendment on
the that did not appear that any peculiar ndg
nifty was offered by the Roman government to American
ctzens that they were treated the subjects OF
other countries
Mr. CHAMBER regarded the whole movement as one OF
religious character he therefore condemned IL,
while at the time he declared himself In favor Of
aboshing almos, al the missions and OF establishing
consuares in their stead
Mr. MORRILL, remarked that the Pope was the only
foreign ruler who had formally recognized the Confcd
eracy.
Mr. BANKS said thai was mistake -
Mr. STEVENS inquired what other sovereign had done
so.