The New York Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1865, Page 5

hese 9 ‘NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1865. reptited a reaotution for the oxpendtture scribed by Congress, knowii aa the test oath, without further | President, but the sovercigu power of the people exor. iy ee tsatay Attairs, gn tobe ented to represnntation tw Congress unt! gud pe | ve ahall io oe, Lasislature or other penperty + | delay. ciwed through their representatives in Congross, wit ie ‘e ‘WASHING I ON Of ve husared thbumat dolinrs for the soppert of dee- ted nuthoray bare opted ald sme : The above was roterred to the Committee on Recon- | the concurrence of the Executive. It poe ig natural 9 aud ability © | titute Indians in the Southern dependencies and tho The above proposition was refprred, without aebate, to | struction. gov the concurrent aet.on of | will vary their Sriuges—but equal rights to all the siti purchase of agricultural implements for sald Indians, | theSelect Comuitioe on Reconsiruotion, on: inotaoe SFM Domne ten her Tod, wes ve: | The) cepeeane pckien ef ane. amour’ ton aire | paiaete of the govermena nen a Ane ree rg AND DEPOT AT Gi ip r . . Dumoye, be e not ‘Do matter or color of the taber- the money (0 be taken from s fund of twelve hundred | wy "Penny, (eop.) of Mich., introduced & bili to eateb- | golved that the Committee on the Padictary bs Instructed | either inadmittigg now States or kuarantocing republe | pecle wtlel ie fahabite. £f equal priviloges wore granted thousand dollars now in the possession of the Secretary | lish a naval yard and depot at Grand Haven, in Michigam, | to inquire into the e: lency of widing by law that | can governmonis Lo lapsed or outlawed States. Whence } to all 1 should not ‘any but white mon to AGITATION OF THE MEXICAN QUESTION, Er Sreae - IT, OF 5 appropriating oue hundred thousand dollars for such | no person ghall be appointed a Clerk of a irict or | springs the preposterous idea either the Presirent | eleated to office for lon; to come. The prejudice of the Interior for such purpose. n ig aged pre} The tia teas aaa Ppurpeze, a rred to the Committee on Naval Affairs, Gleculs Court of the yee ee ee ne et or Sie Renate ys oemiasiven, actin engendered by slavery would -, soon permit i panna reaol adopt PEAL OF FISHING BOUNTY LAWS. y or marriage ¢ Judge thereof. separately, can States to send | merit to be fel color, But it would LANDE FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN Th DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA : nets. Gem) Bt geen — weet INQUIRY 45 TO WHETHBR OF-TACLES ARE PRESENTED IV ply Ang he - Somers a Uist 2 still be benefici rsgg 2 races. In 4 coun- % rs i red a bill to it @ | ingall laws providing for ing bount ferred, BALIIMORE TO PERSONS VISITING WASHINGTON, prove that are ve been Ynion for | try where political divisions will alwaye ext, their Rumors Concerning tie Withdrawal of | ™ W=sex, monk of ne - _ Tr the benef of the | #e Commitice on Commerce, Om motion of Mr: Aioax, rep.) of Wik the Cotaraitec | all logal, purponas, and "are ‘now conquercd sui power, Joined wie just White mes weald emai mnodicy,, * million of acrgs of the public lan CONSOLIDATION OF INDIAN TRIBES. on Roads and Canals was instructed to inquire whether en subject to the absolute disposal of Congress, | ir ic did not entirely prevent the injustice of majoriti . the French Minister from the Ca ital peblic schools in the District of Columbia, which was Mr. Hivnnarp, (rep.) of Iowa, introduced a bill for the | persona visiting the national cap tal are subject to any 11 suggest a few ideas and adduce & few aut@rivies: | without the right of suffrage in the late slave Beatcs. a ry ° referred to the Committee on Public Lands. consoiidation of the Indian tribes and to establish a olvil Unnecessary inconveniences or obstacles in passing | If the go-called Confederate States of America wore an | do not speak of ithe free States. The slaves had far bet- * uinstany Boaky OF Rraumaarion. are. | fovernment in the Indian Territory, a idenkeal wah thro: gh the sity of Baltimore, co et a this inde ensdaal, balligareat, and were #0 [mag rt -ooy by ter been left tn bondage. Iseo it stated that very dis- Cee Mr. Wrzow tntrod the following, w! wi he plan proposed in the Senate bill ‘of Mr. lan louse at an 0 it woul just and ex- 8 and by Europe, or and | tinguis! advocat rage declared j ferred to the Committee om Military Affairs; — the last cossion, Referred to the Committeo on Indian Podilent to tutor the Northern Contral Railroad Com- | maintained an attitude Which absied Rag 3 be con. | in thie “alty pong eg pat ie” obiaia. te ™ : mee c be in- rs, pan ennsylvania to extend their road to this city. | 8 and treated as a belligeren! uring | by Congressional legial b - \ “Antormation Requested in the House Re- sacl nytt eanetigney of mautatng tear | BKIDGH AND runny as rose worm acnoas te arernes, | sabdag % | such time they were Prosimniy in the condition | istrative scion, beenthe, ax ole gsllantreatleman. sald, { garding Maximilia ’s Efforts for Re- of exuinination, to be composed ol distinguished ofllcers Mr. Harvie, (rep.) of Iil., introduced a bill, whic! Mr. Hint, (rep.) of Ind., introduced the following | of 4 foreign ‘nation with whom we were ab | the States had not been out of the Union; then ns ir cs Es the Syne ceo coe? i fore, with an bg eaceaved Providing that ba iy bridge across | resolution: — Pei or ieee cod idependence as A nation = never get it, The President far sounder thas - ¥ rotirin 6 Mississippt river, at Quincy, Minow, constructed 50 acknow! us to nce that effect. | they. He soos that administrative action has nothi : : he reg 7 who hi Resoived, That the act of July 2, ibing an oatis intrat te cognition by Our Government. Tory and intautry regiments of the regular army, who have 8 not lo obslruct navigation, abd in accordance with the | to'be takeu aitd tubsetibed io Uy persota Elected or kipeinted | ME. Stevens then quoted from Mr, Justice Grier inthe } do wih it. If it overs te come, it suet bo by eouetitae fo competent or ineticient in’ the dis. | Adjudication of the Supreme Court, is declared a high- | to ofice under the government of the United states before | prize cages all the law on those points. After such clear { tional amoudmonis ot on im the Terrt- anne Rea yy ee way of comme! the States aud a post route of | eutering upon the duties of auch offices, is of binding force | and repeated decisions ho said, it is something worse | torial and ¥; i Comereanenninacies bent yiedrofut ection from the cfleey of the. regular army, | tho United States, and Yatll the: brdge is contracted a | std effet In all the departments of the. publle warvise, sud | than ridiculous to hear wren of ‘resneotable:slaiedibg ate | OF fuente sc ff pee yoge= Panay Suggestion to Admit Representatives from anes Seetre oats ae oak Neuniner forens most ferry at that point is authorized as a highway and a post | SMould{n uo instance be dispensed with, tempting to wullify the law of uations, and declare the | public mind “‘Thsy proclaim thie is the. white : wine ne be or earners, to | route, 4 motion was made to lay the resolution on the table. | supreme Court of the United States (u error, because a8 | man’s goverament, and the whole coil of copperheads re~ the States that Have Complied with | noicitinborarm otitis garzion git wath sale SeEAEA Tay pay See ee eee y etultto amend the | 100 t nnnneaee eee | ne Ulm de Mac Aiba procealige Paice iets | Seanad jotesysa Menllments, and, upslart,_jeulons : \ L . = 0, further in his _ Z : hipaa alys: we saeieg Saal Sacacaaaas: act {0 providy a tational chimenor by adding a proviso | . Ykai,—Messrs. Ancona, Bergen, Boyer, Brooks, Chanter. | argument he remarked it is ebvious that. the drst | elgners end Uiterassantttet Meet ne ee ae tlne the President's Requisitions, Het mm eeplalsas the shiectio® eo spe renal: to suction sixteonth, permittug any national banking | Pawson, Denison. Klirldge, Finck, Grider, Harding of Ky, | duty of Congress is to page a law declaring the con- | and Do led to despise aud weltrent « chole race, of thOle had rendered no service, comparatively, during the war, | S8¢0ciation to withdraw from the Treasurer o! the Unite ball, McCullough. Niblack, Nicholaon, Hoell; Randall of | dition of these outside or defunct States, aud providing | fellow mon? Sty, :his doctrine of a white man's fOverm- ° re while maby who had communded corps and divisions Sate the securities, deposited re him, ster giving Fenn » Ritter, Rogers, anklin, Sltgreaves, Strouse, iste espe patancenll ~ foster —_ shat peat iy a pares e) i, the infamous sentiment thes i 4 i nt ioe of fi r in ral imble, Thornton. "3 fy C ? poe a pS soiese. 2 mabctioaie, powlees ae York, Boston, Phitsdeiphia, ud the place of ita Iceas | Navs.Messta, Alley, Allison, Ames, Andersou, Aubiey of dc 4ought not to exist longer | fear, 1o everiastiag fire, "'"" ‘° °verlasting forme and, enable tho couniey to take advantage of the experience Hon, calling upon all partiee who may, Bave any of the an fy ag ES a ee aces aeSeary hae enee ate nan ermploms | . The committee Foge And The House vajourned, ficars in the regntar and volunteer servico | circulating notes of such bauking assoc! retora | Brunt Bromweil, , Buckland, Bun 0f these pro’ ge } facies S RN eis ain feceaete thom for ‘wdemption. Referred to the Committoo ou | Claske of" Olin, Ciatke of Kanban, Conky page | Pactcinas, ime constitutional government for wme | | wo Tndy: Unless Her Nerves, Ltke See : “ 7 3 ant * f ‘ution, wel 4 ‘ “ : Pe apap ne dea yt Pane Seen teer' | aa caaend: Ge CASS ot sibsob a eaatnes ean Guano Demin pian, Be Dao yr ions Elioh, Farns: | thom’ as territorial “government There "they ean Mavtor* coud tai to apprctars i solepietgti te See Speech of Thad. Stevens on the Pest | ic tiers manu torus rtenen of Oe! Fo nee nana, | i Mulia vruiasa aaa at Rea! | Heart “tho print foam, and nk the | Sto Sain WEPOMIN Cri "¥ ay eHerve CON fore the recess, » A , ja wbbard of ‘Lowa, Hubbard of N. 45 ion 2 wsved * n ant ne dent’s Plan of Reconstruction, Mr. Winsey anid {ho Silitary Committee weuld report | tion, as follows: — oPCon., idubbell of Ohid, Huiburd, Jusnes itun, | Wh To electing members to the Torritorial ‘Legislatures | Po Ji ue an (ronda that ean be hllered take hatees the resolution referred to as soon as it had ascertained Whereas section five of an act, entitled ‘an act grantin: rey, Ingersoll, Jeuckes, Julian, Kasson, Kelley, Kel they wil nec seurily mingle with these to whom Con- | Sn’Chriatmas aud New Years’ days, 617 Br. adwag, a oy the Voterma Recorve corps, for | te iehi.ot way ond. King a grant of land to the States of | Keschum Kuykendelly Ladin, Lawrenc of Penn, Cawrence | gros shall extond the right of suffrage. In the Terr!. 0G RO SAAR ake Eee Bovawig, ® wee a8 whch the Seertary of War hind been applied tox” | Miulw lagen alata ty old of the construct | gf volo tous, Lonagaan, yuck Marston, Marna, MoUiurg | vores Congrots os the quaiiReations of electors, and I per Collars e of Dileago y o woe, McKee, Me 3 4 idle ~v ; al cor * Relati WEPAYRING AND RELUYNISHI'G TAS PRUBE mers moos, | 3), tad. providing thet if the sald Pa ond aha noua con Nori” Myers; | Newell, hi "ONG ort sin, ee) pee frpalatnecc orn ute’ att foe gn Te Call for Information Relative | | Mr, rsx, (rp.) ot Me. called up the House bil | p decd whihin ton years the wait Slatoot Hines nail be | n, Phelps, ‘Fike Planks, Price, Bandatiet | cen and ‘accustom. themmelves to make sid to obey ull | and drawlage of different stytee. to Je®. Davi for the refurnisiing and repalring ot f: i wagering laws, Abto these famed rebels, they cant Bees 8, W. H. WARD, 887 Broadway, N. ¥. . Davi jonse, which was passed, k : Stillwell, option we we feh the: eee aa ei ae GUNNKD GRANT'S BSPOLT. H ted States, to ha eand to hold theaamein the aame man cine dtoned ean tha peter Reaper = Ay A.—2liday Presents.—Pollak & Mr, Simawey, (rep.) of Ohio, offered a resolution for . fis xct had not been pass and, whereas said rail- ». Van & +X. Ward, Warner, Washburne of Hi, | sored, ay flami prone cahiaathaldabes (6460UN Meerschatun Manufacturers, 602 Sroodway, near Fourth — tho printing of ten thousand copies of Lieutenant Gene road bas ot Leon gompleied ab prow ded by sald act therefore Wusubura, of Murs Wilk or, Wentworth, Whaley, Willian, bi a Foy ab ot i Gb cng cn YP vid Cigar Holders at wholesale and retail, cut Tal Sean's sepOxh HERE AND SSE eee eee ent Gs dened Pinatelta ieent toeiwarsie | "chee sone Wuaee at Par isie when the door shall be reoponed for theft = , Proposed Superscdure of Inefficient | °° snting wave pacnvten: vor 1885, linols- the proceeds derived from the sales of ald lands | The reeolution belong) Bee scart pet atts or mission. | According to my Judgment they ought | A Valuable ree ont—Sem i ch ~ . or | BF st ' ed sy rune ton eg | bever to be recognized as ‘capable of acting in tho RAZILIAN PEBBLI PECTAG LICH, by Meritorious Army Officers, | Mr Awnons, trop.) of P-., citered. @ resolution for | Mme susie teuitved, That the Secretary of the Toterior AM STAVES YOR THM BUFTHERIOS CF | Union, “of being counted as valld Sislos UBtll | purutrane AND POWERFUL FYE GLAS&RA, ee? re ter for 1863, which was referred to the Committee on | sald lands tema ned unsold on 21st day 1800 | Me. Hopes, (rep.) of Muss., from the Committee on | Se , constitution shall have | been go aivertod ~ a OPERA OLASSES. rtuting, and he is further dire ctodt to ssh re ‘ c ee | tho Wai D bts of the Loyal Si “ to aaa - a cergga a vigthe party of ihe 1ON! 86956 Br padway, under Lafarge House. eae MOLIDAT BNO. ani 1 upon the terms now provided by law i owiprvecn laa as to secure a perpetual ascendaney to the party of th Reorganization Measures Proyosed for | at. wixso catted up the House resolution fer adjourn. | Gi, 47) disporition of the public lauds elo to the House a statement showing the number of | C202) and so.23 to render republizan Gov roment frm | A Silent Sowing Machine—Making the Fae (ict on ment and recess, sotlons, and Mr. Wilson | The resolutions were roferred to tho Committee on | mic furntehed by cach Statc from the Ast of April, | Chiove the bale o€ momberhipte actual voters, Nom, | austen, witcoa'e diueh we beeararee the New York Custom Hoeuge, PB teh ta eae ea the Judicivry. 1861-—the number vf three months men, and the ‘nm be cclered tresman hake muse Maney ona toee pall = bpp gdh Lipkin. TIn AYPOLNENENT OF RETHRNTS OF UTAN TO OFFIcw UNDER | ber credited to each Stato on the standard of HHS | nine oF tho 23 are TAprorented, tM Cilbert(s Pile Instrument P ke. ‘= ® THE TRANSPER OF AMERICAN VESHRTS TO PRITISH OWNRRS P . pila oh ty years, ete, Ogee tele Ma eee aus F ey refunded. | Sold by all drugmate or sent P . ce pe! 4 PEBYLLO " 1. a itiecmnce abu) ay 3 ROVEVENT OF THE STA AND LAKE COASTR. ese C et a Ve ‘sh: free adress ir, Wrusbs 0! s, opted:— | , Vr Geman, (rp) of Lowa, introduced a bill nrovid- mars AND L : csentatives of colored waves, Mf thas! SURBIUA, OS Broadway. —-- Be Ren 00 ee he Flowing, wich wos aforied | ing that no colnmicion shall Rerentlor be istued to uuy | , { Ee dare aca ieee, the: Cote then they cau add for the other two-f:tha Ub ' pT a ie Wasi xtcox, Deo. 18, 1865, Ronolved, 4 committee on Commerce be Lastruc civil or a ti iii er of the government resident n | Miltco on Coxmerce was directed to inquire tnto the | move, making the slave representation thirty-two, ar, White, Smooth Skin.—Hant’s . to inqu' ry ‘ r muer In wir I DIU pro iding rT J z oni tanealer rind dating the rebellion to Britist Uinh until he has f o where euch commis. | expediency of eral LI pro iding appro- ppose the treo blacks in those States will give at lew uty Wax of Antilles gives great briltiancy to the THE MEXICAN QUESTION IN HH HOS: mag’ Gea, ahora: Trefaraished bath’ Rtanetents cocinvards” |. es ad toctrine and pract vo of | P* tions tor t vermont ou the sea and | ¥\.0 more, making the representation of non-\ cling peo | a; wade {roin pure white ‘quite itwrmleas. | CONCERNING THE DEPA ov | rt, bot in and that no compensation eball be allowed pabep pti on wrk pie of color about thirty-seven. The whole number of EMAS BARNES & CO., aud all drmggtat, MINISTER, } tien, it eny, to neccesary to Li otticess in Ubat Territory without such dis- Pf ONAVIGATION FROM CHRBAPEAKS BAY TO LAKE | borrocntatives now ftom tho slave States is “4 so i AM Petzes Cashed Legal & ‘The House is still arx‘ous fer light upon the Mexican POLDIEER’ DOUNTIER, hide (oon) cba. tameduced e:biitt Ws and it will bo [iwi per yr atin ersten ial aliens 4. guage question. ‘The Treside>’ has again beom requested por My PI Ro a Relates woticatilisr ot: haviag, stonmanlp navica peeve lei ane shoe PNA NEN EV OUE, Braker, 176 Broadway, Dea in tear pa ean, pein ed CALL 2 providing that, tho peaks Bay, ab the mouth of the 8 ; yom petvous of © “ = B. Broker, ay nies Semen 25 to tho Stier Masianiie tee (sien, wena Agr Paracas in the State of New York aonb thirty kovea; lnavlage cin aE fe At Jobbing Prices—A Full Line of Gem- ee Frotn ax, cond wont Reply, Las Dewan) Craicad eeles, be Jolak sesolation approved Junusry: 12; of Mr Lay, J of Mo., it was resolved Che baila dy ‘thas wil aay the Oe MIT £ FOWLBE, No, 3 Park sow, {28 Broadway. : ad BMarvlt , 10 that the Select Committed on Fi instr ected to ° ° * lays gt ve the = : : The rumors in elreu tation for a day or two concerning alint-@ percone, 1 imquire into the expediency of some immedinio wate, accompanied | jority iy ibe Rieceara Gollage. “They. | Auaale tity | the | Complexion. Ui the di 21 i Homa Freneh Ministe equantly have received | tiou securing to the froediaen and colored eit Willat the very fin ction take possession of (he White | GEORGE W. LATRD* ’ OUTH. Tt hay ani ianilion oad i igs Sais oe wali tates recently In rebelhon the polttical and crv House and ie Hulls of Cogtess, I need not depict | caual Sold by druggists everywhere. Dopo: 74 Futon ely seeming shape ard credibility. He bas CALIFOPNIA, NEVADA, seuowa | Of othor citizens of tie United Miates, aad that they the rw thet uld follow. The assumption of | feet, N. ¥. Deon in New York for severe! ‘ays, at thoee in position ND UTAH, port by bil or others Bale ss the robe debts or tepatiablon of Abe fener C606 Woull |: ies aud Perter, | to know assert that he has broken oil the rufen’e elie? , .) of Nevada, presented a bill to adjust NATIONAL RINKS TS THE SOURHERN STATOR, w ee NAR? OF, MRS. LINCOES. ‘ ‘ be sure to follow. 0 Oppression of the freedmen, the a MEAUPRERSON & DONALD BMETE t} ¢ and has no intention of reiny to the capital between California, Novada, Arizona | On mot: Mr. Wiis ¥, (rep.) of Pa., 1t was resolved ssurursy, of Ti, from the Select Committee | ramondment of the State constitutions and re-establish ‘Brewers of fine Pale Ales and Porter, 3; eB capitis, le! en h was referred to tie Committee on | that the Commitice ox Banking and the Currency be A to take action on the bil fur the | rent o: mavery, would be the inevitable result. That | West Eightcuih #t., between Sevont ighth ave, NE until he ascertains thi of Emperor. | Tercitories. tastru ted to inquire and repo Bee Be rel ect ee Feperted the | sam’ | they would scorn and disregard their present constitu - ——— | He has despatched M. Feverny, 8 cietory of tho Franch MRDGA OVER THE MISSIArer. any order has e With a anbetitute, namely, that the § erctary | tions, forced upon thom in the midst of martial law, al Lottery Prizes Cashed, Drawe Legation, ag special mosre ae to. report ° thi Mr. Brows presented a bill to authorize the construc. Kk ates ‘ out of say, a in the Troakury | would b> both natural and just. No on? who re cud information sont. . ' Catena tor cree koa ti to report 'bO.| tion of a: bridge over tho Mlssiaaippl river at Bt, Lot ie Or Abrahantane ke Pree ee ea EE ne any regurd for the fresdom of cleeth __ 4. By CLAYTON, 10 Wull street, a of affatie he and 3 @ omen ites on Post OMces of Ate Lincoln, a be ed States, * gov forecd PRES = "WV a8 WEgiloRIA segue Tat thes Me es ent of her death before paymeat, thon to her ie aes) gaits <r M.'T. Higgins’ 126 Sixth ayenue and tho action of the Hons. HONG Ov JRO) rN sesh geben Pola coca Le Md grent the right of wuffrags to persons of color, I ee eee lonwe ¢ ed a bill in relation to the quatt d whaya that any sun ouey which shall Mave } (ink Ubers would aiwaye bo Union white mon enough | yiptehetors Hair —The Best in the wosolutions, are each cvusideret wits of 6 esentatives since hisdenth | inthe south, alded by the bla ka, to divide the repre- 14, hartter Hable ria fantancous, The @ ton. ‘Twenty-six hy ndred ai! i Mout of tho Cuited Sistes | sentation, and Unde coittinus the republican use r | Rett tere reucuetating Rata of Mileeue . dont arrived at Vera Cruz, arid i ing for fo far as nec ssary on iho part a the gald sum of twenty-five thou: | Ty (any should retuse thus te alter thele election lawe | secver and reato ‘Bt Barclay street, New York. we id yo fo matter | jon Pe intment of mare [ro inthe th omtatt t 16 si a “p TEM | ‘expocts our intorference end the-cumnior ry OF WHS Lines, provided fe be ockew | Pacitic Railroad. down of Proadont Harrison, * evil. It is pisin that the amendment must be con. | JONES’ Old sts ind 12 Ana strect, | SOLO SL SucRega CaA Wise competent aud. at upteer to the ra on of the | SURVEY of THE Masse siert + “1 Mr, Wasawnri tid the fet: belug well known, it was | gummated bofore the defunct tates are admitted Huy Milicr's Hair Dye—Dest in Markets a, m: haweerer, donc court that notwithetwading exck opinion he can and will | On motion of Yr, licow, (rep.) of Mo., it was unnecessary 10 argue thom. The p opte elected Mr. | tw bo apable of Blato action, or if never oan be. The | , auy Mallcr’a Hair Dyes Bost im Masicese iif sec oa the part of the Wes’ act tmpar eatmoul naive a cy i. ee the Connnitiee on Commerce be dastrue ee. he ee Se x bv rsiet ted bey ees to allow Cor rors to ey raghts pe) nn eee * final -hers of Congress. or pul re int pedioney oF a cury t mel i thos pee ha 0 «186! Aa untion "1 a lekkert So: Werke Seavaxe'on Se TEN Lda n shail bo hetd | river and ita tribataries, Sib ta getive err ene oe Bore ty fhe | tancarannot walt be overstated. It is very obvious that GRAND, > UPRIGHT PIANOS, OTION. AS & ptrer on acconntof having formed | of the same, and of sum of ‘oue “homdrd msand instead of tvonty-fvo | for many years tho South w li not pay much under cur »* Established tn 185. Tho, feature of to-day's proce eM op nic v0 feundsd upon iike iuformalton if | whether the Uaifed State bas a iyo: din appropriating | ilerma! revoeues laws, ‘Tho unly articlo on which we ein |. Fity.ve medals iu gold, silver and beonse, have. hese Tad Stevens’ specel. on recon: otherwise ¢ awaia nipartial rena said survey, and thet they re by DIN or otherwi.o, iweaty’bve‘thoueena. dedlers. an. above Tenorted va tise any Soaaretie. amount ts covon. be it te | SOMPETITION Warereema 602 Broadwey, New York. re aiew 1 oy !mcStN' Ne MNCOMY, AVE YARD cy Une Mi , grown Jargely wt once. With ten cents por pound | LOMPETMITLON Warericm sitter of the Whole, Mr, Wasi (ep) of VL, presented the following, which On motion of Mr, Brow it was resolved Uhat the Com. | P@ export. duty, it would bo furnivhed cheaper ] B70 Plane folly warsanvete ehutr, while the Presidents Moone, } widoration, 80 much of tho Message as refers to reconstruction was referred t (he Comrities on Recon- sstrection, and Mr, Stevens took « *he proper manner of treaing it. mee ‘it nee 4 mittee op Naxal Allaire bo Jastrycted to iu jules inte Aue eae A Nama Bd ae Ih SGR MERTRICE'GP 00, int committee appointed to consider and report | expediency of esta’ ng Navy yardon the Mies adip}i i ad ‘ en of respeet amd alfection tt may be proper | river or one of Is tributsties, i eccordauee with the te- |g Me, Nataom \(rép.) or ie Foran ® bit ‘from the s tie deep sensibility of the uation to the event | commendation of the seme wider ajo nt resolution of | udlitty Comeiiteo axtending U right of euffrago ia sasion to post them on | of the decease of (hcit lute President, Abraham Lincoln, | June 30, 1864; to report by bill or otherwise, Use District of Columbia ©, aovonling to odes, bad the same under considers: | AKOLITE OF THN LAK? KUL AND axBrovnanie Maser |, The Lill cuacle that iu all lews prescribing the qualifies 16 Eyraign snaricate Ahan they cold obta n it from any other part of the world. ‘The Inte war has shown that, Two millions of bates exported at five hundrod pounds to the bale, would y.eld $200,000,000. This seoins to be ief reven ewe shall ever derive from the Soxth, Ja, it would be « protection to that amount to our Cougits.—The Adm tration of Medt. cinal preparations fn the form of lorenge is af all modes the rvul gli aad convenient, more eapectally aa regarda @ cog remedy, “BROWN'S BRUSUHIAL TROCHES.” or Loven ROTTNOES, allay triiailon, which Induces coughing, giving ‘of in Bronchitis, Honrseness, Tyiluenea aad Convuniptive and Asthmatic complatuts, | , tion, ned, ax the result Of their deliberations, report the ree, + a ict of Columbia the word estio manufactures. Othe!” yroposed amendments— | Aides of the House els their seats and gathered around | follow ug resolition=s aiid recommend teaie adoption: Mr. Ragen, (rep.} of Ni., offered tho following :—- iter) be and the aameis hereby stricken out; and make all laws uniform, to prohibit the c Kvery Widtts tha spoaker, or rather the reater, with intense intorsst, | Whoreas them after the parsage 0° this nth no person shalt bo di- |cemapton of the rebel debt—are of —_vitil and shade. (5, 126 Bizth avenue. Cloth Gloves, 75 Cents per Pair; Woollen Books, 35 ena a Said? maholy event of te” violent and | Whevens class role and arlatocrstic principles of ned wo! ni lee of qualified from votlog on atount of eolur; all nets of Noreeu ag aree, | Cougres aud all laws of Maryland in force in this Dis- fir subsiaues, | tric’, and all ordinances of the corporations of Washing watness: and | ton and Georgetown incons.stent herewith are hereby re- od importence, and the onty thing that cam provent ther combined forces of comporhoads ard recoss.onists from to © tntoresta of the Union when- dental majority, But this is all #: y mero mpatrine diced vi Si e: eed 1 tragic death of am Lincoln, tata Mrestdent of the | ment have du: Much ictenesty radical views aa Mr. Stevens expressed in | EOFS, “Siiee “baviniiosouryen, acti tier poaea ce Cons, | erons mento ge a@ low, monotonons tone must fail to get the ondorse- | gress, and tie two honece stisring iu the general griei, and | digo tne the peop! tid fh get ment of magy upon Iiio-own slide of the House whom he | Seating to manifest their wenat por the occasion of | Impeding thelr eultare and - wer it tueretore be thas public bere t hercas the class ric, as an afittocratic eemont of alave- | peated and ann ‘oterate rebels are has counted among Liv blind (ollurers. Mokan’ Kevolved. Uy the Senate, the tiouse of Hepresontatires con- | hotving, wien found 'x ph r republic, hag proved | Mp, Euommnur, (dens.) of Wis, sbjected (o the billbeing | fnvited Wo have or | Don't Bay 6350 for C pleiely unveiled biin ‘if to-day. Sonar mesa Fone hee tah oe Peek eet lace uad eeuintes copeeretinnial tie | hay repe: ’ are avait t 9 of slaves without a | Drawers wheu they araeold ot ¢) 7% . suse ot a ordi or and prohidttivg popaies stinn in ms Large nec: v1 ves 7 WEEE. oh) week DEBE. pert, that detug his anniversary. bit Of the country, by wriving to rad our Union imo Gn motion of Mr. Witsow the Moase suspended shelter them or in their pockets, ie ee ee “ rays for that purpose, and It was inade the special orde forthe Wihget Jun vary noxt. We raid, in reply to a qa cation of ofdor by Mr. Juiiaon, shat no far as bes (Mr, Wilton) was concerned, he would ‘sow a reasonable op pertuaity for debate, we've meridia, aud (let in the presereg werve ineridiaiy, aud (hat in the presence ‘Tho Committes on f “Wero mane aabie at adcvene aon th and be a wd ie . rabarn Lincoln, Iaie Previient of the United States, “greed to report ®r. Varmaworth’s resolution to provide | dronounesd by the Lion. EM Scanton, and that the free % constitutional ani wont to bar the dent of the and the Speaker of the House of «to invite the President of the ments, by oasislng tue Di ferual lawn of slavery have — prevented Chem from requiring an education, orfrom understanding ) COMPAGHest laws OF Contract, OF from Leora ny the ordinary busines: of life. This Congress ts boand to pro- vido for (em until they can providé for themselves. If Dr. J. HM. Schenck, of Philadelptta, Preset loca yond the public that he wilh not be in Now York Guiting the Lolldagy ‘Tuesday. Deoemn- ber 28, aad Tread: therefore. those who. aMicied with lan ail denitoun of consulting rebel debi, the several departments, the CONTRACTION OF THR CURRENCY, Wo do mes furnish them with homesteads wat hedge No. 58 Bond street, Ca-Buee- iz THE (AsK-OF JERE. DAVIS. , tie reprerentatives of fore! rors the following Toca houed. WAM pratective lanacil we inave themcte free, bus (or s thorvugh o- ‘tho rabidly radios! constitu ncles. of several members this government and such aficers of tho the views | the legintation of thelr late mas we bad better have nay be oblalved at ell mew a the Gianks of Congress who necessity left them tm bondag: Their condition would Ye are evidently oggiuy, them ca to bring about a trie! of government, to be present on ecerly® | he worse than our prisoners at Auderson- Jott. Davis, A resoiniton came up to-day inquiring why ved, ‘Th: ‘tof the Untted States be re. hoveby pledge co-operaiive | ville. IC we fail in this great duty now, Deflance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, that great traitor het been so long confued without a | atested te transi of this rerolutions to Mra, Lin t possiote. aud when we have the power, we shall deserve | Sarge assoclaect at 63 Murray atreet, coruce of Collegm | trial, and requesting an early ssttioment af his care, | | uiemar Congrers fur Nor aap porsnnel eMikions eed ee | eee oe cine ae. ‘Tho mmsotutton was agrocd to by yoas 144, mayer 6. and receive the excorations of bistery and wll fatare | "4° RRA Leashes" OH | Mr, ‘Rogers, a rising young dommorrat, from New Jereey, | +l alucerecoudotence for the Late national bereavement. | 1 Ctitnation of He. Coxxtta, (rep } of N. ¥.. the abore qplserHemrs. Beker, Cobb, Rekley, Harris, Smith and | KOR, two, talmis are of val importance Bo yest Dyspepsia Treated After Latest Dien fore (0 Object, and tiv ro-elutiun # ent ovor. . COVE: OF Cranes. DAERERUTION OF HCLPLCR ARMA AKOXG THA Lora nravne, | MT | curopanon OF MUR LOU-HRRI FPATR, fu any of thoamendment: of the constitution uaul they | Ce" aided >7 promentr exesctaas, adupied purposely ber ses ~ reer _ Mr. Trewnotr, (rop.)o Ttl., introduced a bill in reta- On motion of Mr. Ivauasorn, (ren) of TH, it was re- Mr. Ase ‘{rep.) of Ohio, introduced a bill to enabte | are d.ly odmiated inta the family of states by the pt v4 ee XEGRO SUFFRAGE IN TAR DIBTHICT OF COLUMBIA. | tion to tuo Courl of tlalins, repeating the fourteenth | otved that the Comiittos on Military Afairs be in- | toyal cit'zeus im the States whose congtitutions wor og power of their conquercm. Kor more MK. & He T. Anthony & Os., 502 Breaé ‘the consideration of Senator Wilson's bill for the | Section of the act of March 33, 1863, to amend the act to | structed to inquire imto the expediency of providing by | everihrown or subverted by the rebellion, to form acon. | than six menths the amen) way, Bt. Nicholes biock, Holiday Pre tablishment of negro suffrage im the Di eCotum. | Catablish Ue court and allowing aa appeal to be taken | taw for the equitable disteibution of the surplus armas | gtitntion end a State goveroment preparatory to seeun. | stitution abolishing slavery ha heen ratitied | "#7 St Nicaolae Diowks, Mulidsy Presents, pour of negro wulvage in Slie District ef Colum | jm ali cases mentioned iz tue List section of that act, | among the ties which have uever been in rebelitom. ing thalr relations to the genoral goverumeni. by the Legislatures of three-fourths of the Siaiea List = ‘Bis will bo mado # spo-int order of boriness in the Senato | at any Umo within uin.ty daya after the passage of this THR CARE OP SUPE, DAVES, o bill was referred to the Committee am Reronstrac- | ested on its passage by Congress, whish had Legista is Heavy Knit Undershirts am@® on tho t0¢h of January. Dili, oxcopt ii caccs Where the amomta found due by | Mr. MouLToN, (rep.) of Il. aakod leave ty offer 9 Fes0- } tion. rahe oF ee" Y Iatures or which were States capable of acting or re. | *T Ors A MM oat 4 as as said court have been paid at tive Th a lution that, If not incompatible with the public interests, Rumsremino. verses. uirod to act om that question, I take no account of Jaca on A hn GCRECINOY BAEURLICAS ERNATORE, ‘he dali vas referred to the Committee om the Ju- | the Prosidant bo requosind tocommunicaty tows House | Mr, Svxeara, (rep.) of Ohio, introduced @ Lill pro- | the aguregut!zas of whitewashed rebolx, who, without | Gentlemen's Heavy Cantoa Flannet ‘The republican Senetors held another caucus today, | diciary. the reasons why Jo:ferson Daviy, said to be confined at ing forthe fe. istering and enrolling gt verecls buiit | auy lezel wathority, have #sembled in’ the tats oF fen Shirts, 93:50, | : NEW YONK CUT MS OFFICKRE. Fortress Moures, haz not been tried for treason sga nst we Ht i Dat holly ed Suited | the late rebel States and einulated legislative bodies; nor ‘d's ¥ » Park row, 879 Broadway. | chiefly to-agrte apon members to sorve upon the jolut |’ yar, seonasn, (rop.) of N, Y., introduced a bill to.amend-| the government, and, if any, what obelacles are to tho | Magar en “onmeries bat wholly: own the United. | ie rogatd with amy respect the punning by-play whls dt baie: scl Ha | comunittee on admitting Southern members to Goncrese. | (he lave rtative ty certam officers at New York, which | way of hie trial us # stato ormmtmal. Lill wae referred te the Comtaittee on Commerce, | which they actuded. the S-cretaty of ttate by frequent | Grover & Baker's First Premtum Eteo ‘Tt was Cually determined, however, to ake wo action in | Provides for tho appointmont of appraisers by the Presi- jection bong made, tho resolution went over walir POLECAMY 1% UTA. telegraphic announcements that “South Carolina hot | ge Shiich Sow! mily ve, and Lock Stitch gho matter, and leave all the appoiatments to the un- | 28h With tho advice and con-en: of the Senate, and | the rule. nop.) of NW. ¥., introduced @ resolution di adopted the amondment.’’ — “Alabarow hap adopted the | Machines .or ad manufacturers. Broslway. ter, avo Sppoi r “| assistant appioivers by the “ceretery of the Treasury, REYESL OF THR BOUNTY BImme, that," notwithstanding the law against poly es amendment, boing the twenty-seventh State," &e. This pas Missed judgment of the President of the Seuate, The six | ono of whom, with special reference to his duti Mr. Waenavrse, (rep.) of Itt., introd veda bil, whieh f that abominable tneteution stitl exists, and it ison the | Was intended todelude the people, and accurtom € Holiday Gifti—A jeondid Assortment Senators composing the Sewatoriai representotion upon | skal be un exuminor of dries and chemicals, It-| was referred to the Committed on Commerce, to repeal | fncraass f Utah; thet itis the romatning Mwrbariam of | tex to hear the nataes of these extinet States az if they | of Hoou, Shoes, Gaviers and pera at DROOKS' Metre- me sath aldo provides that instead of the clerks now | the bounties. our ave abd.country, and, ike te twie slater, slavery, it | were wtive, whem in trath they have no mare exlatence | polltan Rout aad 8 Fs roewne. ‘. MB seniyicn:.» -uqadkpat. Lampe yacicystenlac! craployed fir the examination vd appraismens of goods 1OSF UNICE AND CUNTOM HOw AT CAIRO, shoul be swept from the territortes of this republic, if, | than the revolted Shine of Tash, two-thirds of wher prieeeanes wt ea una TAM SUPFRAGE QUES/ION CX THR DISTRICT OY Co- | exatuiners ehol! be appointed nil receive therr ap- ion of Mr. Koyxnnvat ) of Bh, Uh she whole * were — colont: and their property con. Sacer ah Polntincnt from the Fecrctary of the’ Treasury. TU fur -| Get eh Contreras LSet Cones teaec (aus the. whole power oF the government to-do eo, asd fon thelr right ot, 'citionship? wih, | Moltday Gitte at Mantas, 357 Camas - thor proviedos that It stint be’ untawfal for any employes | the ce a Takin & post oftee tat culo fee drawn’ by eooqueringe and avenging Rome, | “reet ladies and Children's Purse) Hate for Misses. Bogm (Me. Kaston, of Towa, from the Jadiolary Committee, | or ihe Custom Hove to be employed tn any mercaniile’| Neuse aecnira, Tlenos . Pre arg: That the. Geputine. x Seas Tt is equally {toportant tothe stability of thie repnblis Sega Per nie ee x © eoports a Dill for the extension oF che right of mirage In | cr commercial business Tho compensation of the Ap- TOS UXTIN.ION OF TUR RLACTIVE vRANCHUTE. Te. | Hiatt should new be solemuly decided what power can — ——— thie District. All lawsat presmtin force in reletion to ent. | Pracer is fixod at $5,000, and the Assistant Appraiser at | Mr. Taounton, (dom.) of Il, offered a preambie soaking ov otherwine, such law or remedy as the ext. | revive, recreste and reinstate these provinees inte the ao Hale Dye, 50 cents, Black Trogo are to be ameufted by atriking out the word ‘sllte,”” | #3000 por aunum, pryable monthly, forth certain prineiplis as lying at the foundation of the ncase demands, family’ of Sixise, and invest them with the rights of ural, reliavie. Depot 66 Joke eleeet, Bold by: : oF ; y ‘The Dill was referred to the Comm'tteo on Commerce. | government, und concluding with a resolution deciariug | ‘There wos no fozmal action taken on this subject, ‘American citizens. It is tine that Congress should aasort ‘The hill is sot down for the 10tu of Junuary, giving JUDICIAL COURT OF THE UNCKD stATEY, that any extension of the elective franchise to porsons THE VREMIORNI'S Miseaun iis sovereignty ond avcume something of the dignity of » - x tho demooratic side of the House « reazonodle time to get | Mr. Hezprnoy, rep.) of Mo., introduced a bill con- | in the United States, either by the act of the President | On nyéien of Mr. Stevens, (rem}of Penm, the House | Roman Senate. It ie fortunate that the Prreident tnvites Howe Sewing Machine Petron. So 1 to divers: this mencure ox. | CoTmINE the judicial courts of the Veited States, giving to Congross, would be an assumption of powar which | wont iim Comtntwe of t bole on the Fate of te | Congress to tele this menly attitude, Aftor stating with BLAS HOWE, Je. wt, No. “7. & tte breeth,’ Tis proposed as ¥y iyo O% | the District Courts of the United States original cogni- Ming in the constitution of the United States would | Taion, with Mr. Weshburas, of Migpls, in the chair, on | great frapknesa im isis able Message hintheory, which, | ™S20ed. seajecencanial Rausiively on thatday and every day thereafier ontit it | zance of all suits now originally cognizable 4 t, and that, in order. to avoid. every danger off} the Presiden! # Acnual M-ssage, when Mr. Stevens sub- | however, is fennd to be impracticable, sad which I be Presvats of Affection and-Chare. fs cottied. Canvasvers have been ot work several days oe Vigo omg of the or — pom Por - | eonflict, tt should be referred to the sovoral Staton. heve ory, Fa = oun 4 r oe pee Neen KLE 4 WILSON’ ac wltoh Sowing Me . J owing suits by appeals and wi error) Mr. NTON demanded, “previous qnastion’® a | branciies matter to the judgment 0% " tong youl 4 Button Hole Machines, 625 Sroedweys getting the sentiment of the peopie of the Distnet upon | now ‘pending in the Cirovit Courts to be certified: | gy, tution, fail uemiy aad wisely to discharge that high duty, it ic se npnglnengapenk his question, and s2H0Eting Nike fveon Uasuswnd ware | win A cotta oatablintd by th ack. Tals provides iMEr. Comntine, of NY, fees: toe. queetion of" exter, ot te ia hi Freed Ths Conca os —— t js el in | that hereafter there shal! be in each judicial district or! ing that the resolution belo to the Joint Com- . STEYES® ON RRCONSTRMETTON. own character to set theseal of reprobatianupan a doct oe lore and eteota pals of boots % hhave been secured fur lhe atkrmative. | Neqty sutrage ‘2 | ome Cirenit Court of the Unit-t Stator, the judge of whiah | tives on Reconstructict. nape ene ‘ endid exam nation of the power | which 1s becernine Wo faahionadle, wry umlees F hike oagit son hing fiadene for your w 4 this Disirict appears to be inevitable; lt its epponents | shai be tho Justice of the Supreme “ourt assigned to | "the SrmaKce ovorra'sd the potnt of order, saying that | and proper principles of recanseruetion can be offeny.ve | will be the reovrn'ved principle of aur goverament, Si icoadway.” & A, BROOKS, Agent. hope 0 seo it modified eomewhat. ff he messure pasees | that ciro uit and the Ditrict Judge of raid circ ho Committes on Reconstruction was taisod on the aaa | to no one, cod may possibly be profitable by oxcitt Governoy Berry and other Provisional Governors and - - 7 t +" " ¢ Beige | ! 80 Ce Nowe. seas tm rez ven wih etd i th le | gauge erm © We Seemann comedy | oS Aiea Reacting ees en | ata aerctnenne Eas puss oermtatre | fre” Wo whe eipyahend pot, enawag 6 Ss ae i 1 i g tha olective franchise, » now considering hea cpaciat referenc thie, . Ys t ‘Washington. A reeling qualification iv sugrestel to the RRROUTIVE sRBTON. “ote, Wasuporse, Of TIl., moved that tae preamble and | Perkepa luis ihe pritcigin mont interest ng to the people | lowes’ paniidices of tho quosmt, repent. the - radical friends Of the ney re aa a oumprom| i The Senate thon, oa motion of Mr. Trrwarrs, went | povolution bo aid upon the tabin, at this tims. The President assumes, what noone doubts, | cuckoo ery—“This is the white” man's gav ae the Job oe cane ° . into executive geeion, aod, coon after the opamag of ‘This motion wan agreed to ons 111, noye 46, a8 | thad the late rebel States have thet constitutional | ernment.” Demagonues of cl) parties, even | iug price, Mock. SMITH & FOWLER, 0.3 Parkrow, THE BILL FROWN IMPORTATION OF CATTLE | iho acors again, adjourned follows i a ? Felations to he Union, srd.e incapable ot represencation | some inh in” authority, | grovelling,’ | shavt | Si¥ Broadway. APPROVED GY THE PRESIDENT, - was os -samertoehagie pen ae of 4 ‘ t ere. ” ic im “ “+ * tn 6 except by pertatasion of the governtrmat, ‘Thies fs.the white m: government, hat is im. President Johnson has approves tha hill to prevent onettacteaep, Alay, Alllgon, Ames, A 4 Seattore bee titties with this admission, Ghether you plied by chie? "Phat. on 7 Of men t to have the ox: the importation of cattle, aud the bill for the eclecton HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Qirtacnm Blivelle Brinderen' call them States out of the Union and now conquered | clusive sight forever to rule this zation, and to exeriee of jerome in tho. Diatrict of Golarmbia, ‘They ore the sleet Wasuinavox, Doo, 18, 1466, q yk wot paenee, Ce Lerritoriae, 0 bovrvse thé econstitutia ford de : x severe uty, while is other races, aul wali ocsmpaed P r on, Driggs. ihey ary, therefore, only dead | and evlers are to be their subjeo 1 votes two lars passed since.be a cained to \he Pre idency, es ee te Went ieeeee actgloreen, Wiebe politivat sotinn, and will rerein 40 | making Whe laws and choosing the rulers by whom they THE NEW YOUK vULLECToRedfty, Mr, Benjamin G. Hurris, of Maryland, samuel MeLean, Hubbard” . Hubbast ot Soup, 1 pt stall breathe iaty thom the breath | ara to be governed. Whereia does thie, aide from pe! ‘The reported declination by Marchal ©. Reborts of the | Delegate rom Montana, and William A. Heoper, Delegate yarbelt of only Thulpand Og ea sone oy Ute nape ed mgs Sees 3 be Aire = a er cin ree 2 fredioate Wiolesnie on A si | Now York Colfcctorsiip is cousidered » good Joke, Che | ftom Utah, mepeotively appeared and qualified by taking | rence of Ohio, Loan, Loagyens, Lyuch, Marwan, Mi Me “asses lying withig the Union. In | of Independence. W ¢ grat and good mem pro- | pale to bes i the required oath MoClutg, Melidos, McKae, Motuor, Marea) Miller, eithet very pain 1 it requires | mulgated that instrumont an’ pledged their lives ard | Sears 5 apa once ot oa Moret eee hate bree Birnes tie tetion of ungress’ to enable them to form | seoned honors to defend 1", ft vas supposed to Corman | seta, removed withont pain. i {UE RRIMBURSEMBNY OF THY LOYAL STATES. Se eS ia ee te ie Ne dds sesel * vere nent, and cend representetives toCon- | epoch in civil government, Before that time it was Oe AR ie eek ] ‘The impression mow i that the resolution for rolin. OF ARKANSAS, oy, Starr, Bevena, Thayer, Te Grose, Novely, T believe, pretends that with tueir old | Bald that the right to rale woe vested fu fumitiew, dynas | Coneuitetiaa free, Hone for consultation, for volunteors wil Mr, Surv, (rep.) of Ky., presented the credentials of | You my Van Hout of N.Y. Yau Hore of Mo. Coustitutions avd forms of covernmon: thay ets ermit- | Mes or races, not becasue af superior intelligence or - Collection 6t: Catad= wurring States for the bounties pavd for v hip ' Warner, Wasbburne of Til, Washburn of Mase, Walker, Naim their old rights Under the conatitation, They | virtue, bat besues of a Divne right to enjog exclusive | ‘Tha Great Bailey not pass in its prosout form. It would increase the | Somes M. Johnson, membor elect from the Third Con: | Wentworth, lint, Wilsois ot Towey Wilson of Ba 1k Hee cate eee malicutions into atoucs, and bulvonthele | privdeges.. ur fathers repudiated the whole doc. | be Piovures siniee, Side 8 00k bile debt immously, and hear dteproporiionately on | grssional district of the State of Arkansas, which wero og Ng ang a fabrics of @ totally different character, Toad | tine of the egal superiority of famiiies of roes, Wit "a armutee oy che pe fa the hawt noe. referred to the Seloct Committee om Reconstruction, an, Grider, Handing of Ky., Mil, Hogan, Hubbard of | mon cannot rive thomeclver; dond States cannot roptere | ait proclattzed (he equality of all men begore the law. dL thie SETAE COULECTION OF OOSTRY Bi | ms ” Sir, S¥rru alae offered @ f solution and demanded the . Va, Hubbeil of N.¥., Ingersoll, Johnson, Kerr, rer. their own existence as |t was, Whore os aldnty is i | Upon that they created » revolution and built the repab. S$ NOW ON LAT 3 in iy NINTH CONGRESS. : en j Kendall, Marshall, Metuliongh, Nivlack, Nioholwon Noell, | to do {if In who doos tho Constitution place the powery | Ke, They were prevented slavery trom perfect! (Tait), Gas BROAD AL Want THIRTY- . “provious question,” ust James M. Johusoa, ePeetod to | Orth, Radford, Rendall of Fay Randall of ky. Ritter, Rowers | Moy ung jumcial brancd of the goweramont, for ib | the superstructure whew foundation they had thus Boat) "hess eosiring 10 Kc ae 8 ae tho Thirty-ninth Congrors from the Third Cowyressional | fires Fe ats soa Hiensie, Whaley, Wright | only aljediater, and does not preweriie lana. "Not in | broadly tld, For the sake of the Unive they consented | BODE t-uallig that, lane, coat / ‘es ~ aby Faber, ay . t ‘Yor he ouly erecvies amd eannet make | to wait, but nevar religquished the iden of its final corn. { cee aten mars yf las Nosinen, A First Seaston. Clgrict 0 Arka ‘be admitted to the privil sof the the Exegutive; tor h y B vat VRNINOS D, K) a | nt mpancbncy “ae WRXIOAN AVPAINS, laws, Not in the commandar-in-chlet of the armier, tor | pletion. The time to which they looked forward with | jay Siet INST. (hie ye A froor during tie pendency of his claima ag/a Ropresen- | Om motion of Mr. Onis, Of Ind., It was revolved, | be can only hold them ander miivaty rule tntih the | awciety baa come Mt ie our duty to complete their prin SENATE. lon “8 that if nob Ji To with the pabie anvorests, | povercign Izy cutive powerot the. gonawerve shiny giwe | work. “Uf this republlo te wot now made to on & Wasursvisen, Deo, 18, 1866, Mr. roves (cop) of Pa. aad Mr. Avner, (rep.) of | the President nicate wny information in posses: | thom la ere | ately no aificuty tn alving | sooie great principles 18 hg Ro, haneat foundation, a4 ronagnecttcinss etic A 44 4 Olio, objected to tho introduction of resolution, sion of the Execu! in regard to tho steps | the on, There are two provsions in the constitu. | the Father of all mom will till shake it to ita centre. If AND | PETITION OF NAVAL, OFFI RS POR INCRRAMM OF PAT. The sr xan — the adm to tify floor was not ® | taken at any time by ‘80-called Bimpive of Mexico or } tion, under one of which the case-taust fal, “The fourth boen muffeentiy : oe We, Gnuues, (rep.) of Towa, prosonted the petition of | quemtion oe ee ih withdrew We | any uropenn power to obtain from tha goverkica! A | articte” arm ‘new Bites be admitted ty . " ‘Farvagut and undred otto ra | WOR" “ ‘of tho so-called Empite of ico, aiso | the = Con; into thie b annianann | Fico Adaniral econo ved bee Sag apap IER ATsTeS. what correspondence ur action in the isee has been this ia the contro!! the La: | ;Smesery ating Rieamene stonpeaten. | x Fes reals following:~ | Yauen by the government of the Uniter ltaten. Bates the fa of nllone i dead ae verity of Sop Amonsen. pee or ; he petition was referred to Committee he that Tr TIVES OF THE RECORSTNUCTED STATER wwoen twa ackuotlelge ome 7 a . : representatives of a at Me, Stunuw: of. offered the following:— | . and brake, : ‘ 4 Treatiiaionaaheat conamrn’s winomy: FY aa oy Puente ah tae derentivn of porte cine onanton ot oar ¢ wes om $Me. Brows, (cop.) of Ma, reported » reeotition In|) foe ‘incu soe pee comatttuton se comer Bye nest the Socrotary of tife Senate to pay out of the Prevent ty the & pant amd Co ye! ane Fund of the Senate to Mre, Mary Collamer Fopudiate some Reet the that can Sica toe ener, | fhe amount due to Hon. Jecob Collamer at the ti . is are aginst ent, A Sia eee! vend Mot the "Uni 108 8 to, as to be Tonle merle ee je man sovruvax on. | fore ene Te any or either of these ote; the rebel debt a a oe M4 section of on ® ge wo > rea pis note 2 peri Tetelnid \hets oo whch mays “he Unitd Statos aball guarantee to ov: ; w aay ann , PRSDRNCUS, ties r met rf Stave seta ba se sanenaad thie inte tp pat re, pout on oar an pony of | State in Th Union a republican form ot nevernmerk? tical b'asphemy, for it viol taf -adainental principles | for Frynty Freese! 4 Me Dovierrun. (rep.) of Wis., from the Committes on | ehit ser rear udy beep Sebeliion against the eovernment tke! ‘y-Binth Gongress. when thay shall take the oath age. | Who is the Unite! Stetes? Not the judiciarr: nut the ur cusvel of liberwy, Thiele yoan's coverpmont the iow Yi