The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1866, Page 5

YORK WeRALD, *HURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1866.—TRIPLK SHEET 3 chairman, Gumneren s ——— WASHINGTON. a te Pat Oe = sondy Orsal rea * woe cam. | Congraionl dairies of Tenneson, 1h was refered to be lawful for the PRESIONS POR TRE SOLDIERS 1812, Mr. Mu of Pa, gave notice ¢ to the poldiors of sia" ° Of # Will ranting (MENT. of the Pensions The Hi y am louse adjourned at forty minutes afier two Caucus of Republican Members of the House of Representatives. CANADA fr boniers. | for, ang the ei d ¥ ‘That in iblican form of D . aw government, ‘must follow tmplist the 4 ol Ripplied by the Declaration of Independence: and in. the Against the Sweeteburg Prisouers PROGRAMME OF THEIR FUTURE ACTION, Public a; iow. | 2sctcal 90 ee thio deGaiusk i) taush ater eye to be Reported To-Day—Fonlan Confeder= . " i Cluding al isloyal perwons, lake care that new gbvoruments | Vole thereon or by advising and to the person | “tes Outside the Jail, Sald to be Co-operat- wate Land Mr, Harr tained: fret, HAL oll Maco, ate cones i rieRes: ey com | 80 nominated, the officer who has deen thes suspended | na tor Their Escape . hy La © i; and second, . nearly ninety thousand. The memorial and the consti- Howard, Fond, mase and Norton. that ai just government stands ouly on the cousent of the ions, aoe eee Reps ed neerepena) Bek Swaerenune, C. E., Dee. 5, 1866. Reorganization of the Senate Stand- | ‘0 "i! soon be presented to Congress. An act will Trumbull; Mormili, Hoes, Neenaite aad Dana "FUU—That all proceedings with @ view to reconstruction | "BC Cas@ shall the person 40 restored be entitled (o re- Tho Fenian trials have not commenced yet, the Court have to be passed before these Senators and Representa- Pensions.—Mr.’ Lane. chairman; Messe Kir Gosinaling in exeoutive power are ip the nature of usurpa- | Golve any salary or compensation for the interval of time | Delng sti! comupied with the Patton murder trial, The ing Committees, tive can be admitted to Congress. Bamonds, Rose, Frelinghuysen, Van Winkle and Sauls | {t sei ide a tuurpation becowes expecially offeasivo when | during which his functious way bave been suspended as | Judge intimated that Lo would take three or four hours Reorganization of the Treasury Department. Revolutionary Clai ew goreruinenia {rom that haste population which hs | oy The second section provides that 1 PR AP in hls case to-m0 - .—Mr ; ich bas 4 in cage of the refusal norrow, Tho hends of the various bureaus of tho Treasury Dec | Chandler, Fogg, Newmiih aid SeuisbacermaaD; Meeerm, | just neon Shenae red rabalin nia aijgorara: | of the Senate to advise and coneut 9 the renomination | | The Grand Jury tay» hat we Fontan indictments bo partment have joined in a letter to the Committee of ims. —Mr. Howe, chairman ; Messrs, Williams, Sher. | * Sizh—T: a hentia re a ee itr ihe 1 bY 1 . sy fore them for two days, 1 Mfessrs. Doolittle, Cowan and Dixon | Ways and Moans of the Houso of Reprosentatives urg- | Mave, Poee, Frolinghuysen and Davis nae teda tag oot a6 Conimerean Moment tia. ae nd, a enn Unaiainn, the. pleen, Sites Ge che pereie 90° ady caualgerable prosrens with the Dil’ agtoe we Deposed. ing tho passage of the bill prepared at the last aossion | Wade, Sumner, Hendorsou, Nye, Vaitorson and seDow- ee eee acer anata | D& Vacant from the time of such refusal; but should | prisoners, and that they will be propared to report earl for the reorganization of the Treasury Department, or | S4ll. pS ft : ‘only ‘the loyal States or those. Staves having | Ut Senate adjoarn without action on such renomination, | to-morrow, : dat 7 oS pace yal uy Patents and the Patent Office, —Mr. Wiley, chairman; | slaiures as entitled to representation either in the way of consent or disapproval, the samo A circumstance connected with Madden's attempt last ~ : dialer and the Patent Ofte. { 3] Congress, or to voles in the adoption of constitutional | Ball be hold to be vacant immediately after suck ad. | night to set fire t0 tho jail indicates ¢ i : In this letter they recominend an increaso of salaries, | _ Public Buildings and Grounds My Boo rap : journment; and in no caso shall any person who bas | side confederates, The vessel in which’ ne het oto SENATOR SUMNER'S RECONSTRUCTION PLAN, | owing to tne fact that experienced clerks, in consequence guntale Gren Fined and MeDeagas nif tus clea tk Pemoae 2 Maeaen eve rae | ee ee la ae ene emacs ste | to tre coma sammgen te i ikg te a a —Mr. Wad : ast ent of the y ®, OF 0 now! jom that b irst rey ny , with ch ie ladinnaleciamadapnived, xa toréea 06 ceaeeite 6e- By Fowion Dats sei uatrman ; Messrs. Yates, Nye, | case. 1 sco no chanco for peace ia the rebel States nil | 28 failed or dectined to act in the way af consent or Wiz | have beon secretly conveyed to the prisouars’ wince ther anol Congress does its duty by assuming jurisdiction over | 8PProval, be appointed or commissioned by b were | h Mr, Howard, chairman; Meas | that'wheie region “INS Ponenenne, Jariediction over | the adjournment and. during the reoess of. Gal beic'ee | there chige were ell mioapaly searched. Cone nemeted man Railroad. Sherman, Morgan, ( . say and Stewacc” Cuness, Brown, Yates, Cragin, Ram- {duty of Congress in that regard, and assign reasons | Hold the same ofice for which he bad been previously | On Monday afternoon'a Man'wax' detected in tho jail — cept positions with better pay, very much to the incon- venience of the Department. + Debate in the Senate on the Propssed Repeal | The Disposn of Gold by the Secretary of the : th nak ™ R erefor. 1 have sald T have no pur; discuss } Nominated. y f. P p phat senate the Contingent Bepewer of the | hem; bat {hold tm my band a fettsr whieh Tecolved | 19 third section Mr. W liams propoted to strike ont, Tented theunaeitos with dsfving hisn Of lustodd of arter- of the Amnesty Act. The amount of gold thus far disposed of by order of | Buckalow. ERNE REY Ry orien Riry pre oe 3° Se eve ts oe ee repealed geet 3 ng to the effect | tng bl se en rh lus eo re tho Secretary of the Treasury is between four and five | ,ngrosed Bills Mr. Cragin, chairman; Mossra Sum- | ing ot the question raged DY. theas. resolutions, that, | AY have been died oF the President, teaball belve | Another Effort to be Mnde tm Faver of «he millions. It is not Mr. MoCulloch's purpose to sellfreely | Mines and Mining.—Mr. Connoas, chairman: Pith tho indulgenee of the Senate, Y will read brielly pin make a nomination before the ent f the next | Condemned Prisoners at Torente 4 Writ of " . 3, Messra, sess n case ‘nom! “ Tho Bill in Relation to Appointments to | oyetre,,.uy zal, amount, and SLAMS FreeS! | ome nn Caney Mangan, Crete, Wilson ant Buoka- | | Mr, NcDovaats, (dom ).of Cat —Allow mo to ak the | SOx i the one commissioned. nad {he refusal of Zuo } StFOr to be Applied for In Theat Lanee, ‘ A ' ‘ LENS pw Senator from Massachusetts will th be ate 10 advise and consent thereto, the office a and Removals from Office Under Mr. Boutwell's bifl recommending the sale of two mil- | 7 JOINT MEANDING COMMITTEES, Will the name of the wri bo considered ns vacaut on its adjournment, bet the |) Mr. McKenzlo, the counser* the Fenlans andor sou- oe The Joint Committee on Printing on the part of the | Mr Svusan—f shau mot root the person s0.commissioned shall continuo to Ii enjoy | a ir ursor consideration t0 apply { Consideration in the House. cna of gr poe wae Oe pt Timi 2 ete Senate, ie composed aa foliows:—itr. Anthouy, Chalt- | Mr McDovoata-—Oh, 1 thought ‘ tye same during the recess und URKIT ho shall bo either | cress cca bas lt wre a coamn, e Srlans doubis are of ito pansoge. | api Nomar Rowe and Riddle suite on the part of | coli SCuNES —H hall not read the signatare, because 1 | Romluated or rgectod or duly superseded by & now ap- $ribof: eroty 08! oe PIES bend =~ of, the . ¢ bill is now in the hands of the Ways and Means Com: ‘on the part could not read it without ex; the writer to viol polates, ~ Queen's Bench ~ Common Pleas refusing &e. &e. &o. v8 the Senate consis of Mr: Nye, Chairman; Sfesera Howe | persecution or death. ves ence, | Mth oiher seetion provides that “The heads of dopart- | cogrant tne-tlo nisi, to make an ordG® fr the . Committee, some of the members of which have already ‘Wasumarox, Dec, 5, 1860, 1 °*PTessed. their oppogition to the Dixon. Mr. Davrs, (di ‘of Ky. ments shall hold their office for the term of Cov : raat ‘Tha Jomt Committes on the an the part of tho | asked whothce tt agieeder nee hae Bint of order, He | tntosa rimoved with the concurrence oF the Senate, ant | Oporto? SeuRenes) alrvady proviodueed, and by, this apd Bena 5 reson fe consists of Mr. Creswell, Chairman; Messra | letter? Whether it was ren em futrodace the read- | #24! uominate, and by and with the advice and consent mig the sentences already had are superceded, and Senatorial Cancus. The Gold in the Treasury Vaults. Howe and Fessenden. ° ing of a of the Senate appoint all thei stants thg® 18 no authority now to enforce them, The Senate caucus met at eloven o'clock to-day, when |. The Treasurer and Assistant Treasurers of the United | THE TOWER OF THE PuusIDENT TO RESTORE OONPIROATED ine “ uestionablme right | $ bold olliee for the like Period, Unises Mewored Me iiks | fhe apptication. will be grounded on <p thirteenth | the committee made their report to the goneral caucus, | S'ates now hold in possession $97,000,000 in gold, Mee Wessun tu 100 CET HE, ated z ry tasks day letter a part of his pte ee ‘ pn nip es the a respecting new (rialg,, appeals and : 000,000 of ol . following resolution, . ScmNgR then read widh! ir, Wittiams having consumed the hoxr 0 whic! write of error. It reads as follows:— cage a new The committee explained fully the reasons which in- | $%2900,000 of which is represented by gold certificates. | which was adopted:— ture,” Ho said it was eee Rens es cere rule limits speeches, Konuimous consout was given tote | ttlal bo refused, the Court shall make such order for Gar: ‘The Mouthly Public Debt Statement. Resolved, That the Joli esterday. roceeding without rd to conch h rying out the sentences already sed, pass! The monthly public debt statement is not yet ready inviructed to Monks ageisy commas ou Reteanchment be | Dally inva et oe esas een untae tt ihe | Eala—tho publte lorena, the Ie MAGIC (N° | soutence'tt nono has been peseed, or for Odi dleaberge of for publication. It will show very little variation from Greece prove! party © peatiacated under Se swe of Se aiee first move by the republican party at the approaching aes ot Coe peopla, all basiggecinh some ey af } _—— ‘onor go convicted, on bail or otherwise, as justice ane * st | sossion of Cony e kind which (his bill . and this Gehgress will | requires.” that for October, owing to the fact of $24,000,000 in coin | extent it can rightfully be exercised under existing Ikws; and abolishing the Soar Py EO eg et fail in its duty and ‘Aianppothe tiie just ox} Hons of its ‘le order to obtain leave the consent of the Attorney also to make ingut tot ” having been paid out as interest on five-twenty bonds, | Treasury to dellver to private clamante ihereton withing | Set up in the South without authority of law, declaring | Coustituents if it adjourn without providing’, It is not ) General must bo had. Only eight days now remain to 0 80. duced them to take the steps which they did in the matter, The four Senators had betrayed the party and attempted to sell it out to Johnson, and they intended to rebuke them by deposing them from tho head and put- ting them at the tail of their respective committees. and as the regular disbursements for the last month will | judicial’ proceedi: rty or the proceeds of il their acts, except so {¢ often that a President comos in with that kind of cour- Their action was unanimously endorsed by the caucus. probably absorb the receipts, ery wy me alee Biatee ‘aa captured or Sbaatiohed due contirmed by comp tout autuerity, Miers bonne: age which is required tor the botrayal of his party and James McDevitt, aman who hails from Chicago, was When they were announced the genticmen who were de- ly week Since the late rebellion, and report by vill or other- | and void from the ning. ‘The lottor then goes on | Ms country, or the abandonment of the principles and Phcedt in the dock st the Police Court, charged with posed, as well as the democratic side of the chamber Jobn H. Surratt. to detail what writer states to b> Wa condiion ‘of | Pledges on which he was elected. It hag never happened | MAKing use of treasonable language yesterday on the soomae hikan ‘The conversation in judicial quarters is to the effect Y oo OF THE PARDON AND AMNESTY ACT. ‘affairs in Texas, rsebution of Union men, &c. fore, and perhaps never will again, that the party so Market square, From tho evidence it appeared he had & good deal surprised, and the matter was ex- | ino) John H. vail esbronshs, to W. i. TAUMNCLS, (rep.) of IIL, moved. that the House | Mr. Stuxen, at We conclts ‘ betrayed has been honest cnovgh 2 fing the officer of ihe | said tlat if Fenians under sontonce were executed To- cltedly talked over among them, Surratt will be brought to Washington, aud | bill to repeal the seotion of an ‘act of 1862 which gives | that his resolutions ft nm of his remarks, moved | co vemmmont behind it, like the eimpterin the wilderness, | onto Wauld be set on fire. The prisoner pleaded intox- pas cs cisblalan Aaa SOR Oe his trial take place before a civil court. the President power to declare a general amnesty be | Mr. McDovaatt rns the Senator from Mas. | #84 strong enough aid covrageous enough to grapple | cation adyn excuse, but was remanded, FE gs ore Som Representatives. | ‘rhe Franco-Mexican Quest be Taken | ‘Ken up, which was adopted, and the bill was taken up. husetts was ag well Acquainted with the condition of | Successfully with the hydra it had unwittiagly engon- mm) Out of the PresidenUs Hands. the Gomme uncLt then moved the reference of the bill to ra in Texas as he was, He rose to protest against the | (eed. The people are now here in théie wnclouded | Cabinet Meeting to be Held To-Day—Preba- ‘at the Capitol thi ) Was unusually large, nearly It is reported by Mr. 8 " friends that h © mittee on the Judiciary. habit of the Senator from Maseachi af i wer. They have taken the government their own 1 Se ® hundred members being preseot. Tho folloming | yo ring np a resolaton looking to the withdrawal of the | 20 bo refeced, pene uatce tid be oped it would | letters about the Ponda oe oat weg muroducing | Bande; they have rebaked tn broaden a mee. |< weeee eee he eee Oe ferred, e clause to be repealed | give the names of gant pretensions of the Executive ; thy ve fen tho ai ss) reported from the select committee, were | Franco-Mexican question from the hands of the Preal- | fheniS,guase,words:— ‘That the President ia hereby au- | © The resolutions were ordered to te mriateds feto fond ine hana; they have Weclared that he shall Mowrnnar, Deo. 5, 1860, agreed — reafter, proclamationgo ex- MANAGERS POR " Le nd at your doors to arrest your ashe The G Gone expect C1 Tiss, ebicagaiicinaseua pepnimestich ot tas itneen. [ane eee, re ce ee ee re | ee ee aE ate participated in therebel: | Mr Wiisoxy (reps) Of Mack cae see AE rea. | as Publicly threatened that he saraid EGO neve i arespen.ranerel te: espeotert trots Oakes : ) | Mr. Sumner is chairman of the Senate Foreign Com- | lion a pardon and amnesty, with such exceptions and at | lution for ihe appointment of two manag 0° | dograded hi for the time being from your! iy | SURE A Se aman Oe: Nowenaetony coer sing te See directing the Clerk to place no names on the roll from | mittee, such times and on sach conditions as he may deem ex. | digs’ and Sailors’ Asylum, of Washington, D. C., which | CoUBc!l to the mere minister of your will, their | Cabinet council, when the fate of the: Folens ubler States not represented in the preceding Congress or de- Personal. Pedient for the public welfare.” This ts what is to bo | was passed. : high and irrovorsible decres that the publié servapt who | sentence of death wilthe sottied. His Excellency takes The act before us simpl to 7 . | Presumed to deny their jurisdiction and yours " clared entitled to represontation, and providing that no | Secretary Seward was in the Senate chamber for some | away the para ine power Ply, proposes take TUB BECRETARY OF THR NAVY CALLAD UPON FoR mMvORMAY | POS momentos quuation of Your shall atand | ys departure for Englang faptipacert and it is rumored such Saban Cone ree ‘hen ¢3 ountry. electoral votes shall be from ap, time in conterence with 1 li eg f counted from any not nee several leading republican der the constitution, The House, | Mr. Hexngnsow introduced the following resolution, | Side unit son have dlepasad of tt am A powder magazine Is being orocted on St. Hlen's Tepresented at the time in Congress, Second, tb pass a | Senators. by the very decided vote of 107 to 39, suspended the | whieh was adopted :— reat i Dill remedying the defectin the law which may prevent | en Butler was inthe House to-day for some time. | the sceniog train Og turing, the Ara Da wrt weet na Senate copies of ail ortarn tastruetions hg ES | sl aus awanacecas. a any Stato canvassing the votes for electors of President | He stated to soveral leading radicals that he did not be- | Who did not understand the bill he (Mr, Chaadier) recat red by hin, or by the chief éfeny bureau | tO. enact st: may OT Sn da eit ig OL and Vico President. Third, to pass a law to | lieve in the policy of taking the patronage from the | advise him to get a dictionary and study it awhile until | @f,ceuarinent, tinge tne Are Gay Of Apr iat In relauon to | nd to see that, ity x0 ; mak anne a eC uld comprehend tt, Hop@pld ceriainly do so by | fitorers or other persone in, the Navy Yards of the Unived | Lapedime p A latge-aumber of Fronch Canadians are roturaing change the time of the meeting of very | President and vesting it in any other branch of the gov- | the aid of a small edition of Webster. The bill now be- | states, and commuanientto received by him or by the lor of nocese:(y remdue of the work Congress, with the view to assembling on tho | ernment. He thinks it ehould be left where it is, and | fore the Senate simply took from he Pracident the par. | of'any one af che aaval bureau on ht subject Gf the Of easy aovompiis’ t hago, (Be Aaa TEARS OF NN NEM, 4th of March. Fourth, to raise a special committee for | hold the Presidont to strict accountability. He is for doning power, except such as he under the consti. | ployment of persons in the Navy Yard at Norfolk, Va. grieve that thy © = al tution. If 1 ppies of all r fi bim’ twice it by Artillery Practice at | Tera — Cavalry the rigid investigation .of the New Orleans riot, the | bringing ina bll of impeachment at onee, and not await | parton before CouTieOn Son aoe ake atom te | hoa bores than aller bem fein he | aora Vie occ oh ond evMaaig . begets number of lives destroyed, the property burned, and to | for the appointment of a special ogmmittee to inquire | him. He believed every Senat ‘4 eee ia no time now ior dalllauce with the pow@Ewe} Toro: 1906, Special ogmmi 4 would nak the ry Senator understood it. He NEBRASKA, “g No gentie Nt, Deo, 5, yhot qxtent the government officiala were involved | into the conduct of the President. oad © yeas and uays on the question of ref- | On motion of Mr. Wane, the bill for the admission of | Guilfobiivion of the pregnant p ; Tho Toronto field Wattery wore out yesterday, prac- herein, ‘Sommlti Tine < Nebraska, was referred to the Committee on Lerri a Le ger Maer, the “Giambi | to power to Sond | HRlntort at the White House, wnlfDoourena, (rep) of Wiss did not rise to debate | N°" itmacimurr oF 4, PRRs TOR REELSETION. r We ‘ave, Jeol tising with the néw:brass 4uns recently received from ‘persons papers, to be accompanied by the me Ristori called at the White House to-day, and question, but sim; to correct in th - ‘ uptamed | u 4 England, They work admirably and add much to the Sergeant-at-Arms, and to report the appropriate legisla, | Was received in one of the private apartments of the Rr of yesterday's proceedings in tthe morning papers, pont times the. conaition Dy taking te Pee of the martyrs, lan; . an Sarge to open a cavalry school for instruction tion. Fifth, to order a select committee to investigate | mansion by the President and his two daughters (Mrs | undor Miscetsion, and. gene glo : ee dent perite foes ayy lavuthte could laugh at the nsing ut fea r in thio ey, Under tho control ofMicors of tha Thirteenth the proceedings under the laws for the collection of | Patterson and Mrs. Stover), Afterwards she was shown | 10t bis position, ‘Tho miviake, evidently, was in attribot. | nitt’io make this ameudmant thar tas been singe tno | BY,th° St. Bartholomews of Memgas | Raster (ial roel pire, cadens Wer aioe Say ees tegen tg reba pd tS seizure and sale | through the house and the conservatory by the ladies, ig ry by his colleague, (Mr. Howe.) | formation of the constitution of the United Staten 1 SUEY, \nthalry oF artillery sorvies, Jands and other prop. | Sinoe her sojoura here Ristori has manifested ‘great in- | Now York Associated Prose report tnd those docmed tne wiseat bt almost every period ot * Petarsement of Military Accommodations. Hawmiton, Dec. 5, 1866. erty. Sixth, the Committee on Pensions to inquire Sak a institutions, and the various depart- \ M : fr = whether any pensioners in the disloyal States who | i the government, She was present at et 'y oe for yeas and nays from insisting failed to limit this office to one term. I have no ufon the enforcement of the rules of the Senat 1 aso rind - ere ptruck from the rolls have been restored in | the opening of Congress, accompanted by Mrs. Senator | there should o some more substantial reason for setting | Uitte of stairs on this subject was that Ganetal Wash Violation of the law, Seventh, a special committee to | Foster and the Italian Chargé de Affairs. Yesterday she | them aside than had been given by the Senator from improvements ero being made in the mill- ajags to te the new artillery equip- fatten thesma ‘Talforice Rave ‘been’ supplica wh ‘Spencer rife ab covery Grimes (rep.) of Iowa, sald he ‘was not to bo de- | this ere that it was a defect in that instrument ai © Investigate the facte connected with the release of the | visited the Treasury and was shown through the estab- | Michigan. He did not know what neoorsity thore was t voloanie ver aloft unidobtl for ing the bill in such hot haste. The Senator from fs murderers of the Union soldiers in South Carolina, re- | lishment; subscquently she vinited the Patent Office. | Michigan could not suppose that it would have a good ‘caution. had thes jon . ton age? stat. as ssi ‘cently set at large by the Delaware Judge. To-morrow she goes to Mount Vernon, a special boat | effect upon the country to pass such a measure in a fit | every other portion of the constitution. Nobody can fail | had been recommitted So farmed § Sets Abd-to the Quebec Safferers. ' ‘Mr, ashley, of Ohio, said he noticed as present the | baving been placed at her disposal by the Navy Depart- poke eg! be posed = me dy 4 to neo that in the vast nd growing er of Frosidential Mr. Scaencx, (rep.) of Ohio, then moved to refer the Quenno, Dec. 5, 1806. gentleman who bad drawn the address of the Vhila. | mont for thet purpose, To-morrow night the President | Dessing ff over for afew days ant baring ic printer, i like gravity tovwishd'ine fast ana | Dilt_t© the Joint Commultten oa Resrenphisant ‘end Re | The'weather ia mild and open. The jittio sow we had Gelphia Convention, and asked if he was a member of | and fami'y will attend her representation of Elizabeth. Mr. Cuaxnern raid it was a notorious tact—os notorious | ooncentrated powers of this government in such a way | helunged to tut committee; that tb one is fas. disappearing. The concert last night in aid of the the Union party and had any right thore ? Smuggling on the Increase Along the Border. | eee one a Une oe teraaie by | 250 baller ee tl as watched aarti cto adore: | given it full consideration during relief fund was vory successful. The Chairman, Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, replied, amid | A gentleman in the government service who ts familiar more than one woman, Tho records of ovr | tration of our country during recent yoars—T say all 1 Lay rela wen at be, ry q much laughter, “While the lamp holds out to burn, the | With all matters concerning the United States customs | courte will show this. Any Senator who desires that | administrations—I do uot wish to polnt out inv’ diously hel ae oe ae Rotrenchment Committee. He INDIAN HOSTILITIES. vilest sinner may return.”” along the St. Lawrence river, in » letter to a friend in ee ee go on of course desires that this | any one of them—I any one w watchod | thought it was in very good hands now, and hoped it OE. Mr Raymond, on being asked whethor he did not par- | this city gives a statement of the present management clanse shall remain; any fenator who desires to stop it | thom will be convinced that it fe not safe to put into the | would not be put into worse, Par. desires the repeal of the clause, This isa matter of pnb- | hands of any man such temptations as these. Such Mr, Soumxce did not to make auy comparison SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO ‘THE HERALD. ticipate in the Philadelphia Convention, replied that he | of the system for the prevention of smuggling in those | lic record—a matter that every man knows who hes | temptations arise from the fnct that he can use these | petwoen the merits of the Judiciary and Retrenchment had, but not in any spirit of hostility to the Union party; | parts by no means flattering to the officers engaged in. rot body igo the courts— | powers to further his own ambition, Thore bas rarely | Committees, but he repeated that latter comm tee that he entered the convention to strengthen that that branch of the service or creditable to the authority for I have it from one of the j ges of # is District that | been @ time, however, when such a propomtion coul been instructed to report what legislation was neces- party, this is the fact. No nation was ever so diegraced as this | havebeen moved without seoming invidious; and I be- | sary to prevent the public service from being used as an Whele Party, Twentysone in Number, thinking it should be more conservative than it was; but | that appointed them, He states that smuggling is great- sz on ieee that this ides has beon growing until everybody | instrument of political or party That com- Killed, &e. when be found the convention likely to lead to the de- | ly on the increase along the border of New York and the r. ; (rep.) of Mo., aaid he voted to take | seems to understand that it needs correction. I h mittce hed been taking testimony nce to what Wasnuxcronm, Deo. 5, 1866. feet ofthe Union party ho abandoned "and hed over | New England Sater, and cet, trom the ck of | (uguilen.with rien @havitg tert ee cine | his Samrat tciesacs oe the meaner. nape thet ie ia fpcial agent Sendgs, under date of La Pas, Arison ‘ince done his utmost to maintain and support the Union | zeal or intelligence on the part of many cus- the Senator from Mich! resolution will go to the committee, and be reported present the whole case 4 October 16, informs the Commissioner of Indian Affhirs party. He also said he approved the measures reported | toms officers, the majority of whom have been | i vroaoe Denpcl eect Bee Ur Ca EE dl ~ ate y cap that on the 38d of September a hostile band of Hualapais here this evening. recently appointed, smuggling will soon attain Renator. fhe section pro- | Shoulé be remedied. President Washington even thought avon 6 killed John Kullion, = wagoner, and also four mule Mr. Scofield moved the gentleman be allowed to re- | such proportions in this region as to be able to bid open YY | 20; President Jackeou and all your eminent statesmen portea which he drove, and that on the 26th of the same main in the caucus or not at his option, and to judge for | defiance to the powers of the law. A combination bas y from that tim So thls Bava pees Cts Ore oe er liberation, and after month John Woodward, a Judson Baker, and « himeeif whether he was a member of tbe Union party | been entered into by the leading smugglers, which has io bandon nelog | meee eeicorrmen i. was probable they could got the | Natimnrs arte aon 0 been parsed Mr. Benjamin wore killed by Hoslapais Indians, OF not, at its command strong political influence, for the pur- 3 nevessary vote to effect it, Such is the condition of par- ror See ‘o be age fi ig . Mt Lawrence, of Ohio, aed tr, Raymond whether | vos of efecting the removal of each offers ar Rave oe ees | ee ee ere co cice anak te engroat Go tamaoe fort wrcompaniet bya number of Mobaive, Indlar\, he adhered to the doctrine of the Philadelphia address, | shown energy and ability in frustrating their sche trou tient wpon the con:titution, ‘There is NOW an oppor- oat, Winsor (rep.) of Towa, Chairmen of the Judiciary | under the command of a captain or chief nam particularly to the clause that the rebel States could not | and who were not to be bribed into indifference, and of | by publ pa tunity end I believe every man is sensible that the cor- | necessity for pectin rN pry: Bye os Ay Hamausiskabeate, | y wont tn purralt < Regi ry Fatify the constitutional amendment without dishonor, | filling their places with smugglers or men interested in | ion he 4 pews eh a daa po pl he Sop = fected in the House, and pabvod (rithout further delay. | Tight and Thued the whole pariy, twenty-one in pamder, Mr, Raymond was understood to deny there was such | the business, In one instance their efforts have actually . | his resolution. If it 18 not correct and wante amend: | — ‘Mr. Kasaox, (rop.) of lowa, callod attention to certain | losing but one man. ep See: ma of the bravery and skill of Hamau- @clause in it, He adhered to that address according to | been successful. J ment J bope they will apply the amendment and at an | omissions or oversights in the bill and suggested that his own constructicn of it, but not according to the con- The Collector at Black Orchard Creek, an active and Nd carly return it to thé Sepate and let us pass | the bill and proposed ainenda-ats be printo: highest terme, of oe an to tee umth: The gent ange upon The Crenx read the amend.nent suggested by Mi ue struction sometimes put upon it by others. efficient man, has been removed and a persona known to ‘The resolution was then referred. which was, that any officer of Mie goretame: tak poly b§ Poses, yeas. oe ee fas 4 Mr. Stevens could not see how Mr. Raymond could | be connected with smuggling appointed to succeed bim. |° It for an amendment to the constitution that | who 14 appoint or commission any person to Concerted attack on the settlement. pretend to amy connection with the Union party after | The informant of your correspondent further states ur. Dixon, the t shall be elected for four years = shall | oMco im violation of this act should be deemed guilty of hie membership 'n the Philadelphia Convention, and | that having made thorough tour of inspection slong | when he 4 ~ atthe Vice Frewdent al deoome Pren'deat | S,mmiedemeanor, and on conviction thercol by Hmpescl: | Precautions Agninet Indian Depredations te hie authorship of the address put forth body. the frontier he beoame convinced that unless some | into any and he ‘not be eligible for re-olection after the close | yr. G, ‘of Ohio, submitted an amend. Tientton, oat the Senate of the meni that any'pabie officer who shonid pay or receive , Kansas, Deo, 6, 1960, this illicit tramc the term. - Moers, Darling and Hale, of New York, and Mr. Gar. | speedy remedy be found to $-- ie “REFEREROE OF THY YAPSIDENT'S MWMAGE AND DEFARTAEST | any moneys, oF Advise aad connive at or consent to the Santa Fi, Now Mexico, papers of November 26, re ‘ * - 8 took it upon eld, of Ohio, spoke in favor of Mr. Raymond remaining | government will be defrauded of the grealer portion of | thet it was pee Bey +4 = conse oF ov comune be So Ta the caucus, and Mr, Morris, of New York State, and | {is revenue from this soarcs. ; pasdont grahiecd BF ORM ey inet trenckey oe referred to tbe Fe enn misdemeanne inf, snd on Lo Bp cab ngage gether w peice ‘ 1 " t mont or rwise, be wen- | Ai on Ma Cook against his doing 20. Tmportant Treasary Circular. pardc tof it center alan ep auch OF to Prnidents ies ee Cee Solera | ne ome 8 ee “4 @ sum equal to the amount so paid or re- the Indiaas, © portion of whom, ho representa, are thi ih, ing and murdering, and the stead laws was referred to the Committee on Publle | moni Pains in sugh temper that Wey may commence hoe The bill and amendment wore ordered to be printed tilities at any moment, of Mr. Howarn, (rep.) of Mich , so mach ‘made & special order for to-morrow. —_—-— of the eas relates to the Pacific Railroad was re- ey SPRAKER proceeded, as the next business in order, | Superintendent Leihy and Hite Clerk Mar- ‘Mr. Ravmoxp made some farther explanation with re- Hon. ¥, E. Spinner, Treasurer of the United States, gard to the Philadelphia address, when the caucus | bat issued the following circular:— adopted Mr. Scofield’s resolution by « vote of sixty-six w. against twenty-five. saistan' Mr. Sebenck offered a resolution that no gentleman Sigman meets Ee 2 relates to Finance, “Se of Mr. PoweROY, (rep.) of Kansas, so much of the ‘ag relates to the public lands and hom it i Mr. Hats, (rop.) of N. Y., also offered an amend- it, iH i a e ; : j can honorably and consistently be » member of the | /# called to paach Sons United States—a charge ferred to the Committee ov the Pacific Railroad. to call committees for reporta. by Apach: Calon pry and at with Union mamber of Congres | te pate af ein Pra Fg po a yo ey ese ox Pane, Da. 6188. ites to a ) rom jadict eee neal ny A Apna oan ty ‘would take it upon himseli Fofored to te Committee on Post Office and Post Roads, pa oy repent to amend the act of March Atelogram from Los Angeles staton that reliable in- Convention, held in Augast ng oar kg nae ‘of January and Ji here in bis pees, te PUNISOMENT OF MEN REJECTED = ‘TUR SRNATE FOR MOLDING | 1965, — ocepeaees in criminal — an me formation has been received there thate the Apache In- After considerable debate resolution betweeen Battonal months was total fou ornc' ides that on the trial of any offence on which the ri ¢ ccawal Sekt, Ges RARG ta mean aotece. | Seeaal Corte om bse s, semen had boon Oy mation of Mr. Stenxin tb bill introduced ty him | to challenge Jurors now xi edema shall bo ta. | Si clerks WT, vor, on November ies Frese, > on Monday t vent the paymont ry to on! ie omptory challenges; o - hy’! a, it was Iaig on the table on motion of Mr. Bingham, | Count of internal | revenue, | Se Sh Monday (0, Preranta vedclod. By Uno Senate wen fe- | shall not apply wo tivis for reason or capital ofences. | 00 {he lepes roed, They, out te heart frem leiny's on the ground that i was entirely out of order, as it | to the Treasurer of the United States, or in the lists ferred to the J: oy, Ao peony TEESE ‘SRSA Wes s008 Gree ene Snot Sai. SUF 4 n eee eo referred to the case of Mr. Raymond, which bad been | deposite sont to, the Secretary of the Mr, Monane “moved. that the Dill tor universal euf- | — 4p, Lawnencs also reportes a bill in Foforence to qual! GREAT FENJAN MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA. previously settled by the resolution of Mr. Scofield. fan as , & we tm in the District of Columbia be printed, and gave certain cases, Tho bill provides Pruapenrma, Dec. 6, 1800, The vote was close on the motion to lay on the table, | semiannual duty. Certificates notice thes he should call for action upon it on Monday | that on the érial of any porson aperrara, Dee 6 1400, | thirty to thirty-six. ‘ duplicate only will ‘be iseued by th ext. with setting On foot, assisting or engaging + The Roberts Fenians to-night bold a third, germ ms bank with which the is made, see ete Hon of insurrection againet the United Whether | tegt mooting, this week, Enthusiaam is on the increase, The caucus passed a resolution unanimously that the tifleate to be forwai ‘to the Treasu: On motion of Mr. Wrueme, the bill to reguiate the | the crime has been herewfore or be hereafter com- ng, ~ battalion marched In, @ members of it were bound to sustain the propositions re- | States and the duy certificate to be tenure of office, introduced by him on Wonday, was re- ed, & person shall not be aliMed from acting on | During the proceedings & now batw.’ Another fi Se poyteeyg 4 forred to the Special Committes on Retrenchment, jury because he has ox ‘opin on founded on | band playing “Wearing of the Groon ported as party measures, pe een | “he it of THR RECONETRUCTION COMMITTER. Dewspaper reports, rumor or hearsay, and not on con- | relnforcement joined, and monoy iy Mr. Srvexs moved that the interdiction of secrosy | yourarer is m sufficient Teoelps for The Sonate took up and concurred AL ee dh Feswalicn with, wtnerees of the transaction, oF. hearing to procure necessary equipm: " Jntion for the continuance o| joi on em if tho juror shail say t 0 ia al —_— be removed from the proceedings of the caucus; but | other will be ised or acknow! Reconatraction. pouwitnatanding ook opinion, to reaee on imparti AN UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED. PUPRIUNTENDENT OF PUWLIC PRINTING, verdict on the law or evidence. ‘On motion of Mr. Staveve the bill was postponed till Tuesday next, and ordered printed. before a vote was taken the caucus adjourned. Treasurer, uniess where . The Stevens-Butler radicals are jubilant over the R= | tincates furnished to eausery anes q Sanpy Hook, Dec, 5, 1960, On Ynotion of Mr. Lave, (rep.) of Ind., the resolution Tho body of an unknown man was picked up on the for the election of the Superintendent of Public Printing, tion of the caucus, considering ita triumph over the | the printed words ‘on account of ne : ee, th But the attention of ry ry to of the two Houses, was referred to , . » Chase wing of the party, It is made no secret that all | tho words ‘internal revenue’ should, be In boon brought to the matter, and there being a gen: | tre Committee on Printing. Mr, LAWRENCE ate reporied « hill to protect the rights | beech this morning, dressed as follows:—Pants and ve0t and ‘semi-annual dai substituted, All transcript por \ the proposed action pointe directly to the impeachment | fi of epoaits. oF serticates of it om account of | eral desire here il roferrod, I will with- | “at Lab the Senate, on motion of Mr. Doourrim, ad- | of action of all citizens, It provides that where a citizen | of dark cloth, allko; brown cont, black oversea, Ute of the President, as it is hoped the various committees | semi-annual duty whieh are not in accordance with the draw the call for Hees toe apron: rned, BSS of tee Yoes times, whe always remsinad loyal dearets, | Kast ares Ly ty + nae cue suggested witl be abie to ind ample grounds for the pre- | foresoing inewructione, wll be returen States E tat cngaged In rebellion, salt bring am action, to | dark'bair, The face and body are couskterably matiated, sentation of a bill of impeachment, which it is designed FB Grin Trensurer of the United HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. rmoower damages for ay oo eens or ‘ yor the spparentiy from rolling In the surf and sand. to introduce fo soon as the investigations are made and ai value thereof, no such action or avy ——_—_—_—— reported to Congress, Chase does not favor impeach- THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Rae” | Seated Conbetulane tones <orbay WORE aeuamee te DESTRUCTION OF A WADDING WILL BY FINE, ment, ves eather to cripple the President by taking away ne Se a ed a rebellion, PRovIDENcR, His Cue. ¢9 even further, as seen in Mecond Session. The Sraanen presented the laws of | ferritory | "Pho bill was read threo times and passed, The Turnor wadding mill, owned and 4 fg Kelley's bill for the creation OF vw prea an wane for 1865-6, which were referred to the Committee on Ter- Site, Poem ener aS, OF ruseomm wick Brayton, in Olneyaville, noas, the ony rae raf ternal Revenue, igs oo ae pee yee a - SENATE. Tvs sateen town 00 cntah aeadeul Invaiid Penstsas, eppreed bask the Seoate om of toon | Cerned Coe pe cage res 1 U15,008, and, of cou : INSPROTH I. 2 H Commiesioner, re, w. , Dew. 5, session to provide for the payment of pensions It GOLD MEDAL VOTED TO GENERAL GEORGE W. THOMAS. Bit ‘was thon referred accord! On motion of Mr. Wasnnvene, (rep.) of Ill., the weep poring to mablish menacies, for the national banks h, Ohio, WRFERENCE PRESIDENTS MEPRAGE. nt janicate the report y’ LJ the Uni whenever, price Revenue ptesocd gen Malhigas Prados: pated into arte t's cae thle Me SUMNER, 1) ot Mase., ‘offered the following, Soumen scopeniion of. reves Drigatsih Given Bab. Irie Judgment, a Interest and convenience of Un the 2d of Nov which was ee ch portion thereof as m. wwe him power and influence enough to secure the | bill was passod by both houses at the close of the last ‘Orderea fenton fn of the President's M an cons | 0K, made during tho season, or such po h. 0 <frhination for President im 1868 and elec. | session of Congress, but was withheld by the President, ered, That so much of the Pree ihe Hommitseson | be may deem propor. arian hat the numver of pansion concn 12 any | Sic ahouldaorv to remind oe shag povnchong ear tne that no such ‘shat be established in addition to | the Stato of Tennessee was not disposed to forgot his tion, This scheme Butler and Stevens are playing | and not being signed did not become a law. On motion | seyaton soMKER'S PLAX—THR JURISDICTION scainst; hence Stevens refused in the caucus to-night to | of Mr. Wade the bill was ordered to lie upon the table OF CONGRESS, Mr, Wrassus, (rop.) of Pa., called up tho motion to any State or Territory in which ~ noble oxertions in hor behalf. The modal was gotten up for the present, until the announcement of the oom. |+, Mr. SuxxEn offered the following resolutions, of which | reconsider the vote by which the House bill for the | Decateanal: ere eee cae, “Sve tren | cent chou. | in thia city, and is regarded by the different convole sand dollars. » mense establishment through the Commissioner. Already mut Por the apwiditiiw or aes A® A BTATE. ber, 1865, the legisiative bousss of tho state of Tennessee voted by joint resolution to pre- as an amendment & | gont Major Gonoral Gvorge H witb a gold medal, ropert ou LOGS UM wr aly ote ome is mae : he gave notice lation of iments to and removals from and executive of his patronage, This wing of party | mittees. regal appoint ott He of thi Jin bis own State | sears who have seen Of the most artistic the prc Doast thelr ability and purpose 10 fmpeach, STANDING COMMITTEES. Pa TA ae ee ete et cle susiect the | office wason the 11th of June recommitted to the Ju- | of a highly meritor! Me atficer, ant the appointment of | suceosstal medals y On the faco Is a capital perro va ‘want thete own President to On motion of Mr. Astmony, (rep.) of R. 1, the Senate _ nents Ly rebel ‘Maton, ‘and @iclary Committee. one Who Was obnoxious and objectionable, particularly = , * fee about which =sS £ jonas pe patronage that can be bestowed. From in- prone n| the election of Standing Committees for from in Conereos and from voukg on const | The bill being thus before the House for action, Mr, bt ~y aceon, rep) of TT, magested an amend Thoma rom the Sat of femaeene tierra He — to read a written argument Io su; ‘ment to mak: bi ly to appointments mnade with- | plays the Capitol at Nashvi! th whi io dications to-night it would eeem that Stevens will control Fira. That inthe work of recometruc- ae t nthe bill apply to appotatmnenls tnede ete | Pint en veeneuon, ceaeten Doneath |» Nee Hele Tho roles requiring election by ballot were suspended, iy Tasty’ the majority of the House, bat the Senate as yet shows | 1° y Fee rscigy ms 7 hong ne a tion tt sa the swe The first section provider that no officer of the United of ‘oon copperheads in the State had been ap- | circling the top is the expresmive reply of General Thomag Othe bork ce it the unity or sion ag ont. oo lous whether. Chat inted on the nomination of ean ‘could be motion of Mr. Wm of Towa, the bill was re- metal bo genorves, ‘being nearly three ‘a wilt town till we starve.” In gine 3 ‘the advice and consent of the the seme committed wich the amendment. ‘a \caving towards Chase’s plan of campaign. be ol Prowl ra ‘The Standing Committees of the Se: of {he orm vapment ot tbe andl commie 0p te Oow- was ie can ie ‘oppeta ; ‘MR APHFLL 6 GRAT TO BR CONTESTED, the is one pound, Troy we! It Sata SS | oars ore ee Teme | Fe eS Sen Se wed an