The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1866, Page 5

~ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1866. The Senate, os he. Fewer of ue ong Mie Boar oe edd, -past three P. M., alter adopting HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Wasurwaton, July 13, 1866, LAAVE OF ABSENCE GRANTED TO MR. BLINU WASZHURNE, Tho reading of the journal having been dispensod with, ‘Mr. Wasununsg, (rep.) of Ill, asked and obtained leave of absence {or tae rematuder of the seasion on account of sM-Dealti ‘THE GRADE OF GEWRAAL. On his motion the ameudment of the Senate to tho House bill creating the grade of Genural in the army was taken up and nded by inserting, instead of the srords, of The tao, the words, OF th @ General's aid-de-camps sbal! in securing the presses and plates on Staten Island. Several thousand dollars of these counterfeits wers cap- tured, with all the appurtenances of a first-class counter- feiting establishment. THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS, First Sex: on. Sime. 7. And be tt further Ley That whenever it at bo show to the satisiactio ry of the Treman the law requires and the partion have failed to sale vi the requirements of the fourteenth and fifteenth section’ eniitied “An Bot to Increase the duties on apetsand for other purposes," Spproved June 90. 1864, and the Secretary of the ‘Trexsur be aatistied {hat said non-wwmpliance with the requis ments above stated was owing to “es, beyoud the of the importer, consignee or ‘agent making woh payments, he may draw’ his irra, upon the Tressurer favor Of the person or persona to the orer pay- ment, the said Treasurer to refund the same ous of any money in the Treasury, not rigs Bec. & "And be it further enacted nt the peo Gecvisions of the second. third and fth se pointe of the act by sags 9 March 2, 1608 catiloa. “Ant act further, to proviae "or the Seliection of duties on imports.» and of the twelfth section Ayproved March’, it, entitled “An, act to prevent punish Yrauds upon the reve aed Sea collection of eiaima in f rt pacepeler azn, for other i be lected | ing toand embracing ait cases eriaiun, oF sich may have Ho esid that that was the in- | heretnfore arisen, and all nuts eed prosecutions beret The Senate amend. | brought ‘and now pending, or whieh may hereaf\ Meer of the United ang Boyd orother AY acts done or proceedings had by suc! her perwon under authority or color of (he act approved Carn" | eiitied’ An ect. to. provide for the collection of abandoned property, and for the WASHINGTON HNTRESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. SENATE. Wasatvarow, July 18, 1866, REPORTS PROM COMMITTEES, ‘Mr. Wrson, (rep.) of Mass, from the Military Com- mittee, reported without amendment the bill to reorgan- ize the clerical force of the War Department, and the bill im relation to rations of soldiers held as prisoners of war. Mr. Witsom, from the Military Committee, reported adversely on the bill to appoint a commission to con- Passage of the Revised Tariff Bill in the House. from the tention ajuseemy, Hoa ment as amended was comourred in. ‘Cowsideration of Senator Sherman’s Funding Bill. sider the subject of transportation between the Westorn peihin te vn fronds jin the "oeuerectionary fete ” tee, 184, td Atiantc States also advoruely on the bill to increase titled “Am act iu sadition. tothe several acts conceruing a in the House of a Concurrent Resolu- tion to Adjourn om Wednesday Next. bah dh = iow OF Tam THR SENATS CHAMBER, Mr. Bocwaurw, (dem.) of Pa., presented a written re- portals peomead ae ‘ventilation for the Senate chamber, Shieh was ‘ordered fo be printed PORLIC PARK AND PREAIDENTIAL Mr. Henpricxs, (dem. )fof Ind., Introduced a resolution Sommercial intercourse, be States, and to provide for the eal NP ned pro} revention of frauds in the Frection;” provided, that such wets done or proceadings had uuder the ¢wa acts inst aforesaid or under color thereof, shal! have been done or had under the authority or by the ‘dtreciton of the ative government of the United States; and provided further, tha with the certificates of the Clerk of the House and the of the Sonate that it was passed over the veto by a two-thirds vote, & Motion to Reconsider Laid on | s!horizing the 6m t of & practical landscape gar. | T#**B¥AYAMA COnTuSrED siECriON CANE OF KOONTZ VB | covery shall have been or shall hereafter he had in the pig rg eal engines to eid the Commiticn | Mr. MoOane, (rep.) of Mo, from, the Commit brat cits Fable. on Public Bi Grounds in the selection of @ | to on Elections,” sallew tiie nomen tot ae '| BP park and sito for « Presidential mansion, which was | contested election case id Koontz and. Co! March ia a resaid, shall be made he. ae. adopted. from the Binteenthe” Aerie ee Pein tae | artsine and obtained trou the proceed ‘THE NAVAL PENSION FUND. He said that Mr. Coffroth rg Toft. the ait by Was | S04 feos collected and paid over io the epverument under Me. @ (rep.) of Towa, called up tho Joint resola- | wilting the vote should bo taken om the resolution | seid, ta nactige te at art a AM ata tly #18, afore Wasuixarox, July 18, 1386, | tion to @ Tosolation” of July Ir 1806, reguiting | Trntk, ‘he, rote should bo taken on the ‘resolution | said in rlatin to cuptured and abandoued property Sec. 9 And be tt further enacted, That in det ring the dutiable vains of imported merchandise there aba i to the coat or to the actual wholesale price or value at the time of exportation in the priveinal country (rom whenor the amie shall have been the United Stat the cost of the transp and transhipment with all the expenses poe of growth, production or man land or water, to the veasel in wh to the United States, the value of the sack, covering of any kind, in which such tained, commission at usttnl rates tue iavestment of the Naval Pension Fund, by requiring it to be mado a permanent loan to the government at six percent, This was postponed until to-morrow, FUNDING TH% NATIONAL DEUT, On motion of Mr, Surkmay, (rep. ) of Ohio, the follow- Dill to reduce the rate of interest on the public and provide for funding the same, was me tae up:— pple That the Secretary authorized ee ot pone of The New Postmaster General. ‘Th cause of the delay by the Senate Post Office Com- in acting upon Governor Randall's nomination for aster General is said to be that the committee are in investigating certain charges made against his political enemies, Mr Deunison to Take the Stump Against aes speech, He therefore asked that privilege for Mr. Coffroth, the printing of a half hour’s speech for Mr. Koontz and of a biol minutes’ speech for dimself. Permission was given and then the resolution declaring Mr. Coffroth not entitled to retain his seat, and Mr. Koontz entitled to it, was agreed to without a division. Mr. Koontz was thereupon ‘sworn as a member. The House then proceeded to the rogular order of business, being the consideration of reports from com- ment from the re, whether by A xhipment is made bag or funding the national debt und reducing the ‘rate of tere the President’s Policy. thereon, to issue registered or coupon bonds of the Unit snltiocs, lene half per centurn | Givernor Dennison, while in New York State, whither form and of auch deuominations rag "may Mr. Wanker Gen of hie, eee ee ciatiaibhisn tae ey other actual oF us a le, prinefpal and interest, in coin, and boar- ‘a rate not exceeding five per centum per an- semi-annually, such bonds to be made payable In'"not over. thirty years from date, to be iseuod to an amount suflicient to corer all joutstandin and exlatin obligations of the United Stat ‘disposed of ‘such manner and on such tet ‘oot oy than par. as the Secretary of the Treasury may deem most conducive to the interesis of the goverument, Provided, that the expense of the disposing of such bonds shall not exceed one per centum of the amount disposed of, which said one per centum, oF a0 uired, 4 by appropriated. and Ld regs in taking up or ret ring ihe obl gations of indebtedness of the United States other than fhe pos uoxt week, with hie family, will take tho stump Pgaist Mr. Johnson’s policy. Mr. Seward is also ex- Pectd to get a rubbing. 1 The Memphis Swindle. | Sme rich and astounding developments will soon be ade in regard to the Memphis swindle, It appears @hatthe government lost nearly nine hundred thousand Golirs through the transaction of Parkman, Brooks & (Co. pf that city. A largo number of surreptitious five- @waty gold coupons are daily being returned to the | United States notes, Sxc. 2, the bonds fasued under this act hall be and the District of ‘Columbia, reported billa as follows :— f he Senate bill relating to the public scnools of the | tataunong al District, providing that the school fund sball be appor- | charset wits ‘on vaine shall t tioned ¢qually for the education of white and colored, | cording tr its proportion: and all wines or which was passed. paying specific duty by grades shall be graded The House bill authorizing the construction of a jail, Soemraiog (0 the uckant vasiea 6 Golers The House bill to amond the act extending the charter | Cyursit™ of the Washington and Alexandria Rallroad, authorizing | tu the construction track from Mary avenue to | duties tmpos Penuaylvania aven: through Sixth street, which was | pelt 4 duty of twenty per centy provided, passed. that the duty shall in no case be assessed upon an amonai The Senate bill to amend the Metropolitan Police act | !*y tay Hie luvoies or eutered value of the District, which was passed with amendmenta on Mr Ivcrrsout, (rep.) of LiL, from the same committee, reported back with amendments the Senate bill to iucor: porate the District of Columbia Canal and Sewerace Company, Without its being disposed of the mornitig hour expired and the House passed to other business. THE ASSAULT ON MK. PAINTER Mr. AULFY, (rep.) of Mass., from the select committes to investigate the asaault on the Clerk of the Post Oitice Committes, made a report, in dircharge from custody of Ed) mo ev i pe sufficient to warrant Mr. FaRnsworns, (rep.) of IL, The report was agreed to. ch invoice, and every part ten per con addition to the 4 & section twenty-one, of Mresury cancelled. The cheat was discovered by find- he consolidated debt o: ed Sts — coupons bearing the same numbers, showing | the sme ae be examnp matte neretea bree pees State, somewhere. The duplicates appear to have been | ™ticlpal or local authority, and fo consideration of the re duction of the rato of interest effected by the negotiation o Prited from the aame plate as the genuine. Whether id bonds, th and the interest teed mand oe the are manufactured in New York or are stolen from b come therefrom exempt from the payueat of all taxes or duties to the United Stat @hefreasury and afterwards numbered is a mystery yet fo & so! st saved bya anbatita- per centium bonds for other government secart | be applind to the payment of ‘the principal of the national debt, and that for t purpose of insuring the pay. iuent thereof, and In Hew of the siuking fund voutemplatcd by the act of February 26, 1862, the sum of at loast thirty millions of dollars, inefuding the saving of interest aforesaid out of ans money in the Treasury uot otherwise approprin. ted, shall be annually applied to the reduction or extinguls man just from Nobraska states that the radi- ried the Jate elections by about one hundred maprily by dishonesty, counting eighty-six illezal votes dissented. * Ertl of said debt in such manner as may be determined by COMMITTRE ON RETIRE for themselves and rejecting one hundred and fifty- the Secretary of the Treasury, ot ax Congress tiny hereafter | The Senate amendments to the concurrent resolution elinine seule deefer. ou nreot any umchi: hima e ured fo weigh democratic votes from the Rock creek precinct, Mippn and Thayer, the Senators elect, are Wendell Philips radicals, Bounties and Claim Agents. ® an act approved July 13 all officers of the volunteer fore below the rank of brigadier general who were in @er'ice on the 3d day of March, 1865, and whose resigna- providing for w joint committee of retrenc! taken from the Speaker's table Mr. Witsox, (rep.) of Iowa, offered an amondmont in- ucting the committee to inquire also into the account and statements in reference to the government debt and the management thereof, and the mode of depositing and keeping the public money, and al) documents relat- ing thereto. tures, ¢. 12, Tha: npon Br0. 4. That for the purpose of enabling the Secretary of the Treasury to aa) for the funding or payment of the outstanding Trew we interest at the rate of even and three-tenths per centura, per annuin. holders of such noles ure hereby required to advive the Secretary of the Treasury in such manner as he may prescribe, at least six months before the maturity of such notes, whether they elect that such notes shall be paid at maturity or shall be ed by the intern In, and atinched ‘The amendment was agreed to, and the Sonate amend- ments as amended were concurred in. DISPOSAL OF BKNATE AMENDMANTS TO MOUSE HILLS The Senate amendments to House bills were taken up and disposed of as follows: The bill to galet the title to certain lands within the corporate limite of the city of Benicia, The amendments extend the operation of the bill to Sante Cruz, California. On motion of Mr. McRvgr the amend. ‘ments were concurred in, The bill to authorize the construction of a railroad Converted into bonds of the United States commonly de nated as flve-twenty bonds, and the right on the pert of Bi holders of converting such’ Treasury notes into bonds be deemed and ker to be walved ts to each and every nae in relation to which notice shall not be given aa above pre- andthe same shall be paid at maturity in lawiul Slow wore presented and accepted, or who were mustered wut at their own request, or otherwise honorably dis- eherged from the service after the 9th of April, 1985, +e? | money of the United States. ‘@rerntitied to three months’ pay proper. In view of the Mr. Sierman gai id he had several pbore; many of the sharpest claim agents are already | pose to this bill. The fret amendme nace mrike Hing the country with clrcalars offering to collect | out the tira section mare Saeed, and fevers a en ho pay due oMicers under the act, It would bo woit | {hereet |® provision 8 ‘ Wer al! parties interested to avoid the sharpers, and ~ act settee the lane. of tiated s “ seri thoir claims, With the proper evidence, to the Pay- an Tnited States bonds for the reder ing of the floating aaaiter General in this oity, and thus secure themselves | dihtaf the United States, there shall be annually ap- fron additional charges. plied to the payment pel aed interest of the public Presidential Visitors. ‘Very few persons called at the White House to-day, ‘The President is mot receiving or granting interviews to PHO 4 diswclor al wh paid an annual salary ¢ the Director of thon, the exports and printed form ext ‘The Dill for the elie’ of the owners of the bark Kame hameba, which was concurred in. The bill increasing the pensions of widows and orphans, On motion of Mr, Sawrnn, (rep.) of Wis, the amend- ments were non-concnrred in, and a committee of con ference asked. ‘The bill for the relief of certain officers of the army. On motion of Mr. Scuxxex, (rep.) of Ohio, the amend non-concurred in, and ® eommittes of con- tary oF the Tee the exports and quantities nr expedient; aud the Dir aino prepare a od, enrolled and lionned to t ‘dives, or (he heads of Departments. Appointments, to insert an additional section—a ‘The following appointments have been made:—Isaac | received into the Treasury of the United States for du- ‘Underhill, Postmaster at Peoria, Til. Assessors of In- | tie* on Imported goods shall be specially set apart for Re: for Mi 5 A. Hay, Third dis- peg pgs oi Fi She poy ment of ne mush. Griet; Garland C. Brooks, Fifth district; Joseph A. Grea- | coin; second, the 200; Second district. Collectors of Internal Revenue for Princtpal of the The Wiiito fix the number of Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States. The substitute passed by and protide a envalted and the Chief Justice aad six Associate Jus- Serco four of whom x? constitute a quorum. The tien, Fifth district, and W. K. Hamilton, feccad distri, shall exceed fifty millions the excess shall be sold in ts are arranged aa follows:—First and second, as at Pre Late Assault om the Clerk of Bthe House | Pe market in New York, under regulations prescribed sonatas ‘tuna to cor al Ponnsy!vania, . by the of Treasury, for United states lew Ji fourt! Ww warehouse for consumption, for exportation, for (raasporta- Committee—A Writ of Habeas Corpus Pinel notes, and hacen, gery gh am Carolina, | ou boother districts, and remaining in the ine mi the ‘The Mi ey piabatne, Madi ie oad of each fiscal year. It shail be the further (ey muisiaDe® | airecum to col Georgia, Florida, and Texas; sixth, of Ohi Tenanensce este ath meme qmanding him to produce the bodies of Benjamin | The next amendment proposed by M: Westwonrn, UL, Inquire whether thi ie Snes Cease g ¥. Beveridge and Edward Towers, who were ar- oe pecthaprahag Loe rip to which the Prosident had Slee more eauyloved An thie prenaeniion uf otntiocten - ween yeutertay em the charge of sennaiting Mr. Witaow, of Towa, that it did; but that it toe hs ceparvisies cad ahrectiom: and a eatiton nf the Treasury shail de\ail may be necessary to ti and the i had passed the House before any nomination was made. A nurber of members of the Supreme Court deemed the Previous question and con- in the substitute—yeas Ts, aayaad, to amend the fifth section of the Agricaltoral id was concurred in @tder of the House of Reprsentatives, in pursuance of a @esoiution, acopy of which was attached. The counsel for tho parties went into a long discussion about the @ights of the people and the abuses of Congross, asvorting Ghat tho Sergeant-at-Arma was guilty of contempt, and for this should be punished. Sudge Wylie said that when the application was made he | Pensation to saaener tao eng tha @bought it bost te allow the writ to issue because it con- | ay Mectrician Wo manage the ‘apparatus of the fained no averment which was fatal; but if the petition | dome of the Capitol, pin, $had contained the averment that Ordway held the prisou- | Providence Honpital’ Wath ors by authority of the House of Representatives, Le tehing ‘would not have ordered the writ to issue, The petition gpervly states that these men were imprisoned Otherwise apoenpriatad: and all Te and from the Director of the irews of iSatiaties relating bs Tree of pos ay TH DAY OF AnuUU RN MEY Mr. Driano, (rep.) of Otuo, offered & comenrremt r-soln tion for the yorminent of the preseet veesion ou Wed newlay, the y, af twelve o'clock Mr AsHLry, (hie, moved to ley it on the table rerioirs to to Vessels in oortain cases, was concurred in. ‘The bill erecting the Teeritory of Montana into asurvey ing is district ‘and for other pai of the amendments includes some of the pro. vislows of & 6 bill for the retief the New York and tava Iron Company, reeentiy veteed by the President whieh was concurred tp. Bilis for the relief of Teaae Rameey, internal revenue collector from the Righth district of Obio, aad of Wm. H. Wheeler, of Bangor, Me., were concurred Mr. SHRLIARARCER gave notive that he would to mor row call up the question of privilege arising between Hon. Mr. Conkling sad General Fry. CONSIDERATION AND PASKAGE OF THE BILL TO PROTECT Ime Mowniit of Vi, enggesied that it be om amd after to im jerk AM nd also modiiew | A for adjourn (ep) 4 by adding & prow meet at ¢ opted the wayggestion, day, th his sesolution by Oxing Mc 00 ; for pavement in front of $13,600; for the pay of Indian’ Affairs, $11,200; ight clerks in the falsely, and illegally = held, = without — stating | for continuation of work on the aorth porti having sustained the objection gander what authority, and the return states power ge fog tend Lromag ono henge map AIS ing — modification, leaving bis xeoutive in La the fact wanting in =the petition, §=— The Govlincatva of the statute ae toome’et ther Cetus tinten, : ais on tho tab was not Cusstation wan enongh, anf, on velection, be was consent having been given to dispense with it» considers: tion in Comm ittoe of the Whole, Sevoral members Indicated a desire to offer ament- menta, but Mr. Morrill declined to yield for that purpore, and moved the previous question on the bill aud some verbal amendments whieh he ollered. question was feconded. Mr, Stevens, (rep.) of Pa, moved to lay the bill on the table, as there were no opportunities allowed to ofer amendments, ‘The motion was rejected-—yens ‘The bill was then passed—yoas vides as tollows — Be it enacted, &e.. That from and afier the le! day August, 1686, in ies of the duties now tnposed by law on rictee mwratoned and embraced im this section, there ‘be levied, collected and paid on all goods, erchandise imported trom foreign, countriew gure tlgarerion “and eheroata ot alk otal #2 8, er pond and Atty yew exncut od be tase Wer tie tne in whic br Ven gM an Ramee MeDougall, Mr Dawes, (rop.) of Mane Jotron by making it read Monday, the The previous question having been seconded, Mr Scunwer, (rep) of Otio, moved to lay the resolution anc amendment on tbe | nd called for the yeas and ay ng (hat ne wanted tonne who were for mand +o the passage of the resolution, as all United States treat nad courte are required to take judicial knowledge of acts | cinrks in we Pension ¢ and resolutions of Congress, He doubted whether he of the Interior to Nh ao my yl Pension office, ‘heuld Lave issued the writ, The question involved had faproving i te eek on corporation of Washingtom for aeeoh settled long since in the case of Dann against streets antl avenues on government property, gies $1; for works of art to decorate the Capitol, ‘anderson, reported ih Sixth Wheaton, page 204, when ‘%t was held that a man arrested by authority of wr. su romse Scone i ven hago | ag re @ither House of Congress could not mainiain an | amend the act of June 24, 1000 fer tigen of publie ection for trespass against the Sergeant-at-Arms, | lands for bomesteads to actual settlers in the States of the production of the resolution was = Louisiana, Kansas and Florida; ler tthe: eae . to the Committeson Public Lands. sufficient justification. It was pot for the Court to kaow person who ha served not lews than cwhother the House was right tm the passage of the reso- bee. | ae ane or nayy,of AX nat rete |b fu preservi ‘niot, ution; but it wan enoagh.to know that the refolution | DEALT Te ho porcinas atthe minimum rate of locate fad been pasted. The resolution sets fords that the | yy military iand warrant, one hundred and sixty acres of parties wore arrested for a breach of the peace in the , And to enter one hundred and six 9 Capito}, and \t wae now within the judiciat knowledge of}, Yo the Lipa ly eee or fhe Court. If the Capitol ie to be made the scene The bill to increase thy “ioahanation a reaches pf’ thd! peace, murdergue assault, Ao’, sengers and other empléyis of the Senate wae WEjo-un, a and Congress is+ powerless to spreserve the pace on Contugent ngpancen.. — The previous amendment war the casting vote in fo day of aljourn The fot hem agreed to, Burtions, Delvee ‘thot arena re Heimes, Hubbard of West \ bell of Ohio, Jonnaon, Juli fweodall, Latin, La mY ved oleae three dbowend in 8 ah tity ahall be placed nd Sid partion in custody who may be Siocive ome wmmemy ¢ ai aaron ete wad ton remoed nn, Ames, Ansiarson, Aabi¢y ot hte guilty the country will wake up in astonishment bene hi (rep) of T. ealled Up thggpiil recentiy | fe haw fpr pa abd B stage * fet Hanjanth, Bulweb, Bingtam, K he ob to the return that the prisoners and sub prequentiyapgaded in the | ea hy eee pe fot Wi the, t hasadhe ee S dened ing the Miasisaipp! af Quitcy, Keokuk, | and Ui Secretary ral ‘ot produ ‘was {pr the Court to consider, If the Vena, ‘and cthawpoints, The House gwendments were | prGrite ~ Court i the ‘Parties being brought into court | 9” wiih an amendment requiring Coan of som cach vide Of the rivet where bridges eB they would ‘ho doubt be produced. The writ having oc: eee, ted Apautding. Stev : Been inytvertently terued, no return ip necemary. He = " yensow, (rap) of Mo, sowst amendment a ae vat eae vee Nort ¥.Y vee He ~ a we, BC ity not I oy be ump ote id not think the Court was bound to require the prow that: 4f the Board of Engineers recent! 1 nages ™ ony @uction of the bodies in court, and whether they ‘ore, Qiire into che femubelity: ne in Deviies aT he continuous oy to recohatér wae draw-briiges shall be af PaaeeyTao 0 THe MECRETADE veare 1 preseuted « later from g That heha?, in com pim An Ow ES # OC RAL tn couct’or not the case might badecided. He é ected "urge ye A the @tivion to be quashed, and allowed the Sesrqantat- | lowed utfer thie a7 ie Aen: to return to the custod: PriKOD peg, i wr, yas TE meena was disagreed to, year “The committee appointed? W Viventiv gis the case of | i Baye 16; ae follows v= ageault wore im session to-day, and tow’ the testimony of ll the witnesses excepting that of Mtr, Punter, who war ‘cunacte (0 be present. The eviddtrg Towers was directly impli ‘Uhe assault, and there | ana Yates i9 fore he has been diechargod. ‘ln the case of Beveridge Mr. aenne offered oat thet ne ara. thoy recommend that UA U held in the custody of the by o Me precabie ct CN OW, ac of Marth hed. dj 1A sate sth of March, 1867, He explained tbat +4 object of this amendment was to postpune the build One Vore Bill in rhe Hands of the Ways and | ing of these bridges untu the Engineers referred to of .ne Committee. report in bin other emeudment ebail have been received; which The Committee “of Ways and have only one wre di wo ee arte KGRWA sent to the House for concurren: gaore bill to T6p0%%, vie.; that to reoryanize the Treasury | grittamenra Department. “Three only of the general appropriation amendments ASSOCSCRMST OF TITRE ORATW OF fmmatOR Lawe bills reroatr, undisposed of, and two of {bem are in com- q@aitters ¢ ¢ conference. Mr Witton enlied up the House Dill to equalize boan t r General Rousseau. o volunteers of (he late war, but before proceeding Mr. Pomeroy rose to announce the tor Lane, of Kenens, Vienoral Roussean has not yet received the reprimand address the tite an Airscted to be administered to bim for the axtanit upow Reyreventative Grinnell ae of Mr. W Representative Washburne, of Illinois, after coming to (he Hall to-day, was seized With ilinews, and bad to be conveyed to his home of Counterfeiting F ‘Tye officers of the secret servien division ander the \ieitor of the Treasury bare just arrested (he principal party connected with the counterfeit one hundred dot Jar compound interest note, one Of the most dangerous eo coterfelte ever imued The officers have also succeeded: the Cleric of the ton ever the secrotkty of be te Mir veu wee cied. That the provise gteneiain ats rap ” wich Telande or arom baw tmemagr from the Senate non the death of Seumsor Lane, lark Conness, Grimes, I, Morgan, Nesmith, Morton, . Kamner, Trombull, Wilson of Kaen made by Mevera Clarke, i, after whictgthe House sete int that no draw. { Kanser, Farquhar and N adjourned HP ROCRRAO OMINNREL COR proceedings of yeaterday on the R ow ward mistake war made by b hie proper to correet Mr. Garfiele fie entirely comeurred in the views of + the censor, Howse," ke wntuirely com regard to calling for he Speaker nwnlf wp ae the commer, rite amd "8 In the Ho ming febing Boar to Angage in the haber peeled provided that bf thie art Seanele been take on board tenn rhea woe regs y enacted, That from and afiar (he «is, Waren OF merehandine wert members to of thie Hoase to srt be HARVARD COLLEGE COMMENCE ME WT Wer Coliage' meee of vistors nite thatamaiog Governor Woe and tah + Laweere from (he Mite Hooee Fr oliency w Of the Treamury aud dest eh provinces, inay be ent od in trannit throws Wthout pay ment of ronditione for the pre the customary resolutions of Tonpect to the memory ot the deceased Me. Hespnicke followed Mr. Pomeroy in a enlogy on the late Senator. In the course of hie romarke be gaid he had investigated the charges of corruption agamet Mr. Lane, and wax sauatied they were tii-lounded. Mr Doourrue spoke of the deceased whom great faults were m ngled with man of strong friendships and Implacabl man of extraordinary mind, who, without polish or could yet move an audience ae few men could. He t Senator Lane was #nb- ty 5 and be bad been ta, et enacted, That tmporied prods, bond oF daly paid of producte or ted Stalew, thay arith the -onrent of { the proviners sforemald. be want one place in the | Encaber port or plare therein. ihe ter vinees by much rowee onan & man in ead virtner; & eonditions ws tee And ihe greria.w ne 7 A Ratios Wen o iH Dene J THE ANT).RENT REBELLION POLICE INTELLIGENC2. Tho hertdef Albany Cleunsy Ameaaited While | Dewuiwo Now Sass Taen—Mr, Joha Haley hes a Writ of Blectment. | bad the keeping of the money bags and boxes of the - [fee the Albany 3 ural daly 13.) x me brokurs’ drm of Vail & Co., corner of Kast ¥ vurtesath: ori ‘m 0 execu pay pein bor pong ee the pro. | “Sel and avenue A. Yesterday, by some moans of mises now oceapled by Mr. Peter Warner, an old gen | Sther, he was perhaps less vigilant than is hia generat eman, in whose viciait the dieturbe oe. emnoedes. Hert | Uabt. That he should have been so can oaly be aa- eek occurred, “ x ny Bi pen pn od {oF ne vccasion, aud by Cole. | Cenied {or upon the ground that he believed nas hel Church, ‘The approach of the party was announced | B10 rte its value urtihat nobody would o.oo aall 7 0 ue, oF hal ld do so Feo Eat, eee ooeee tt Wenen | &¢RiOK as lo sueak ito ihe ofice and decamp with a box they ar ed at Qu oo. pao Pher sheran char containing & few old coppers, if be reasoned thus be thorn was sounded’ and from that. timo. their procross | wes sTaully aan in bb conetastons, S27 6 Rex, Ganp- was constantly heralied by most vigorous looting ee Zea of akel Tey sree $e Sas Quay Passed tem on horseback while they were onthe | i’ tie If hauds moan enough to take them could When they arrived at the house of Mr. Warner, they | be found, why shen there mus b+ « man mean enougle found fifteen or twenty men around it, The Sheriff tried | & aeeh BONES, ue oY aes laa y found r he a the doors and found them all locked. He looked in the pots n Bedhayeh a ay’ Windows and observed Mr. Warner’ son, OP ago by the naine of Haynes and two others inside. He talked to persuade them to listen to rea. | wht the entire matter could bo satisfactorily adjusted, if they would dowo. But they exhibited no disposition to comply with his suggestion. i | some kind ear dag iy are A onal the | drawer, Iu the drawer thore was at ove time y | | a treasiry note of the United States of the value of ave doliera, Cohn as a genera! thi hd stays io the roo Yesterday he was out, While ti was gone Alexander Nathanson, as Cohn would have people believe, wae tm and alone,” Wh out the money was ta the drawer, When Mr, Nathanson went out the money and the drawer bad parted company. Therefore Cohn concludes that the woney stuck 10 the Aagory of M Acting upon that conel@ion N Judge Shandiey and deld to trait ‘e Wiictontty to allow the inser. tion of his leg. The occupants of the house resisted hin, Dut those outside offered no interference. ‘The oorupanta succeeded in giving the limb a severe squeering, but the Sheriff nally forced then back and entered. Aftor gaining admission the Sherif’ again sought to induce them to consider the propriety of eettimneut, and for the purpose of suggesting the same thing to Mr Warner tred to ascertain the whereabouts of the old gentleman. He made inquiries of his son, and ais of a clergyman who resided in one part of the hose, also rough! before sum of $300. r cou tia ting Hatint acto . Pewee rit Cree Cn nenne MMe vx Yorevinuw Ansoy Casx.—In this onya, the axaml - Failing 1m ell attempts in that direction he decided ty | uation tu which is still pending before the Fire Marahat, enforce the writ of ¢ remove the furniture, No sooner hands on the chairs for that purpose th filled with aset of determined men, armed with elulm and evidently meaning business, While the Sherif tad been forcing his way into the house and parleving with its occupants, some seventy-five men had gathered on the promises; about twenty of whom. all that could get in and’ work, entered the room They struck the Sherif several severe blows iv | ® the face with their fists, struck at Colonel Church, aud | da regular set to with James Gilleapie, who was badly had his shirt torn into abreds during the ert by the wrist and wren leaving marks that are still on bir, rathor a warm day's work fi years, and so evidently tho his men and asked for an ries accused of setting fire to their store in the rhood, Messrs, Kuewing and Walker, wore ad- bail yesterday in $2,000 each by Justice Coa- A Penrareni ing thro Anxony Stephen Carbonay wat pam cu Kighty-cichth street, east side, on Tuesday When opposite the timt house weet of Third propre wax djstarbed by the ophen's amour close neighborhood to him of some waler Water \# am hod « 3 street by Mist Ellon Shea a it dd Many a Ke rently these last tow days fom r A would willingly have qot caug@t in it a tel in thapkfulnone a To them J occur, perhaps, that Stephen was nm ed, even if he did get xprinkled nt opinion haps the water wax dirty opting to take his assailants of hed very nevereiy ariniat AU alt told his asailanty that it was evident he could not en. | CU opinion, | Perham rod force the writ with hia present strength, aud as they did | iy this'reapect above h ved not wieh to be killed they would leave the premises, if | the direction in which the shower bh and recog allowed to do so, withoat further molestation. The re | givod Mist Shea ae the person who had poured out thee at “the conclusion & very wise ove. aud) | imation to Lis honor, Drawing a pistol he throatened, d tho Sherit'to arrest any of them. The Shori’ | \ \4 aliegad. to shoot Mixa Shoo. bat was arrested by of nded that he should notatterupt tor nor to execute the write without a larger force, a their conduct rendered such a foree in the futur they musty lain if they hud to foot the Shen and bs house, the farme ay he got hort hin An ut disguise, At resistance, sta! dere, of the Twenty third precinct i against Bim he was discharged. The pistol and knife, however, are retained by tie Court until Stephen furuishes propes rity tv keop the peace Larios ov Tie Panwa. Aor. Aw men were ni nt, they gave and bloody Assembled. Cuancen wer 4 Vo every evidence wn 4 V necessary, wot given to every 4 ” tian was had before Justice Connolly yesterday process, ns were observed, but they han complaint of Herbert, of the firm of Howler, heir clube Niant and determined mann o i proved the utter toliy of endeavoring to cope with t + & Co, browers, West Troy, New York, against 0 Donne! a retail liquor ¢ in this elty, Mowith havin with but a bi eo A number on borasback followed the Shortt | and poase as faras Kast Herne, evidently with a view to Wateh their movemeuts aud to be certain that they i no farther hostile deuoustrations. The writs are to be executed, By what means is yet to he is very Yikely that ty wi There must i eight 0, and aud the proce: ane i relation tothe « of butte bogehends, barrels, cavke tuauulacturers of malt Liquor,” whieh readers dev for any pernort « scoording to the provik act, to sell or dispose of, or wilfully of unreasonably ont is good The M yy Called Out—Their Arrival ads, 4e., 0 Wennded, unless there Reene of Action, nnd Occupation of the € sale in express terme of such artiel tested Property, & they contained, by the orig ng (hem again. The only wit. rbert, who testified to 0’ Donmelt had sold the hogehesds Im peared that Herbert exprossad Atnasy, July 18, 1866. # The military expedition to the ant) rent distro, in the town of Knox, consisting of one hundred and ft men, detailed from the Tenth regiment National Guard, loft here at half past seven o'clock thi morning fur the eat of war via Susquetanna Railroad, to Kooweravilie, and thence by march to the rosideuce of Veter Warner, who was to be disponvarsed. Sherit Fitch | Th aoe Aum tee unt toa contract between the aud his deputies accompanied the forer, The | partion as of bargain pnd soldiers were fully armed and equipped, and supplied | ceedings under the ptatute. Justi wit) forty rounds of ammunition pith When Heyer his decision, and the case was adjuarned. ome aught he reached Knowerayille, Colone! Walter 8. Church, who is Yous Qvrev.—Johe Krauker one Or nuolly yesterday charged with throwing the principal party in interest against the autireuters, Rise recy tin nts yf was arrested by a constable on a charge of an assanit and | decayed and offensive offal in 8 vers in sone " premises oc upied by Kltea McNeal, in Kast Fifty om oY tery with @ deadly weapon committed on a party | Dremives vo Upied oy ie, Justice Connolly hard hip named in the warrant, last Wednesday, while the Sheri | ton doblare, in default of the payment of which he wap ews exmn ined Wai sitting to him ment for thom in any As O'Donnell, “even five do | om wunel for O'Donnell moved to dismiss the ieee the ground that such consent on the pert of and Colone! Church were endeavoring to execute pro- | locked up ces, A doputy sherif way also arrested ike | Lameower aon ra ox Sreacome a Ware Alex. charge. The prisoners were taken fix mine lo finda | andor Leavenberg, residing at 200 Kast Hroadway, yee- magistrate, when they waived their examination gave ball to appear next Thursde torday caused the arrest of Mary 4. Murray, whom he Two of our detectives left here early thiw morning with | barged with larceny, It's that ef cme warrants for the arrest of nineteen persons who partic! | to Lim in the #irert and commenced Cumbi: vat pated in the assault upon the Sheri and lis party on | Clothing Mr. Laaveuberg then left ber, oat londay. Arriving at Knowersville they identified three | moments afterwards she returned ore be of the persons named im the warrants, and promptly | ing and repeated the first operation, durin, arrested them, after which they were handouffed aud | Venberg mised hit gold watch from bis vest pooket. delivered into the custody of a military guard Mary was subsequeutly arrested, and Justice Tho military then started for Warner's resideuce with | committed her for trial in default of bail. The skirmishets deployed. All sorte were cirea. | wae not recovered Inted, aud a vague suspicion was entertained th ° Lowcet ar ret Beasonera Horse Thomas Meban, EE ee Nae ie roan inet | employed as fireman at the Brandreth Mouse, Bros® even adrink of a were immurd not to | WAY, WAN arrested yeaterday by officer Fitagerald, of the trespass, the men did not enter any place to help them. | Pourin precinet, on a chargerof stealing a silver wately selves, but pressed forwant without quenching theif | from Adam Deerst, siso employed at the Brandretie Howse, in the capacity of porter, The tirket for the thirst The troops arrive! at Warner's soon after tw lece was found in Irisower's pamsenaiony Pitagerald found th ch ine p onal arrests of parties whe aided in the Mondoy were Je y were found ip the crowd ia © street. Mebeo wae ben belore Boarad Dowling abd locked up for (rial im default of $800 bail who were wbout the premises Feveral persous fed, and The Pheri 6 Warner # howe closed and ite doors harricated. He Hure into the BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. |} Tor Dewoewary Commarrie or | AM Prizes wee ent two, have ¢ of the Slate Hrermvcratie Con at the disposal tab The ba and spirited discuasion at thelr meeiing the Al tr Cashed in Legal Letterion. Chrem= areand d th ng in regard to ng delegation to the 1 CLUOTE, Broter 176 Bevedwoy., Vuiladeipbia mm. During the ditcusmon Pr 4 fu « omdera oe Core Cam yrow mn The molten prevaile Mowrweny ti. to erecting « Masonic temple iw Hr beep alment eptirdy ted one on F roing \ may « have we r 14 sand eM and the pre: fn afl provabilty secre. one Ax O10 Mas Aseariren ash Rowen nareed John Connechan wae knocked ¢ four Dye Pee Me + a, aoe OME Mn street, on “ 1D Ty oh Broadens ©, Verkerd ‘agin "ae vee Beer yh esto Ucdicoted pone ¢ 4 inn we amit them ' a i ay oe the House uf Deven mou pene sms nore ov oe 4 Ihermome: er mene The winmt a fr the sis tem ibe ending 4 j tare perwd last yrar Gomegs Vrives Ph Mrdney datee 0 a4 tasters. Prives Lp PP od ims ' per ton Come Rive nttee bas rina Compan /s New Pee hg OO pow nde maine | 1o4 that 090,000 yownde we | y at i ee Daye of beets t , . Wheeler & ®t echetiteh Sewing Wan . + he ae reson (Ame CORSE CET j ; ~ “4 | wae Gallons of Grlendid Carswhe Miley J. ahine 2.00% bales of omtinw ‘ - porting