The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12

the duty of Congress such steps ~ would pro-
tect American citizens 10 their personal rights
Mr.. McPnERsoS OF New Jersey, thought Inc resoiu-
tion should never have come before the senate IL
was question wholly for the consideration Of the
JUDICIARY. He gave statement OF the Indictment OF
Mr.. Noyes in New Jersey. mis- flight 10 Connecticut,
ties OF Connecticut his admission 10 bail and us Tor
fe'ture with tho refusal OF the governor OF Con-
necticut 10 deliver him. His arrest In Washington Was
made officer from New Jersey, who, armed with
requisition from the Governor Of New Jersey. wont
with two wash neion officers TO tho Globe Hotel and
arrested HIM. He read the report Of the Washington
officers TO Major Morgan Of the MetropotaL Police
force, giving statement OF the arrest Of Noyes a.
above aud his departure from the city on tue 80 r.
n. train He said Noyes had placed in the hands Of
Detectives McDevut and McEliresh . sealed package
Of papers, 10 Se delivered 10 Mr.. kimbal the Key 10
his at the hotel and Telegram to be sent 70 his
attorney at New York TO meet him at Newark ~ was
oicer who naa ' S'duappsa HIM. liz was further in.
formed that tho officers went twice. AZ the request OF
Noyes - tho olce OF exSecretary Robson, OUT dld
Mr. EATON said tho Senator and himself did not
Agrce as 10 the statement Of facts but his riond from
New Jersey did not know those detectives a. vol -
some lawyers These worry detectives had told him In
tbs very lobby that they did not go 70 bis counsel a
ail as they had been instructed not to GO Why, u
would take the oaths OF dozen OF these ncn TO weigh
with him.
Mr.. McPnKnsos asked II they were under any obIi-
CATION TO 20 Tor counsel
Mr.. kAroS-wcro they under any obligation 70 tell
mi,es would ind tna. the New Jersey oiiesr was not
there at all Mr.. Noyes was told that II nc would 60
SuS.y 70 headquarters they would 10 ior MS ooans.
was up When The sun was up they did not 90, and
At ten o'clocx he met the Now Jersey ocsr. he
got to go 10 New Jersey" Tho oficers knew secrc-
tary Robson was not IN town, ard ord not 90 near
his oihce II was not Mr. Robson that his eoun-
sci here. II was Mr. kimbali. and was Mr. KimDall
they promised he should see; . =.
Major oil Ponce md not say SO, these officers went 10
Mr.. Robcson's Office three times.
Mr.. EATON said no did not believe IT. He believed
bis friend told So but ne did not believe tho
officers went there at all
Amer iursncr debate he resolution was agreed TO-
DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr. BLAINE, (rep) Of Me-, then called up tho Do
ncency Appropriation bill, and explained tho action
Of the Appropriations Committee.
A further amendment was adopted, increasing the
amount Tor the Internal Revenue Bureau, from $40 900
TO 500, COO
Amendments were also added 70 the bill a. fol-
lows
on motion Of Mr.. Blaine, OF Maine, for furniture for
On motion q Mr.. An.nenys q Rhode Island, print
ing for Navy Dspar.ment. $3.50, ..,.u.
autorizlng secretary Of tho Treasury to advance
S75 900 Tor tho support O. tho schools o. .ne District
disposal OF the District Commissioners not needed for
actual expenses.
After debate the amendment was oGreeo to-yo9S
%, nays %
The bill then passed.
FOR TEMPORARY CLERKS.
Mr. WINDOW, (rep) OF MIMI, from the Committee Of
Conference the btu TO authorize tho Secretary OF
the treasury to employ temporary clerks and Tor
agreed upon all tho amendments except twc which
they had failed 10 agree. The House had appro-
prated $1,000 for temporary clerks at 81
per day. inc Senate naa increased the sum
20 $4,000 and struck out the Limitation.
Tho conference had agreed TO strike out the limta
ton md let tho amount stand AZ &c. 500 The con
ference also com promised by making tho amount
tor horses &c. for the Treasury Department 81 ooo
In relation to the appropriation for the Land Office
tho amount OF 81, 500 had been agreed Tor
cellaneous purposes and 81, 500 to detect depre-
dations timber lands On Tho itcms appropriating
$40 900 for salaries and expenses Of collectors Of
formal and $50, coo Tor railway mail clerks,
NnonR hv fhn matt hA hah ham
able to agree
Tho senate insisted on It's amendments In relation
TO collectors OF internal revenue and railway mail
clerks and "a conference ordered.
Mr.. Wallace, (dem.) OF Pa. introduced bill TO
thorze the issue Of passports FREQ OF charge, to
ooor0d citizens going to Brazil Referred TO the
Committee on Foreign Relations
The CHAIR appointed Messrs. Cameron, OF WILSON,
SIM Eustis OF Louisiana, additional members OF
she Committee on the MissssipLi Levess, under the
resolution OF yesterday.
on motion OF Mr. BAILEY. tdem.) Of Tenn. the bill
for tho relief Of the book agent Of tho Methodist
Church. SOUTH was madc she special order for Thurs
day next
The Senate tner, At ten minutes past ave o'clock.
| adjourned Monday.