The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-24

ter's salary Of s deceased husband late Minister at
MI HowAsp then modified his amendment BY spp
shutting the following for the latter portion:--
s 2: Z: SS Of ne President Of The United e: sa
such Sorsen sovsrSmsns and TO refuse boz
ssR e Justice Aa BE-
N. HOwARD's amendment was adppted-, to 10.
tute for the entire bni declaring naturazed citizens
entitled to the same protection abroaI as native
the rights Of citizen sSroaS 81 arnSed To-
extend to him the protection Of th1 government by
sssSD prIpss means IL law q
Nj. MORRILL,, Of Me-, tissented nom Mr.. How.
Williams on former occasion, and which was with
drawn authorizing TIE President In case Of unjust
imprisonment Of citizen abroad, to demand his
not amounting to acts Of war, as are IN his power,
report Of me rssdlts to be made to Congress-.
Mr.. FERhYsS amendment was rejected-17 to a.
Mr. WILLIAMS, (rep.) Of oregon, then renewed his
amendment above referred TO.
hin X p OF N was 81 se
tutsng mere legislative declaration. This was
question of national honor, which no Executive
would dare to trine WITH and he was, therefore on.
posed to Mr. Howards amendment. In his opinion
the government had done already all ought TO do,
bower In e@povSs counsel to defend our Citizens
abroad. If the Executive failed in his duty the peo-
pie would find a remedy. He moved to strike out
Mr.. HOWARD further modified his amendment by
striking out the words 1T shall De the duty OF the
"the President may" &C.. and substituting "shalp
FOR "t0" In the next clause.
The motion TO strike out Mr.. Howard's amendment
was rejected-21 to ~.
The question was taken on Mr.. Williams substi-
tute for the third section and 1t agreed TO by
vote OF 80 to 49, as fOlOws:-
w Al nth NottaI I'm.
a s &
Tenn, Ramsey, PATTERSON Of n H. Poneroy Ross
% spTASSs sys Wade
s.S Ssss ss: Ssss5s;, os9sps Cor
and Van Winkle-L.
The question required on the third section 90
amended Further debate ensued up to five O'CLOCK
TRUMBULL said he had been waiting all day for a
vote upon this bill, and moved to lay it upon the
table,
The yeas and nays were ordered.
Mr. C0NKLING raised the point that under the order
the Senate was now IN recess, it being five O'Clock.
point.
The yeas and nays having been ordered the call
When Mr.. Fessenden's name was called he refused
to VOTE saying the senate was not legally in session.
M nTSaq p o. Mass conceded and they
motion to table was declared rejected-4 to 81.
The Senate then took recess till halfpast seven
O'Clock.
Evening Session.
After recess the Senate reassembled at hal-past
seven O'Clock.
Mr.. RAMSEY, repJ Of Mimi, made report from
the committee Of conference on the bill to amend
| the postal laws, which was concurred in.
MI. SUMNER, rep.) of Mass, from the Committee
existing laws so as to prohibit trade in Chinese and
Japanese coolies
number OF pension bills was then taken up and
passed.
The House bills granting pensions to the following
named persons were passed:--David Duhigg, George
Truax Margaret Davis, Elizabeth Cassidy Laura N.
WilstOn, Esther Graves Freak Downing, Joseph B.
Rodden, Eliza NJ. Rodden, Eliza NJ. Mathews, William
F. Nelson, Lucinda J. Letcher Julia A. Barton Julia
Carroll, Cornelia Peaslee. Mary 6oser Malinda Fer
guson, Mary Merchant Ellen Curry, Mary A. Falardo,
Phebe Mcbride, Parriet Z. Spears, William II. Blair
Christopher M. Corumesser, Kate Higgins, Sarah J.
Rodges, Patrick Collins, Barbara Weisse, James
l. Shaw, Anna II; Pratt, Harriet K. Cook
a1n Tsy Ruth Barton W. Moses
OF Michael Travis widow and children, JOS. Cox,
Lavnia A. Gettings owen Griffin, Margaret Lewis,
Mary Brown, Esther Fisk, VIM. O. Dodge, Solomon
Walters, Elizabeth Richardson, Margaret c. Long,
Jas. Rooney, Chas. Hamstead G.. W. Freer julia l..
liarns, Mary J. Trueman, ]. 7. Newman Jos. A. Fry,
VIM. Cotty, Seth Lea Nancy Cook, Barbara Stout,
Sarah E. Ball. Ann E. Hamilton Roslinda McCabe,
II. L. Hall, Elizabeth q. Hibben, Eliza Donnclly,
Michael Reilly, Jane McNaughton, Chauncey d.
Rose Elizabeth Lane, Hugo Eichbotz, Dan. sheets,
Newton Burke, william B. Edwards, ]. Ii.
Perry, John Lamarsh Catharine Skinner, Helen
l. Wolf William Smith, Elizabeth Lamar, Patrick
Holcomb children Of Joseph Berry, Polly W. Cotton,
Emeline n. Rudd, Martha E. King
following named persons they 60 70 the House for
cOncurrence-Rebecca @. Meeker, Mary Scott,
Robert Watson, Nancy A. Stocks, Nancy Smith,
At quarter before ten the Senate went into execu.
tive session and soon after adjourned.