The New York herald., 1868-03-27
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New York, Friday, March 27, 1865.
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CONGRESS.

NONUnGSO
In the Senate yesterday the veto message Of the
President was considered. Messrs. Hendricks and
johnson, and the democratic members generally,
made speeches in opposition to the bill vetoed (the
Supreme Court bilD, and it was finally passed over
the veto by vote Of 80 to o. committee of con-
ference appointed the Manufactures Ex-
emption bill and the Senate adjourned.
In the House the resolution regulating the tariff
on the Pacific Railroad was the first business in
order. The previous question, moved the day before
by Mr.. Price, was seconded motion to refer the
resolution to the Committee on the Pacific Railroad
The rules forbidding members to vote on matter
in which they have personal interest were read
and the bill was so referred by vote of s3 to
49, Under call to reconsider another unim-
portant matter connected with the Pacific Railroad
the two Washburns, from Wisconsin and Illinois,
secured the privilege of explaining their position
the first bill which they did at some length. The
Reconstruction Committee reported back the bill to
admit Alabama to representation. Debate ensued,
and Mr.. Farnsworth gave notice that he would move
the previous question this afternoon.
THE LEGISLATURE.
In the Senate yesterday numerous bills or an un-
important nature were ordered to third reading.
A bill introduced by Mr. Dreamer relative to
steam boilers in New York. The Erie Railway Com
mittee were given until Thursday TO prepare their
combustible material and for other purposes not OF
general interest The bill relative to Hell Gate pilots
was recommitted
In the Assembly the Annual Appropriation bill was
ordered 70 a third reading communication from
the Judge of the Court of Appeals received an
nouncing that the court ready to act in the i'm
peachment of Robert c. Dorm Two mere mana
gers then appointed Bills for the erection OF
wharves and piers in Harlem river, relative to Ferry
hnato on fho Coz md Ton farria md tha
Canal Deficiency bill were passed. motion TO
consider the Arcade Underground Railway under
suspension Of the rules was lost
EUROPE.
The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yes
terday evening, March 20.
The House Of Commons OF England is being
lively pettoned in opposition to Mr.. Gladstone's
resolutions in the Irish Church question. Captain
Deasy who was rescued from the police van In Man.
chester during the Fenan riots has been rearrested
The Prussan government is said to have officially
declared that Prince Napoeons visit to Berlin had
no political obectn Italy has ordered war ship
to the Japan waters.
Consols, 90 q 93h. Fivc.twenties, 72 72S In Lon
don and 75A 757S in Frankfort
Cotton closed with middng upands at 1ok pence
Breadstufrs strong Provisions quiet and steady.
American produce dull.
BY the steamship China, at this port we have in
teresting mail details OF cable dispatches to the
14th OF March. including a report or the fierce
assault made on Premier Disraeli's political course
and It's tendency by the opposition peers in the
English House OF Lords
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our special telegrams from Mexico are dated MAJ
allan, March 10. The revolution In Sinaoa is gaining
ground. A forced loan levied In Mazatan, but
no Americans were disturbed. A rising In San Luis
-
Juarez but was Immediately put down and some Of
the officers 1t Is said, hanged The State OF
Tamaulipas continues to expel foreigners. The
British Consul at Vera Cruz denies completely in the
smuggling operations OF the Danube Mrs. Burdell
Cunningham, with q claryoyant physician, was at
Mazatlan.
In the Board of Counclmen yesterday messages
were received from the Mayor vetoing the resolu-
tions to pave portions Of Twcnty-ninth and Ninth
streets and Maiden lane with Nicolson pavement.
In the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday memorial
TO the Legislature against railroad monopolies was
adopted.
Rev. stephen II. Tying, Jr., has written letter to
Bishop Patten protesting against the late ecclesiast
cal trial and admonon, and announcing that after
Lent he Will present review OF the whole proceed
ings TO the public and to the Bishop
The schooner Phiander Armstrong was wrecked
the New Jersey coast, about twenty-five miles be-
low Barncgat on THURSDAY the lSth Although within
sight OF the government ifeboat house and Cape
May Court House. the crew were compelled to remain
aboard, assistance being impossible all through the
late gale, until last Sunday, when they made their
way ashore in the small boat
General Buchanan has assumed command Of the
Fifth Military District
Fifty thousand dollars in one package was quietly
absracted from the Canal Bank, New orleans, during
business hours yesterday, without clue TO the chief
The Virginia Convention has found some one Will
Ing to negotiate loan for its use
The inquest In the East Houston street homicide
was continued yesterday. Testimony was adduced
TO show that Byrnes the prisoner, had quarrelled
with the deceased, and also that the latter was In