The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1866, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET. 1 ‘not to have been brought in here in a specch to add to | made on the first Monday of January and July of each Mr, Bx vws—There is an assertion that its constitution | vold; and whereas» State government has been organized respective Houses until Tuesday, tho-xcltoment and pasion provailng st the tie, Me | ff, Me Werrtarsa or iabitoa ating | septa hem Reece ern beeen Se MEXICO. July, uy 1867. ur There ia | alluded to Mr, Banksas seominsly tying in wait through o we i. i hat doctrine, ana | 2&9 the smeo.timent proposed by the Thirty-ninth Congress, ‘out the discussion to uttack bim, Mr, Morcur, of Pena- | The now Internal ata go pr nted, and . st hn ben ababag ‘ and bas done ciuer ucla proclaiming and denoting loyalty; Sabet tie ole ihicar oe i Te Senator from | | Kesolved by th Represe sricania, reuewed tho point of oror agalust Mr. Rous | copies of the same are being forwarded ax rapidly 88 | sei ar; bar fared emwett ie the position amsertiog har | ibe UuNol Sicsn in Congress ansinbied, Feat the State of seau, whith was sustalned, whereupon Mr Rousseau con- | possible by the Buroau of Internal Revenue to its various | bis own State government is not republican in form. Tennessee is hereby restored to ber former, proper practical eluded his remarks by euying tliat he had tendered bus | omoers throughout the country. Mr. Boows-1 a» may #0, by senators aud Keproseattines in Congress. nes resignation to the Govornor of Kentucky, @ copy of ‘The Public Lands. bea ee wae E donrt no eto baring’ | , The Seuate then, at half-paat elx o'clock P, M., ade which was sent to the Clerk's desk and read. Mr. ‘The general Land Oflice bas just submitted for sigoa- | repudlican form of government. This cons'itution of 5 z F ‘SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. The Empress Carlotta Kn Route Kurepe~ Expected Evacuation of Tampico by the Im Perialists—French Troops Fertifyiug the Outekirts of Vera Cruz, &e. Veena Cxvz, July 12, 1868, ‘Spaulding moved that Mr, Rousseau be discharged from | ture a patent in favor of the State of Wisconsin for 3,564 ——, = appears by a Jamation of Andrew baeausati< Great preparations are be'ng made in this city Wo rer the custody of the House. He thouht the case | gcrg payee Moneshe. land a, ee ome, ig _— was raiifed HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ceive tho Empress Prt: is expected to leave had gone far enough, and the gentleman, bav- | tand to the State under the grant by act of Congress ya EO sagen, 4 fact is saatiel ‘Wasmusoton, July 21, 1866, mony and papers before the commities, and that he waa | here to-morrow for Europe on board a French steameg,” ‘ing resigned, was beyond the power of the | approved September 28,1830. At Nebraska City, Ne- | im the preamble and it not in the House preamble. Tt RAORGANIZATION OF THR NAVY. Soieaiere, Seneires ak am camerenny Se. res peg Tho city ts greatly excited. ‘Howse, Mr. Stevens was astounded at the motion of | praska, 4074 acres wero taken up in June last wich | | Slee Tmoiet! in the preamble thas the Sats of Tonnes. | Mr, Rice, (rep,) of Mass., from tho Committos on thoveeen et Gocaaiaae Tampico will soon bo evacuated, The Uberalt ate the gentleman from Ohio, There was nothing for the | Agricultural College scrip, and 11,703 acres under the | in the ‘mote hen aoe tee, attoance of socession | Naval Affairs, reported back the Senate bill passed June | Mr. Hocrwxus explained that notwithstanding the ef- | jubilant. Speaker to do but to execute the order of the House | Homestead law. ‘and the laws under it aull and void, all of which facts | 14, to define the number and regulate the appointment poked te Soe. soumiteo ie ioe te tonttensny and renee | The French troops are fortifying the outskirts of Vere Teprimanding Mr. Rousseau. Mr. Spaulding intimated | at Nobraska Olty, Nebraska, seventeen thousand eight | “M5 0t0i\ted from recital in the House preamble. |, | of oficers of the navy, with amendments, The Art | ortions of them nad boon communicated to and pub: | Cruz It te thought the Emperor ant empiro will ¢o up that if tho gentleman from Pennsylvania continued in | hundred and ssvonty-five acres of the public domain | no teces:iy for asserting for the third time a propor | amendment was to strike out the proviso limiting the Fished by the New Yous Husain, What publication had | entirely in forty days, Lively times are expocted hat line of remark thero would be occasion tor another | were disposed of during the month of June. tition which wold ye the cause of a veto from «ho | number of Rear Admirals, and inserting in liu of it a lo ihe _cemnraline So onerees ae Savarese oe — breach of the privileges of the House, which produced | At the land office of St, Peter, Minnesota, 18,800 crea | }esident upon the Proviso that nothiug in the act shall preclude the pro- | L‘jub-commitice, aud, yesterday he had. instructed. the fier wa ‘intense merriment. ‘ were disposed of last month, the gfuter portion for The morni motion of officers for bravery, high qualifications or dis- | Clerk of the committee to permit Mr. re to #00 the | bottle of PHALON'S NIOW A long debate ensued as to whether the House could | pomestead actual settlement, the resdue under the Ag- | priation bi! tinguished conduct, The umendment was agreed to, Berens eae be arnae 4 inet be Gin. Boge domployed | Nerfume their dreasom their hair and. their han tcereh teed accept Mr, Rousseau’s resignation or not, and as to | ricultural College grant, by bounty land warrants and —, Papen dagen hag purpose of proceed: | Algo amendments increasing the number of officers to 20 | and he (sir. Lutwell) had taken posseasion of the pe- | with thle delicious extract, they may be sald in fast 0 whether the House could execute the order of reprimand] gioux scrip. The cash sales amounted to $8,504. ‘Yeas kod tays were demanded on this with the | Heutenant commanders, 50 masters, and 75 ensigns, pro- | pers, He added that the reporter engaged by Mr. Rogers under the circumstances, Mr. Banks contended that Prizes of the Paris Exposition. following resuit:— viding that volunwer officers attached to vessels at sea | Was @ man who had been engaged in editing @ rebel pa- A Clear Head FOR BUSINESS or in a fi vat jh in Memphis, Ter y ‘8 foro'gn station, may be appointed to the regular | per in Memp! NNesKOe. tthocme cnet ane @ resignation could not take effect until it was Eight hundred thousand francs will be distributed in ‘Yras—Mosats. Anthony, Chandler, Clark, Conness, Cowan, | navy; and striking out a s:utence shat volunteer officers Mr. Roars protested that he knew nothing of that, Secepted, and that Mr, Rousseau was just as much | prizes at the Paris Exposition, Among them will be ten tie engrek lward oe Feboae Reto Mag} shalt nota EOE DEIONe, CONDE REAR OAR DOES 1 SOT NP Mos oes ones 00 ket Ries -enplle © Seen ORGRENS WATER tors tesshtnan ® momber of the House now, and just as much | prizes of ten thousand franes each,,and ono capital prize | Murr, Neamith. Norton. yen Poland. Romerey: ayeey per Sets Chae a ee pede to be sworn ve seorecy. inns CONOR ae Te BILIOUANESS ape to its orders as at any previous day | of one hundred thousand francs, to local establishments Wade, Willey, wi Matas, Wilson and rae Gaihria, tt Seamzorsa, (rop,) of Obio, called up the resolution coieten was made i CLANS Tilt, TIRAD, apre jenars. Hrown, Huckalew, Fessenden, , TTF. uring the session. Mr. Spaulding modified his mo- | which are most successful, by their organization and | ,Nar+—Mocirs, Browi, Huckle, Fossend pd eprom psp yr Ti scesealgiga mig! ESI ei ey Relay tn te ap Peet FOR GENERAL DEMILITY AND DYAERISIA tion go as to accept Mr. Rousscau’s resignation. Objec- | management, in promoting the prosperity and harmony | go the consideration of the resolution was continued. Mr. Roveseay obtained consent to make a personal ex- | of the committer has a right to them until the report EMPIRE, WATER, tion being made that the Houso could not accept the | and the moral and intellectual well being of the opera- After yd from Messra, Johnsov, Grimes, Hen- jon. He said that he felt it bis duty to the | 1s presented to the commitice. SOLD tae DALGUISTS, resignation of any member, Mr. Spaulding withdrew | tives. This information bas been officially communicated | Gerson, ¥ ani Hendricks, the question was stated use and to himself to say a word or two on & matter ir. Finck, (dem.) of Ohio, said he would advise the Dis. motio by the Char to be upon the adoption of the resolution | which bad given him so much pain and mortification, | member from New Jersey to resign as a member of that | 4. mm. A good deal of skirmishing ensued, | to the Secretary of State, reported by the Judiciary Committee as @ substitute for | Ho thought mombers had misunderstood bis position | committee, THEY PURIFY, STRENGTIEN AND INVIGORATE, 4 Mr. Rousseau’s friends resorting to every legiti- the House resointions. and the feelings and motives which had prompted him, Mr. Rooxrns said that all he wanted was for the coun- They create # healthy petite, asad, mate parliamentary artifice to spare him the red if the vote for the resolu- | He had sat here and heard himself denounced in a way | try to know the facia. ney > — panes water . Mortification of the reprimand, and the other side THIRTY-NINTA CONGRESS, ‘The Cuam pln tees aie: not; that the question hier moe Pacey Se Mg rca Mr. some, ‘rep. of Obion ‘oa tonve, maroanced a bill Bee} Save Bs pastipasioe, ‘being persistant in their efforts to have the reprimand was first op the resolution, afterwards on the bie. | that the remarks of the gentienan from Obio (Mr. Gar- | to authorize the Secretary of War to furnish transporta- They cure Liver Compluiut and Nervous Headache, administered. The hostile party at last prevailed, and First Session. On motion of Mr. Enwenns, (rep.) of Vt., Fesolu- | field), the other day, wero uualr and unjust towards | tion to discharged soldiers to whom artificial limba are DRAKE'S PLANTATION HITTERS have cured Mr. Rousseau waa brought to the bar of the House, when ton of the Judic ary Committee was modified 80 a8 to | him, although that gentleman had risen proclaiming | furnished by the government, Read three times and # wo read as tollows:— frieudship to him, It seemed as if both be and the gon- vartioul c one the Speaker addressed him a very few words, reciting SENATE. Resolved, That the United States do hereby recognize the | tlernun from Iowa (Sr, Wileou) lind supposed they wero | ANGEL FLAG# CAPTURKD UY VOLENTEER RROUAE~TE, “ te ot Sisehery tecsptions, "Oe the action of the Bouse, concluding by saying that he Present goverument of toe State of Tennessee as the legit | prosecution: acriminal. He thought they should have Mr. Kercuam, (rep.) of N. Y., on ieave introduced @ rr . werthe core of each bowtle If teat heh 006d > adainany 3 smbanns “Ee Wa July 21, 1266. mate government of aaid State, entitled to all the rights of @ | come there unintiuenced by passion and prejudice. Joint resolution requesting the Secretary of War to trane- has mot gob it, report to FM, DRAKE &C ” ” semraroe, July 31, State under the constitution of the United States. Mr, reves, (rep.) of Pa., objected to a criticism of | fer from the War Dopartment to the Executive of the . ‘therefore hereby administered. RELIEF OF MICHIGAN CAVALRY. The above was adopted as a substitute for the House | the judgment of the House by a man who was under | several States for safe keeping the rebel fage captured A. Mot Chemical Pomede Restores: i | Mr. Rousseaujim mediately retired from the House. His | Mr, Nesurra, (dem.) of Oregon, from the Military Com- | Tesolution by the following vowe:— schiaoce, ain as a a by. valanaes reg nana Aaping ae lele wan, Deans fe Wsilfun te ane Heusen ty lara or ° S Raker ruled that the remarks ot e gontloman, | each State the colors captured by the regiment wucl % sor Houre, and by all dtu, friends coucur in acknowledging the lenient manner in | mittee, reported a joint regolution for the relief of the Chandler, Geanemh Ceterelh | cir ihas tie members were influenced by passion | stale, Bead three tines sod Daseed. which the Speaker performed his duty. It is stated to- | Firat Michigan cavalry, which was ordered to be printed. night that Mr. Rousseau will not resume his seat in tho | RXTENSION OF TIME FOR PAYMENT OF DUTIKS ON RAILROAD Nye, Poland, Pomeroy. | were not in order, PUNISHMENT FOR TAPPING GOVERNMENT WATER PIT. uimbull, Van Winkle | Mr. R vsexau professed his readiness if he had said | Mr. FRascis Tomas, (dem. ) of Md. from the Judiciary A Permanent Cure In from rT ° on Kew w f antable, a tainl avin oF f and Yatenmt4, caine ‘mox, ¥ anything improper to take it back, ail he bad satd was | Committes, reported back the House bill making the an- |}? 'U# fe fibers 8 has phiet free reas the Reon nine recesses ais apenas ih geban he-cfips eashad van: ao sch wads cg ye oot army gy eee ol should have come. to the consideration of | lawful tapping of government water pipes in the Duatrict | proprietst Dr. We it Merwun,'No.8 Walker suet, Ne ae ‘The Question of Adjournment. Ir. Gu" , (dem. ) yey pa j . sf Morrill, Shermanfmusuner, Wade, Willey, Williams Judiced and without passion, If chat | of Columbia a misdemeanor, punishable by fue and im Mr. Conkling, of New York, offered a concurrent reso- | tion extending for five years to the Alabama and Florida ison—19, nho was in error, He appealed t» the | prizonment, Passed. Ada Pollak & * Jution providing tuat when the officers of the two houses | Railrowd the timo for the payment of the duties on rail- The next question was on adopting tho preamble of e gentlemen (Mr, Garfield and Mr, Wilson) THE PAY OF noUsH anal Loge : fact “ae Trond w “7, shall adjourn their respoctive houses on the — day of | road tron for relaying the track of énid road, ‘The reso. | the Judiclary Committee as a substitute for tho House | Se Bete er FOR ARS ORE | Scaler Inte a tall woleqnaiian the pag ef [cen eset — they adjourn them to the second day of October, | lution was passed. Te Tatatek enatieh'te chitin tiete aueantie tie rs and employes of the House, to protibit an allow | Burnett's Oriental Tooth Wash Beawtisem Siuiltt a tate tna there ean qt tn ebitian” eniene INTEROCRANIC RAILROADS AND CANATA, following words:--"And whereas, the body of the peo. | eriticism on the judgment of the House. of extra compensation aud’ for other purpov® | ine ie contains nothing w! Mr. Axtuoyy, (rep,) of R. I, from the Committee on 4 = : the presiding officers shall adjourn both houses to the | Printing, reported a re-olution’ for the print ne of 2,500 | B/* OF Tovpeswee have, by a prover op first Monday in Decomber, This was designed as a subs | cop os of the report of the Superintendent of the Obser- | Stare wo due ulleviance to the government, laws and au- | the arg ments of int ce obediones, | Mx. Rovsseav protested that he had not reflected on | Read twice and recommitted. return of said | the judginent 0, the House, He was simply speaking of PATENTS. The House took up a bill reported from che Commition Com enamel of the eth. It of atitute for Mr, Stovens’ unconstitutional proposition, and | Paery OF Auteroceanie railroads and canals, which Was | thieity of ihe United States,” ert in low thereof Bo ak em ae natal a Se a ers bate foie Head Sane, fo Wee vam secretions from the mouth, renders the quine hardy ea® 3 e é assed. the words “and has doue other acte proclaiming and de- | PUte passion to incinbers of the House, 9 the Co 1 decay of ti to give Congresa un epportunity of meeting again before vost ROADS, Snowe s Mr. Kovs-eav sald that he would take that back. He | his patent for forming button backs and cv Rankihip, dnd provente domy of she sent. December, if it is so desired. The proposition was | On motion of Mr, Ravsny, (rep.) of M'nn., the bill de- The amendment was agroed to. asked the Speaker whether he would be allowed to say | thereto. After a statement by Mr. Hownaxy, of Cow o gna ‘aie adopted. claring ceriain highways in the dillorent States and Ter- | yr" “Oywrn moved ts sirike out from the third clause, | that an oifort bad been made tw create excitement against | nectic:t, the bill was passed. PR nn Ag nap Benn Of Md Mr. Rogers Headed Of by the Radicals, | wont? Pe vat Timder consideration, ad was puawed, rent the words “ropublican i | hit by bringing in the circumsance of @ tnt ght ia |” weckiren ex Ex uaTonaS o¥ mi cormmokier. || . + euche + a nt with th titatior the | Some part of the Capitol? oO SrRAKKR presented a lotter from the Secret Mr. Rogers, of N. J., rose to a privileged question in PRSSIONN TO WIDOWS AND ORTIANS Wines Matsk" Tin cosincer chee The Sraamen repled that the gentleman had already | the frvasury in answer to the House resolution of the 9th the House to-day. He was a member of the committee |, Mr. Vas Winktx, (rep.) of W. Va., from the Commit. | “qin question then was upon striking oat the Bouse | sald it. uly, transmitting « statement of receipts and ex- that had Jeff Davis’ caso in hand. ‘That committe bad | $6 9f Conference on the disagricing ainendwents t0 1Ne | pregmbie and insert ng the sevate preamble as amended | | MF. Rovemav: said that he would then stick to it, | pendisires (rom July 1, 1865, to March 31, 100, and the [ 8 e av — and not take it back, Tie went on to say that he | est mated statement from March 31 to June 30, 1866. taken a vast umount of testimony, and bad instructed | a report. It docs not altor the provisions of the Senate's es ee nes to by the following vote y mated 1 co ag pe ie ane " : was sorry to ree an ellort to influence members by | Laid on the table and ordered to be printed, i 4 .. Yeater. | Smendmes ined: be ee: Saco OFS Sennen a d up in discussiona fist dght which had noth WU INKSS ON THE APRAKER'S TABLE DISPORED OF, its chairman, Mr. Boutwell, to make a report. Yester- soldier, ‘hough she has married again, her pen-ion up to Be eens M is OP 4 ng day Mr. Rogers had called at the committee room to ex- | theaio of her subsequent, marriece’ It provides that oe todo with the case, The House should not | The House proceeded to business on the Speaker's f been called upon to listen to thi table and disposed of {t as follows aun'no the testimony preparatory to making a minority | arrears of pensions, 1m default of succession by any i ‘ui Massachor Mr. Banks) # ed to e to the House amendment to the report, as ho felt called upon todo, He found there a | te relatives mentioned in th xeveral Pension acts, have beau Iylogin wait unti tho clic of tho argument, | Seonto blll for bridging. the Misaiaippl.. The. fenale 3 if go to the executor or administrator, The report was t and when all ply wax cut off made an appeal against i nent wl provided for a bridge over the river Shonsgrapher who declined to'vbow him the papers. Hei | ‘agreed to, £0 the Senate refused to adopt the preamble reported | him euch aa is rieciy heard in'n court Of Jenico even in | arse Laue was concurred 1m, “ called apon the clerk of the committee, who also de- ADMIRBION OF TENNERSER. by Mr, Trumbull, cases of the ‘heat crimes known to the law. He The Senate wndment to the House bill for the re- clived to show them, stating that the chairman of the | , Mr. Trumsvxt, (rep.) of Til, here rose and said that Mr, Semven, (rep.) of Mass., moved to add a proviso | thought the House could determine the matter Just as | lief of Helena C Ransom, reducing the appropriae . the Gommittes on the Judiciary, to whom was referred | to the joint resolution, that it sail not take effect, except | weil without that app al as with it, He must «ay that | tion from five hundred dollars to four hundred dol- inte, alia Se, SRS SMe a € awell, Fessenden, oumeroy, Ramaey, w, Clark, Cowan, Davis, Grimes, Hendurs 4 RAMILY Iliptie Be chine Cow pany, 43 Wroadway, Florence, Lockstitey Newing Muckines Bag in the word. Plorence Kewing Machine 4 Broadway committee had given orders that nobody should examine | the House jo nt resolution deciaring Tenn ssco again en- | that within the State there shali b» no the proceedings in this case had not been entirely just | lars, Concurred tn. ae y mire os the papers, He applied to the chairman of the com. | titled to representation in Congress, have inatructed me | franchise, or any other right, on account of color, &c. to him. He would not say it was unfair, because thon | The Senate amendment to the House bill to amend the oe ae ? y Seay Broadway. 1st. mittee, who had positively refused to let him have access | 1 Feport it back with an amendment If it meets the | This was disagreed to by yeas 4, nays 34. he would be called to order. ‘act extending the charter of the Alexandria aud Wash- — tothe oi eat laa 66s Coat. Shi Aaalcabitatuea viows of the Senate, as itis a matter that ought to be Messrs, Brown, Pomeroy, Sumuer and Wade voted in Mr. Stevevs rose and sald, he must insist that it was | ington Railroad. arred in, Grover & Baker's First Premio Waste pape acied npon, I shali move that the Senate proceed to its | the affirmative, out of order to criticise the mode by which the House | The Senate amendment to the House bill to establish | Stich and Lock Hutch Sewing Machines. ay. emeattien 0 We Bde mest ee te ae kine | ter matitecase (ioe ot Cal Lath be cont -Cie im’ | precisnan 6 tie ita oat rae Rete cine, | OMe mae tice | RC S15 Hrondway,, commities if its records were not open to him, 7 UGAbi, I 4 o re, he KER sustail point of order, reading Coveurred in, er ¥ > formation. demanded the yeas and ways:— the manual a sentence, that no prior determination of | ‘The Senat» amendment to the House bill to annul the originators and int Mr. Boutwell replied at length, admitting the state | Mr. ‘Teuwsvet—It is on all desks, printed. Yras—Meserx, Anthony, Brown, Buckalew, Clark, Cowan, | the House is to be reflected oa Va any member unless | thirty-fourth section of the Declaration of Rights of the 3 eee Mal ores Mooney ss ment of Mr. Rogers, but explaining that many of | ices Cape ep aeberEpoRpT eS be so " 2 Davis, Doolittle mania Feermdea, Foster, Gutitle, Hen: he means to conciude wih a motion to rescind, Suto of Maryland so far aa it applies to the District of | > ‘ot trimming, Orders by mad the payors in the custody of the committee were ‘ain orde reading of the rp .jution and | ders. Hendr . Morgan. Morrill, Nes | Mr. Rovamwav remarked that that was the farthest from | Columbia, Concurred in. Promptness Batisfaction guarantowd cf amendment. mith, Norn, Volind, Pomeruy. Ramany, Kiddie, Sumner, | hig tention. The renate amendments to the House bill granting the selpoteds aaa confidential papers of the War Departimcnt, and | ~The House resolution was read first, as follows:— Arembail Van Winkle, Willey, Wilson and Vater 2 row. | Mt Srxvaes said there was no mistaking the whole | right of way to ditch and canal owners over] the public wx Qian ime OC ed could noi safely be exposed to general exammation. Whereas the State of Tenunssee has in good faith ratified | ard, Kirkwood, Lane, Sherman, Sprague, Ward and Wil- | Course of tho gentleman's argument. He objected to st, | lands in the States of California, Oregon and Nevada, wlher Jr, inventor of the Bewing Petra He hada confidential clerk of the War Department with | the article 6t amendaent to constitution of the United | Mame 11, . and, instead of the House being reprimanded, he asked Pending action on the bill tho House, at a quarter of | G7 Broadway. * Agents wanted Kuites, proposed by the Thirty-nints Cong to the Legis. ‘The joint resolution was thon taken out of the Com- | that the respondent be reprimanded according to the | five P. M., adjourned. Dim arranging these yapers preparatory to uso in Making | Jutures of Coe several Statos. and has also shown to the rat. tT . ents tt be hes thee n_ | dsfaction of Congress, by a proper spirit of obedience in the | Mutteo of the Whole into the Senate, order of the House My —it be well knows shag Sp the report, which the eommittos had instracted hin | hody or her poopie, her return to her due allegi nce to the | ‘Tho question was on concurring on the amendment | Mr. Roveskav protested that he found no fanit with Any party oF pattles who Can prove eo to do, and the handling of them by others would only | government, laws wuthority of the United Stacos; there- | adopted in committee, the dee sion of the House, and #aid he should submit to A the same will oblige by ? The firat vote taken was on agreeing to the substitute | it Like a man ax well as he could. Hoe asked whether or SW. WARD, 357 Broadway, N.Y. disarrange them and retard his labors, Moreover, he ob- | ““ty it rosolved by the Senate and House of Representa: o t Hi 5 Ber not he would be allowed to ray that members who were ‘i , to the character of the phonegrapher Mr. Rogera | Bret $i tn tate of Heaeses ia borehy roster Snowe’ fous resolution, The Benate disagreed by the | Ty ie Sndges had appeared before the committos, and | Notwithstanding the unfavorable appearance of the had employed (Mr. Cazran) to assist him in examining the | f practl ‘ 7 wecuted the case agains: bia, her yesterday, there was comparatively a large i relation to the Union, and fs ag Yras—Messrs, Cowan, Davis, Doolittle, Guthrie, La sey" weather yest , paratively, Ld ti be represented by Seuntors and Iepresentat Con- ‘ i" ‘Tho Sreaken said he did not think the gentleman had sho papers. This person had been imprioned during the war | O16 Mihi ddd qualihed, upon thelr taking the catns'| °% [pe ggg oe egg mye ES wine a right to challenge the motives of members. gathering at the Park to Luten to the music furuiehed by for disloyalty, and was certainly not a proper person to be | vf oitice required by existing laws. Clark. Cresswell, Edmunds, Fesenden, Foster, Gi Mr. Rovesmav repeated bis assurance that ke did not | the Park Band, undor the leadership of H. B. Dodworth, “ admitted to the examination of the important documents The following haorggt ov proposed by the Judiciary Marri, Henderson. Howard, Rirkwood, Lane Morgan, Mor- | find fault with the dec sion of the House, He was mere'y although probably not one third a» many were there ae : Nye, Pomerss . Shernan, Aprague, Stewart, ‘of thi . now in the custody of the committee, Mr, Rogers ex- | Committee, waa then Sinner? Trembell, Van Wiakle, Walle, Willey, Wiican, | eee ee ne ctlowed tate bo. thea by | Would have becn had the sun shou, and the thermom- ING * BAYER ree REE TO FIVE DAYR ON THE HOTTRAT OF THE FLMR. TUBY SAVE THEIR CONTENTS IN RYERY INSTANOK, AND PROVE THEMBELVE® To “THE BEST FIREPROOF BARK NOW MADR Whoreas, in the year 1851, tho government of the State of | Wilson, Yate Pressed his ignorance of the character of his pbo- | Tennessee was seized upon and taken had nothing to ray on the subject. ter ranged more to the nineties, Cautious people took — ewe 1 ‘on poxsexston of by per. Rograplcr, and was willing that the Honse should | sousin hosllity to the Cuited States, and. the inhabitants of Pag: elie hog Fossa hadliggg House, without its ee DIzam Crom) Of Maat.» got adhy not doubt that | their umbrelias with them, although, as It proved, it was we, Vaneau anes Te... Appoint ove for him either at his own barges or at the | tale in aatals of meuerection againat she Canod states; | — ME. TRUMWOLL moved to amend by striking out all after | turion of imsoit, and wot to impugn. the moves of | Unnecosary. Atthe Park every taste may find soue- =Fhe Fonrth of July, with te sonal featoding expense of the House, He wanted to take no advantages, | "4 wherous said Stato government can only be resiored to | the word “(Union in the Ho se resolution, members, but he certainly did that when he spoke of | thing with which to delight itself, Even in the selec. | tod Rursiurns, euuue, te» out Sn sanis oie bal over wsole Te ee ra ra i ee ego oF the consent of | Mr. Vomrnow, (reqs) of Kansas, moved to amend the | tie gentleman from Massachusetts lying in wait for the | gions of the music, reference is had to the cosmo. | piace tn thts country, destroying hail ‘he tustuess portion Ube Of the clly with numerous dwellings Our sore, which © 9 sa three atory brick bulliling as onm plete but simply desired to sift the testimony for himself and | the lewsmnatiog pores of the United States: and whereas the | amendinent by striking out all after the word “Con. * devouring dames We were eur the as © February. er Close of the diseusston, That certainly implied a motive make up areport. The Speaker ruled that the commit. | peuple ofeald Stare did. on, tne ad ot Fenton ¢.. the following words: “duty elected and | which was not creditable, and ft was eutircly untrue, | Politan character of the listoners, The German may tee having committed the business of making the reygrt | and government, republican In form and pot inconsistent qualified Kpon their taking the oaths required by exist- | The member from Massachusetts had spoken because | hoar the familiar strains which remind him of the with the constitution and laws of the United States, whereby | ing laws.’ the report of the committee had been violen'ly assailed; | “Faderiand.”’ Every nationality is in tarn reminded of to a sub-committee (Mr. Boutwell), all the papers of the | stavery was abolished and the ordinances and laws of seces- Ir, Trumball's amendment, as amended, was od q , |, was adopted | (hire had been no arrangement and no motive; it was | the country which yave them birth. But if one tires of committee were properly in hus hands, and the House and debte contricted cater the uae helo awn | by the following vote :— @ matter of pure aceident, bearing the masie, the bright sparkling polkas, mwa Gideon. The covers of (ie -cvks and some of the post could aot interfere in the matter. e amendment oO Yeas—Mesers, Anthony, Duckslew, Clark, Conness, Davta, Mr. Ganrrenn, (rep) of Ohio, declared that he was | zurkas and waltzes, or the grand compositions of Ve rdi, | and jewelry are discolored by (he seam from the @ composition, note lant of our principal books Ie Injured, froma our bewks of papers every tne ing slavery and | Fessenden, iuthrie, ferris, Henderson, fowe, Johuson. | entirely unconcious of heving ured any unfair agument | Meyerbeer or Holiiot, let bim visit the statuary, or, per- MeLorgail. won, Foland. vowery, Mudie, | or having been actusted by any unfair motive, It | haps, stir up the animals, or take sail on the lake, not S| Shermeg, n Winkle, Wade, | seomed to hin, howe er, that if the whole matter forgeiting, aa he passes down the terrace, to, wotice the . own Doo. | Could be reviewed In (his way, then the order of the | strange looking banner —t falons—or ik he wither fini pring to be” reminded more forcibly of the land of w Financial Matters. the constitution of the | 4 also the amendment pr id by the Thirty-niath Congre The receipts from internal revenue during the week | and whereas the body of the ’ ple of Tennessee have, spirit of obedience. on the satisfaction of just closet amounted to $4,631,036. The total sam re- | Borer Porn Uniued states returin of sald State to due ou thalde Lo reer ~ 1) wale ond pes ith. = period of more then fi rhment of said State, entitled to ali the rights aud . $297,896 | Entecs under the con titition, ns sue AMG RuAE bf Mr. Surnstaw, (rop.) of Obio, trusted that the Senate h774 | would not adopt the substitute of the committee, bat q ; Kirkwood, Lane, Me House would be reversed, and he would be reprimand. ‘The best aroned fh wae of the most intenae ceived since July 1 is $18,796,066. Dee eect, saat tric heer prague, Williams Yates-17, "| ing the House instead of being reprimanded by the | the Magi, let bim visit the Common and tortor aeanedly shows The receipts from customs at the following named | “‘Kescived, That the United States do hereby recognize the ing a4 a preamble to the | House. debold the “Ship of the Desert,’ apparentiy ports during the week ending July 14 were: — State of Tonnessec organized as aforesaid, as the legitiinate | rooctation, the other proposed preambie having been re- ‘Tne Speaker said he bad so decided three times. as much at home as though upou hin mative sands Mr. Kouasrau said be would be very sorry to abuse the On Mondays and Tuesdays of each week, armed with « courtesy o the House. He wished, however, io say a | Cerificate of good standing from the principal of the rdortwoto the gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr, | school to which he or she belongs, the embryo men and Ld add oats ale whieh ores ite wuperiority iy youre. OEKMSH & PRARBON. f Tennessee has, In good faith, by ow pinced herself in obedience to bir nr Tanks). Ho had said something about that gentleman | women of this city may enjoy themselves upon the eee os screerausrasesesseseseesdddalay | HME Would pase the rewtthion ae it camo from the See eT asses chereteres Ber’ ane Ant euthority of | Sine ia wait io the argument he made. The gs playeronnd to the top of their bent | The chaprt wi ” Y = This was disagreed to, therefore withdraw the remark, It ary and paintings, and will be occupied for that purpose arstroyed man 7, a wilh Was In & Aeparste woolen balMing two Maree height. The ne of pout ereings, Potews © LW te gown. We pt ring the Gre by means of “he it wae . foveral named departments, during the weok ending to- | The same effect, however, would be producod by the 4 jovt him that he had wa before taking | The Harlem Lake, at the northwest corner of the Park, day, pet juny nig 4 ed Hour resolution as by the Senate substituie, Tho | 4 etl ainendment was then rejected, by yous | SiS "and that his auser had had time wo cout, but he | isapproaching conspletion, and will be filled with water . assertion of the potitical dogmas of Mr. Trombult's ic. Tavs thought nulemen, would agree with bim that no | ina lew days An addtional number of rustic sammer wu Semen. . fae aie, a oe eae mond be bas drama tee time was long enongh for 5 man to eval when he is | houses are ia A) course of constraction at different Department. « 1,882, a Y f os werted, ant a on the records of i points io Park, provided with seats, for the aceom. teri 01 o of the Wn A “ Total $3,797,458 | tion that the President could not approve it, Tho resuit | the House resolation as a substitute for Mr. Trumbull's fo yong ae odie a genes fd , pnp omecin sa see eeeeeeee WE ropori tion. Mio - as ‘The National Bank of Nowport, N. ¥., was author zed Soelcaeaiends et cas nf ne Paved Pits wan diwagreed to by yeas 20, nays 24. Theo. Thomas’ Concert at Terrace Garden. to commence buriuons inst week tnder the National | yay" *° Joccurred in @ fow moments and | _Aeother of these excellent conceria took piace last Mr. Taewer..'s preamble was then adopted, by yeas Rowse Bankiag law, with a capital of $50,000. This bank filed | Mr. Teesmete—I regrot that the Senator from Ohio | 2, Dy 20. th clement and contusion. The | evenlog. They are a stop in the way of eupplying » ir. Yarrs. (rep.) of TH., moved to amend the resolu. ad out open Om Bala ies cod payers maiained in it were all preserved IF Fr HARDAOM & CO The thing b had been mu cannot acree to the sabetitate proposed by the commit. Justicr \ ad 0 i o ‘i ‘ork * a , eave! ree of than its papers over a year azo, and has not been allowed to | een et oe aes nis objections ogy hE mim | ton by adding at it close’ the words “Who posuesr the esse ies i nad the toconber ftom Teme Gee tee | eet mean 8 Now, Lork—-thee is, tunae for the poagle 8.1 Teanga as deaiene ball la tng, by ae a commence business owlug to its Stato circulation not | qhat the Executive will veto ft. He sayy that Congress | qualifications required by the articte of amendment to — fF van v oe disrenpect to the | *°H#8p rate, Ithes toon a crying want in this city for | = ig width, «The = bubding «i - the constitation of the United States proposed by the | 2¢l!) and himeell, periap: ; : ‘Thirty-ninth Congress to the Legislatures Of the several | House many years, and i ax yot far from being ratified, Muri Hate, avd have teen duly elected and qualited and | ,, Mt Bourwrtt. (ep ) of Mage. wade the point of order | eal entertainments, it 8 true, have been established with had the oftee of the Foren Company was eniirely coum of books and the having been reduced as provided for by law, The total | has twive asserted oll that ts in tho resolution, number of banks so far established ix 1,658, ie of eae aii ee ‘the thsesiny Gating the wask lomied frectistsl cur — opinion of Congress and yielding to the Execu- n the oath of oftiee required by existing law," that the He d already pened. edement on the F | eat object in view, but have failed to satisfy the popu. Mr. Suxnway—I did not state that. This was rood to by yeas 9, nays 3d, ax fotlows:— | "ark mad ee too Raion ee rency to the amount of $279,100. The shipments dur- ing the same period amounted to $207,900, $100,000 oman from Kentucky now to criti. | lar demand, for the simple reason that they were too howe rotmarks great adrain onthe powers of the poor One of the Mr. Teewnvnt—Well, Mr. President, he did state that | Yras—Messrn. Chandler, Edmunds, Howard, Lane, Nye, would | Pomeroy, Sprague, Wate, Yutes—2, of which sum was forwarded to the Assistant Treasurer b sty-g Sites, Oa: Se Mesers. Aniteey, Brews, Eocialow, Clock, Com] yp ph wcacahy ba had felt aggrioved | D&S moans of refining a poople is to cultivate @ higher | 0 ie foc hy at New York, $100,090 to the Assistant Treasurer at | Mr. #mrmwas—I did say that. “iattie, Hende Sew hoe by the abase whi Tacelved. and that hs bad | taete for good music. Mr. Thotna might «till Improve Sew * u ade A bie Ore, the onritie bow et of bis entertainments by giv to take netion iu the matter, Ho | om the bad Seen Inte J the day after the oc-urence that the more devoted to classiral Le geotiomas from lowa wonld teuder him a written | polkas, fantazias, ke, are in plentiful array, but the offered a @ substitute for | apology. That caused the delay, Ho wated from Mun. | bill i searched vainly to (ind any symphonies They are e, | day Ull Tharwtay, and then no member having taken | tought after and would be appreciaied if given in good Tennessee ontitied to yo Wo aomert the dignity of the House, he thoaght | #tyle. ad but one remedy. He The selections last night were exellent and coula not get rid of The overture to Masaniello wax well on the part af bimeelf ar sumeb« ringed instruments ronnded wih exactn Toe finale to last of lie thoug' been mock improved spon in the exeeution bought be bed | hess marked ite performance throaghoat, A fantast waited fur th Philadsiphia, $80,009 to the national depository at Cin- dun'echor unas ciate ve ores Bh bo see how cmnat!, and the balance to national banks The amount | he was opposed vo the proposition because the Exec canceliod by the redemption division during the «ame | would veto it. It is known that the President has asec! potion sas $556,208 someedes 10 Caxgrean nothing bat, tho rent of past in ool a noth: it it " The amonnt of funds in the cash vault %f the Treasury | upon the admission of members; and iaeees tot 0 at the close of to-day's business is shown below :— cede that to Congress, but to each house separate! United States note Now, sir. this is # joint resolution, as it comes from the | olution of the Senate was act in order National bank note House, which of course has to go to the President for bis | for x jolut resolution. Fractional curr r approval. What is it? It wa joint resoluuon declaring ‘The Cram sustained the point, = Tennessee again entitled to Senators and Representatives Cowax appealed from the decision of the Chair, ‘ wily ms ark preter ones 6 er) ean A pes ome sertt ally youre, RUWARD AAW, Trees of FMF Tee Co. ir. Teewevi. made a point of order that i in Tsay very frankly to the Senator from | and the Senate surtained the Chair, Of bie renpect for | 'Traambilder,” was very pretty, whieh i the best that | 1\ly v0 the aflerwow of tuly 6 waparaligne Objo that Tam in sbuniitting to the | Can bo maid of 1 The fact it, wothing elem in to eae, “Lctomt.« ceibely tesolond car tetas tame a reavintion simply cunfiniog Mr. Nr, (rep.) of Nevada, offered the follow! and miatives | amendment ax a substitute for the joint resolution — | wordy heaped upon heard now at every corner and on every Bincet organ to thi rsaion of We have jurisdiction over this whole subject, and I am ‘That the people of Tennessee, having organwed a govern. | of him by Sh could repiy to adopting such @ proposition, declaring simply ve which ts in a nes Lo the constitution | other way t 44 pot Mt tote the setier on & hang at renatorg and. Rapreseotalives may come ere, a was a wember on the Boor who wuld hey “ it p grand, uetpetten treme te ct wee, emstained ar goes teeeee . matt Congress nothing with, #0 far as hat b “Jewerm, by Halevy “ d ie tpeur The Internal Revenue —Cireular from | te qualifications, elections and returns of metbers are | and the aame reqasriny wvetion of Congress to tx valid scaled @ both, and exerted themevives particularly in Kemont. The Fg yt Oe Conunissioner Rotting. concerned. Lagreo with what is contended for upon | Yi itlp berets ratified and oe Sewers is known to overyburty, ait it & only nncomary | Sank sed" enmn entvensy | sll of them “were Com this floor by the friend of the President, that each house , es any that the only fault to he fonnd i« the large am nt Stosien! orice Ok & mar The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has jnst issued by ee ee eS esas maa Geary, ier Tees etna ah Lee Sooke were drawn by (he stantn trom the fire ot err one Cae eee qualification and Mr. Nre’s amendment was disagreed to. rn of ite own a ciepular to the Assemors, as follows — members. 5 pd nothing to ths see (rep.) of Mo., at, six P.M, moved to and he mast be pardoned when we remember that bet te retown!, the lenres are on Taeasray Deramteyt, Ormce ov ivranxat Rrvewre, do with that subject; and what is we are legistat- for the be wae almont perfervom ive vars carive at We rs 7 Wasuisoronm, July 20, 1966, ing about? It 0 whather the condition of talons te the Governor _ -- it ee pron ad Wait perfectly re pol, Sections 110, 120 and 122 of the det of June 90, 1 nessee, broaght about by the tebellion, #0 discovered she | mak: Tesiznation, 4 “opy of which he seat to the Clerk Falk's Retvidere Park. praise cannot be ae 8 le ee having been amended by the act of July 13, 1866, so as | political relations between the State ment be by Senators and Represen end bad reat. A of the Unreaiewing a-pect of the wen. | Met the ent ao wail, Heapecstatty pours to proviae that te taxes imposed thersie are not to be | wemee and the goverument of the United ly qualiied, u ‘The ronignation having been read, Mr. Mraroma, the | '* “onnriwence vege a Seow & Gens. returned snd paid to the Commissioner of it lost its representation here, and whether Chairman of ihe select commities on the eubjert, moved ther 08 yeverday evening the ooncert that was te have MANUPACTORRD ONL’ 7 Rovense after August 1, 1865, Aseessra will instruct | the Of representation as any other right, taken place at the above namet resort was unavoidably Eman’ yaree & lee k the proper officers of eorp ations, ke, taxable under | that our resolution a8 we reported it. > 4 moment of whe mn akonuw et, nee wma + mer, " that all revurns dus from them after Jaly | do not report simply that Tennessee is Arma. petyosed, to toe intense dumppet many Ji, 1866, should be made to the proper Assistant | Senators and Representatives. We that This rine to quite a lengthy parties. | had goue there for the purpose of latruing to the muse OO, aod when any ch return if re- | erument organized in Tennessee * pated. bys creat many members, a to ofet — ee Se et eae en ee we eet eee of the resienation of Mr Row Ia eomrectiog sOuTWERE MEWS. 2 tak A ae ey EO, a oh A iim from (he ponuhment ordered to be ieGicted Wr » a o . Sree tereenaee to thie chen, "Whe tenes cael Ge aoe to'represmtaton (we ray nothing abnas ), | Ditahed, not because they the preamble. ee ee eee tee 06 ee by the Drowghi—The ia 20 + sanand on the monthly list and paid to. tbe Colleeter on | but cutitied 10 all the rights Boloaging 60 one of tbe ‘Mr. Brow aaid bo should vote it because he be- | E bit resstanion | Cholera om Tybee Island—Delegntes to the | eiy other taxes are paid, iustead of depowited to the | “tales of this Union. It is much broader than the | Heved it to be a surrender of all the principles for which | sag provided simply tbat the renignaiion of Wr Reeean | National Uaios Convention, de. cre acgar +O crdit of the Treasury of the United States. House propmition enttied to representation Jt coure the republican pariy had been to admit Ten- | 0 wubeny the seuetinn ane Avowmrs, Os, July 2, 1see Horn), Mavege. Letter Crete yas fee Section wx of the net of March S, 186), amended | but enticed te the poaraat m & Tovablean form ot mpl de gh erferey 4 beg Rother, and Mr. ALiimy, (rep) of lowe, called for the | The intense hast and Arought of the last four wens Serra ae hide of et ad wiser a. » every nati tam stan ten State feoult Passage eee | exeen order CO pamkere, EWAN treet, jack or State banking association shall pap a Snto or titnois hea AL thie mage’ of the provesdings f lution waa an follows’ —Yeas 38, nays 4, ee oe have done serious damage t the crepe in Georgia and a ~ http 5 odin of tn per centum on the amount of Ate | do not propose to be drawn into any extended romarks; ‘Yrs! An % rh Clark, Conness, | in order to dispense with oy pewon, State fame, of State banking | bat the preamble of the House reselution simply ese, ¥ Mine tt Rooter ter might be mate, weocintion used for cireulation snd on by the afmisnon of the Stato of Tennessee Hows: a Nenmith Po | catiea to the bar of fom after the Brat day of gust, 180%, aad he tas te to uct of avtog lhe oa es itaer’ Ww "sow Ven Winkie, | AN ie ne aaah — ped io each manoer eball tional amendment. Ten. [m2 on Sribad by the Coammiatomer of lutercal Revesge. "| gene bag Goce ech Gore than She i | nereke nie on Ou vty ic Ty & hereby preseribed thet the retare of avid tar ehall | in a very different form trom most of the Southern Assen? o% Nor V Me Bovis, Bese, as follows — de made for the preceding mowth, oo or before the ienth | States. Her constitution, | believe, was the only one of | Veesenden, Gathrie, neon, Gewenst Rovewst day, sol seid tax nail be due amd payable om or before | all the Bouihern constitutions which have been adopted | Kirkwoot. Norton, Ramsay, + Bhermad | ve declared you guilty Of ey the last day of cach aad every month after A fe the rebel tates since the rebellion which was sab. | Bd Wriaht—| priviiogen 1886. Until otherwise directed the return can be tothe. popular vote ane. saaaed 87 00 peepee The r&olution as passed by the Benato is an fol | Puen oa form No. 67. the same thing may bave bern done io lowe: toe they have He tax wit be required to be patd water this sar; Dam not sure, but there may be one or two other Mporeae, tn the your, 30, he government of the Say ‘bat you bail be on account of any om paid out prier to Auguat 1, o a eee ee. Pesce ‘at the bar of the ae ‘Mr. Brows, (rep.) of Mo.—1 ask whether tte |< Ag gy + A Unied rreda te | the fores of thie order, The returns required to be made after July, 1866, by | imtradead from the Committee on the J ‘dows a to etm state of ineurreetion “upstnat pom You ius reprimand euectations of compucics Bnows 00 provides lacie io so many words assert that the of , Sand whereas esas | "iD necesee Mons, savings books, savings fonds of savings tmetite sais arm sande, ie not only rep: bitean tn | oot ‘rartored 1 Sts former patitaat Me olen ig hg — Ey Staten, voding the fact thas Wt diafraschines toe Loe areata ite aa Me, Comsnese, ( pew u - notwtihecanding 5 re Semel ber’ the toe” benemt ef tee’ partion | Gets of toe entered penetation of Pabcuary, is Uys tree vote a fopt int Fesoiation i ; ; i