The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1860, Page 5

; ' = — NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS, The Select Committee of the House on the Crisis. MR. CURWIS, OF OHIO, CHAIRMAN. The Member from Florida De- climes to Serve. PAYRIOTIC APPEAL OF JOHN COCHRANE. WHAT WILL THE COMMIT IRE ACCOMPLISH? PROPOSED SENATORIAL SELECT COMMITTEE. fhe Financial Hmbarrassments of the Government. The Interest on the Public Debt Provided For. Reported Repadiation of a Part of the fen Million Lean by the Bidders. Correspondence with the British Govern- ment on the Slave Trade, &., 5 &o. w., Wasmaxctor, Dec 6 1960 This fas been a more quiet day in Congress than yos- terday; but tt is only the caim that precedes a terrific aod devastating storm Tho majority of ihe Sennte, ai- mopished by the mischievour effects of tho ebullitions of yesterday, went to the Capitol this morning resolved to discountenaance any attempt to revew the dangerous and Uritating diseursion, Thoughtful men on both rides of the Chamber condemn ant deplore the spirit ta which tho dcbete wee conducted, as tendirg to mujual Irritation. It may de revivedon Monday next, when the propost- tion to appoint ® committee of thirtcen on the perilous condition of the Union shall come ep; but I think not. The Senators from the cotton States bave taken their Stand, snd will not care to talk, The composition of the committee of thirty three on ‘the state of the Union, a5 amnoancel today by she Speaker, ts caleulated to dispel the last lingering hope that any good wil! come out of that movement, Several of the membors from the slavotolding States are exactly She persons most obpoxtous to that eoction, and no re- commendation from such a committee, therefore, ts kely to be received favorably by tho South. Had the Speaker appointed men of the highest wolght and in fluence from all the Statee, the rosuit might have been diferent, or at least there would have been some emall ehance of an accommodation. But I must confess that it aignifes Little bow the soothing systom is attempted. Dignoion {is certain, Wasmixcton, Dec, 6, 1860. Tue Commitice on the Crisis announced to-day does not give satisfaction, The men, with very few exooptions, from several of the Southern Sta‘es, do not represent the Bontiment of those States, Whatever recommendation the Committee may make will be jadgod of exclxsively apon {ts owa merits, and will receive no weight or @uthority from the character fof the committee iteelf, The Spesker hag cmitiod a good opportunity fo elicit and put before the country the views and recon ‘mendations of the more discreet of the representative men from the section watch considers itself in disgrace from the election of Lincoln. ‘The appcai of Mr. Joba Cochrane to-day, to Mr. Haw kins, of Plorida, not to deciine to serve on the committee of thirty three, produced a deep impression, It was a Durst of thruling eloquence, and the applause in the gal- levies at vontod the sincerity with waich the popalar heart cherishes the love of the Union. ‘The carly adjournment of the two houtes afforded the opportunity to Seastors and representatives to accom pay thelr familics and fatr friends 1m the round of visis preparatory to the approaching round of festivities, and ther is most auspicious for the lovers of these A caccus of Southern Sepaiors and Representatives ix Delag beld this evening at Brown's Hotel. This is the Bret conference that has been beld. Its object is to can- sicer what action ooght to be trken in regard to the gommittce of thirty threo, and whether any of the cotten States should meet with this committee. Tbore is @ strong repug ance among the representatives of the ive cotton States to meeting ai all. No decisioa, how ever, ap toa late bour, bar been errived at. The comcoratic Senators have pot gone into caucas 10 aclect their usual committees, and it la doabtfai whether command @ majority at preeoat in.the Benaw. It is cnJerstood that several Senators will refuse to ree Gognise Mr, Dovglae at a member of ‘be caucus. Senator Powell will move for a committee, tlml'ar to tbe one appointed by the House, wiim the view of eug gesting rome guarantece which will lesd to an edjost- mont. Most of the Sepators, bowerer, despair of cllect- tog any tt ing. The Treasury is in very streitened circumstances BSecator Cobb is straining ever, nerve to keep esough to pay the interest on the national deb! —a million and « half of dollars—which fails due on the Ist of January, will be promptly pata. Members from South Caroliua, Alabama, Georgie aad Missiesipp! drow pay and miloago to this date, which Yeavee we Treasury withoct money for similar service 4 other members, The Vice President elect, Mr. Hamiin, cailed on Mr Bochanan to day, and presented two of his friends. ‘The regular series of dionor partics at the Exeoative Mansico will begia oa Friday next, with « banguct to suo Foreign Miulsters. The visit of the Potnam Phalanx to tho Tomb of Wash tegton wan the only feature of interest to day. They wcre weompanied by the Marine Band, aod the speeches at the Tome made by Major Stuart and Daniel P. Tylor, whose grandsire fought by tue pido of Washington, wore cicquest. A poem by Mre. I) dia H. Sigourooy, written for the express occasion, war read by Mejor Bloart, afler the delivery of bis remarks, whet wore of the moet interesting and tloquent charactor, more #9, at we are \eformed, than those that ever before attended @ similar corcmeny. Tus I’ricco of Wal: was pointed at, and ailca,ons to bis prospective ieberitesce oni! goardtaceotp of tho Tomb of Washlagton were yatetiy Geseanted epon. The scone at the Tomb was impressive aud tolemo ia Ahe extreme, and drow tears from tho eyo of many. 0» jacy frotw Conseoticul faintot, aud that circumstance ided & the general interest of 1c occasion. The negroes sent back by the MLelanr, at the request ct the Mayor of Baltimore, would hare been of no service at Mt Verson, where nogroos wore jo plomti(al aitend aoe, Selling acorns and lacrel jr ac at a dime @ piece. The Phaiang wore loaded wuh tro; Samuel Powers, of the Washiogto L'ght Inlantry the master of ceremonies, Major Net Towore ‘Tho ball at the Assemb!y Rooms wae fully and elegantly ey ca @ttended, Th was eenccors, aad vet for the Intor-deato | troudlee, would have beon « anivorealiy joyour aifatr, fevator [verton, Mr, Koitt and others woull bayo eon shore except for the provsiliog cxoilemn t. To-day the Speaker's warrants on the Creatury in favor Of the vay of the mombore of Goncroms wore presenta and refesed for wast of fende. They wil! be formally provested, The Treseury, however, has paid about | 40,000 Lo members since the meeting of Cougross. —— Wasmerorom, Des. 6. 1860 ‘The Senate to-day did not saotentls recover from the e@rceesion fe-er im taat body yesterday wo tranpact any other business except to adjourn over unt!l re wee terribly exerctend today by the Trion saving commitics of thirty-three, ur, Hawking, of Florida, dec! ning to act upon the commitice, was apprononed ip a folomn and patriotic epacen by obn Qgehrane, of New York, who, Ogarauiroty, wiih the Ameri¢an flag tp one Band aod @ spiced id spread cagte In We other, appealed to the Florida member to act upon tae ccmem'ties, The galleries cheere!, but Hawking heeded mot the appes!, Dut before the House bad an op Portuaity to act upon the subject, on motion of Mr. Mill- fon, of Virginia, that body sdjouwned unt! Monday, leaving Mr. Hawkics tm guepense, aud seouring to Mr. ‘Millgon a volley of curses for bis intorfereace. After the Hcwe adjourned, so severe wore Southern men vpon Mr, Mi!lson, that @ bloody conflict came near Detng the reeult of @ conversation in one of the hotels, in which Mr. Millson was charged with being a damned black republican. Until the House settle the question of ex .using Mr. Hawkine from serving upon the commities, the chairman, Mr. Corwin, will not cali thom together. It ts understood that tne gentlemen named upon the commiitee from other cotton Stutcs will ask to be ex- cused from serving upon the committee, This will un- doubtedly delay the sotion of the committee. ‘The prevailing opinion here is that the committee of thirty-three, appointed to snve the Union, will be of no more value in that direction than a bottle of Spauiding’s glue, as the vory basis upon which {t is constructed will dofeas the object in view. It is composed of discordant elements, and will break upin a row. No importance whatever is attached to !t. ‘The select committee of fifteen on the Pacific Ra‘jroad will hold a meeting en Tuesday next. Tho Chairman, Mr. Curtts, is decidedly in favor of passtug the bill as it was reported to the Houte, with the Centra! and Southern ‘exas routes. By special assigoment the House will con- sider the bill om the 18th inst. The statement sent to the country yesterday that Mr. Lipooln endorses the compromise proposition oi Thuriow ‘Weed is not trac, He has not interfered in the matter at all. 1 learn from # gentleman who arrived to-day from South Corolipa that s certain degree of dignity and moderation wil! characterize the action of that State in seceding from the Union, which he believes she will surely do. Taat ‘State will sezd a commissioner to Washington to consult ‘with the President, The latter will no: receive such com- missioner, who will them appoal to Congress, announce the grievances of his State, and the terms upon which South Caroiina proposes to go out. The commissioner will then await the action of both Houtes. The gentle- man from whom I learn the above assurcs me that the Legisiature of South Carolina is about equally divided be- tween pagsing @ bill Oxing en early day on which to so- cede, and a bill leaving the time of secession subject to the action of other States, ‘The President dines the diplomatic corps to morrow, it beizg the first of che series of dinners, My despatch last night, that Mr. Washburn, of Wis- consip, would present ® draft at the Troasury to-day, which bad been once refused, and that if payment was refused egain, he would make a logal protest aguiust the government, was telegraphed back to this city this mora- tog, and when Mr, Washburn presented his draft today for seventcon buadred dollars, it was promptly paid, At two o'clock today, Mr. Somes (republican), of Maine, presented raft for seven “hundred dollars, end it was refused. At the same time Mr. Stevens, delegate from Washington Territory, and chairman of the Preckinridge National Committee, pre. sented @ draft for three thousand dollars, and it was paid. The report to day tz, that R'gga & Co and others, who contracted for the Iast ten million loan, have advanced about six million dollars,and now refuse to Pay any more, om the ground that South Carolina, » member of ono of the contracting Aras, repudiates her proportionate part of the bargaio. The President sent to the House to-day a very large wars of documents, in response to the resolution of the former scasion. contents it is shown that the cost por anoum of the African squadron, from the year 1843 to 1860, was $284,000 The cost for the present year is estimated ab ed0ut $800,000, owing to the majority of the vessels cm- ployed being war steamers. In the iastructious to tho Fing Oflicer of the African squadron, the Secretary of the ‘avy saye— - ‘The United States doos not claim tho mere hoistlag of cur flag sbonia give immunity te those who have the might to wear it *® pretence would subject It to degradation avd disbonor, because it would thus be made a cover for piracy aud other crimes of similar atrocity; but hor own citizens, who rightfully display it, ere entitled to absolute immunity and to protec: tion. You will, therefore, be prompt to prevent the search or Getention of vessels of the United Scares on the high seas, in time of Pe, by the armed vessels of eny ober Power; and should a ves tel of the United States falsely arsume the flag of any ‘other nation, it would coust.tute a0 protection. Among the documents from the State Department is a note from Lord Jobn Rustell to Lord Lyons, which the latter, by direction, read to Secretary Cass. It is dated in February last Lord John Ruesel! says thas it is bis paiofu duty to call attention to the increasing activity and suc- cers of the slave trade carried on between the coasts of Africa and Cuba, and that it appears that the number of pegroes introduced isto Cuba laet year was from twenty two to thirty thousand; also, that United States capita parties sailing un¢er the American fiag. He adde:— ‘The governmeuts of France, the Valued 8 ates, Portuga and Brazil have cooperated with the goveramout o Creat Or tale A viuw eo pul an end to this detesta ble trafic The government of Sprin alone bas persisted tn toreening aud favoring this trade. The corruption of Spanish offiriala im Ouba is notorious. They make for- ines there, and then return to Spain to enjoy thelr it! got ireapal . Tn a letter from the Secretary to Minister Dallas, dated March 31, 1860, he says:— Thor ts much im the conduct of British offic: which this couptry may jostly complain, and certs: ports and various cCourrence® Warn cA Of tus neoeRs. ineremes vigianos when the sxfery of of cur oty we aon the ocean ts brought Mr, Cass plete Preeidens rpriee end @ io British offinta! repre. tations, which, in the judgment of Gre they Compatidie with the reapect which is due frou oct leGe)ebCeMt BAtion to Anotber. Ii further appears from these documents that the British goverpment bas trequentiy complaiaed to oar own about the tp Lord Joba Russell that the Foreign oe bas been assured more tha once before that certain diplomatic cvggrstions are as uuptcertary ae thoy are ucacocptal le, ord to express the hope that this zoverumont entertains thot similar appeais wil! not again be repeated, for thie needs not euch repeated ropreaentations to stimulate ite action or to teach It ite duty. The e‘journment of the House to day peutiing the re- quett of Mr. Hawkiss, of Fiorida, to be excused from serving on the ee! ct commitiee, was carried by the oon. servaiire yoto. Had the House rematned longor io see. sion there would probably bave been other efmilar re- quests ‘rom Southern members. New Orleans mails of the 28th, 20\n and 80th of No- vember and Decomber 1 arrived here this afvernvon Advices bave decn received et the fepartment of Mate from New Granada up to the 224 uit, Tae revolution in | that country was ettli progreetiag Gerera) Borran had resigeed the command of the conservative army of coafe coration, and bad also declined being @ candidate for President of the republic, and bad retired to Actroynia, to fli. the office cf Governor ¢f that State. This, it ts ua- seretood, 18 to prevent this State from joing tn the re. tion, It te further siatet that the conserrative par ty, now in power at Brgota unger Presideat Ospins, cis- | treated the sincerity of General Herrav’s feelings towards them as commander tp chief, anc, therefore, withdrew ae came as their candidate for the Presidency, and sominated Genera! Arfolida as successor | of Ospina, The = vesscle =o hare = been al withdraws from the Magdalena river, aod our Minister, who Ip at Aspinwall, apprehends great d ‘houlty in reach- ing Bogota. Mr. Clay, our Minister to Pera, had « long invorviow to day wiia tho President and Soeretary Case in roiation to our Pernelane Meelty, The statement of Peru, pud- lished fn all our papers, that the Frengh and Culiran co vernmects bave approved ef the action of Peru tn soiriag and cnfigeasieg ibe two American vemel, taras out to ve wtoily flee, no aneh approval baviog’ been expressed hy either of there governments, directly or ladirectiy. | On the contrary, the Chivonn Minister a! Lima fatly up- | prover ef the position of the Unitet States, and bas aa- nounced hie Intention t brig forward the Chilean | claims st an early Gay. | Tt ip endoretood tn private ciroles that Me, Corwin, of | Obie, Dae undertakes to borrow a large ute of money to sid tho National Intel tgencor, whieh 9 mock cembarragerd | for funds, Te leadiog chief of the republican party have | refuard to rompoud A lemfing republican tn the North Lat, wO7e?, OFoRIEG la the establiahment ten thoasand | dollars, which @\)l conble them to go ahead, Ib will bo the erm! oe al organ of Mr. Linests. THIRD Y-SIXTH CONG: SRCOND PSSBION, Wasmaatom, 100, 6, L860, Alver proges aad the roading of the journal, DAT OVERTARD MAL. T) THM PACITIO. Mr Lattum, (opp.) of Cal, proeented fhe memodgal of Coe Camtsr From & oursory examination of their | bas beeu more and more employed in this traffico—tho | ane of the elave trade. So Yocretary | Cuss wriics to Minister Dalles nu October Inet to asrare | the establishment of & dsily overland mall, Laid over | for the present. Mr, Latbam’s memorial provides for carrying the entire letter mali by pouy express, and the residue of the mail to be divided between Mr. Butterfield and the dally route, to run through San Jose and Placerville, The statistios exhibited sho w its feasibility. ‘Mr. Haze, (rep.) of N. H., moved that when the Senate adjourn to day it be until Monday. Carried. ‘THE PACIFICATION OF THE REPUBLIC. ‘Mr. Powm, (opp ) of Ky., according to notice given yesterday, introduced @ resolution that so much of the President's meseage as relates to the present agitated and distracted oonditjon of the country and the grievances Of the aveholding and non slaveholding States, be referred to a special committes of thirteen members, and that said committee be instructed to in- quire whether any additional legislation than already within the spbere of federal authority and duty will be Beoceawary for the protection and security of the property Of the United States; if so to report by bill; and that the sald committee be also instructed to consider and roport whether it is deemed expedient to propose an amend. ment or amendments to the constitution of the United States, so as to ineure a prompt aod full protection to the rights and property of citizens of every State and Ter- Titory, and insure the equality of the States, and insure the equal rights of the citizens aforesaid under the fe deral constitution. Laid over for the present. Mr. Bicimg, (opp ) of Pa., moved to adjourn. Carried, and the Bouate, at a quarter pas! twelve, adjourned. Howse of Representatives. Wasuixarox, Deo. 6, 1860. ‘THe PARVETUITY OF THN CRION. Mr Moga, (opp.) of Ill., said it would be remem- bered that on Tuesday be sought to iutroduce a resolu- tion concerning the perpetuity of the American Union. Sinoe then be had been called apon by various members and requested to again present it. He therefore gayo notice that he would do so on Monday. ‘TEX YRANKING PRIVINGE. Mr, VAtLANDIGHAM, (opp.) of Ohio, from the special Commitice appointed at the former session on the Senate bill polishing the franking privilege, made a report thereon, and proposed certain amendments, THB PUBLIC LANDS, Mr. Conn, (opp ) of Ala , from the Committee on Public Lande, reported a bill to construe the meaning of the words “minimum price of tae pubiic jands.”” Mr. Baaxcu, (opp) of N.C , had hoped that such bilis would be «ithheld for the present, iu order that Congress might considor s measure of more public tmportance, Mr. Conn replied be would for that purpose withdraw what he had offered, and everything he had left in tho shape of bills, But until ome conciliatory moaeure was offered, ho would in other respoote perform bis duty. Mr. Baanch—i made 0 reficction upon the gente man. Mr, Conp—I did not #0 nnderstand you. Mr. Conr wiehed to kpow from Mr. Branch what was the meaning of min!mum? Joun Cocuzang, (opp) of N Y., rose to a quention of order. Mustaum is a Latin word, and tho basinces of Congress is required to be conduoted’ in the Bugis lan. guage. (Tavgbter ) After fart the bill passed, It provides ‘that the word “ miainium ” shal! be c astrued according © the land graduation act, #0 as to apply to alternate and reeerecd soctions of land granted for railroad or other in ternal improvements, end to favor of setual sottiers and ‘not to mean one dollar and a quarter per acre, a8 now of: fletaily copstracd ‘THY OFYICIAL COMMUTES ON THE PERILOUS CONDITION OF ‘Tum COUNTRY. The Speaker appointed the folle wing cs norwu onmraitteo, under Mr Boteler’s resolution, to consider questions oon- nected with the perilous condition of the country — + Wiltam Kellogg, repudiisaa. Sanuet R Curtis, republican. » France's M Bristow, Southern oppos'tion, + Milea Taylor, demoorat. wsette.. Chas. F. Adams, repudiican. + Reuben Davis, democrat. . Freeman 1 repubiicaa. Michigan . . Wittiam A. Howard, republican. Mitzourt....... John 3 Phelps, democrat. . B. Winter Davia, doutbera opposition. |, William Windon, republiosa. ct }, republican. , Fepubiican, on N. L dire New JJerecy.. New Hampshire Mason W Tappan, repubdlican. . Obriatopher Robinson, republican. Ym, ¥. Boyee, democrat. 5 i. Nelgow Sovthern oppos! tion. A. J Hamilton, cemoorat. Justia 8. Morrill, repavlioan, . Jobo 8. Mil'eoa, democrat . Cad, C. Waebbarn, republican. | Tho Srmaxan desired to say that the parliamentary usage was to Dame on ths committee the mover of the re Bolation onder which the ittoe was ordered to Be forme bad omitied the nage of Mr. Botcler at tha gentiemar’s own request. He bat endeavored to appoiat | the committee to the best of bis judgmect and at the orliest period, In view of the imporians berimees with which the committee was enti. SPBECH OF Hawnrss, (opp) of Pla., rome and eait or, for reasons I beg to be excused from serving on tho committee. Iack the House to excuse me jor rea 2one which are wholly vorecessary for me to repeat hore cr to rcapitolate, I have consultes, rir, one of oldst membors tn the Alouse, whetber it ie voluntary oF not or the pari of aDy member to serve when appoint ed on & commitue Jorstard, sir, Cast tt {san love lupiary eot on the wet >er’s part. fu olbor words, tuat ery member {* compelled by the rulce of the House to rre cn ¢oy commitice cpon whieh he may be appoint. by the Borekcr ander on ard ordersof the Floate; A ifa member, when evapgolated, refuses to rorvo, he 1 to something bk ebuke or reprt of the Bouse. wiiling wo in the honor of being xio08 to Gonfarm to all 16 1 would feel very cawtiling to | pon myeei? @ Febnk# OF reprimand, particularly when | coomider { might take the nature of moral eum tim I bave vo desire Ww cali uou myo f any renuke oF Teall, theref irr, ask the reprimand of that klod House, under ait the olrounsat excured from Very Ubimporiae. ih the to act w events, if T mut sory minority. and to bare | 48 the object of the committes t# one of unautan! £400, and alt ether x cio saving matter, I evuet Say, an I Rave raid before, thasl an ©, to avything that kibd. That cay ts canted. “The time of oo uipro- mice, T repeat, has pease? forever. SPEKCU OF JOKE COCHRANR, | Mr, Jonx Coemasxs, (opp) of N. ¥, rome to address the Bouse. Ho teid:— ir. Kocaker, I have listened with | greet Geel of regret to tho application made oy my { nd from Florida (Mr. Hawke) that be may be ox- | emsed from rurvivg 00 thincommnt:iee, [thes well orem | Bald hore, sir, tuat +\ibe dark ehacow of the gray wing of drrctution is spreading and extending over this Boete and over this courtry;’ and s0 deep is the gloom |_uurer ('s Sanefr! oflueros that hardly sey momber can | be bronght to attend to the costal meetings aod the | ordipar: waseactiona of the Hoare. Men's minds sir, | bewe been disturbed pow for weeks past, and by thie | ome great and absor! bovio Of conversation, thet en Hists all men’s hearty and ail jurgmente, and which de wands from every , from every cilizen, his best efforts ard wrertions, aad ov kes his puret\ emotion end greatest wisoom Bir, it 1¥ most tm) tat | isue thet the repubtie should oommeod the exertions and | bem cfloris of ail bor song; and i believe, gir, sbe tn the micet of n vital orints ae wo are, and with porile—nay, poo Ga—it ie trae that there no good reason why this Longe, throcah te represen of the enantry, patriotisa iriend from Flori¢a from rerving on this o believe, str, that evon now, from the everg'ades of his distant Mate, men's e7ce are Girected, with solicitous vigttence that they watel with srxicty of douté and peril; avd I | thelr voices reach bere there would be # bore! | peal heard to their representative to stand forwi tala lesue and sstome the froutof this unprecedested | controversy. God grant, sir, that this committee mry be | Suctimors. God grant that ali their proceediags ——= [Here the reetrained emotion of the galleries tox vont In a receral clapping of bands and partial applause | | _ Mr Cecumars prooseted. Cod grant that ell the ac- Hone of the committee on this great izene may be stamp. ed wtb that uosaimity which pa'rictism demen’s from | all, But, sp, if the country te not to be eared—if there | De ot patriotivm fm our midst eoficicat to commend | great eso | peratire that ij come whea it @ tm fet we koow whit Coasod ‘a made by one section of the 7 oa upon the other, eatog puleata tee cnantry, what the proapect of returning tranquililty, and how wo cro nes Fewedy te ¥ ‘app y the requisite we erties that oom Let un, sir, te truth, be able to answer to the Lone tnst come to from a parie of toe jaat, < Wa | North Carolina. Warren Winslow, democrat. 01 Thomas Corwin, republican (chairman). | Oro ron Lapelog Stout. demoorat Penut + daa H Campbell, repubitoan. |) the re of it torerve on tho comuittes, { shel] be bets | | thas | } NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1860. | a MS Be § visiters’ galleries ) Return the bappy chro etore, @* 100, The dale of 12,000 bushels Canada West re- the rors oes tebead the poh ich’ rule the 4 porte BS BOOc war not fon ond Whiskey—seles | and Biranotn the sentinel repor s @ barvioger <f coming day in you-er The friends eastern aky—a beam of morning light breaking tae L. Berbell, and 00m, meee gleam we may soe. the ‘stars and Jed secure from yoader wl dome: (Genera! and hearty applause tarcaghous the visitors’ es ‘end partial applause from members on the Mr. Ganxmrt, (opp.) of Va—I trast, Mr. in considering a phy 2 ‘such great importance eet the deliberations of this House will be allowed to proceed without }» whether from this floor or from the Court Cal galleries. IW not, 1 will call upon the Chair to check all ScrRexe Covar—Oincurr. manifestations of applause from the galleries Should | prt 9 Nos 6 the interruption be repeased { will move to have tho gal | S374 ties Guns saan sios lerles cleared. (Hiseing from the galleries.) . as Pid 5638 6595, Mr. Gazwerr continued, excited!y—I now move, as Sa phate, j 1834. 6404, 5820, poabier of sell respect, and as duo to the dignity of this Gano 4050 ehaT 392, 6o0T GOOLe ¢ais, 0000, COM Bouse, fallerics be cloared. (diesing more ge 0110, 6010, 77, OT87, 6184, 0493 d607, 6888, 017 ‘Mr, Gazwerr, moro oxcitediy—This Gorames Covne—wacia, Tanx es $0, ‘Those blackguards in the per, Radia. =< mpad oi demurrers, 96, 195 120.128, 189, 190, 101, 192, 169, 1d, | given, the fun ing the rules of the House, tnault tbe dignity which fs duo | 1°f» 196, 137, 188) 130. 140 ‘ Her remains wil to the representatives ct this confederacy, and T move | 41° 42"%9 th 41 Oornt.—Nos. $4, 96, 37, 38,40, | “Nomase.—Ou that they be expelled from the gallerioe Oe Ca seek t meeetevetenten: ferkaw | 2 Mr Gurvest, while spoakig, pointed tothe north enl- | woe ™ga09, gad"'9 i te ; ‘ts, | Nona, ‘aged srbien wan fll of strantcty ahtae” inate dar | Now 202,360 MBL 3, 2108 07 0,179, 200,06, | owns Gluding bis remarks he was sgain aasalled with a oboru® | " sobauica Cova —Part 1—Hamo as before. Patt 2—Ad- one Mr. Tascam, (opp.) of Miss, auld {twas uot trange to Jourseé to Mendez. | bear hissing iu use, ‘The same had been heard in Missisatpp! Fete Brmaxas appealed to the people in the gallories to | teres WOOM EDDY 4 00) managers ct ihe | whoa ‘mont nine “-8 h » Managers 0! * prescrvo order. DECAmARS, CENTUGRY A’ witsoUR! onuTR Taos ideo tao Bal tae eee ted toate ‘Mr. Cocunsyn, resuming—I deprocate, 36, 20, 9 SL ose TT 13 Ns 2s ie" WOOL, 67. | ,08¢ Bis foneral, from the residence of his ts, Nes Hon to the proceedings on this for, * " Dauawank—Olase 689, ‘Dec.'6, lies.’ | 960 Sixth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'oles& mony of feeling in tho or , 71, 13, 53, 44, 24, 13, 00, 34, 56, 67, 64, 49. Roma. —On Wednesday, Geoomvor 6, Kars, da censure . Yot, wir, ab excuse may’ be foan i 1 18, OS, 44, Miura by tddreatng enteric ("| of Thomas and Seametl, aged 7 toute enn dae probably in greatness of the theme that occupies us WOOD EDDY & Delaware, The relatives and friends of the family are invited te ‘nd which in its characteristic qualities appeals to tar Oro WOOD, EDD Louie, Missouri, | attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o’ologkk, emotions and thoughts of all, of every one, howovor | from the restdenco of her parents, No. 608 sixth avense. Bumble amember he ve of this republic. Bat, sir, itt: | Drawings of KR. Wramce’s Delaware | | Sxci.—In this city, on Thurelay, Deoombor 6, Mis. eminently this time that order should bo ob Ezauern ¢maica, in the 80th year of hor age. 4 served, this question should be mot and discussed Susemx County, Oxiss 291. Des 6. 1860. In early Iife she gave her hoart to the Saviour, and ie with the gravity and decorum wich ite wn nature do- 46, 8, 16, 56, 73, 11, 60, 78, 36, 60, 1, 59, ber last rejoiced in bis salvation. . mands. atau American Congrees, even thoogh in th Ooxsouparap Crass 231, Deo € 1380, The relatives and friends of the family, and members pangs of Girsolution, should throw about it its offinia | 13, 70, 66, 63, 82, 11, 9, 21, 68, 22, G2, 77, 63. | ofthe brick cburch (Rev Dr. &} ing’s), aro invited to wt robes, and in falling, fall decently and with dignity, if fa Ciroulars sent free of charge by - a eae inoerel, = turday wltraoon| at tenes mutt. , from the reside: ft Mr. Monat, (rep ) or Ill, here interrnpted Mr. Cooh- Wilmington, Delaware. | strest. ve bes ecalbaeadS rape, and ‘to bim to desist from discussing ex- STOVEKEN.—At Greenville, Hudson county, N. J., am eiieg topice atevch a momont, (Cries of “Go on’ Steipway & Son’s Over: Grand | Monday, November 25, Awxt1a, only daughter of Ohartes all 8 of the Houte ) and square Pianos are now the host manufactured; | and Mary Stoveken, aged 8 years and 26 days. ‘Mr. Cocapanx, resuming, said—I, sir, had not intended | “*¢ warranted for Ove years. Wareroome &3 and 54 Walker st. ‘The relatives and of the family are ‘oven 10 allude to those great principles aaa truths which invited to attend the funeral, thie (friday) afternoon, 4 repose at the baze of this question, and which compose White, the Hatter, has Just Issued His | two o’clook, without forther imvitation. the arguments of its discussion. It were unwise and im. | ew etyle for the ‘ure, Furs vow retailing at whole- Sanra.—On Thursday, Decomber 6, Joay Surra, late Droyer todo en, nnd a5 fo the allusions Taye randy | tl rie A416 Broad. of Mosaicy, Lancashire, England, in the 634 year of hia Who hear me that they were Becessury Children’s Furs Ketailed at Wholesale I might bring to the intelligence, produne to the heart of "8, 613 His relatives and friends are particularly requested my friend trom Florten Coauioratioo applicable toa wrens, of QBHtN'S, 613 Broadway. attend the fenernl from ne iste residence, 108 Went self consonart with his own elevated and patriots nature, Furs. lesale | Trenty-nin' on Saturday afternoon, and {a scsord with his generous and patriotic consti” PP cage Dt a ae one O'clock PM : ve tuency. These, sir, are considerations, as ligi- timate, as geveral avd as catholic, as is the groat end giorious republic ta which we live. I apvoal to him, therefore, gir, in the name of our com- mon hamantty—{ appeal to bim now tm the hour of peril to our common country—I appeal to him by the memories of the past, by the prosperity aud the cou- tinved existence of that State rovereignty in which ho glorioe—in the name of everything good applicable to alt these, 1 appeal to Bim to remain on the committcs to which he has been appointed. 1’, sir, this appeal should have bo edeot, | bave ove farther appeal to make to this Congress, ropresenting a common country whose integrt ty ia tmperilied, to ask of them, without reivction upon the gentleman from Florida, but in tho light of @ great dnty to be performed, to negative the motion that my friend be excused. Mr. Baw doranded the previous question on his motion for that purpose. Mir, Mitisoy moved to adjourn, Mr. Crawvorn, (opp.) of Ga, appealed to Mr. Milisoo to withoraw nis Biotion, £0 that a yoto might be taken to see whether Mr Haw) tne wou'd be forced to rervo, He hoped others would ask to be excused from voting ir, Hawnixs declared he was not aoting auder iinpulse, but from convictions of twenty years. Mr, spi. (rep. N. J, rose, aod Mr, Usogawoop and others called him to order. Mr, spray, amid the confusion, sald the committee ovght to be setied to day. Mr. Adrain was called to or der from the Sorthern side of the ba ‘The question to adjourn was carried, 104 against 92. pa a luad previously decided saat ib svould pe till Ys r ——— The Homestead Bt, PASSED THE HOUSK OF REPRESENTATIVES, DECEMAER 5, 1860, A bill te acoure homestoads to actual settlers oa the poblic domain Be it enacted by the Senate end House of Representa tives of the United states of America in Congress as- sembied, That any person who ts the bead of # famiis, or who bag srrived at the age of twenty-one years, and Ie A citizen of the United States, or who shat! bave flied bis intention b0 become such, as required by the naturaliza ‘on laws of the United States, shall, from and ater the paseage of this act, be entitled to enter, free of cost, one buadred and ay ‘acres <{ unsppropriaied public lanis, een which said pereon may bave filed « preemption im. or which may, at the time the appiication ie made, be tubject to preemption at one doliar aud twenty five cente, or lees, per acre; or eighty aores of euch unap- propriated lands, at two dollars wad dfty cents per eora; to be iccated in a body, in conformity to the legal auvdl- vistope of the public iande, and afver the same shall have been surveyed. Sec, 2 Aué be It furthor enacted, that the person ap- plying (or the benefit of tus net shall, upon epplication to the register of the Iand oftice ta whieh be or she ie About to make such entry, make silidavit before sald 1egistor oF receiver thet be or sho is the head of a fer\ly, or Me twenty ono years or mors of age, eat that euch ication is made for his or ber excusive wee and benefit, and thore specially mentioned fp thie act, and not either directiy or indircctly for the ose or bene {it of aey other person or persons whom- (upon filing tho afllaacit with the regteter or reeviver, be oF sho shall thereapon be permitted 69 enter the quanisy of tend epecified: provided, howorer, that no certificate shall be given OF patent fseued therefor on of five youre frm the date of eurh the expiration of such timo, or at any time wi'bia Iwo years thereafter, ibe person making fuch cutry, or if he be dead, bia wicow; oF in cass Of bie betre or oevisee; oF in care of a wutow o.try, ber heire or devises, in case of ber death, ebe't prove by two credibio whines that be, ene or they beve resided upw cultivated the mo for the term of ive vB tomediately encor.dag tho t! of filme the ’ Affidavit aforceaid, tio, lo (euch case, he, she or they, if wt that time & citizew of the United States, shall, on paymert of ten dolmrs, be entitled to a patent, as tn otber corer provided for by law: And provided, f That in f both fatber aod mo} cbildrep, under twenty o fee shall enure io tha bevels nant ebitd or chilaren; and the exeeator, at a'rH1CT OF grarcian may,at auy time witain * efter the Ceath of the Purvivieg paroot, ans { ‘of bbe Siete in whieh such oh!idrea cuniotie, eeil eatd tana fur vt for no othor parpose; aad the parcbase the abroluw title by tie pur. chaae, ana bo er tier To a patent irom the Usited states, Ch pay meat or the eilice foes and eumof money hervia specified Heo 8. And be it ferther enacted, That the regieter of tnnd office shalt pote all applications on the te of bis offies, aod Keep x regiater of } 4 make retara thereof to tae General Land Officr, togetuer with the proof epoa whien they ied ‘vee! a Sco. 4 Apd be it further enacted, That ail laod* ao- quired vader th provisions of thw set shail io no eveut become Imble to the ratisiaction of aay debt or dmbte con- Uacted prior to the teeu'ng of tae pa'ent therefor. © & Apd be it furtber enacted, That if any time after the filleg of the affidavit, ax req tired in tho second sre tion of thie ect, and before the expiration of the fre the the benefit of Jeare Worcseld, 1 wbell be 'B, after due notice to er ttler, fat sfaction of the rretater of the lend office, that bare bo ually Changed Lin of ber residence, oF abanduned the raid evtry for more than six months at any time, thea, i a the land #0 eatered shall revort to the « See. 6. And ty tt further enacted, That no tndiridcal ‘thal: bt permittee to make more than one entry ender the provisions cf tals wet, and thas the Uemmtesiovor of the Geeeral Lane OM te hereby required ‘epare aod laste uch sole aod reguations, Cuneistent with this wt, N be nenersary and proper to carry ite provisions Ceot: and Wat the registers sad rerivere of the several iand offices sual be cotuled to receive the fame componration for any ands epterd ooder the prévitions of thw sot that they are od to recotve when tho same qvavtity of land is ah one ball to be peit by the perren © epplicaling at ibe time of wn doing, mod the on m it may be iseued {Jp This act shall be 80 conatraed interiere (p eny manner emption rights: And provi who may have fied their app’ right prior to the passage of this act abal al privlieges of thie act, keto, Raliroal, 18 Morris Canal, 60 10: Pecnrytvanie § Ralirred, Bf 7. Now York advanced to 1), % 2 per cout premium Naw Cannas, Deo Cotton quiet: pater tr day 7 600 bale, at O40 for middling. Auger pteady, at 640 9 60. for Init to fly fair, Molnseem ot 20% 0. a Bie Uorm, 659.6 0¥0, Feo vision? dull, Pre gts aad exchange uwaitered Mons, Doo 6, 1900, Cotton —Sates to day 1,200 bates, Market dull, at Oye. 2 0340. for middling. Cotten~MBales be day tales of tho week 4,060 oaks Curmaerow, Doe 6, 1860 1,400 eles: prices adv bales; reoripts name time 4, Corn dull and beavy: po woite and yellow 4% 6 dul! b6e Provisions dull apd voriual. O Teo reclined Ke @ Ke. Kio ab Me, alge Walekey Call at i) @ 1850 Privanmrma, Der. 6, 1600 Viowr Seer: Weetere, 8696 Wneat doi: red, $1 90 09) 25. white, 91.98% BLOT. Corn atondy, Whinkey, Ie. 2 190 w moderate. Flour seady Gra, ote 64e a O8o §=6(Onte B6Ke Deriey nerive: fo e# 12000 busneia Canada #crt, on private terme, aed 10.060 bushels four rowed Suate, la store, at 70. Whie- he) Salon 164 bbia, at 186 Ausawy, fre 6-67 ‘The ther ie growing colder, eod threatesing with now. ror tr good dy maend for the Rast; ores eteaay Wheat talce 260 busters white Wichtenm et 8194 Corn newaric tr lote at O4e fh Kast Albany: 0 ce f 600 oosteln te Mere, OO Private forms, Unie a D65¢) Bt Ube Leosral depos, Bartoy—Ha.ce 10.09 bundels Pate fear cored to Mink, Mink, Mink, Mink Furs, Retail. ed at wholesale prices, by GBNIN, 513 Broadway. What Is it that is above all haman im- perfecioua. and yet sbelters and proteote tre weakest and mv weil as the wisest of mankind! One of KNOX'S Ladies, the Best Place to Bay Balmoral ard button gaiter Boots, with misses’ and children's Roots and Shove, al) styles and prices, is at MILLMS & O0,'6, 367 Canal Ladies’, Misses amd Children’s Fura, Mutts, Caps, Victories, 40.. retailed at le prices. Geptlemen’s fur Cana, Collars and ‘sloves Ha BRIS & RUSSAK, 228 Bowery, 826 Graid street and 231 Righth ave. me for $3. Robes de Chambre at ball price. Depot 16 Chatham street, corner of Pearl Borveng Patent Champion Fire aud Borgiar Bafes, 261 Broadway, corner of Murray street, New York. A Christmas Present, WHEELER & WILSOR'S SEWING WACHINE, provements, at reduced ‘Oilice, B06 Broadway, New York. Grover & Baker's Celebrated Nolvelesa Sewing Machines, #40 and upwards. 496 Broadway, M. ¥. and Cameo- m Photographs WILLIaMbua, liebe? 1852. Steers Fon nes, SMe ont pera, poled “No oone and retail, and the ye Betchelor’s Hair Dye—Reliable, Harm- lees and inetan! black or brown. Sect teld and applied! BATCORLOR'S Wig factory: Moldavia Cream—For Preservin beautl/sing the balr Bold at W. A. Bal newly invented wig factory, wtreet en ‘otbers MAA. WIRRTOWS HOOVEING BYRUP, . Covsumption!—Pesons Seaiferin: With thin (ntal ciecnse wi'l find creat relief by using HOLLOW aY's Celebisted Vegetaple Pils For tbo inet leat stages of con- tomrtion they are guaranteed ty bes positive cre. 25 cents per box. Hills Halr Dye—50 Certs. Biack or brown Depot Mo LRareiny etreet. and anid by all drugeiate Married AvcinNcroes—Cammy At on Weorestey, December 5. by Wesco, of Charlottervitte York, to Mies Many ¢ of Prof, Jue. L. Cabell, givie, Bovn—PAcax.—Io this city, on Friday, November 80, by the Rey, Joka Thompron, Mr Wittuam Borp to Linas, yourgert daughter of Robert Pagan, Eeq, of Valley Stream, L.1 1k CONMELLAN —On Thursday, November 99, by + Father Aart, at st Patrick's church, Now 1, Conp., bie F Maume to Mins Maer A Cow both of Now Haves WAXWaLt —At Christ ehnre, on Wednestoy, v6, by Rev, F. A. Wiley, 0 Vasvan\oout Sura, to Maneanat Cavghtor of J, T B’ Maxwoll. Fincem—VAUTIN,—At Brooklyn, at tho residouce of the bride’e fetber, on Thareday, Decomber 6, by the Rev. 1.8 Rarree, anvicm, youngert eon of the late Jota Sia Clair, Feq , of Liverpool, Kogland, to Kuma, third daugh ter of Cianding Vantin, Beq. formerly of the oreity of Virginia, the Rey Rionaed ie” Hisxey B Avcurnctors, of Now 1, Lelee and atopied daug' D, of the Univursity of Vir be*5, os the Choreh of the Iccarnation, by tov Honry & Mertgomery, rector, Avvasn R Woeresay, to Apmuxs P. Nesurr, eecotd davghter of George §. Nesbitt, Key Die Bov>—Ou Thurstay, December 6, of consumption, and 17 Jams 3. Bord, eaeo 91 yoars, 6 months ‘The relatixes apd friends of the family ipyited to attend bis fuvoral, on to o’elork, from t daye. are Mulberry mrect, Brows —On Thureday, December 6, Epwamp, the bo lovec rox of James and Jane Brows, aged 1 year, 1 mouth ana 94 daye. the frichds of the family are reepertfulty Invited to at und ibe Funeral, without further soties, thie (Friday) nom, at two o'clock, from she residence of his pa tr, 167 East Reventh street Lox —Ov Thureday morning, Decombor 6. Citumxons M., dow of the inte Jauwieon Uox, aged Ti yeare, 6 motine ard #4 daya The F 2 acc friende of the family are rerpectfal! fovited to attend the funeral, from tho resi¢ence of ron inlaw, Wm. H Poetey, No 68 West Thirty secoad <BSundey aliersoun, at bai-part twelve o'clock. Her rcmaloe will be taken to Greenwood Comotery. Davrom, aged 21 yoars,o! 4 youre “ion ute, cousine and friends of the faa) Hie resins will be taken Port Jefferson, L 1, for sterment Dairy ~On Thursday, Deoomber 6, Ruuaw Daur, aged 0 prac aed 3 months ws frien and acqvatetane’s of the family are re fpectfully invited to attend the fexerel, from bor late revidence, 660 Hadsou sweet, ou Gaturday murniog, at bat pa o'clook Her remalue wi\l be taken to St oreh, Where mane will Le offered up lor hence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Frasev—Sat norm —Aat Hopoken, N. J, om Taceday, 4, by Rev N 8 Harrie, Jous hance Faseme, Pcotined, to Lov daoghter © John T Seymow jo rbie city, om Wednreday, December 6, 0 croop = Racnm , Record daagbter of Johm ane Untbarioe Harring, agoo 6 years, 6 wootbs and 14 days, rolntires and frtonde of the family are reepesttally Invited to attend the funeral, et the residence of her Gravdiasber, My. Thowsr H Allaire, No 117 Chatham ftreet this (Friday) atterncon, at one o'eloris ° Hawarev cur —Oe Wodorsday , Docember 6, of croup W Joan, the celoved chil’ of ®m © end Files Hawkes ‘worth, sged 1 your, 9 months anc 31 daye The fr ence and aun te of the fomily are re fpect'ully wetted to attend the foneral, CE ed wf ternove, ot ove e'elock, from the residence of his pe- Tents No. 960 Gost Twenty vioth ptreet. Bis remains Cometery. WII be token to Green weed Dublin, Kilkenny and Queens county papers please ompy weet —Puidenly, on Tooaday, December 4, Saxcm Bixor a the 4T0b your of his age’ ‘The relatives and friends of the family are bg yo to ‘atte 0d tbe funeral, from bis inte residence, No &6 Harrow fiveet, this (Friday) sfternone, at one o'clock, Tae re Gare’ will bs toben Yo Grecnwosd, Dane —On Wes . Iecmmber 6, Many 6. Fans, ager Ly car, B ton the pnd 16 days. ‘The sciatives and frirnen of be family are invited to atvend the fupcral, thie (Tria) ) moralug, at tea o'Clo from tae residence of ber pareoi# No LOK Mast Ble re tt orres Kravan =O Wedaewlay, Tec mber 6, Waser 4 game piece W prmyay—Nasvirt —In this oity,on Wedpeaday , Decem- M ‘alternoen , caidence of his pareste, No. aie bp tars Rigen fer sot bogged 8, Ling 4 est son of Jeremiah and Emily Jane Weich, Jr., aged uo relative ned Tr ran fam! eal ratty ¢ relatives and friew 0 family are r Invited to attend ths feneral from the residence of haw Poreate, 46 Orehand stress, on Saturday afternoon, at one _MISCELLANEOUS. T NO. 486 BROADWAY 00) street, will eg Be, Machines. to rent Bakers, &c 40 ‘Those of exchanging for one of a rover different mate auy tae wi thirty: 8, thereb) ‘ing entire sat) NEW YORK SEWING MACHINE EMPORION, 436 Brow ATM EVARDALL'S 80NK WEDDING CaRDs awe r of the | AL Bazslorenot the latcat striéa.” 106 Fallon street, New bition the bewutiful ‘‘Vingerella Pi A’ FC HAUS GAL) ERY, 699 BROADWAY, ON BKM. 25 centa. i at JUNE’, Now 10 and 13 Aun street. N. Bal ea A’ $4 80—NAPOLBON TO? ANEW fee them. or WAVER—DON'? BB ALAR! ‘J Crotop is shut of Ptearns & Co's Premium Glyceriag Sap warhos as well with salt as with soft water. doa’t put off your washing but DT for Steerns & ALi KINDS OF PASTRY, a0. MANUFACTORED BY 3DW. CHAMBERLIN & 00., PROPRIETORS OF SHAWMU? CHEMICAL WORKER ‘KO, 33 INDIA 61. 1k rei os other prineiple tn the Of fonr #1! produce mere «weet, obtained b ibe alo of y it in fowa'uable, as it savee cook. The experiments of the manucacturars of publie approval and extem three times throngt a stere; rob he alae of on oug and ms Wack "sbewticg shout be bre And plane tm.rediatel; tia rao LOAT BRBAD—The suse flour together sa BOs sult enews to kavend iano Blow oven. SOCK WHEAT CAE BS —? cur ond milk oefctont metas one grant of leaves, bea: battler; atd ove j; then taree toa fro ard Nek, ane! ts CORN CAtB. rine pepo EO kT Cf mo'aanee and two cman, sow ovea, OUP CARR. Five expe Leaven, s'fied topett er, od iw gam AL well bsnl (gether, mix with milk them cmp cf curcanta, med spice to salt Qe tate Bane abous an our. LADIDS CARB Three qouters four veamporn las of Leaves. sifted togeber, « rer nnd wie Ounces of halter beaten Wa cream ClgBt eggs Well Lewies, and We jue of une mum. ofl three oupe of wt of butler emir] two ears, frat and spice to the taste, Hake abot half em nous. breed, Bee dureetions i ones package for maxing Kowinr Srown bread. dumpliogs, Cambers afreet cake, pambles. election r bread silver © cake, soft ou at de combo Jelly cele gold cate Japanese cake batter Apple padding, rake, Union cake aod erery variety of pastry Teme by all Re prnaya geome pow WATUMES AND JEWELRY. SELLING ©. AT BALP Cyt, TO CLOSE Tul Ubi OByS, Dinmorda Lina, Barris pe Beaceiets, Cora! Gaim, de | Mngt Rel Pelee Watohes all ir makers we rn BO FRAUUOK, Lcodve, ene 6 bruedweg. BRAT Fo rm —OATTiA & WOOD 87 BROAD pi ra eee ene ta Vio nnd Caers of oman duced thelr ecb cower tias than wher former prices: OB 06 cee for yourneives panic races mm Bitte LASTER Corner of Ly yt tea, oorR, ant m way. Poreqaetr Oram dod runtued to es Oot Oud mamaaeee BOBS vine we have dete ‘out our on (he present current fo to be poremplortly not wrke your parghease earty, ~ iy Apply at Away om on Mata nth tp rade oSe ART es Bn Soa ena deeline 00k 08 vOR TER & At other of or thrae sores, OT Al Powser