New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
v-rokK pAfti i TRIBUNE TUESDAY. AfaiIf II iisss


doctrine. except tn such minds the gentleman from
Rhode Island. :.
Mr.. COBURY thought it might be as we'll 70 guard
against that by amending the section IN tnat respect
Mr. BANKS assented 70 the amendment
The debate closed and the House proceeded to vote on
The amendment offered ny Mr. Paine exemptng from
liability arrest ambassadors and their domescs, was
The amendment by Mr.. PILE to suspend commercial
relations with the offending Government was agreed TO-
authority 10 arrest and TO substitute for il declaration
that the oense incompatible with the continuance OF
Yn,nes,rs I@e.. Aine AsSe, Se5J Ashley o. Baker
Banks, Besman, Benton. BromNeI BrOOT.I Bueiass'
Fsms%ofb. Ferris Garaeld Hopkins Jenckss
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RsS1 GtR P & Ra R WaS. EGFfs' sS sSE1' %SSo S%n
'PsS1 PS%1.~Ne..Ts % Adams Anderson Bacy Bsi c.r G.t
ing Hawkins Highly, Hotehks,. Hubbard Nv, Val h9nsrd
MsS1d HsSssd Mos SSas Mua a,a Myers SS Num- oS o Pm
Pile Price RSum Robinson shsnks Stge,ye' spaudsg N1ra
Horn g. Y Van Horn c Van Trump wai wash6aiae ndJ
The question was then taken tho passage Of the bill
and passed Yeas, 99 Nays, the negative votes
BEING cast by t MesT 5 aIns Il S Sws
bill concerning rights Of American citizens IN fregn states
all ps"5 ss G OF S h & liberty 5
pursuit for the protection Of which the Government OF the
WsGs In the recognition Of this principle this Government h',
VS,Ss Il claimed that such American lene with descend
subjects Of foreign states owing allegiance to the Governments
thereof; and -
Ueas necessary the maintenance Of public peace that this
claim foreign allegiance should be promptly and hnay ',1oweL
bB the Ssqdte and HOp
United draeriod Congress ossmbed That a dc
instruction opinion order decision Of officers @ tbs GOV
which denies restricts mpa questions TIE fgl' OF
eIpataon hereby declared inconsistent with the nndamlla
principles 0 this Government
United while in foreign States shall be entitled and receive from
protection and property that
citizens like situation circumstance
tufhr eRdcted That whenever u hAu be duly
made President that citizen Of the United states has
been arrested and detained by foreign government IN eonvn
the purposes this act the allegation that nn
raIatOn - dissolve
native sha have been arrested and
detained upon demand shall have been unre'onA
delayed President shall he and hereby empowered 60
whole commercial relations with the sad Government
remedy available order the arrest and drn IN
subject Of such foreign government who mh be
public and their domse aud servants and Who has
declared bis become citizen Of the United Ns and
the President shall without delay information to Cone' OF any
such proceedings under ths act
Mr. JENCKES obtained leave to report tomorrow FOR
action bill recommitted in the morning session to the
Committee the Revision OF the Laws TO amend the
Bankrupt act
Mr. ROBINSON gave notice that he would move TO-
morrow 10 recall the impeachment Managers ahu Wlth'
draw all proceedings. ~ .
Mr. STARKWEATIIER offered his resolution, which had
been objected to in the morning proceedings IN reference
the detention OF the L. ;. ship Sabine at New0ndon
for partisan purposes. e , ,
modified BY striking out the words 70 the detrment
Of the public service" and then IL was adopted.
Mr. BROOMALL Pa..l gave notice that lac would call
M tomorrow the report OF the Committee on Accounts
the lighting of the Hall by eayanic battery rs the
dome is lighted
Mr. Spaldng gavs notice that he would ask tomorrow
for action two Appropriation bills In reference 10 ben
cVOcnt associations.
The House then, at I:25 o'clock adjourned.