Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06


GonsRkss To. DAY - InPRAcHksNr.-r rhs
rrrai nteTes, f-t IN the Impeachment dsbat-
10 thr House wss shown to-day by tue
q forg'd c,poiioD OF the galleries ami tn
Iisss -sss thereto, long before the hour o;
. ,etipe fFUr. F.F #a.E .sf rE
Mr. Boutwell,, vho had the loor, cont ned
ME speech advocating impssca msnt. procs-d-
hs fpr rome time Ia eIoe~ lawyer aaa,v-is
~ the ", c. desut snd satnorities, bat war a
ing upin bis psrsra, ION In that forcioie, telling
-'yl- for hieb he 20 oisiing uished, attracting
the 'lo-'s st attenton OF all plTts Of the House
rh' mrmter- Of The House gathered sb ,ut
~stSuriDg HE psech, and 10 hsssme vicinity
H.re 10 I'd mary of fhe members Of tue
senate, including M-rsrs SumneP, F~ssepd-n
Cophlns, Frrirnghuysen, MorriiI Of VT, Pat.
rrrson Of N. H.. Howard, Williams, aud
3rinee. - 'L'."f .ts', p -
Ii was understood thai NJ. Wilson, OF
Iowa. would endsavsr to get the noor sus.
cerdiu Mr.. .B0stweiI, 70 move % ,ay tne whole
suhiect on the table aud 10 enforcs taa. mo.
hon by call for the pre- vious asstion. Con
stquently when the hammer Il the Speaksr
fe'l announcing the term na,ion Of Mr. Bout.
wells time all eyes were oirec,ed towards the
g at OF the Chairman Of the Judiciary Com
ni'tee Mr. Wilson and Mr. Ashley, DO b
arsse at the same moment, bat the former sue.
| Oe"'to III uTee lur eye o. t00 Speaksf.
By general consent, however. Mr. Boutw ell
VAS lowed time to flush his speech: aai
this done there was q general hustle and
change OF base on the part OF the House door
audience 70 get near the member from Iowa
Mr.. Wilson'S reply to Mr.. Boutwell, was q
compact Elective argument, and was listened
10 with speciai attention by those OF his fellow
mem bsrs, who have heretofore not Committed
themselves upon the question of impeach.
menf, and bave announced themselves IS In.
cliued to wait for further light
Upon the conclusion Of his speech, Mr. Will
son made his motion to lay on the table. This
was resisted by motion to adjourn To- Men.
day, which was lost by vore Of 100 to SO. A
motion TO adjourn until tomorrow was ALSO
lost.
THE LOST STEANDRs MRNoNsAHELA AND
De SoTo-No additional in ormation mas been
received a. the Navy Department concerning
the loss Of the steamers Monongahela and De
Soto, mention ned in the STAR yesterday. The
Monensan was a. I'd rate scre " steamer Of
October she wa. q ST. CToia and vss 70 o1o Dro. Q.
ceed to 81. Thomas to meet the Flag ship Sus.
quehsnna TIE following Is a list of her on.
c'rs, and the State from which they were ap-
pointed: -. ~ -
Commodore-S. b. BisselI, ID. C.; Lieut.. Com
mander-Jonn f.. Mctflensey, Pa; Lisatsn.
aT,mTneh W,iipm Ho,s e. aarVTns'Sn: Bel; sursson-
William V. Marmiop, W. Va; Paymss.er-
James Hoy. IT. N. Y: Captains Olerk-Lsn.
Sm Sn Aenns Chez Ene;nss
John z. A. Zsigler, Pa; lst Assistant Eue,.
neer-lsaao X: McNary, N. Y (; ad-Jonn Van
bHovssn.nsry; DC Hos.y N. z; Joseph H; Thomas,
W. Force. =; William Stivsrs, N Y;
Ensiens-Iimo'hy A. Lyons. MINI; Joseph
T. Crais, N. Y: Leighton N. Ford, Penn;
Vo
MN s. Richards, Penn. Joseph N. Hsmphlll,
Ohio; Aorisl B. Carter. N. j; Louis v. Hou.
sci, Penn: Edward Woodman. N II. Acting
Boats wain-Wm s Bond, Mass. Carpenter
Robert q. Thomas- Va q
The DE Soto Was q seccnd-rate paddlS. !
wheel steamer OF 1000 tons, and Carrying eight /
guns. When last heard from she was at Pen
saeoia, and was to 60 from there along the
Thomas, At the latter place to meet the Sus
quehaHna and Monongahela. The following
vs. list OF her officers And the States from
which they were appointed
Commemorative. &. Boggs, N. J.; Lieut.,
Commander-James Stillweil Ohio; Lieut..
Commapder-George w. Sumner, KY; Acting
N. Y; Acting Ensigns-JOhn Barrett, N. Y;
David A. Han, r. l.; Mates-Theodore w
Jones, Conn; J. L. Blauvelt, N. Y; II. @.
Fuller; Surgeon-David kiodleberger, Ohio:
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. Kidder. Mass;
Passed Assistant Paymaster-F. Clarke r l.:
Acting Chief Engineer George F. Hebard-N.
ACliuS 1usb Aoslhtdnt kQglueer r.. IL.
Thorpe-N. Y; Acting Second Assistant Engi-
pesrs William Darlington, N. Y, aad @. z
Kohl, Md; Acting Third Assistant Engiueers
William II Barclay and Alexander Demp pster,
N. Y, and A. J. Steele, Md; Second Leuten.
ant Of Marines, n. X. Bigelow, Mass: Cap.
tain's Clerk, John ID. Briggs; Pay CLERK, Den.
ms BIennan; Acting Boatswain, AnseI Keen
Mass; o nm Ger. Charles &. EamshSw, Pa !: Saif.
maker, W lillian N. Maull, Pa.
LORD AND LADY AMBzRLY. now on a visit
TO this country, called at the White House this
morning. accompanied by Mr.. Ford, Cha.rs
dAfairs. England, and Mr.. Darlington, of the
English Legation, and were presented to the
President by Secretary Seward. The distin-
guished visitors were received in the red parior
by the President and his accomplished daugh-
ter, Mrs. Patterson. #
RECEIPTS FROM CUsToMs.-The receipts
from customs al the ports below named from
November 25th TO Both inclusive, were as fol.
lows:
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