The New York Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1867, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, TUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. 3 to the Indian territory, bat nothing definite was accom- appellants, ve. the Corn Exchange Inland Navigation | Supreme Court to appoint the United States Marshal for | tionary States, Referred to the weatiaay! Committen structed to Inquire into the propriety of an iminediat and Fire Iusorance Cor re*xppealed from the | the Distnot of Columbia, and also gives to the courts | Also joint resolutions of che Tennessee Levislature on | moval of the | nited Sites Naval Academy trom iw plished. ‘They will haye another interview in a few ee eee. mpany. 2 ie in the State of Maryland, to some polat i jlinow, Decree affirmed with costs, | direct power (o appoint the marshals for the Supreme | the subject of Colleges. Referred to th cas : 0 pole WASH | NG I ON days, a: which the matter will probably be Sually | pergusice Miller | . GUSe Bifadicl open vominesion of tee Cbiet Jastions, | Commanice oc aploutare™ — Sate where the pupiie the Inatitation wil be @ | sctuca ‘No. 90, The United States ex rel Van Hofman, pla! o CLAIMS POR ARMY TORI. } By Mr. Drrntia, (rep) of Ing —fe re-ebtablish civ | terie othe aational givernment, which now prod “Tee Treasury Department Investigation. ¥.—Error to the Cr. - Mr. ber gn frm the same o mmittee, reported . i soveal is in the States t. 5 in rebelhon, 4 Abugpolis, and report by bill or otherwise. SnAennnnansicinalaliistn Southern ot of ili prowiting that the act authoring the paymentof enable (hem to resume their former with Ua puapar, (dem.) of Wis, objected. The committes appointed by. the House, few days | Peversed wish costa, per dusuoos Swayne and Cass Ke. | cerpin demands for qoarterma-ter.' xlores wad aabaist- | States of the Uaioa. Neterved to the poke. | ae ee eed tee raion. P posed Milita Governments fo mace to examine into the condition of the Treasury De- wepaee | enee caspiigs Patoisbed oe ited Seal, OS wt | condiroction, The rules were ended by a vote of 95 yeas to 36 TO} ry IT | partment are pursuing their work with great activity. ia. Goodrich et al, appellanis, vs. the City of | be construed to authorize solliewens Of cialis for iy Mr. ANDERSON, (rep.) of Mo.—To ‘avd | pays, and the ‘was offered. Chicago.—Appeal trom the Circa Northerv dis. | stores taken or furnished for the use af she armies, vor ovide for the « , ‘asked bene! So far the committes have found no reason to complain | trict of Ilinois on ot xt wer Tustoe'| for te mee or injury to'real state, er Versoual property | rosa) {yom Galveston, Texan to Bees cimade, tw the Tm | any siuis (fem) of Mie oes tation directory ve the the Rebel States. of the manper in which business is conducted: by that | Swayne, illtary “antborty” or stoops” dhe United. Baten, | dian Territory, with's branch to Lite Boek, AFkausa oe ee ee Se No, 8% The United States, im errorr, vs. Mac- ore the claim orrginated during the !a.c rebellion in | Referred to the Committee on Commerce, NOK, whilé declaring bimseif in favor of the ee Depaytaent, Personal. donald et al—Error to the it for the District of | any Mate declared in insurrection by the prociaination of | By Mr. Asuury, (rep ) of Ohio— Tn repud- Mt, declined to aosept, but would yield to allow Pbit Sheridan arrived to-night General Maine Judgment affirmed with costs, per Justice Clif- phe 1962, as to the loyal citizens of the states | licam form of government in the poosseler te it to be offered, h we are a OO adi — of Wegs, Yieaipla and Tennessce, ’ rebiellion, excepting Tennessee, Referred to the Joint | Mr. Paixk wonld not then offer It, THE BANKRUPT BILL IN THE SEWATE. | Stermss i» expected m= 0. 92. Evans, plaintiff to error, ve. Patterson. —Error BH SODUTTTLX niQrRERRD v0 KEW, Committee on ution. Mr. Axbley stated that | Mr ncuxycx declared that be affered the resolution General Kilby Smith had an interview with the Presi- to. Sip Cizoals Conse ter te: Wesnnees aneins of Penpayi- The Vicw Parxatprwr before the Senate joint reso- | the bill was drawn Gynt soathera Association of | im good faith; be bad seen too much of the social in- Y Vania Judgment affirmed with costs, per Justice Grier. | Ini of the Legislature of Wisconsia, instructing Mr. | Washington, of which Mr. Durant s president Also to | fluences brought to bear on officers, and sroops stationed onan dent to-day, No, 80, ingle, ee = error, vs. Hagar.—Error | Doo ea, pesign his seat in the Senate, which was | aid im tbe conssruction of a telegraph line from the | in the midst of a community not eympathizing iu A Flood of ial B in pepees Remrvier? 0¢. 1h TIPO Hartley, who has = ae mores 6 aC Caltiorale, Writ of orrur dis- ordered to lie on the table, and be printed. Colorado rifer to the Pacific Central Railroad Referred | joyalty with them, and he did not wish to expove any Finance! esolutions ‘Deen ill for eeveral weeks past, sufficiently recov- ‘want of jurisdiction, per AAP POR THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RATIROAD to the Committee on Pacilic Raiirogd. javal Acasemy to Me Srewant{rep.) of Nevada, clled up the tit) to | "By Mr Seaeioisa (mep.) of Obie In reference to a pny Pom ag Ngee tig tage ye nig grant aid ¢ construction of the Sau Fraucisco Con- | Navy Yard on the Northwestern lakes, Referred to the | navy, by their being educated at Annapolis. tal Pacifie Railroad. Comm ittee on Naval Affairs. Mr, Hanns, (dem. ) of Md., asked Mr. Schenck to yleld Mr, Savianuuy, (doi.) of Dot., said as the railroads of By Sir, Ursox, re) of Micb,—To repes! section three | to him. oe We ware antting ry kreat deal ot the pubic iands | of the act of 1820, incorporating tbe intabitants Mr. Scnence said he would yield for questions. nS Poads. ered to nde out. Pic Chevalier Joseph Bertinatt!, Italian Minister, is ex- | The pected to return shortly to this country to resume his renders an answer to the remaining questions unneces- diplomatic duties, va. Quinby.—Certificats of that the Atlantic States ought to get.some:| ef she city of Reterred to the (on) . No Further Red fir Frederick Broce; British Minister, in connection. | division em ihe’ mame, eiroais Tho. arst quecnon | for 4 He would therefore otter auamends | oo tbe District of eee BON eee | et Musaar ened be Sid ot want to ank any questions; faction in Greenbacks During |... tne other foreign representatives here, a fow days fagawered in the afirmative, with the eae resalt ws In | ment, Ag) am-additional section; donating two hundred | survey of the harbor @@ We mouth of thy Kalainsioo | “ir Scugwox declined (0 y40id for debate : preceding case. judge. nousand. public Jaud to aid in tbe construct! iver, . Referred to Commit: 4 ; ol the Current Year. since addressed letter of condolence to the widow of the | “Wy Pras*tng ciae Far Mittin inerror, vx Colt — | of the Jt yg cen snares berger Rese ag ay Ce | oat Te See eae cee ceaices, Me. Sohenghs Inte Portuguese Minister, J. C, Figaniere E, Morse, who | Error to the Circuit from the District Court of Cincinnati, || Delaware, Mr. Braxay, (rep.) of Mich.—A Fesolation of Mr. pa Teplied that he wanted to get that inet. was the oldest diplomat at Washington, then tempora-- Judgment affirmed with costs. per Nelson, Judge; Mr, Conxze, (rep.) of Cal., thought that Mr. Saulabury | the Michigau Legislature the action of Con- | gation out of ‘Annapolis, Derig, Judge, dusenting. aed ee in earnest in. gffering this amendment. in passing the biltover the Presi- | ‘Tha previous question was. seconded, and the resolu- rily residing at Brooklyn, N.Y, Sir Frederick has since | “ No.'109. Sparrow et al., plaintiff in error, va. Strong If be public lands’ for the state o' Delaware he 8 volo. Referred to the Committee ep the Disirict | tion was adopted by @ vote of 108 ayes to 85 nays, The Fortification Bill Rejected im | received s inser from the son of J. C. Figaniore E. | ot al.—Exror tg, the Supreme Court for the ferivory of | showkd blag te sp independent proposition ooking to | of Colombia, pe tot Was adopted aa teenie, Serta we Poe ynouncl etter Writ of error want tion, . LOBR, (Fep.) of —A joint resolution of the 1 motion ( the House. Mores, sanounclog that ere the letter bad reached tts’ | BOMBS Clee Sustien, end. the! caure remand Me, thought that this was & very proper | Wisconsin Uagailare Ss adimenaeeeemmibs Decriie, | wa. notion, of Mr, Binonas GME LG OB, the Besre- destination bis mother had also-died. Courtof the State of Nevada. This case in? Lee tesung the question whether the public | Referred to the Cormmittes on Freedmen’s Affairs The | represented in Congresa have rifled the amendment to de ae. &e. Robert C. Winthrop, ex-Governor Wm, Bigler, of Penn- welveh abent anertonsth of the well-known Y ‘wore exclusively for the Western States and their | resolutions declare ins preamble thet Senator Doo- | the constiuition proposed by the Thirty-ninth Congress. sylvania, and Judge Russel and family, of New York, Jacket mine, with the proceeds of that interest for nie. little has rmananond Adee ine Poagt profes PATRON AND RigslOWRTRANCES. , ‘ood ae a we » [oe BP gy the dismissal of the writ of error it was dinagreod to and the bill was | and. principles; hax Fert im active Mr. Wann, (rep.) of N, ¥., presented. the petition of , ‘Waamarox, Jam. 4, 1867. ‘illara’ _ | Jeayes the orizinal judgment. infavor of the company'| pamsed. aptagbalsm to thone jequatrizhts | one hundred and eighty citizens of steuben county, New ‘The Currency Question. Mr. George Peabody arrived in this city to-day. Mr, | affirmed, The fact that the case was brought berore the S CREATION To COVER MEN BMPLOER, which should be the f of & govern- | York, in favor of increasing the tartif on. wool. won ‘Tue proceedings of the House of Representatives to- | Peabody is accompanied by his nephew, Mr. George Pea- ae tieeete is eae rom $1,300 10 Waiztave called up the joint resolution giving | ment, by uniting his political forsanee with therm of the | referred to the Committee on Ways and Means. body Russell, of Salem, Mass, aud x-Speaker Winthrop. Although the arrival of Mr. Peabody at this time might ‘day very clearly demonstrated their opinion upan the wabject of the contraction of the currency. The vote of i : i i i ‘i : twenty cent additional compensation for one year | enemies of the jc, has groesiy ‘his con- Warn also f ") from aot afer the ‘oi of June, 16, to all et Scat Oh he teeeeees CONN TEN Mises conitod | 'sche (eeneatg ptucodtont «. Teueeelrmnae of binald- employes of the government in the city of Washington | to bim. shown hismsolf totally unworthy of further | contraction of the currency wad agaist legislation hoe. whose ralary does not exceed $3,500 per annum. confidence and respect, and they insirnct him to resiga | tile to the national bank:. eighty-sevem to sixty-seven on the resolution of Mr. | be supposed to have some connection with the financial Mr. Garura, (rep.) of Iowa, mquired if workmen in the | his Senatorial office, JRISWo ‘. Y.. presen! ition, “That the public Interest demands that there | or political matters now bdofore the cotintry, Navy Yard wore Ineudeds By Mr, Cous—To establish and limit the rate of inter- fot apes * a Re Met weshinanos aball not be during the current year any redustion of | he assures us that {t has none whatever, = pe Si rel chat ite Acipmmmandls thes your e eeee o e county, New York, for protection against the luporte- mm I, le.—To provide re- I. @utstanding United States notes, commonly known as | and that his movements et present are Of | vy The United States. —Case on argument of prize. Mr. TeoMBcLt inquired if the provision denying the | sumption of specie payments. Referred to the Lommit- ba a oll preséated @ petition from Mra, H. A. greenbacks, and the Committee of Ways and Means are | 0 interest to the general public. It is currently report- Court of Claims. venefits of this act to those whose salaries were increased | tee on Banking and Currency. Also to provide against | Nei) asking compensation for lusses suffered during the dnst 4 to Teport such bill as may be neces | ed, however, that heis here at the instance of George Carinch et al. va. The United —Argument con- since 1864 a prevent the female bi whose sala- | undue expansion and contraction of the currency. Re- | war; also a petition from soldiers asking an extet of sary 0 ffect this object,” is. a very decided | Riggs, who was formerly in partnership with him in the | cluded for eed als Stee ees ‘ey Me, Dammasy, (rep) of Minn.—To amend the act | {22.lime of Payment for land in Beaufort county, South manifestation of their’ will to stop contraction, while | bankmg business in this city, and who has tendered him vunan frig hoe fren Sait Babes vs. The | ur. Wruians anid it would. creating the Unron Pacific railroad, so as to provide for | Mr, O'Nerx presented a memorial from 1. Morria the hospitalities of his house. This offer, however, bas been declined by Mr. Peabedy, who prefers the quiet of ‘his room at Willard’s, jé was unjast, and hoped the | the extension of the Northern branch from Sioux City, | Perot, ident of the Mercantile L: fe is particular pefore it was | ils present terminus, to Lake Superior, on the same Penta hia, its directors ‘and Rigi | Megson tng terms and conditions as are contained in the original act. | asking that there may be no legislation on the subject of Pending the discnasion of this subject the morning | Reforred to the Committee on the Pacific Railroad, the taritf which takes from the free list the importation hour expired, and the regular order was called for. This | . By Mr. Hrxpemsox, (rep.) of Oregon—T» extend the | of books, maps, &c., intended for pubiic libraries, oo} ‘was the bill to reguiate the tenure of office, on which the | time for completing the military in road in Oregon. | jeges and other jiterary institutions; also a supplement —— —_ on brent bw Se ee arene, to oe to the er Public Lands. to anact entitled ‘An act to Equalize Bounties,” Jniy 28, 0 ow exception of 1D rs from those y Mr. Cann . Kansas—To grant lands to “s ho are declared not removable without ihe advice aud | aid in the construction of railroad ‘nd b ma foe aes ay CAEN em ee ‘their refusal to order the previous question on the previous resolutions of Messrs. Wilson and Grimes to limit the contraction to four millions a month would weeem to indicate that they thought those resolutions were mot sufficient to meet the emergency of the case, and the vote to refer Mr. Kelley’s resolution to probibit the sales of gold by the Secretary of the Treasury to the Vom- Mr, Tr qy va. The United States. —Demurrer overruled. Jobuson va. The United Stasea.—Motion for a rohear. | Dill would be amended in THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Second Session. attorneys for tne State of Texas, have commenced a suit pac uber nsel of the Senate. Wine from Lawrence, Kansas, to the bout line be- pUTIVI oI mittee of Ways and Means has also given evidence that | im the United States District, Court in this city againss me THK BANKROPT It. tween the United States and Mexico, 1p the ditection of vine peasant Bhoouie, toe) a entghg o rkey nal Gove ego eerenemaperennraranry gg ia ibaa SM Seren” ipmestts | Seats ce ote Geer intima: | APES wah, sears coast 3 mr Wasurscron, Feb. 4, 1867. } Kru . 0 on the Pacific Rail . authorize the Fi s that a ‘bat 6 ak AR jum ag as sty in ox- | #0 recover the amount thereof, namely, $100 in gold. PETITIONS, ETC. . tess alban ay 24, nays 16, 0 the Bankrupt bill ergy dove the i ‘a pass. — the — Pusep ad ee hier of Engineers bined Ga leureviecet ine was » Kansas; referred ‘om- Bed tending reasonable assistance to the business of the | !tis merely a question of title. Texas alleges that these |.. petitions were presented and referred. Mr. Wanr, (rep.) of Ohio, quve notice tbat, a8 soon ap-| mittee on Military’ Affuirn. ° Algo, to provide for the allen. | harrertyet yentwater and here Marquette, Michigan. 1 country. bonds were improperly procured from the State on un- Mr, Caaxpian, (rep.) of Mich,, presented the protest of the pn ae ga a for rshye ge of, tio insist upon bn] of the lands of the incompetent class of the Wyan- From the Secretary of State, in reference to the two "The Reconstruction Question. fulfited contracts during the rebellion and sold to vanows | citizens of Michigan against the issue of American regis- | Wye,“\*Poasl of the bil to negulate the wenure of oflice, | dole indians; it was referred to the Committee on Iu- Dilla—the one to repeal the amhesty section of the act of reconstruction a a a rancl The story of = plan of Daving been} parties, who now claim payment, and for this reason | terg to Canadian built vessels; which was referred to the | "Several amendments to the Bavkrupt bill of a trivial | By Mr. Buaovonn, (rep), of Colorado—Amendatory of | the! icirinriae aor eee be eee agreed upon by the several Governors ef Southern | should not be honored by the government. Committee on Commerce. the organic act of Colorado Territory fer completing the | lished as laws, announcing that auch bills were filed in ’ 4 One of the Judi- | survey of the Colorado river and for th tion of h from Colon Btates now in eae port bax gemtsg Te promi- } Sait Anarene emer amnancnngs Amprisom- | run rnoroseD MUJTARY “ROAD PROM WASHINGTON TO YEW elary, Committee's amendments. was the followiig sec- a wagon os her City to Salt ‘city. it Gr Moore, the Presidents nee, secretary, dated ted. the nent members party, together ' TORE. — was reférred Committee on. fe m erroneous. A proposition forthe different Legislatures | The counsel in the case of Smitnson va Stanton to-day | Mr. Wisox, (rep.) of Masa, from the Military Com-| 5 Pere ep es ng he discharge of ‘The call of states for bills having & cdugea ‘the pata igé It was refesred to the Committee om f the Southern States to endorse'a project of impartial | filed an additional plea in the Supreme Court of the Di | mittee, reported beck the Honse bill to authorize the | #ny banktupt mag, upon tiling ication in writing of Sey get ot comme ee je seer, tt CONGREESIONAL PRINTER, P suffrage, With property qaalifcations of two hundred | trict. ‘This suit i one brought by W. 7. Smithson, who | construeuon of » military and poutal oad from Washing. ta Eereats sunita a dimeaenonisenenpesetos of Sa Ere pre bill reported last Saturday from the Oumam!tiee om and Gfty dollata and ability to read and write, has been | was lately a banker in this city, against the Secretary of ton to New York, and the committee be BROE DTA, ‘e a Congr Printer by stectorily shown to the 1 offered on the 7th of January, came up, the question | House and abolishment of the offi ° flice of Superintendent uf being on Mr. Finck’s motion to refer them to the Judi- | Public Printing came up, the question bel on Mr. Commitice. They were. so referred’ without a | Trimbie’s motion to lay it onthe table, The Moves te: i t ‘War §for false imprisonment. During the war Smithson of the subject. talked of im high politica! circles; but it did not origi ‘was arrested and imprisoned by order of the Secretary of mate in thid'city'‘nor Wh tie Southern Governors who f : dy of the House, fased to lay the bill on the table by a vote of yeas 30 to fhave deed lately’ residing here. No one here ts | War, on the charge of aiding and assisting the rebellion. ‘The Cuarm laid before the Senate the certificate of elec- EXTENDING THR SUVFRAGE TO Womsy. passed : authorized: tospeak for or agree upon any propo- | He was kept in confinement for some time, and then re- ree Gomane tee: Mal eer v Mo., offered a series ot resolutions eae Luger muhout wa sition, 2° leased by order of President Lincoln, “The attorney’| tied ordered 19 be fied, fa favor OF extew'-e rage te women, Instructing the | fem mis DECLARING THR raKsrOENT's PROCLAMATION It is reported that the Reconstruction Committee will | General, who defends Mr. Stanton on the part of the ‘el ee arene RENTCCKY Of ths, 1) nines. Bet ‘bit ia spirit, fr Ep peng blip yg Bitoni shortly take bold of Mr. Stoves’ bill declaring the pre- | sovernment, had an interview with him on Saturday, |. Oot orihe gentueky tee to report a bill | reported back to the House the bill ta decare valid wad peat: : Pye lately in rebellion | a24 to-day, filed the additional papers. W. Y. Fendall, | ‘mont ‘was cone com’ in } conctasive certain proclamations of the President and soverkenent = | the acts done in puiguance thereof in the suppression of AMlegal, and'aabecityting territorial forme of government {-of this city, will assist the Attorney General at the triel,.|.to the President the rebellion, and it was uinde the order to be for them, It witl mest with decided ‘oppogiticn ‘in the | Which will’ probibly come fom at the present term of | 4) > vressom idem, the sgnolution went over underthe rule; | taken up after the Civil andthe bill, to committee; and it 1s, likely that 1t will, not. be. reported : cbt ‘ m Borde in the Market. to the Benate: deck the Hous ’ Hiesienn <=. 4 ‘that the On motion of Mr. Banxs the it again lo he ois Yaa ok wipes |< ant ma Remeneempene me mess tal See commimion caratiment oP to ating | to nommmicnta copes ot any oil oxtnpanéence dent Pre Tom, Bemates os bey barb ant po jsleckuranypyanneny » ere millions the Fear Laat, tach ony ig mops Poles ot Protesser Lovis Agsaaiz: hip youre ae te y thie’ cand te the adjonrnmeat pus t , eect aint ty ‘ought not tebe exclusive of and in addition to the com. TUM FORTIFICATION BILL, of the .( Mit, Fomer will: teaign bie position ‘as bowie 3 are Me. Fn etl & joins reso. pound inten, mote fang” due ‘aaring he. corent ‘Tre House then weat into Committee of the Whole on | President pre tem: abous ‘che niidaid of this’ woth in . ation of Renater Guthrie. | WS to tne: corssors, of tations) srlendas ‘tanta. Tern ote ar ay teogwe, vont bg veosowed the mate of tbe Union, Mr.. Pomeroy in the chair, on onder to give'thé Seuate stiticient time to elect his sue- 5 oeeey teat a {to withdraw aloobol from bond, in specified quan- in the yeer, a may be im eaoose “of ott Saeed cockonctanien, ema ie eon tabomima er ete | @eanor, My, Wade i at present the strongest iman, tuvia.| emencky, will resign his ‘seat in the Sonate, his health | tities, without the payment ef the Fevenue tax currency gulherixad to be withdrawn; the of-| bualtionel fore at erueed, Me. The amesdmost wen ee paproriony Bot permitting imi" to return to his senatorial labors. Rp Ro geen Aa beget ‘he Treasury ought to be sutuorized and requested to | advocated Mesars. Lynch, Blaine and Schenck, and inattiont Agana Soha Rowrat. | MY Mr ctetchcusuns Novo mewten, | Sate cuss alata oad Set ne | are Swe neh Cerrar a Wewiog moved te prevogsGooton’ sd calsd Yor | S2Pamtufnse tareectes nt tart Ate dante ‘The Grand Jury of the District to-day found aa'indiet--| 5: ee a ne rane valebury, of Delawaré, had | bondeeesdstioned that the said alcohol sball ve used for | _ AB Amendment to allow one year.insead of twoduring | tellers, The vote was taken by tellere and resulted in } | Other amendments worm offared and rajecied. and and Mr. c ment againstJoha 3. Surratt, charging him with the which the creditor may contest the validity of the dis- murder of Prénident Lincoln, The indictment eontains. four counts, all Of which. charge Sarratt with conspiring ii A i Loss ofthe American Schooser Edgewater. United States Consul Cavado, under date Trinidad de | | | n0W Yo recommit was not agreed to, fherizing the retirement and carcellation of f ihe quention was then, taken on the amendment of per month aba have toe" Pisses copeuel tp, ingnl senaet . naaroed, iyean | Boles beariag no toveres Wand nays 30 A “A pati sk ont suse foes Gre palamentisily' the eames reastetions ose were sul tially the same jutions: on bred ra tied, Speeived or cna’ | that bad deca offered by Mr. Wilson, of lows. The Srraxes overruled the point of order, deciding that the resolutions covered tbe same ground, bat were not In the exact words, and coald be offered after similar the vessels is the Swatare, with Joho H. Surratt on board, ‘The Navy Department ordered an effort to bé made to- day to open the river; but the attempt did not succeed, 1 is stated, forthe want of a suitable boat for the par- pose. It is «understood that another attempt will be made to-morrow. It is thought that the ram Stonewall, now lying at the Nevy Yard here would open the chan- nel if the naval authorities would but make the trial. Compensation of the Senators from Tenneasee. The resolution reported by the Senate Committee on + the Judiciary to allow the Senators from Tennessee com- pensation frem the begioning of the present Congress ‘will meet with decided opposition in the Senate, and it fe quite likely that it will not pass. If the Senate pass this resolution it will be admitting that the State of Ten- esses was entitled to representation prior to her adopt- tng the constitutional amendmeat, which would be in Girert contradiction of their present theory. ‘The Senate was again engazed to-day upon the Baok- Pupt bill, and upomthat claase which provides for the Giecharge of the bankrupt. It ts probable that the. cided by the Supreme Court of the United States, The: writ of error 18 dismissed, leaving the judgment of the court below affirmed. Board ef Examiners of the Navy Department. The board of examiners iately eppolmted by the Sec- retary of the Navy for the purpose of’ examining offi- cers of the volunteer for the regular navy, will meet at the Navy Departmept to-morrow and commence busi. ness, Admiral Lee is President of the Board. Internal Revenue Receipts. ‘The receipts from Internal Resenue to-day were $1,324,860, By H.C. Menruy—For a raiiroad in Spring and other streets in New York. Also, for tbe High Briage Rai'- THE CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR CORNELL. vestigate sundry charges preferred against Charies G. Corusll, Mr, Howaxp, (rep) of Mich, moved t> amend by striking out the tnirty seventh section, which applies to tbe provisions of the bill to corporations and joint stock | Be grt. nde neice We: Prin 05 7k Ge peo mom | tie dha Bo eee at, an. amendment forbidding any further reduction of the clared bank ‘such decree of baukrupicy shall make a | CUfrency. forfeiture of al! the francbises of such corporation, and Mr. Paice declined to yield, stating that he wanted the affairs of such khall be wound np in the Ramen © ane by itis resolutions of to vote them provided in this act in respect to natural persons, Mr. Hexpnicks moved to amend the amendmeng by The vote on seconding the previous question was striking ont the proviso above quoted, taken by tellers, and resulted ayes 68, noes 69; 80 the ‘Mr. Howaxp asked if that was in order when his mo- | House re(uaed to second the previous questian, and Mr. tion was to strike out the whole sectiva. Wentworth rising to debate, the resolutions went over The Cuare said ft was in order. under the rule until Monday next, BVESING SEBSIONS. sing seatiina titer to-day for tos. remainder of the evening sessions the. remain nod moved Howse and asking for his expulsion, reported in writing, acegm: di iher consideration of the 4 The resolution was adupted ananimously and the sutjeut dieminsed. : ‘THE COURT OF SPECIAL SFSRIONE OF NEW TORK CITY. A communication was received from the Jusyces of the Court uf Special Sessions, in answer to a resolution of the Senate, stating that from March 7, 1865, to Deoem- ber 31, 1866, there were discharged by them, either temporarily or finally, for various legal reasons and°after conviction, one hundred and thirty offenders. © * By Mr. Banverr—For Mr. Pursons, (6 imeotpamée the ir. Banwerr—For Mr. Pu Rochester Hydraulic Company, w build a canal ridge at Rochester, By Mr. Kitst—Relative to the compensation of eitecn- _ © 10 toes stauistics apd to the ann of 'couvictions by Jostices of the Peete; public’ lange to:the weverel Beaten for the purpose ot of Government Preperty, establishing agricultural colleges, Read and ordered to Dispesition It is the intention of the Quartermaster General's De- partment to dispose of all the buildings belonging to Dis- tribution Rendezvous, near Alexandria, Virginia, in a few days. This place was known during the war. as, Camp Convelescent, and afterwards ag Camp Distribu- «depot forte orgntation ae Poy oer gs Mr, Waiuws, (rep ) of Oregon, presented the follow- ‘bil, which was referred to the Committee on Recon- a ded State ata of the Inte so- BN yea ee apecd the pe were set up without the authority of worth rising to debate it, the ation went over under of no eoostitutional the rule, until 3 eave to ober a mi Fesolution, and moved to WALLA AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED, ‘The srxinyn procteded, as tho first business in order, refused to resolution t Bouthern Staten will defeat the bill United Kantes Securitios tn Fi Con to the call of the States for bills and joint reyolations. | received. mobi ye Sp wee | ee fay eee al can Reception of the Ladies of the White House. Information has been received at for reference, and, under the call, bills were introduced ‘TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR, ‘To amend the charter of the village of Port. Richmand.. 9 By Mr. Sraxrorp—To facilitate the copstruation o! the 2 weekly reception for ladies this morning im the Blue Parlor. The attendance was rather small, which was no doubt owing te the inciemency ef the weather. Among ‘the ladies present were Mrs. Attorney General Stanbery, ‘Mra. Secretary McCulloch, Mra, Semater Johnson, Mra. Bpraguc, Miss McCulloch and ethers, Mra Patterson and Mra stover were clegnatiy attired, as were the rest Northern Railroed, ranning frdm Se! to Ogdenn- It pespnesa to sppscpriase useyeee Gor every e of 0 borg. tnd provides fora tax eh ay a te Years 1967, 1868, 1869, 1870 and peme. w “wort. ANNOUNCEMENT OF THR DEATH OF WAQHIXOTOR 5 The following communication wes recerved from Go eraor Fenton :— total extermination of the Indian race within ber limita, numbering, perhaps, Iss than four hundred thousand, without # cost of tntold treastre and lives of her people, besides exposing herself to the abborrence and ‘censare of the entire civilized werid.'’, Major General Pope bas written @ letior to General Grant in favor of the Indian Bureau being transferred to the War Depart- meat, : A lengthy consaltation was hold this afternoon ty tre President, Mr. Browning, Secretary of the Intectot, aed | | Mr. Bogy, Commisgouer of Indian Aiiairs, in relation fo ‘the difficulties with whe Indias and the transfer of the | | Thdiaw Horeau to the War Department ' (enefals Grant’ and Sherman are in favor of makin: the war againat the Indians sharp, shott and decisive; while the department recommendafeonciliatoryfmeasares, The teport of Com- missioner Bogy will he presented lo Congress during the present week, and, will fally explain the condition ow Indian affaira, » The delegations from the Kansas Indians sow in the with lean 2 United Supreme Coart. In the Supreme Court the following cases eame up for thal — No, 80 Stenm vessel Moses Taylor, plaintiff In error, fe. Hammons. ITOF 19 tpecaun Court of San Fran’ the actin for want of juriadiction, r fis rSyhirtey iy Riection bill, consequently ‘the Senate bill city had an interview with the Commissioner of Indian MoS Perveney. fon on Wednesday, ‘Afniew to-day, forthe purpose of compteting tho ar. | Durie Sion ate 0 By He, Mavnane, (rep) of Teas — there we tees have alno passed a bill probibiting the wait amogomeuts for the removal of shoir gribgs from Kansas | Nom 120, 121 and 122 Schooner Harriet Row, &e., | the pogminies loyal citizens Of jhe Vnited Staten ii of colored convicts, and it ia now @ law with Booth, Payne, Atzerodt, Harrold and Mrs. Burratt, to COMPENSATION OF TENNRGKEE SIMATORS. the action of the committee, adjoarned at twenty min- Xill and mundo Abrabam Lincoln on, tbe 14h dar of] ‘ual ae the ‘Amerie ehooucr Rages, ot Pati Mt, ase on oc. fom the Com. ah = ‘Apri, 1866, ‘The Bwalard, with Surratt on board, #dally'| Aone The Kagowater was boned to. Cienfuegos from | Tensetese coupensation tobe compoted fem ihe_coct NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, expected to arrive at Fortress Monroe. | After she arrives Philagelphia, laden with cooperage and merebandieé, | Méneement of the’ fath Congress. ISL, Darras wi eek fie, soon as possible to thisclty, | sad was wrecked on the reefs ‘of Key Breton, on the ot pen rod omy ‘ea = Senate. and delivered Over to the Marshal of the District, The night of the 13th January. The master and crew reached at the adiaiseton of Teuacesse; oat, wor bafore- To AxBasy, Feb. 4, 1867. trial will probably come off at the present term of the ‘The Consal to them from the commencement of the ‘would be cnceved ai Cienfuegos in safety. eent lighters to Key No adat that the State of Teanomee whe Mare. The Senate met at half past seven this evening. Supreme Comst seem Breton, with the hope ef being able to save a portion of ‘om all aloug. If thls principle were applied to PETITIONS, A rumor is in circulation this evening that two of | tne cargo. eanemes tt would apply to Bomth tod wnen | .™ a red direct, votes trrest-bearing notes, and not from the mou-inierest-bearing | sundry petitions, ‘signed by many ladies, wore pre. three war vessels are waiting-at Qaantioo creck for the Impertant Mining Case Decided. _ “" | Senstors from that State were admitied, at Ree ee etn ee maendmeevor me Winines, the Resolved. That that part of the compound interest notes | sented, avking for the erection of @ female house of, breaking up of the ice on the Potomac, and that one of | rhe Yellow Jacket (Washoe mining) cave has been de. Sat ube cend, enn ecentette Te from | only effect of which would be to embarraes the bill, rae anal canveliod andes and ty aistne of the law. nos | Fefuge on the State farm, at Rochester. Beni us Street Commissioner of New Yerkes panied by a resolution, asking that the committes :bew: iecharged furt ter. records 5 Pelatve . to the of bank capital avd the shares. of y i tba orpertons to menrporate tbe National Bafe prt be seg baa Codon wee - Columbia, On motion of Mr. Mownn, the Committee on Printing | Suicens with eres Sienawetinee measure dependent upon the operations Mr. Keuiay, (rep.) of Pa—To bit the Secretary was Ranrmayed so tnanien wate Wee expeSreaiy of priating the sdeninietration of the. ment of. it! Radin Aes. other European capitals, and especially in Frankfort of tee Trenwuy fom gold, tothe Com. }for the use of the House the digests of statutes of the | siate. ‘event 1s the oseanlon Senator Wiisn submitted to the Senate to-day acom- | pinaneial { has also been received from mittee on Parking and Currency. It makes it uniawful | United States prescribing the rates of daties on imports, alike in pablo’ poxition tn munication from the Secretary of War transmitting securities are also looking for the Secretary of the Treasury to sell any gold now in | and to inquire into the cost thereof, including a compen- | \be ‘confidence of prople tu from General Geaehe plan, prepencd. ty Gottect Parte, ba ide popu 7” of walsh may pesealiee ccmse_ late the Svenseey, end ve- | sien to ap a ae Toiicn te thats ccatienceee of oon nuns es ‘of his staff, for establishing a permapent peace between Advices from Janeiro and Havana show ‘those Mr. Griveett, of offered the following ‘Mr. O'Nens, Of Pa, introduced « bill supple- high ot 1 . aie ‘the United States apd the various Indian tribes 1 6m- shateta _ abs euine, proper om resstiilons anh lasted ihe provisusquentonas meniary io the bowsty eet of July. 28, 1868, which wan ae mores ee ales ae . Dodies four principal. suggestions—firnt, that the man/ bat yy That he puniie Inveroge demande that to the Commitee on Military Adhirs, citigen, and after fitting. eulogea me: " ef 2 money to meet all demande, American produce i at a saath a te of te RELU FOR TUE POOR OF THE DMFTRICT. me nc lg gy harem itty pare Indian affairs should: be transferred t |’ Sremium, in Melbourne, Australia, and Californie whens jens yeaste bees appeomtantler Gun ade for thet pees or Y the ansumvet nevediey @f "shell, Ole; teading sad Sanne tiie. an eo sis dump annie iia Ginaieos by Mier eos f at . sree) ie clemaegaad arene Ceaiectedh or tos aka pal desion, Mr. yond asked Mr. taqeeme wastes be done The Assorably wee nal-past “4o avoid all trouble and responsibility, and make r accept ap amendment, ‘amon presentation of sundry petitivns wine ‘sn peanbiacut ef thetr ofhcen ” Becasd, tne | Commiiasion Sf Idiperte and Eaporte Rovernee fuctudea fn the next tax levy of the District, too Aunt was enpovticed, and, sacch money The returns of imports aad exports, which bave until ee ane such an amendment. lations of condolence offered. eetablishment of territorial governments for the Indians. | iaely been issued from the New York Custom House, Wn Veh Ti to Mr. Ingersoll that ned “ pone rede sn garmapiottMo Sw tt Will hereafter be compiled as issued by the Bareac of dered a a ‘bill for bis own city of tye TWAL OF CV. CULVER: -Y. CULVER: ” porary measure, to examine the accounts of Indi | sestisticn in this city. 4 Mr. did not notice the attention, but igs agents and inspect the goods and agricaitaral’ imple. of Freedmes. fy od are F4 liom being made, he moved to euspeed the rules. | The 1 ta.tbe Chana pets he My —tod ments furnished to the indiana, Foarth, a commission Major Commissioner of the Freed- cet eh ewes bogs day to suspend the rules, and the joint resolu The trial in. consisting of whites and educated Indians to visivall | men's to-day the following order to the ‘or unusual puowsh- ‘Tue RIVER ‘RARDOR IMPROVEMENT mt. the tribes, hold talks with them, show them the benefits | Assistant ssioners throughout the country :— “That no-sentence of Ou motion of Me. Bison, ( ) of Mass., waturday, the of persaneat peaenenh of vuinaenndn tS SSE ‘the *pesial attention of ‘the Amita ‘Comente- erie ot ny bern 161h day of aadlghed to the’ Commitice on life, the adoption of agricultaral pastoral purstits, | slovers bureau ‘is called to fu mice “ ‘and of consolidating. im one territory, The American ene), ee is a al pot be ee government it protests ‘can never adopt the policy of # nate | tee DAT QI oe