The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1867, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30, 1867. 5 at : ews. 2 s x the foundation of ‘made s party to thie combined asneult, and henve her | have never heen aiked for dy the THA”? ent, | week by Mr. Ward, of Now York, and referred to it | publis service are now mate,” so “tas ta provide for the | of witows, children, @others and sisters of soldier, | visions of which frem the day of offence ‘ and should have iM unbeovm * superduows | in the maticr of ‘eotions im Mary. | Selection of subordinate officers after due examioaiien | $23.020,000: fur navy ponaious to widows, chiiden, | government etch State bas boon loft frog lo to those who wore urging it on. ‘of there wm “! certainly should the late elect ary. Homo geons | t 230,000. or itaeif the qualification necessary forthe exercise Tae to volunteer # pubiie ™ vankly whenever by proper boards, their continuance im oifiee duriag | mo and sisters, $280,000. ‘al, $33,280, s Russian Minister Heturuiug to Waah- | bare decmod it my duty wo 1 jheue RK orstand thay | ‘a4 The only subj-ct om which the commities | specified terms, unlovs dismissed upow ebarges prfer- | The comumiites uoxt wok up the Consular and Diplo- | suftraze within its mite, . ington. they were oficially, demanded. ,1do not ees "i "but ator | Would make an investigation was om the con. | rod and austa ined bocore tribinala qemiguated for vhec | matic tt Vinheutgeenadent ln cer legislation, it is tm Baron de Stoeck! is on his way to this city to resume fending your jeter omeitommpult tommy ten "ort I | duct of the President im the. matter, and an the | Paroe, i sera to them ihat they nad eached the | ,, Mt, inca, item.) of Tn pmaved an amendment 10 | con\raat wit toe limitations which, Ore sme i venthg wbion fu 5 is duties as Minister Pienipotentiary to the United | harcamars beloved & ectcurhance of the sebenion aid | House had already instracted the Judiciary Commitico | ceejegthe Detter sutiaied. die ¢he commutes becoane | Purtagal, seats fos (he salary tue Union, and hd for thevr objec the single barPame ge States from Russia, The absence of Baron de Sioock! | ine’ suablahment ef some form uf savers beloreN <6: | (0 inquire tuto the oflcial conduct of the President of | that the best and surest modo of “euraahing the ex: | | Mt: sraveve, (ro > of Pa., explained that Congress | preveusing any infringement of the constaten Sf the Was bo protracted that it was generally supposed he had | cried States should be TSCA tition that the ncaent } the United States it would only serve to distract | Penses of the servtoe of tho conntry”” was by using | Lad al thy last eesion struck out "post (ae. | present’ time pos ificieus population to entiie bien led. er te course would be by an amendment of the | and dissipate th ‘of that matter; he there. | PFOPer care and judgment in selecting the persons whont | That salary because the incuinber post (ar. wan: peengnes: ARE fis-of th . rocailed, and the announcement was even made safest er ern | © ‘sipate the investigation t % eT Tt pwtyed 4 The whied | Harvey) had writen a letter of fulsome eulogy om the er LO Stull reproseagation in the eouncils 1 ponstituts hibiting the distinction, of Tore moved that the Conmmittee on Eleetions be discharg. | 1), Foyt service Proposition upon " of @ that Mr. Waldemar de Bodisco, Secretary of Legation, | Segard to the aitalnment of the nc er wits | Tyre moved thet the C Wiou eof the eubject aud | ‘0 bill a founded is that thé poople.are entitled to the | President and of most volyar abuse of Congrems.. This | and that her povpie desir» an exchange a _qbo mas te charge during the absence of the Barony | Sint tn the privacy af SY Sir honsehehs and toad oc, | that it be referred to the Judiciary Committee, It was pay | letter bad wo go sin tnt he uty an tne Tee work, { tmand that sis shoutd ter adaltusd wilbous. further £ 7 a: 5 pi net Test Oath. “ nerieatae now presenting. tsolt for solution de- we» THE RQUALIZATION OF BOUNTIEA ee Co a “oe or ae B 7 mig all or ‘whi, Second ‘mabe pooamnle, ier im To-day, fm the Bapreane Court of the District of Colum» | 1erte'sts canna eheras ik. the bataan progress of wedi, Sonmres (oe ee wii ant coreman Qasertain lis puthoutiouy, and’ the secre tea tur. | hablants bare complied. aa ~ of presentati irs, rey . It was @ most vulgar, abusive, may, under the ‘ela, Mr. Bradley moved the admission to the bar of | Fpich that country ie ousce the tette e Vienna, (sai - House tall to equalize the bounties of soldiers, sailors Pend Re A ale Sisteate reject tera nett te Ripa Allen B. Magruder, of Virginia, a member of the bar of the Somme 1 have the enor - vlog * ee Key oe and pees who moet im the late war tor the Union, 1 2 ee wil suffice to keep hia place, | believed to pare cemessicated to the enemy informa- | make. or chan; eae organte law and prescribe deprived discu: ordered printed. “1 ite wre. cia Cats Court nad wt bresent an atomey and cova. | Pita wy ora ratr Op pepe ties pesca ren | Maceuanon ov am ore mervon ow mum oxray araras | Soran fe lami favelattad ie | and i consequence Of whion te Cues enact ee | paging aoe bi oe shape m wtih f Bak exnerelly undecetpad that Me. Mogrider would bo umabie | cee aah eee er ener eT: | Me. of R I, fom the joint select Com- | 1irles mip tbe conduct of peculators in come depart: | or three days after tile tpuointment was couutined, | sembed (OF my Spore‘ brasta tor preswat, : to take what le KRown aa the ‘test oath,” and that une | tt fovermment hare ak wereiniereteda eur pallies {tare | mitiee on See eae FF of, which the fh developlog frecdulout practices and secking | be withdrawn. "The however, 10 the goodness | sion asia State inte the Union, upon the ground thas motion was made with © view of ascerisiniag how thi | fnihe sled Sates was ineriablein's fewsountty” Thal | “rave Sse anette. ated esl ind 1 ha a lee | Bia post now im, deduce Of the wilt of Cousrers is | exercise of the elective Tantsiceceths wave rapa et a 0 x : Court regarded the recent decision of the Supreme pee Ry 2 Cg a oners, shew emer Poy, To f atgneg ‘it han the Laue (Mr. stevens) hoped he would be allowed to pay hie own | but conditions which, Af acaopted by the Logie ‘ourt of the Unied Slater, as afecting tin dtin with | Selngntn deta andar torsion freamany ike | Wn.Qtincureds of Taeatta savin Otani Sas Bours. and coed | szpams- if be chee to say aber ill oomaiay Int} liane wayne the cones ta + xozard tothe rule it had laid down om thewubject. Oblef | would settle all disputed. q Sith sation. have erate present themselves. For gdmisafon into te meatigtilse’ coat cone at of tne | he Side, wusbout. distinction of rave on color. Juntico Caritor twformed Mr, Bradley that to grant his | siways been cautious, owever, Im euel, cous tte vi 9 lia ralog governing the appications of results. Ib is easier, ir, Kiraoan, (rep. of N. ¥., expressed his confidence | In view of ths fact, I ugaeat for io snnaldaae motion and pass an order for admission would be to set | his Cabinet. I have uniformly stated that in our own coun. | Such persons, opel fan 5 rgd the rascals out than to keep | that the letter to . pp fee 2g fay no bye il Riga , eee aside the fi try the people was not but acthenta thereof, and the meode of cond tt to remedy the. consequences | zation given to it by the gentleman from iy ‘sccordance Principles e first rule of the conrt, Mr. Bradley presumed sand that wheo great questions were to age teagan rg gpg An they have once got | He recalied no im that letter which aace-bed to | allow the people, by popular vote, or through conver— Stat whea ® member of the bar of the Supreme Court | be solv ee” eSe Mae Bs spectaiy the a ts for appointment into the are removed in conse- | Congress. corrupt ives, or which could properly be tion, chosen by themselves for that purpose, to eens of the , United . States Hiea for edmission to = wervice of the United States; to make report of all ru! of politicians, styled foul and vulgar abuse of should be | whether or not they will t the terms upon which Hie el -~ poopie should ‘Rave ‘pronounced, their solots render, and | aid reguations established by the. of. borne in miad, too, that it was # ‘private leiter, | now proposed’ to admit them Tuto the Union. thie bar, bo would be sdmitted ssa matter of cvaree | FTIN¢ Sided that al’ paris ia the Uutted Staten en''vo: | ,, Tsueltappoimimenty te. the clvifservice provided for in predeceaors episod, ae. tppointed written by Mr ta ihe Secretary of Mate usa ¥ course Twould ot "occasion © wich _grester Soper ba io gasabe ip Romig tee eget might yn eeereee tires ean ae stands “hi ine fmaitos ine | here hae boom sings tepere of eee: ertieaen taken | the Seventy of tate pr yo for oneal requires "that ‘a saace shail be convened -wittbe spurt being a of Pn of ing it. This is the way h Lhave been in the | Ze nt Ls in order. of merit on the da) | a the lever would never bave been | thirty days after this measure shall have become é jaw, the’ seein ‘of ‘official list who have the examination for any per- | by an Leena cominies, which been made Law dros '8) agence: . “ ©) FRURRTOREliy i bee rates ae caw agrecn unerene | ‘wore she ctarghacomtated in pour Tota” to tara they and sarvice shai! wove tho | pabite that bes Set proved tajtrious w tbe. poblie Inte: || Puvlisued.” If nnpbody was to bo Tot he pub | ‘or the purpove of considering and the % % reppal or modify its own rale, ‘It was agree0 that the i in any way ited Staten, verges r7 ‘teranch and and 60 _ oo ce grea Song the and naval, bgt that agit oy - aorcad Sa ee orcas. Ae ae ¢ efzcnjent be heard Thursday with a futt beach. despised American loudly prociatm | 27 oo pemonmnee sar Gros et Wher jould be ¢ by : that canbe |) charge in reference to. Mr. Serek thee eee. ‘of the 8 Peiperneng-a : Dot ine 7 * " thatan English Fipvepan Jathe 1%, buman * | Sbove the lowest, in any branch, the senior in the next lower every information to the rovelz it should be remern' wu @ State constitution were ‘Tho Expected Arrival of Surrest. tion,” a #0 pitiful a fabrication that I blush while Kde- } fide may be appoinied “the same. That no person My. Lincoim had. investigated the charge, aud retysed to | foraslty with the provisions of the enabling act; 3 toe ve a 3 » q 4 erit ass! yy the m2 7 ; result can! received as u fair smd she oul each he Unie’ Staton No aul. | Ew Home eu bre sored gob be at | Warnes chee tower tae br-Sorrana reed tbe mgs Ho dno pot | Sines toon, At ia the am, al ks enthus! ve afte to. the’ sceptical some- oe, this acti . Harv q ex: | burdens of a organization, it ts:bu Zepeahas yot been received at the Navy Deperimont | Whatextrevacant. scora to dwell longer ov the ommtempa | Roteneneling ve GOLA" 10 be Dud Wy ei aD oe | ee aacence, ete te aeOneaey oe Seariaiscan the | preesg an epiaion difering from tater, Congrece, vat | tbould be permitted to Jecer:aino for Taemaalvos & oonceening her, but no apprehensions are entertained with regard to her safety, and would not be if she did at I have called ‘Mr. Seward hopelessly de- le calumny, and it wounds me deeply that you @ tion whieh so materially affects their interests, Could listen for sehood. In conclu- press.ng if becat BES PARE ALE Valent ahnse.o€ Conguye ane —o sessing a soil and mate admirably adapted to thea bye Mined had behaved like a blackguard in the majter. paid by each’ person who shall receive a certificate of recom- idate’ Bresaction foF arpolttment cr for premsotion or of senhoenees [Oe eer tees Iams worsen Bs, r examination {nto nirement of a juvifications and s " moment to such # fal ‘That said board shall hav F to prescribe, by general | Prope! i vith ae under the stancing instructions of the department . p MOTLEY. ' | {he Temoval or suspension of ‘all officers who come within basa’ ag OR ope : . : m connect the Atlante ing pal Ly jent servant, J, LATHROP the provisions of this act. education and bring the best attainable talent | the eve of the bombardment of Fort Sumter, namely, | great highway that will soon 4 Yo 4 rdinery voyages steam is not used, except in cases THE COLORADO VRTO MESSAGE. ‘ ‘That any one of said commissioners may conduct orsuper- | into the public’ service, it will place that ser- | that tho object, was to let the rebe! authorities know the | aud the Pucific States, Nebraska is rapidly grow... bore it may be. found nece: during the voyage, The Ciai laid before the Senate the President's veto | intend any examinations, and the board may call to theiras- | vice above all considerations of locality, | intentions of the government, xo that i€ « collision oc- | ing in. mumbert and wealth, aud way, in a = ary, SUEISE, ‘oYa8% | of the bit! to admit the State of Colorado into the Union. | sistance in auch examinalions such meu of lewrning and bigh } favoritism, patronage or party, and will give It peema. | curred they maaitte put clearly and manifestly in the | brief period, ‘claim admission on grounds which and the probability is that the Swatara ts making the | The message was read. The Chair asked what action | charactor as they may see it. te notice to | Bence and the character of naiionality, as distinct from: | Wrong? challenge ahd secure universal assent, She can, there greater part of voyage under sail, would the Senate take on the message. ‘at the said board may algo, upon reasonable notice its present qualities of insecurity and of eentralized Mr. BaNKs, (rep) of Masa., repiled substantialty in the | fore, winoty and patiently afford to walt. Her hie Le have @ vote on the | the person accused, hear and determine any case of alleged pi y ¢ idl The Massacre at Fore Phil Kearney. Mr. Wag, rep.) of Obio—Let us ha misconduct or inefiiciency. power. A career wil! de opened to all who wish to serve | affirmative. to abolishing the office, he showed that | tiow ts eaid to be wteadily and rapidly ine thé tollow! th rs ‘ Dill ‘That the salary of each of satd commissioners shall be | the republic; and althongh its range is limited, yet | that could not be done witb a proper observance of inter | being now generally conceded as high as forty ne following fe substance of a letter just re- | Mr, Jonxsox, (dem.) of Md., supposed the Senate would | $5,000 a year, aud the said board may appolut aclerk at | success in it will be an admitted qualification for that | national courtesy to Portugal, No person, however,,| and estimated by some whose ju t is entitled te -ceived from an officer at Fort Philip Kearney to a gen- | ot want 1o pass this bill during the morning bour. He | salary of $2,000 ayear, anda messenger ut a salary of $990 | nicher and more Jabozious an o ition | should require a man to be retained as a representative | Tesdect at a still greater number. At her preseat rate of iP y we ig lon 4 uncertain competition req pt oman in this city :— moved to postpone the subject until to-morrow, aqeer. ‘ficer in the civil service of the United States ab | before tue people, if aay one sbould be tempted to enter | of the government abroad who. lad published a secom. | growth she will im a very shore time have the red» : Mr. Wane hoped it would not be postpoued. don Genel tne cannon Otani aac Raa thee hea ane upon it, The nation will be better served; the govern- | mendation that oue department. of goveroment | population for a representation in Congress, and what te’ ‘The three post forts, Phil Kearney, Reno and Smith, Mr. Dayr, (dem.) of Ky., thought the subject one of late of the jaasage o| act, othe! 10 fae 3 far more important to ber, oar citizens will have realized such an advanoo in material wealth as will enable the expenses of a State government to be borue withous - oppression to the taxpayer, Of new commupition: M8 - may be sak with especial force—and it is true of q should proceed against another department of the gov- ernment by force. Therefore, Congress bait done fast session the only thing left for ii to do, in directing tho Executive, under no cireumstances, to’ continue the pay- ment of his salary. in the first section of this act, may be required by the of the department in which he serves to appear before said board, and if found not quntified for whe place he occupies be shall ve reported for dismissal. ‘That all citizens of the Culted States shall be eligible to ment will aoe oe stable and ee aaa roperty wi more secure; person: ts more Rrored via the republic more respected and powerful The great experimen; of self-government, which our are ia a state of sioge. All the Sioux Indians, including those who committed the atrocities in_ Minnesota, are in the neighborhood. The garrison at Fort Reno consists of three companios of intantry, not full, and one piece importance and that it ou: to be properly considered, He boped the velo message would be printed and the bill made the special order for to-morrow. Mr. Waok said this was an old question. It had been fi 1 fathers initiated, will ave another of its allen elements of artitiery. Phit Kearney has four pieces of artillery | fully debated aud must be thoroughly understood, | ¢xminaton.and appointment under the provisions, of thts | of discord removed frum it, and in, its udministeatio ‘Mr, ScHeNox took etrong ground against Mr, Harvey, | ovet—thas the imducements to emigrate, other thi And ive companies of inlaniry, one-hatf effective, and | Sevators were as ready to vowe Dow as they could bo to. | 8%, eae cade oe US clices Ie’ theneverakbyanches ot | {m peace aa well oe io'war, will have become'a grand | whom ho eyoke of as cue of the bread and butte | being eqcat, im to almost the preciso raito of the afew mounted.men. Fort smith has swe pieces of ar- Uillery, two companies of infantry, and twenty-eight mounted men, amounting in geregate to four bun- Gred men; 80 you can perceive that these posts are in « of taxation, The diates of the Northwest 4 their marvellour prosperity largely to the fact that theyy were continued as territories until they had grown to Be wealthy und populous communities, morrow. Mr. Sacusnony, (dem.) of Det., asked that the subject be postponed until to-morrow, that he might have an opportunity to review the charges ef usurpation and yul- the civit service the dubes of which may be periormed by females as well as males, and for all such offices females ax well as males shall be eligible, and may make application therefor and be examined, recommended, appointed, tried, Suspended and dismissed in manner aforesaid. brigade, Mr. Stxvess sent up to tho Clerk's desk and had read the letter in controversy. Mr. Ravuoxd repeated that there was nothing in ft success. ‘After Mr. Jenckes’ speech the further consideration of the bill was postponed till after the morning bour, which commenced at half-past one, tate of siege. The mass of the Indians are ou | garity of language made againat the President. He had | ““rhit'the Frealdent, and also the Senate, maprequite ani ‘The Peake announced that he bad appointed Mr. | that deserved such epithets as had been appired to it b; ANDREW JOHNSON, the river “about fifty miles _ from this post. | heard the most disgusting language used in this Senate, | porens teitin for ‘cx recommended fireaay once which | Farnsworth te fil tho woauer ou the Joie Committes | Mr Stevens, and sugzested in reference’ to the sens | Waswixorox, Jan. 20, 1867, Our conimunication with Fort Smith is entirely | couched in Frencbified phrases, and he wished to insti- | requires ‘onkrreation by the Senate to eppear before said | on Reconstruction caased by the leave of absence | tiveness shown ir. Stevens that he would “let the cut off. fifteen hundred todges ef Indians | tute a comparison between them and the language used | board and be examined us to his qualifications, either before | cranted to his colleague, Mr. Le ; galled jade wince.’ are located at that point, including the Blackfeet, the | py the President. os after being commissioned. THR MASSACKM AT FORT IRILIP KEARNY, Mr. Exprivos, (dem.) of Wis., suggested to Mr. a] Cheyennes and Arrapahoes, the whole number amount. Mr. Henorices, (dem.) of Ind., the of Mr. Jexcke:—The bill just reported, an@ to which On motion of Mr. Dosvmzy, (rep.lof Minn’, the Sec- | Schenck that if anybody was to be punished for the pub- ing to between 4,000 and 5.000. They are well mounted | ghe dill. He would like to know. why the of | Tam instructed by the committee to invite the favorable | retary of the Interior was requested to furnish informa- | lication of that letter in the way of stoppaxe of salary it , and armed, They have several times attacked the wood | the third section of this bill differed from the languaze | attention of the House, is intended t an entire | tion relative to the tate massacre of United States troops: | sbould be not Mt. Harvey, who had nothing to do with traing, and were upon one occasion badly whipped. of the same s-etion of the Nebraska bill. He would like | reformation in the method of making appointments | at Fort Philip Kearny, and tothe caugos which produced, | publishing ft, but the jent, or tho Secretary of | 0.8 rather large audience last evening Mr. Henry Vim~ Phat brwr iy ~ a ae py Pret ected to know why tbe ratification of the fundamental condi? | to the subordinate offices in the civil service of the | the-same. Also to the causes that in his jadgment have | State, or the gentleman from New York (Mr. Ray: cent, the English.orator and reformer, and one of (her tion of negro suffrage was submitted to tho State Legis. lature of Colorado, while in Nebreska it was: submitted to the Territorial Legislature. - He denoanced tho bil as @ wrong to the large States, and as a political expedient. Mr. Jonwcon was addressing the Senate when the morning hour expired, and the message went over till to-morrow; and was ordered to be printed, - United States. It has been framed and is now proposed for no political or partisan purpose, It has no regard to the existing condition and relations of parties in the repubitc and no bearing upon the controversies between the different departments of the government. ‘The first draft of the bill was prepared when there was another bead to the administration and before the present _com- Jed to the present alerining coodition of our relations Mr. Scuuxck” with the Indian tribes of be SPORTED BY COMMITTEES, Mr. Broweta, (rep.) of Cal., tee on Agriculture, announced day Intruduce a biil to. partment, fight. Colonel Carrin; shelied them, killing a pony and driving out thirty Indians from their covert. Captain and Erevet Colonel Fitterman, Captain wo and Lieutenant Drummond were ordered out to protect the woodtrain which bad bern attacked Captain Fitter- man commanded the infavtry, Lieutenant Drummond alia cavalry, twenty-seven men, and Captain ied: that baie gs it would not be ® | original chartisis, @alivered a lecture on “Garibaldl. am@ Takeltneta bie tao corpetency te MecelDt Tor lee | the Italian Movement for Freedom," in Dr. Badingionte, ‘Mr. Raywonv remarked something in an under tone | church, on the corner of Ciinton and Lafayette avenues; f O6.| Brookiya, in. aid. of the Grand Avenue (late: Stoubemp . ‘Mismon. The words. of the orator ‘were, heen: anof the Commit- that he would at an early ul THE TARIPY. ications existed, and was ated to the House i { theo _-Brgwm come mounted teamsters and citizoas, the whole | ‘the Tariff bilt wax taken up.” The pending question | bofore these had become eriona. This bill hes revation | g2he, Avram (Get) 0 My, fyom, the, Commlsten, om 1 Raye cate ai soosbeaaeel ok areca" and” pola forse. amounting. to eighty-one men, About Mity of | was upon: Mr. Onttell’s: motion to increase the duty on | to all ttt clas of persons in the civil service which are Department to the parchase tor distribution ‘ofeuch | ( ed . “= Ghee. these were armed with : pencer rifles and the remainder | picket trom 38:10 '40 cents per pound. The motion was | thos descrived in the a off: planta: eud./tlowees-as; ane; wet .cochanden fp then ff jaufl,.now..and , tben .emibodying® ““full;” witty Spingtiold meaketa ~The odlcers, instead af obey~ | disagreed to by yeas 76, uaye 21. cores ‘Tene aha. IN guen alah \p sanenn-dinemaion || tated thougnt which could onty spring from s nature ing orders, allowed .themecives to be dedpyed from the | Sir. Carrant, (rep. of N. J., moved to amend by | ane by Soe Yoet te eee we ocyree Aek\enk ie Melbemueaiin en letenet te a tom of what i8, worthy im 2, Bopition tier had been ordered to take; and consequentiy | suriking out 16 per cont: ed valorom‘ou' nickel-“matio” J snreslovonfens ar ther Wink athe Pammit ee, pleor molt Meas uber: Weer worth, and gence eer. hip teen gy tt a + -Helvinte an ambush,-and were all cruelly mordered. The. | op oxide, and inerting-4m heu of: if 20 cents per pound. } in the eourts of law or in the fieads of departments. advocating it. The latter suppurting it on the. ‘should government and heroic tn individual -- j fellows who had ihus been wastonly saurdcred’) ‘The ameudment was agreed to.” i ’ Me ek sevelesiaaaryant maioei: das wowed tent ey betaken oa it || msonér and soilon-he is strikingly iferent trom’ ik Camron aL ered a ane Forman he Sorcery yan war we | Cae Rattan, (wnyot Po, moved Yorke ot she | mare Dead end eruetaire ale Aneto Dolts or nvets, wholly or partially finished, from 2% tos Pi ay Hite (egw, 16, te bill was appropriation for the United States at and barring an occasional expresses, — Stares and Certain European Stat cents per pound. The amendment was 7 Mr. W: (rep.) of Minn., from the Committ re 8 moved to aménd that by adding a the |! Irish‘and less rice” than desirable, is maitily ornate wa An arrangement has. just. been concluded dine oo mar cites sotings Trees Use Gane Indian Affairs, Feported back ‘adversely the bills end of the paragraph the following :— pee combate einai ‘atone Bremen and"Hambarg Post Office Department revising | pound, The amendment was agreed to by yeas 17, Forget tna Ahad by Tndians in 1866 and 1800; jurperees it te Renenth the dignkyend contrary ‘hese | Vigor wnderlies and enforces thie purpose of tite dle and reducing the rates ot postage to be hereafter iJ the organization of Indian im Arizona goverament prohibits the free worship by American citizens, | course, The following is a brief synopsis of his lee upon letters exchanged by the Bremen and | wove amunded vy incledine raltway cnt, locomotive tnd Tory, aud for the relief of F. Culver, Veto special agent | Tinie re Mrovernaicat. bas lately vdered the American} t0F0:—~ joe aay The postage charges in future will be | truck springs, wholly or in part Dnished. In debate en it -gomiononte, 10, peeniale 8 enaty WAS shigeonjo"be removed onal of the diy. nad, oer mre {+ Te ordor to consider thie wabioct uroperty, he. te ‘ts foltows:— this point Mr. Williams said that if thé rates on such Mr, Wixoear, from ths, same committee, , hibit, the frge exercise by them of the Ol eligion, marked, there wan required & knowledge of the casey q 4 arti much more should vote Ft whiet lian raves p' hose which Pe. Sompomen by, Pumen. mail, 10 berrfaid Hasberg ‘the whole bill, though he was oue-of the com- ab Gh Sepiet Tat nay as ett pA airy sien upon their eousclence and intellect; im a pe eg Sy oe Biltee who reported ft. ‘The aimendmeng.gras disagreed 8t Rome, oF for the future expences-of any such legation. f} these later under the (uepiration of men of De Bremen mall, 2b eons. To Odeo TE OF mieten, | to by yeas 12, nays 19, my Cannan, (dom.) of N. ¥., inquired whether the | thought aad of high souls, ander the inspiration ef wy woilt’ 16 outst by Hamburg mall 16 conta, A to amend by iooreatiag the duty on sarge ralo would not apply to ‘Oourtantnople and Mar | 8 roster King and under che inepiration of grandes ZL tatien | ‘a0! y srt iter” Sener Trainee, | 10 $50 per tom; on fax hom, tro 86 fo 10 per ; “sfc. @eavam replied ‘that the CBriatian teligion woe the plaudits of all civilized nations. ‘This: SB ee Cee. ET raced oak on jute and Sisal from $5'to $20 jon permitied Im Gonstentinople, and ho was not aware that century had been fruitful of popalar rights and of the | pres ‘oJ ‘or Ham. | S¢"ny eloth, gunpy bags, &c., valued at 10 cents per it was prohibited in Spain. it had not been excluded im | overthrow of despotism. | These ot work in } 5 cerita; to Schieswig- and Den- 2 ee ee ee tae oe Pome unc! whbin de laa atx months, Fe ia fe Sine wore ei — ey en & Ht reme ‘Hamb > Swed cents yes cents Ire pound cents re a action shoald capit . | Sag gd inal conte to Norway by thirty percent, ad valorem. Mf. Davie eaid not be taken at feast until Ghonld be | temporal power of po; would. be de» by Bremen or burg mail, holland y Ee'baiteved thew bill was spe grab, and as received that wouldjustify it, stroyed forever. (Apriaue,) ‘Mazzini, for EASAG Se SSR SO 2 SUES mane a ae each Senator was ing for all he could get for hie Mr. Hate moved to amend Mr. Stevens’ amendment | years, bad endeavored to atir ‘against Hambui ‘ey sates te Belgium by ante int had offered this amendment to got ‘Mr, Winvom, from the same committee, reported back | by striking out the preamble. im, under the cry of ‘God and hie 7 Serer a sents! Swittetiond by Bremen or | Bis share He should move to recommit the bill to the with amendments the Sepate bill ¢o provide for anenna:| Mr. (dem.} ot Ohio, denounced the movement | hie father abd into elie, Views | it’ 19 conte: to Italy by Bremen or Ham. | sommittee, to be im connection with the in- ‘al mepection into Indian a‘fairs. asa thrust made at the Catholic of this country. | Emenyel succeeded him, and reli¢hted the beacon frew M4 center to Turkey by Bremen or Hambu Tevenue bill, for the purpose of reducing the Mr. Monnitt, (rep.) of Vi, suggested that this bill | The question was taken on Mr. Hale’s amendment } of froedom im the little Kingdom of ae OO ae oe ee ON eae eeaenit | taxer of the country at least a hundred millions a year. was an important ene, and should not be put ita | striking out the preamble, und it was adopted 65 40 32 J Press s certain amount of freedom. restoring ane aaa secre Spain and. Portugal by Bromen | _, While Mr. Davis was proceeding with hie remarks the without being printed. He asked Mr. Windom | "Pending the question en the amendment as amended | Worship ae far as the prieste would allow, and doing Bie Fee aa ae cake eee President's private secretary with the veto of Whether it would sot lavolve an annual expenditure of | the committee rose and. reported the Invalid Ponsion | beat to build up an independent parliament, that the or Hamburg mail, 25 cents; to Australie, india and | the biil to admit Nebraska, $100,000, bill to the House, which was thereapon passed. consrrvative Italiaus might notice that.” ® partia- | Cina by. Prepene Samburg. cial, via The question at the conetusion of Mr. Davis’ speech ‘Mr. Wrevom replied that the anual expenditure in- MEMORIAIS AND PIVITIONS. meniry govermment = possible, The 4 "Frese Pana ot Sage 1 ‘optional in each case, ex. | ¥88 upon the motion to recommit with instructions, volved would be not more than $40,000, aud would save | ‘Mr. Frnry, (rep.) of Mich., presented a memorial | statesman and dij ant Cavour, edvised } capt sly letters Yor Australia, India and. Chins, ‘on | __ ME. Gxt, rep.) of lows, asked for a division of the nearly balf as many millions the Goveroor sod Adjutant General of the State of | Emanuel to ally himself with England and France om the ia required to be prepaid by stam; westion on & committal and instructions. He would ir Bouman spoke of the of transferring | Michigan on the subject of the militia bill, It was ro | the Turkish quostion, from which followes that war Toeeniae from teed the United States | like to see the bill recommitted; if it could not be re- the charge of Indian affsirs back to the War Dopart- | ferred to the Committee on the Militia. against Ausiria in which Garibaldi gave, 1848 be, ones Hamburg mail are subject to the same | committed be would like to see it postponed. He was mont, where it had been originally, and of the change | Mr. Dania, (rep.) of N. ¥., 8 petition commanded the legions Cpe Rome, he them pa saree aud tne seme comdivions of prepayment, | favor of the first clause of Mr. Davis’ instruction, which bad made the Indian Department a nest of | signed by over fifteen hundred soldiers, praying jor the | Tetarned to America and returned again to Kurope some, | with the fol ‘exceptions:-—From Lunenburg, by | but he was unwilling to bind the committee to reduce thieves. passage of iawa grauting bounty to those who have lost | ten years before the grent blow was strac Ta italy, ee mail aco 20 cents ; from Sehles - | taxation by a ee ‘He moved to strike out During the discussion the morning hour expired, aad their dlecharge papers, and who are discharged for dis- | He entered Caprera, but was afterw: oad to re + ‘Holswinand Bremen and Hamburg thas clanse of the instructions, the bill went over till to-morrow in the morning hour. | abilities other than wounds, beck there om the sudden tresty of peace at Ville Frases x pore fsom Swed: ie Bremen and Bambu: 1, | _ Br. Daves socepted the modification proposed, and the EIPCUTIVR DOCUMENTS, Mr. Conx1ina, (rep.) of N. Y., presented » petition of | vy the Emperor of France, w ae sappat oem 3s . Norv: Bremen and Hamburg tion: was upon recomrniting with instructions to the ‘The Sreaxen presented executive documents as fol-.| the citizens of Alden, Erie county, N. Y.. praying for | Cavour that it laid the foundations of that disease 25 conte; Leteaet coer. Bremen and Hambure | ¥inamce Committee to compare it with the present tariif ee +] the impenchinent of the President, Referred te the | carried him to am untimol gare. It was then wait $6 conte; irom, Taly, by Bremen and. Hambury | the Internal Revenue laws, kc, The report of. the Secretary of State in reference to | Judiciary Coramittes. decides | thet” there. | shoal Bo armed tie ; 27 cents; from Gibraliar, Spain and Portugal, b; Mr. SHERMAN, (rep.) of Ohio, hoped this would he a attemptod compromise of certain. suits instituted in the | he douge at balf-past four e'clock adjourned vention in the affairs Ka (ng hn porte Breton Fee eer bo tentes from Awstralic, | test Vote. To refer tho bill at this stage of the seasion English courte in behalf of tho United States’ against dallas there war confined to ite own Mumite. a and Hamburg ma‘), 20 cents; from, Australis, | was vo kill i If men who wore opposed to the bill eee see cies Gos SNR emma at he sonalied sombied at Palormo.. The fing of Naples wae tora dows Tea 58 Geiass io, then, 82 4 Hamb™ | poped to kill it by loading it down with amendments, Confederate States, It was referred to the Getamittce on VETO MESSAGE. and that of Savoy was hoisied. A revolution was de- mail, 20 cents, Portmasters will please 08 | they might as well kill 4 now, Foreign Affairs. Itappeare from the correspondence that be ‘ veloping in Sicily. Garibaldi then appeared again, en® /Ahaagee of posiage rates, and levy postage accerdingly. ‘After by Sherman, Henderson, Brown, ‘on ihe 14th of December last Axcistant Secretary of State the proclamation was issued which declared the Neapalle United States Supreme Court. Grimes, Fessenden and Hendricks, the veie on recom- Mr. Froderick Seward, in wnting to Cousul’Morse, ays The Nebraska Bil Returned te the Senate by | tan reign to Le fo! bean Itallan sotl to be mre The following cases were heard to-day in the United | mitting was ken, as follows:— the arrangement whion the latter assumed to make with the Presideat with His Objections. to liberty and free worship i ae jou on eeey ones ‘St)tea Supreme Court:— Yes0—Meows. Brows, Beckalow, Peclittio, Grimes, Mr. Prioleau has been disavowed as being wholly with- Wasmssaton, Jan 29, 1867. her sons and daughters. ‘liane naenerel . " Hendessou, Hendricks, Lane, Norton, Patterson, Riddle, { authority. Assistant Secretary of the Treasu: M i gathered around Garibaldi, ‘the advi ome Bo. 112—The schooner Flying Scud and cargo, B. Saglsbary, ‘Sumner, Trumbull and Wilson—15, Shandter on ihe Stth Of ‘pocember, 1908; wre a hae ‘The following veto message was communicated to Con- “Go, go, go,,in the ame of God and country! go, and Cag mare et al., claimants and appellants, vs. the United ‘Nars—Mesars. Cattell, Chandler, bBo J gress to-day: Dever rotura but with ihe Lightning of victory biasing be ‘On motion the decree of dismissab in this | TN, DUD se Mtowe: Yohnson, Morgane: Morrill, Ramat, To vax Sevarw of rm Usirep Stars:— your eye, and a free Italy ‘marching | im caso entered at the present by the | Eiyrna, apraguey Niowart, Van Winkle Wade, Willey; I return for reconsideration # bill entitled ‘An act for | Tear.” (Applause.) Then ensued the strazgle by ‘conet to be rescinded and annulled, and then the appeal | williams and Yates—25. ‘charge | the admission of the State of ‘Nebraska into the Union,?? | the libertios of Italy were ensured. There were Providene remstated om the docket. Assent on Nor Votinq—Mensrs. Anthony, Cowan, Fowler, which originated in the Senate, and has received the | ‘ial epochs im the bistory of ae ont of conics Ko. 123—The Faetiaion, Coscpons and Aloxandirin | Guitrie, Howard, Kirkwood, “MeDo Nesmith, ‘Nye! Ss Meeat or both houses of Congrew “A bill baving in view | larger and unsought for sewults follow, as in the Amer. salcontrach -argumest in errors, x8, Sickles | Fee tio senave releed to recommit the vill. Still remain In Mr. Morse’s hands, Saws tea.eune ctdees. was. prapeniad foe. mg sgptorsl.o fev pa hee a nit eo Mlnlenlhgrenie AN May ‘New York, Mr. Dix a fered an amendmen 1867, infortas Ministor Adame hours prior to o i bonnn pow» on nd Se Verio ous fing ot tony ee of ad valorem on oon for Sere ban dleobeed instrections ip mak ing the conces- subroitted at a time whoo there was Niong out oe the conan sof bondage ee (Appiouss.) The trects. Argued, for non-repalr | Tercoscopes, and in addition $1 per gross pairs when sions of law against which he had beon exprossly warned milions out of tbe bongs Of Pondage. (Appius Gets 28, Hues Catted Staten, eppellante, ve Louise P. | PS Gum moved to amend by putting ® duty of 20 ° ran! revende law | of Mr, ‘Aisin he rovende bout was that be poople | whieh are freah tm the recollection of all. 4 ai jowance to Frazer, crenata cnt emg an? ot | Snes Dynes ht | leases crcy ape | Semel Co and soma or ute ba Antume:Theascations SRSA Rs BRTB ‘apt will be followed by a uumber of prize cases. ance whatever to the United States. Seward, REMEDY, "cataly soaetlile, New. York. sgons, Demes ¥ in writing to Consul Dudley, Jam 1 says, in ‘Shedéoa, THIRTY-SINTH CONGRESS ’ concasioa:= “Io ryepec @ foc funds a8 propery ae Son Pe Oe oe : bye oe eins newt “had already been acted bm Srecmsatiee fae fies paces ae, todo Bote ee etic y | recog: ceneaiesl im one ir ° re 2 x Second Session. Albena Sena a wy rs Salt hee ‘Soceeea wows pwd ng nize the capacity of the rebel officials oF nar pair Chomical Pomade Kesteree Oni laid before the new collector, all wrgod against the in- | abettors of rebel or to make RUSHTON, 16 Astor , and iiaregsian. favor of the icants any contract which could give to Hens or pe eng = Sei pamecorcs, Sn, 8, i i ahtogion toa hotttat conegraoos” For hearty'ane econ | charger’ Gonol bore bring 42 Minster Asam, om Pes cochan acannon a from the committe; but as amended the | upon this amount of caves his official term would hardly | under date of London, Jannary 1. 1867, denies that he lavsand strswings ac7t Seasee, * SORMIGPONDENOR BETWEEN UR SEWARD AND MR MOTLEY, | Guty ig $1 50 upon all coal, no matter where imported | be tong pod Ia awaher port @ mest cttimable man | eoiicited any interview with Mr, Prioteau. He bad on- 4. OLUTE, i, 110, Reanene. OUR MINISTER AT VIENNA, trom. and war driven out of his mind and into the g " | The Gnate Idd before the Senate the reeponso of the | ‘"atter some debate Me. Samser modified hie amend- | sox wo Soom by the irony Mowry office seekers who wich the eee have | Bally Black 4 09, sroaDway. ; President to the resolution of Me. Sumner, calling for | MeMt Ao aa to make the duty on all imported coal 90 | beat hie paih by day and IgM him no wat at nigh. America, and admits her into the | have cmetantly on band » lnge rag weil assorted st0—k af corresponiience with the State Department on tho fub- | the matitonts coca ses magaiteds abd dresten greater danger to the republic ne ae eeian torches aren Fs Fu fost of Mr. Motley’s resignation as Minister to Austria, ‘Mr, Ormweit, ) of Md,, sald if the view of Mr. | than any other, is that already suggested, of the direct yo pd ae ceten prev oa SUL VER, Mar rune ne ad ram ee | Sy vy fafa eto a ry | eet dg ee apt cl ate " , r The following is the correspondence:— to nea the bill yoted dows, it'was bots Mancachunctin ments, ciaming 9 exercie over thaws chiety he power GAS Pratomns. Deranteugy oF trate, Wal im, Nov. St, 1988, nothing in it to com = ae bigh Se on toe the pone ct ot sont wie Sionss Hair Dye. tru._eiten of the Uaied States hue ndrensea Teter wool, coal and steel. He wanted others to take the full | advice and consent, His will controls the heads of de- wien wale 50d ait Sas apples Mare. wo ihe President from Parts, 1m whieh be represents that he | Tom) cont eed sae fe (hotasetves. He pro- | partmenta; in whose discretion the Congress has by low, Sa Set travelled enepeire ss irae at Ne demandea | under the constitution, vented the selection of there in ; Sthuintors end “Consuls in various countries. If he voted | ferior officers, Thus whole public civil service, in Bitiptic ote a misters and Peode ose whom he met were bitterly bostile to the inde of general good to | the of the resolution appototing this commit- faye — Sekt adeno a Ath tee a are sn act moves | ine ee cae eee ie open oat as. He adds that you a yo ited States, with Flevesce, Re: Aifthe grand ta aoe pour ding” aa he ba od yeas and | in power, in the Seatative mansion, one oe the of volegmepbie onpatebes, ts, eng the New HNC eee... lanocrsepe and Toudiy proclaim thaga Bi refused to ad- | greaiet bile which can endanger the exiatence of ar riots, which was referred 10 a select Committee ude a ee om inthe modal of human per fecti mi bee | Journ, | publio springs into existence te the very heart of ours— | on New Orleans Riots, documenta include ebowt a Peidibmeaie Amected his pl ‘and in common wil ee The Sumner’s Amendment was resumed | that of the centralisation of all iting ae well ae Meckiues, & Robere Wevert Seward, Who You say is hopelessly degraded. Your and wan cdntinoed by Me®ra Spragué, Connoss and | executive power in one person. The framers of the con- nee aiceeinniaeereom neon drtnadion of the truth of these reports is request Wilson, stitution ‘guarded against this centralizing ten- t te { sly site JOU obedient MFYARY Frag . SRWARD, Mr, Witsow said sn€re was no principle whatover in | dency by the already quoted, but under the Mange rates ta DROME Cte e vo J. Latinor Moruay, Kaq. the bill. Put a efinciple init and you will biow it to = SEeeG Wel ee aT: , MR. MOTLEY TO HR. atoms, x committee were instructed consider expe. 4 of thought of so amending the laws under which appoimt- Te wi Ct LJ sos mtn ete Vea | preteen aetna is datas | Sad ie inte ote Sonat ets ara "hn hour or wwo-ege.! Tear, from you dated Sivetioed thas the" taitiot | an tasseanees of petleen eae nergy putteomet, toons ee orerywhare “Novew bor M, to wie 3 a amendmwats to the bill ogee, deli sean toe erate! 3 for the time the in- Sd i meee, Sw that aeitinan of the United States a Biase be Popeneuends io Ce ei a tates | cee Aer CA Nel imserter solbiog mould have remained Dut ey sake Ngee Bases nee o thas ‘ence by the ‘as the BM agcone might bave en- foam De ot | erie the head of the well pry Sd w in the bleury of the age. ve eae i See cacanon, agement of that ich ‘THR PRYgON mL. F tisk? fo) ola! paras, The od ference on toe Bi in to — a eered ot There Congress, acting sted | the commitine bad agreyd The Pepors wes concarred rx ble, fitto it On motion of Mr. aah, (ee of N.Y., the Com Ry ” ‘ot the servios mated as reason thy caticipaes wate | eat Rlog, eoneraly. whether any and committee by tha yy, referred to it in reference to t if A per wok the ¢ and in referente of tion of the [ Ne prin ‘at oereak, iY taking ONeRAL ry ~ wt, Led van “at g i Terence hase?! 4 t. Pome , o eo ne! inner Mi Foe amon Bk pee i Raking | Rane ISPs pene \peintmient, than, -- Orr to. too | sions wr 1 eur ton June 90, 1868, a _ ine sieht ot ove mckate Nitta’ ron tide oa e'to ihe fa eaten | toni ae nese f fiates for Tavalll | ny Stato horeatte io ormmen.ronns Gf ening “ate Biections, made a report on dhe regoiution offered last | mont of “Yue, iaws under which appointments jo the | penalr yg under various acts $10,000,000, for pensioas, ’ cicar violation of (he fageral constitution, under the prog J pnd ite kta «wel ss