The New York herald., 1867-07-18

Thought General Ould highly conscientious and honor
able man; bu, when be committed treason he was lke
woman fallen from virtue, ready Tor any crime and
from thai hour no one knew where 70 nnd him.
MI ElDRDaE reminded Mr. Butler that 10 max ms
had gone INTO rebellion Hancock and Adams and
Washington thsses s-everyone Of them hsd been cai.ea
rebel and eveTv OF them bad been reoei tcon-
tinred bissesl until the rebellion became success
The srEAkER lsetarsd members for tho violation OF the
rules 70 expressing appreciation or dissppropanon eno
the subject then closed.
IHE rRfsDgSr's MESSAGE ~ RktATIos TO
SOUTHERN STATES
Tepl Of Ind, asked leave to oner the FOL
loSlps'@ o-'--' ~ ~ President Az e
Re.olssd, That ,he doctrine svcwsd Dy
s & Isd sss, y hs % @ rs. y tes binds The
nation to psy sr daps neaea prior 70 Rebellion.
.iss d. law SsssI
% y ss sg n on ~ ME wss
ovestlrown anu discharged. lafnt Nt-
Mr.. BrRs, tdenl of III objected Nv ,stf
Mr.. JULIAN moved TO suspend the rules $50 . y
The rules suspended-ysas 96, nays is and Me
resolution was introduced.
Nj. JULIAN owed tbe previous question.
Nj. Brooks, tien.l Of y. ". asked wbother the prh
cpss laid down BY vsiei PhlImors, and all writers on
International law were 90 he overruicd by the House
under the previous question: t...i W.
M ,.ass ,s a.d nS propose that but was sure 'ne
Mr. JULIAN mod fed his resolution by adding after the
Mr.. EoBISsoy, (den.j OF \. ". inquired whether Mr.
Julian meant 10 include In the latter category Senator
Morton Of hs own state, who was the father OF the
d9tSline, ssaazl:. Z, sss a. A3~S1E TT
MI julian replied that gentlemen on the other side
understood perfectly who were meant in the phrase
Mr. BrRR inquired whether Mr.. Julian would say That
the President had expressly stated any such doctrine,
Mr. ras rcpsd that M'I bo 90, aid no mean to sy ,ha,
the President had asowed that doctrine in his
Nj. fsssswoRTn srep.l OF H., suggested an amend
ment 10 tho resolution by adding "lnd that the judi
iay Committee be instructed TO inquire whether the
Intention Of the said message was to impair tho financial
Mr.. JuLAs declined to accept the amendment, and in
sisted oO the previous question.
The previous question was seconded and the resolu
uon adopted by stree party votey cas- 100 nays 10
MESSAGES FROM TIRE SENATE
The STEAMER laid before the House messages from the
Concurrent resolution add one member OF the Senate
and two numbers OF The House to the Joint Select Com
mittee on Retrsnchment
On motion Of Mr. JEscKEs. (rop) Of r. L. tho resou-
t0n was agreed TO.
Amendment TO the act in relation TO reputed de-
On motion of Mr. ASHLEY. Of Ohio the amendment
was non-concurred in, and committee OF conference
asked for
The act for the relef OF Melinda Harmon, Of Tennes
Passed.
Amendment TO tie House bill in relation to special
On motion of Mr. WILSON. rep.) Of Iowa, the amend
ment wos eoncured In.
Mr.. suxyEa's EQUAL RIGHTS BULL
Senate bin for the further security Of equal rights in
the District OF Columbia
Mr. JUpp rep) Of III proposed TO amend The bill by
:sSssS ;ssa " s / ssins sS ssssss mon TO
Mr.. sClRsck, (rep Of Ohio. suggested that the cor,
race or color was doing more than ANYTHING else to
keep up such distinctions. He favored the plain pro.
vson that all electors shall be qualified TO bold oce
and to sit Jurors and then lot any who dared ds
obey thai law.
Mr. JoDD expressed his concurrence IN that sentiment
Mr. PRuyS, dem of ~ ", did not see how tho gen.
tleman from ohio could expect to carry out his views,
when In the senate Massachusetts, Senator tMr sum.
ner speaks OF the white race as he so.called white
Mr.. Judd's amendment agreed 70.
Mr. IsGEssou, rep Of H., moved to amend by strik
On motion Of Mr. scussoK the bD was referred to tho
judiciary Committee, with leave to report at any mo
TINE CONVENTION WITH VENEZUELA
The Senate bill TO carry into effect the convention
with vcneznea for the payment Of claims Of citizens Of
tdcm) Of Ind TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs
ANNOUNCEMENT or COMMITTEES
The SPEAKHR announced the following commttees-
ssysns On oS r Van xssm wsms Of
Indiana, Loushridge and Archer.
Additional members on the joint Select Committee on
Reconstruction Jenckes and Benjamin.
THE COMMITTEES on SOUTHERN RAnKoADs
Mr. McClURc. gep.) Of NO. ssxsd lesvs 70 introduce
Railroads 70 divide itssf into SUBJ committees sit
several points for the purpose OF taking testimony.
| rRs nRPoRrxD yIIBusIERNa MOVEMENTS AGAINST MEXICO
Mr. SELys, trep) Of N y, asked leave 70 Offer pre-
kaiion Of expeditions against Mexico. and requesting
shs Prssidsss 70 issue procamaiicn requiring al
proper Officer. Of the United stalse to prevent them
Mr. Ross, (dsu.) Of Ill, sbjectsd.
suhssqusntly Mr. Ross withdrew mis- objection 70 the
revolution, and II was introucsd and referred TO the
CcmiRises on Foreign Affairs.
xLKAou
Mr STEvsss, lrepi Of Pa, asked leave TO introduce
bill which he characterized rather Of justice than
OF popularity. The bill proposes to allow mileage to
Senators Representatives and Delegates present at this
adjourned session.
Mr. BRocxNrl, trcp.l Of Pa, objected
Mr. STEVENS moved TO suspend the rules.
TIE question was :aEsa sy yeas and nays and re.
pended and the bill was not introduced.
The following Is the vote in detail
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aan % Dawes s Di1So % poonsI!y bssss, % Fsrns.orsS, %
ss sSon f FSs n6san
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Fk s:sy xsss xa kss"1 ss
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TsylS Ihcms. Ven Asrn1% Van Aof'n f Van rsgmp
Of Mass, wsIfer, Williams Of Pa-Si.
THE nrxA0nEsr orsnroy-noRs WORK yoR Hsyu JUDICIARY
ur, covOp., rep, Of Pa, offered, - . qu.s.,o. Of
privilege, the following preamble and rssolution-
Whereas andrew Johnscn, Pre- rresasn. Of the United
ecuns:l Of Jchn IL sura cause 10 bs issusS % stephen
Cameron Of The rebel army and 2Hs Of the post
crimes order that his credib might b. increased as
wtness Aid In The exculpation Of surrat from pau
gsp:hy With The Who ID: Prssdsns; there.
Resolved That the Judiciary COMMITTEES be instructed %
examine into the charge aud report the evidence
70 the House the hrBt weck Of the
with all the evidence taken IN the Impeschment case.
Mr. CovoDE remarked that he had put The language OF
his resolution In the mildss FORM sughtsr Hs could
have made tmuch stronger.
Mr. wnsos. Of Iowa, stated as chairman Of the judi
cary Committee that he had no objection, and thought
the members Of the committee had none, having the
impeachment testimony printed for the next session.
Mr. wILIrAxs trspl Of Pa, meWber Of the Judi
cary Committee arked that the issuing Of pardon
10 who B . witness in On important case might be
quite proper He understood that in like pardons
ton. -
Mr. Gns,7ldemD Of Pa, inquired bow Mr.. CQy9de
know that J6hn surrau vas guilty Of the murder 81
Mr.. Lincoln?
Nj, covobs replied that the testimony had settled
that.