The New-York Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1866, Page 1

NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1866. PRICE FOUR CENTS “pro. | woukd not be afeuid of negro muffrago if femalo suftiage went i8 Pickett's application for parden, datod Jume, 1865, | letter to read. T shall be picased to hear from you se you pro addressed t‘gpth Pruide:l, in whioh ho m-‘fiv.’- min:;mhni:m N e s : .'.'.".L';...'."&".‘.‘:“‘"..'.}“?"‘ °$"°'-'..."I."""' e ly through the conscientions duty to bis mother T am. with respect, Jour obedieat serverd e daeias oo o] o only ug 0 N Lrwia V. Boow, Comisissioner of Tndisn “Whars, | ougdt to bo a radical and fundamental one of this Kind. He was Btave, Viriginia, that be joined tho Confederato 85y, | “Porsons mrking e of tho mads canuo¢be 100 | ingood earvest in ofering 1his amcudmest, b wae 2ot 12 atd that, bisd she not seceded, ho would nothave R 'vhf B attention to the prapéyment Vil s 50t to see the sigus of the comng times. been in that seryice, ae no one Was more attached to | of g T e newspapers aud the De- U MOBRILL (hep” Me) s Mool st heliere 234 Py : stood b d f for it | postage. Althoug 0 newspape .« r an had been arguing to convinee the § n the old service, nor ever y ond fongh! for it | partments have tepeatedly called the attention of the | his propesition. While the rity in the Senate intendcd to with more fidelity than be did, The documents show | i at ¢il is apparentiy uiabated. | b radieal, they intended to bo rational also, avd all the efforts that in_June, 1865, ho took the amnesty oath. A :l‘-.h;x.!:l)wv.‘l‘n;. ll::"il::rue:a:. “}‘e‘:mnul :h-mlmll under- '{:,‘:f‘ff_:.“::“,',fm“ w"“'" .-,:.:",":,b" wfi:‘,: letter from Gen, Pickett dated March 12, 1866, 8d- | yong that the law especially directs that all mail | radicaiiem {or the purpose of breaking It down. Lt was the old dressed to_Gen. Graut, thowe that the PGPErs 8000IB- |,y 1ter not propaid is sent directly to the Dead Letter | 40 ke o baworo odiens 1 onder to defeat t. M. panying hie application for clemency to the Prosident | Gice, ang thus many important and freque itly valu- :.:.“' e:‘-l :Lb-"m:“\l:m:r::‘u.,.h:m.& :l:.:d- fl? resénted by ex-Soustd¥ O. H. Browning of | ghlo Jetters are lost. The Department is DOW i | sorril, i conclusion, repiied to the legal argument of M receipt of bundreds of such unstamped Jetters, and | Cowan that the proposition to disfranchise those who had par- : L Ver. XXVI..Ne 8612. that it_the House chose to postpone he have no ohjee- rating the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan Howe. 14 was tion. I the vnw-u-.ot’ the bill preambie, the (?r’m- m5 three times and passed. . v e b e e O e tee me dopted the | Mr. DARLING (Rop., N. ¥.) preséated establishe n wole the Comm 3 N , N " hon of the oDl LD P e e (o e nited Havies, Vst the | Marine Underwriys of the City o New Xors, o an revolttionary progress wide tho people of the South, in the | tion to remove the wreok of ihe steamer Beolland course of the Rebeliion, had rtvfl ‘ertain_ portions of the | Hook, It was referred to 1¥e Commibtes on A, ' Traton of sll €ivil goverument. 1t had aléo followed the dee- | Mr. CONKLING (Rep, N. ; laru made by Con, in the joint resolution pmldhl‘ for | Rev, Dr. Corey and others a: ll.lf the wimission of mewabers from Tennessce—that the political | by clorgymen, teachors and cert; n others. Aldo, relations of portions of fhe Union formerly represeited ‘manufacturers of and workers mec States eould riot be restored b&m consent of the law wak A change in the tariff. It was o power :f ?he ‘l'lhn!l!:mu ufi fitwu‘trh'mhu:n“i'n l}n Ways and Means. i am| e Committee based i justification of the . In 3 nin The ‘preparation of the bill, the Committee had followed the pre- | The bill m mvu;x.o }:&m Dee. 5, cedont Testabiiened by the XXX VIIIth Congress, in the joiut | the regulation of appointments wid removals from resolntion excluding from the Electoral \:olflE- the Ktates then | then taken up as .:z.-. order, An extended aud A the in reheliion. The only difference was, thiat the joint resolution | Janeous Dlace Which wes considered i perations to mulk&kxn‘“;l ullhc-:dm .:wu:‘fi“v'}.u-:-am \ et SERATR DIRODASION OV TR DPINTRICT SUFFRAGR BILL— H8 TOUSE PASSES THE FILL DEVINIKG THR DU- TIRS OF THE CLYRE—TEE SOUTH AXD THE ELEC- WORAL VOTE—THE CA%B OF THE REBEL GER. FICKETT—ALMOLT A DUEL. TRIBONE WasrmatoN. Tuesday, Dee. 11, 1866, Wery Little i thie nature of businees was done in $be Kenate fo-dny. Several resolntions of inquiry, ;:’:lo!’. kel Yive toGob Grat: 1‘: FRLRGRATS 7O TED swong them oue from My, Apthouy relation to the | “yge ohicet now, General, in presentivg thie paper is fo sk 0 Jod op | ticipated in the Kebellion of the right of franchise was of the the e of Precidhntial snccession, were introduced, Mr. | your favarabie consideration, of my cise aud that yon will it for d‘e convenience of the Department, o well a8 for | SR el piut vt o, o hemefore wwonstitnfional s bill provided that it shall apply indifie o - . 2 i believe in my scerety, for whieh T have pledged yoo wy | the interest of the write it is hoped tho publie Will | 5T bet ihat 1o punishuient was intended or inflicted. It | M K ted that there was another difference. Tlouse fuaily amended the first section 80 aa to read o8 Wade reported bis Colorado bill from the Committee nmrumofinr and & gentierown, put euch an xmm—nl' bear these facts in mind. They should ul=o be partict- | was simply 4 prosision looking to the future, and taking away That at that time the country was in the widst of war, and that | foliows : Y v e & e erathose wht had shown themaelves amworthy of it. | | 1w we are in the mislat of peace. | Kxyreasions of dissent on | Thet no officer of the United o the Republican sice.) the President, by sud with e Republican th1e:) were at that imo in (ho,midst of war, | bl be mamorathe except, e 05 e thunk (et of et war o the com wuiisy exists | Pretdo Awith o et to-dlay, ing, ns we do, with resident, that that war b2 -m;l.’.: r:w::l:..'i'fianmmc Gt o Ualted Sntes depived thov | o 38 ol where people of civil government, tl uld not rmf to it e reaident. ana Yice President of | (oo boaricen bo the Uni 'wd States until they sball ave been with the ¢ivil 2ov- | under whose ermment. Mr. HALE (Rep,, N. ¥.) said that without n‘;;:nl any | daties of the opinion a8 to the merit of (Le bill, be thought the wngn of the u;: {'w action nranh!'lrn;:v wllhm.?flu L""""a'm o 4 without o) rtuuit; ty exam! ‘members Ticenosion " Tt wae certainly an grayé n Hestion as ad exer | ¥ Wm. o of et other pemson 85 be engaged the attention of even this Congress, Whose time hag —-—-‘mu hecn occnpied with grave questions from its eommencemient. | (ug to the sppoin ‘The preeedent put by the Chinirman of the Juwliciory Commit- | been e B . comlivatbe. 0 waw nat satitiel with | futodame the a ntas it now stood. It did not necessarly follow | but hat what was within the sphicre of Congrces ot the 3-‘ ; to & ion was octnally raging was necessil a precedond or o Ry, a3 gt et m«r{ £3'ihe posit =.="",{ L e e Jate Tebel Staten. 1t eould nob be-denied that thiy were | St belvng s not now in n state of hello Aagrante. He conceded to Congress | siail bacoume. determine o certain extent where, how and | grounds, ..uh“:‘ ex shonil e estord. o, thel ropresentaion Sanpenduio U Sonie o .:? m:"’"' ‘) i 1 lege. He reinstate sl wribor, g o s MR [y That th rostion -m'::-fyufi of the severab oleo believed with equal sincerity that there way a limit to that ¥ power, and that it did not lie with Congress ander the eireum- o . power,an that i 4 not Ve with Congress wader e S | Y0 KTHVENG. (Rep Pa) offered the” fllowing aa a0 R e 93 oleloel daie apon it 48 will obtain from His Exeeliency, the Pretident o | J hat the stamps adbere to the cnvelopes. ap Territorios. AL 124 o'clock tho District Suflrage | PFCL Gl B Tmay bo permitted to 16 uwolested in By F to séo that the stampy & i Mt COWAN resumed the ooy to. Mr. Morrill o “The Post-Office Department bas received informa- | 6 T rlr s e e e I came up. The pending xotion wee that of Mr. | native State, where I am now tryiog t0 1wake a sibeistence for 3 ‘s ; uffrage, o P - wy ‘rfx'nn‘n wmuch impoveriehed by ewiat, by hlhn“ u.; {and | tion that the throngh mails via Memphi« and Charles- | 0 K roposed, was not of the natare of an ex-post facto #owan to strike out'the word * male.” 50 a8 to make | Y7 id iupiy es the Geverns cusmanding the Department. | ton Railroad, duo at Memphis, Teun., on the 26th of 1 iaw. 4be bill universsl 88 to sex &9 well o8 color. M. | Certain men, deserters from & North Carolina regiment, were | Novamber were burned in the ear near Corinth, Mr. WADE (Rep,, Ohlo) said ho had not intended to take takenwith arms in heiy hands fighting gainet the colors amder 'ho accid «d by @ fearful eollision, an, becanse on the first day of the last.ses- which they had enlisted. ( Larges wer frafe; net them, | ) 'The accident was caused by a fear ul eollision, Tutroduced the original bill, to which the m involving the total destruction of the DAEKEEe €OF | comuittec hid mae several amendmants, which he supposed eontaining the mails, and the Lorrible death, by Imrnli suftic mi‘x" demonstrated m:o .;u what his views on !::.!o "-nh .es 2 ing of and | were, His views were not of any sudden wil o ited by nambere of | 1765 ‘fim b:lwmxe m:;;ter havin, c:l':\rkc of ’;:m aily | A aye veen of opinion hat the Hent to sote an o republican ¥ their old regimental comrades—they were found gulity and con. also the conductor, brakeman and others. 17 goverAment unggl to be limited »nru, eurn of discretion. He Be did not convince it. FLs eincerity in behalf of | demued to be hung. Tho sentences were ,..wd{u wo and | supposed to be lost which were destined.for Memphig, | Yould always beheve that it would be afo when the laws of the ¢ uffftage was doubted by Morrill and other they wero duly exeonted secording to the cuetom of war | were from New-York, 25th; Washington, 26th, or26th; | country had remitted over to tho ple their rights, whether they of the bill, but he repeatedly declared in like cuses. - My action was sanetioned by the then Confed- | g mond, 26th, and Chattancoga, 27th November. had tixed simply as .weofnl{ ty and competeney, to -uumfn ) 3 erate Government. 1f tho time bae net arrived for the Execu Vi Ties h . b ccived nt tho Navy Dej | their own affairs as the qualification for soffrage. He did If honest and earmest in his proposition. MT. | tive ciemency to be extended to wy cose. and which poiot T em ispatches have been received at the Navy PARL- | L leve any such rule was unsafo; ho imagined the unsafcty made & short speach in favor of the amendment, | not now pressing, 1 mercly wish sone tesirhtice et 1 wilnot | ment from Admiral Goldeborough, dated United States | «.x entirety on the othér side; for justin proportion as yoi tha gwund that women needed the ballot to :"."l‘,“““ . “d;.‘;‘m to kbep my "::lhr ':‘;"'""" ion, | steamer Shenandoab, Point De Galle, I-lu‘z;_l of C’t’-i Nt this mfnl:c‘;‘m you ereate in some way an ,m.rlmm or e B ORI | oo e T e e e os o v Noeping [ s Y. .y 290G, Watiog What, Tlo FLALC ke o of reput i sentnen When. ey fene the o aing | N wore all well. The Admiral was ‘pleased | [ b UECm A I( he halieved, an samo Penticroen the frequently arising contingency of bratal | up the war, which kas eided, in Wy bumble opizien, forever, o 1" g et - 'm..l’tulmg rv-tli(ln ut youwill | at the courtesies extended to him by the military and it to participate in the Government required iutellects of highest character, the greatest perspieacity of mind, the nds, Mr, Frelinghuysen delivered his maiden Appealing 10 you ns & soldier f :fi':b alllll u:lxfl n«i Ifimj‘:fi to the ‘;nh'lfigvn of all 'g{‘“‘\“m'* wy position, 1 sign myseld, with mn¥h estecm, your | oiv) authorities at Bombay, which place he left Oct. o ‘hoard bim %e opposed the 9 3w odiggs privash Gzonck B Piowaaz. | 19 % Pho Shenandosh was to leave for Caleutta, Nov. dost Sisgiptes from slabution aa fl':m‘"l;:‘l,' only wuelr e ot 1o the i | The following is Gen. Granve indorsement on’ this | 25, Iuformation bas also been reccived at the Navy | [TNILT Snow e . o of movernmamt could tment of the arrival of tho United States store | yot live. i beeause bo believed that all that ws cescutial ition the b P 2 lottor: o terday M. llnme‘ the 1658 | peu oty forwarded to Wi Fxcelleney, the President of [ oy ' toGiove % }“. % fully forwarded to Hin Mfly*:‘h-m hip Relief at the Cape of Good Hope on the mhg KL:\.;m»i.m'm“ a wellare of the mul"wmm ! #nthony expressed himsell warmly in favor of th anendmen t, and ninde an admirable speech oA it. | A regulaly orptnlzed courtwaitial wos assembled, cow of oflicers from North Caveling, ¢:eorgin nid Virginn M. Cowan followed in an arguwent remindivg the “ . listener very sirongly of Sergt. Busfuz, At i b e e e s hing Toantited I3 beiog per u?ruat and at times facetions, he amnsed the Scnate, weuntry for what he d the resenta- | (o United Sintes, with the roc 20 fi i Con oF the pesition-of the Sentte with regard to B N e b o Roptewber last, after & parsago frow Batavia of 38 | i) ovever. Who Ia it fhat Yo At cortain Staten s communitien shall not be represeyted, | Smeniment: ' - ¥ Gl oo 2 daye. protectad by (his repul government | inCongress, He therefure nrged’on the Ev-nll-'mnu who had | o h_n,'h:.:fi'fl“"‘“ -k oy bt 8 - "‘g. T, e re corion on It thIE. soorelpg, Dul. 10 || i swvediire babmdatuatt 1o 4 b A Ropresentatives from about filteen Lnse-ball club® | weak and the ignorant who have vo other m " of the District left to-day for New-York to attend the | their rights except through the ballot-box. ‘The argument for aristoerucies and mounrehies hud ever been that the people did Convention of the base-ball fraternity to be beld | S CCril il 0 take eare of any form of govermment. Aw i S take place for the offentcs charged sgalust G il - He charged that the mode in which tbe Senate m‘u“ R L . &nd been spoken of in this conuection was & disgrace | (8 N Cor our conntry, o jown their arms protecis th the term v toit. e apporting. 1t Tt 5-da¥ 16 | Sesste shal relars bt of flow it to be printed un oo a spectal order ot any early ‘oftice m O s ewd ot by b woukd them be fourd Jn. pROrL | the o, “‘“"’wt,yrji'w":b wuch - g e . He 40 American jonrnalism, Mnficm-d that luxa Senate | given by the # lnyh by uioia IR " L use_in the matter. | agninst pu nt for uets Jawful for any other el Dol fully kept pace with the Ho o e e O Thas 03 .10, aalgee there to-MOTTOW. Yo thie pending wendment he intended fo vote for it. He ot prepared 10 recod his vote on s fmportant n wcosdro, | mominee rejecied by the Sentle - B B Inbmdneed it ecanse tiin wight not be the beat | * Me. WILSON oswented 0 its portponement, andon Wy oo, | ofgs of Mg stenilatiy To-day, in reply to a question, Mi. Wilson said the reason the Senate did not K:n the bill Tast seseion was Because they were afraid they had pot strength enough 10 override the veto. The ‘newspapers assailed Dby Nr. Morrill bave never said more thau this. The President has not yet sent to the Sevate avy wuportant appointments for confinmation. The secret eommunieation transmitted to that body yesterday wierely covered a fow naval.promotions. i ¢ to agitatg the subject, but s to the right of w tiom the Ill was made o speciul order for Thursday next, and A . i e r’a‘l«fl"}f@ s .:.lz.l-b: :'h?.mm:' n:w“. fully '.‘ln:.um "1 ordered to be printed. & w wix months o elass of the meanest f war and when p that sulijeet, 1t would puzale any one to diaw the line of de- L Y rotie power SENATE, .. W astissras, Dec, i, 1666 1 | murtation fetwben (o female and the mae in thin respect whilo gy oy e g e 7, U o r o, Plelert 1 PETITION®. both were alike subject to the same law, ‘Ihe time is upproaci certain ‘of the aet of April &, 1,90, for wan, but in this case his Mr. WILSON (Rep., Mass,) presented titions for | ivg, seid Mr. Wade, when every female in the country will be | o pun ut of «-n.l:: eriwes oganst tho” United oo ased puy to Army Officers. Reterred 1o the Military tom- g <o oy o H X woueh a9 | 1t repenls so iich of the act ms provies that o person shall A oy g oy " i s w2 be prosecuted, tried or panished for treason, o other capital VTS e Ty said be didnot share wih other _:‘u",‘;":,’}lf’v‘,‘,’"' ‘,fl":':‘,‘;‘;,"‘;“:,::ffx,‘,mb;,’“""‘ i s ’ , Bk v withis o o e the -;.ufmn;;mm:uln which this -n:mllnrm “holl be committed, And it provides thut persons guilty of vo them. He could see 00 erument W 8 Wo- | (rougon or other offenss may at any. tiwe. be indicted, tried t woukd oot equally apyly o present & -y Ul (Rep, Ohio) explainel and advocated the tried and comvicted for men Unfon wen from North h - e THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS—S¥cosp SESSION, | tin Tho pan- al 5 What caanot well be rustained gh ood, cither to the fricnds of the 'kl'“:‘ orby fixing an ..ui,) + tho fatare. cun be sehu‘x’r;d : - ¥ bis trial now. 1t would ouly open up the gicstion W hether To-day was committee-day in the House, and nearly | o wot the Goserument did not Hisrepird it coutinet entered half the session was consumed in hearing Yeports | into to secure the from the chairmen of the committees, The most im- | Mareh 16, 16 ant_bills n(;?orud were two by Mr, Nelson, from Yesterday o Judiciary Conmuittee. The first was & bill de- wery nearly resul guished Southern gentlemen, It seems ahout noon, THE LAXD REPOST. fining the duties of the Clerk of the Hunse, and it 0 | E0tetay, Dr. Sidney of Missssippi, a wember of the ith 1 i n in the | ¥ , Dr. Sidney of Mississippi, e ; ~ ’ e e evemine, seiting forth that, | Southem Rdieal Republican Arsociation bere, while | A7, RAMEY (Hefu, Mini) mos il that 10,40 extra Jonot TORGAN (Rep., N Y.) presented o petition from the Underwriters of New. York, fer un appropriation o he wreek of the steawship Scothnd. Keferred 1o the urrender of an armed enciuy. Piaance Comtmiitée . & U, 8 Guaxr, Lieut-Gen. 718 COLQRADO BILL. ittle affair occurred hero which emae Mr. WADE (Rep.. Oio) from the Iting in & duel between two distin- | reported a bill for the admission of Colorad ccommendation. ittee on Territories with o favorable Mother ohjeetion hadl been marle ast had lbtm .Imfiawl by the |wnplf'llnl Shoke-8 unld Juin te e BARGER (Rep., Ohio) inquired whether (he: ), i muking fomale suffrage an meue s . e .‘;, ‘;’m,fi“q‘m e 'm"‘ lie (rial of parsons whose trial was now . » firage, when the time eame wi vote e report of the :._mm»nml..-_x of I'AI lic Lawla bo prited. | g B T Seainat this amendment ho only adhered to | o Gircag wfiawmfl‘.‘.‘fi?flfflmfi' 1798 16 the Uommitice on Istnoe. e of i Sthte an expressed at th poils nst Fail,contived | * 315 SPXTOING (Rep, Ohio) inquired whether the b im- ::-:"-'Q‘Jfl Nugs were taken, anilresulted ; Year, 18 Naysh, .:J'?..mm«'-’.'m‘..»q'?.';"?‘.f f' E, -« STEVENA o Conante. o Appeiriations, 761 i 1 Office. | ftating that he only intended 8 littlo pleasaury In his. XA tion of the Appointmients fo and Removals from remark to Dr. Bldniy. The affair nf‘ crrn'etl? 10 Jit| 1o Kvsey the s bovels o of Toere] opaiered The debate” was icipated in by Messrs. Steven X and Schenck, and ::’. tle excitement among the friends of the parties bere, Futhier 4ol and monotonons. Several amendments | A eowmittee from North Caroling, headed by Gov. were offered and ad . Mr. Stevens offered | Holden, has arrived bere, and was reccived by the THE EASCUTIVE OFF 10K, an amendment o the effect that a_pereon appointed | Soutbern Republicn Association last night at teir | Mn.h\"{flflxvllup'. K L) offered the following resolo- affice and rejected by thic Senate shall | T00ms 00 F-st. The mission of the committeo bere is | ‘5 B0 ,r:.‘:"';."tm‘.‘w‘n"'“m e o public - . Nmnlhfia‘] from holding office for the period of one o make suggestions to Congress tonching the restorais | wuquire what additioral legislation in oufersed foc Howed the pame of no person be placed on the roll of walking through the Capitol grounds, wae met by one the XLth Congress, as & member of said body. unless Judge Abel of the same State. Abel differs from Kid- oo THE TARUP ML . nother lasue, the State he represents shall hnve‘;;eenrepnn’cnml # | ney in politiés, and saluted bim with, * Here | Mr VESSENDEX (iep. Me) sald hot fhe Taril LR N (e, Siasn) waid o shouk o aguint 1 Pogeaag L tation e {ast. man, Uer tho gentomoics 0 e recent Congress.The nll was prosed to a | You &fe, You d-—n renegade Southerner.” Bid- elerred 1o the Yingae Commitise, nt brrdber. Taa pposed 0 roungeting the two utestons | st SEALDING. asked whether it el B b0 belan e | e e awto rofuata 1o’ sontiral Tl B8 a0 woe adopted by & yea aud uny vote of | ey withorit replying, immediately knocked down d ot et had dimie. 10 consider the bl e Aol - Thene e et oyon T, Guwan. 11 Mecal "' Ny sxed 3% hh“w""““.;‘;' Niniiiaion for | D¢ ineapable of hokdung any atheromics for a year. % 33 to 31, The second was Ml e Srovide for the | Abel. - Here the sceue ended nntil evening, when arly a day an practcabie. He moved thab | Coyan had read (e ppeechen of th ‘the past e e e e m.fil\'un-—uu«mnn&'& risk of beiog e n a 0 provide 1o - les of the bill be printed for the usé of the Seaate, T Poc munder cases in Obio, a State whose junsprodence bad been ik | b0ied in that way «counting of the Electoral vote in 1565, This was Abel sent & challenge to Siloey to meet him IS UL D0V Soprss OTERE MV B9 FEIN £ the u Bea t-rm,':m“l'\_-’ elld ;:‘fi' -‘rh:nrrh ..Tlfnm»':“..':r'l’."‘!; ‘“‘"{“""“’P cague. o - e ot e S ‘vecomujendsd in caucns, and provides that no | tle the matter by fighting o ducl, _Tho challengs ¥a3 THE KEGULAR MFETIXON OF CONGRISA, e care b (e e e eehiecaey 3 8. | poss o7 s, AL okt L et raalogy e a0 kuew Btevens was cowprpnb by tiou on the face of otes shall he received in the Electoral College in accepted, and Col. Fish of New-Orleans was selected | qpe House bill to fix the time for the meeting uf Congrem. | country If the womiety e asad B the right of suffrage. 1€ | Yot of limitation, and whether-d€ wero worth while 0 at- the —mb\:n yet Serkite might hot bim from represen in Conj t thi o ney’s second and the hygh mrapged 1o come ofl, | was iaken up, re twice, and referred 1o the Judiciary Ceme | Mr, Cowan would offer women's suffroge as an independent il nown 3 - u;..‘ ms;.mm mm R ‘d - i:: with :s’m. wn »ou‘s]uryIl d:l ') o n the ‘{'i‘r;{u ia l;c'j]e mitt r‘l - wncasure ho woull vote for it, but e was opposed to connee :.'.:P«‘xyn iy M.fl:-:‘:‘fl:{h '.'."'\'m If the m"fl" - i mocratio mie: expregaing a des ! . ay, on the - g [ — ) 3 o 4 for it, , 1o revive an wl 18 6 Wi frm his o debate the bill, it was the rgwinl ‘fmlar for | of the Potomac. To-day, However, friends nterfered, Mr. TR[‘H'I.):,'I 5 |n'¢?.‘|1'|‘y‘5.'fi.\;:i’rmor:< m’;‘-: resolution, '."I.':ZL'T.'Z"'" v:'l-“ :.fi'iflfimmm ot Wap.dend, any low that wught Lo revire: 1t Was an o2 o ""'“""‘." & x"(" ) Rt o g o Bl o oo s o | 1 U B 105 P 0 | AT g ity st ot b | S e e B 1 IS | S W s i o e it | S e Rt e i .. Willi i iat J 0 oy, : ounittee on Mil uirs wnd Mitie ba | tates of the Union. Before the 4t , this ; ; J > - IRy i e T2 | oo aatod b agei b b ‘expeaieney of S R s ol b U ni o B S Ve Mvegcoes in a1l he | ST ':::‘“‘fi:’:n._:fi! ot rid of or G Stherman. o b« the Reww | 5itoywill e clothed with the right of saffrage. 1 have not s | jng o go (o the, verge of A e ,.w e Y T W I rouchiig the carly (rouson ok thoso Who the n ‘F‘.’, &g STE! A.-iu-.-wnuu brew inall otber yespects, which of saviee. | doubt that e il be ia the ten R bel States. ‘wha sccepted posit| [ 3 ENDRICKS (Dem., T Ty vervlces ia nch voluuteer positi (Do, ) lulln Mr. Witson wh lion, - - oo the. ctions. " Rep. always looked upon bilis discontinued during the last sension, aiter .d."s.“\’.’f«'my‘ been r;:)-x h:: the .{:p— of nsecrtain. od the House | ing how we can convict men whom wo eannot couviet wnder 'SON said the reason wan that it was found there | (i laws wuder which the crime was committed with greot dis- ength enongh in the Senute 1o pass it over the Presi- | trogt 1 do not ve that it bacomes Uhis nation. £ do net and it was well known the President would | helieve that it bs safo for usto undertake to pass laws by whicl Since then the voice of the people had been men, howsver guilty, who could not bo ‘Williaws, Garfield, Hal Nr. W Judiciary be lustructed te comary Lo b o { the death or dissbility of Sut hosthag | e > i Ut ceevion of the Preide ‘e it year uness the disqualification should be removed by tion of the Southern States on & loyal basis, and to | sucreion SEELE TE e Conetation of - s we can punish b Mr. STE T rute of two.thirds of theSenate. - 1t wasvoteddown | represent. the nceds of the loyal people, their present | Lows wid fo eport by resscd, and wad WU WMMTOMNL L ressenar] T e e menin ppe e ported il o eunly decencis in for By I8 yeas to 132 The amendment wag the | condition, &e. Gov. Hamilton returned bere to-day COMPENSATION FOIL *LAVE-OWNERA. why the right of sulfrage had never been generally extended to serv) the Government foz the 3 -8 Fg6a (0AR BATS, g v . i | Ma FESSENDEN (Rep. Me) from the Vi Cob: Hwomensd s i g 1 = g of traitors, aud. sy that, the cenue 10y bo and shat 1 300 8% S mitce of the asd cause of o short spicy debate between Stevens and from New-York, after an absence of about two wecl W FERSENDES (Rep vom the Vinance Com. | women. 14 had not only mever born asked bt | Thiey ahall be tried by iror susnimonesl frous another bailiwick ! | X - Whae, y Fiule, the latter getting the laugh on the old war- | Itis much talked of here by high Government offi- | mitge, reyorted %5 me " il suspending the | Do believed it would be rejeeted by them. There was another | Tho Constitution and our laws provide very carelully that cs- Jsreieg paxt. Y Jag B Rt ity i i payfient of moneys fio T Y Jnpeusation t per. son why they should not be allowed to vote. 11 they partici- | pocially treason ‘are to be tried. i the pince where the SALARY INCREASKE—/ . borse. Thad, took the matter in bis usual good- | ¢lals of the necescity of having o cable line from | Joi, Clairuing the service cr labor of colored volunteers, of pated in T thes must be a part of the milita. -3t John: i tods Tnmalimtaiy ained M. STEVENS {ntroduced a joist od- B eed masier, bt wad determified on having the | the United. States to France direct. All our Qe | rafecd wem, kou for ofher parpowes, which proyides that the | Son read a portion of a leter from Jobn Adams, in which the D s the! meie et et | ditioial compensation fo ce: ’ feas aud nays afled on bis awendwent. The bill patches now to that Power have to gothrough the | tial report o the Commjstions ot ed for in the second | writer oppuues rmsle atul ives his Teasons 10 DS 0p- | buses. 0 Changs Thak i any of ta features, ol o in Wachington. Referred 10 b cill, in all ility, bo Iy Daring | hands of another goverument. Our Government does | otjou of the act entitlel ' An net meking approprial { poeition. ‘Those who favored the pending amaendmiant eontend: | Sunch lie. ot o kind of judicial murder that I bave | W} Jeans. ' will, in all probability, o-morrow. Daring b 3 ey civil expenses of the Government for Uhe yoar ending | ed that woman should have the right of sufirage for her owh | heon alws i o B i auro thesid the N the session ex-Speaker Grow apd ex-member and | 00 IMIENSS amount of correspondence by telegraph, 1, 1667, and for other purpose il be made through s supposcil that the Guty of | o the Hruih were §o. be ried e -“‘"u_.“m_' g ot miember elect from the Orange and Sultivan District, | 1t s stated that the four dispatches sent by Seward | tury of War to Congross. und no money shall be paid | pr el Nisbands and theis broth- | ot one of thew woukl ever be convieied. - Lshould never ot- N. Y., Col. Van Wyek, he fl { the house, | concerning Mexico and Surratt cost our Government 1 any claimant under the pro- | ers. Ladies had never complained that they had i flicient | gompt to try themgr treason. 1 should try them as belligerents MEXICO. > Y., Col. Van Wyck, ware on the floor of the house. | S5 ) v approved Feb. 4, 1964, entitled | protection. Some such complaints hod beers made by o few, but } unaer the laws e esi nadhe the lowe o6 WeB R e Several memorials were presented to- the House to- | ¥2001 . . 3 E W uct for earolling and eall | they were such ax were very properly denominated, atron N MEMBER—That is what you would do-if you were the . day, one from the West asking for the repeal of the ) United »-m-‘- 'lfn asurer Spinner to-day received a | ing ut 1 l,\i.i‘ al foces 1"““ for Slhae plp ", Av. | minded womes. dmhu were xious to participate in the | Ady it THE TERUANTEPEC RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH—THE, i ow. Yok siking T etder from o rebel agent in Europe, inclosing @ cer- | proved Mareh 3, 1653, until such report shall bo approved asd | eleetion hratls and pelities ut. My, STE 1 K hat 1 would do_wl - e tar, and one from New-York ssking ur the | el from o ebel pe, incloing 0 cer. | FineL b | e g 2 o i |y e A TR e | e e e r treason would be o failure, wit TION. °. : attempt 1ot t. The kind of men who | wonld ot dixeonrage the attempt ; but I mestion this to show | 5T TsLAGRAPR %0 TRE TRISUNE. to be deterred from it by | that [ aw fully sensible that nose of them, under eur present W ARHINGTOYN, Dec. 11,—The recent ccree by the Jnares what right had | Constitution and laws, can ever pe convis 4 and yet 1 would bay until be | rather lot evers man of them rufl unpunished for “ever, than | Government, declaring forfeited the graut to the Y willtia ¢ 1%, | luake o law by which they conld be pumished. 1 thik our | Compauy for o railroad and telograph dcsoss the Tsthmus tifieate of deposit of the Confederate Government of | THE DINTRICT SUFPEAGE BILL. | would not tend 1o ! y, which was the | Mr, JOHNSON said it wouid pending question | created such disturbances were i esence of ladles. ~ Aside from wll delic woman to vote, when the Hght was deni contraction of the National currency. Mr. Stevens, from the Committee on Appropria- tions, was instructed this momning to report & bill to | such Govern 3 ¥ gover deficiencies amounting to about two million | to the United States. Ge £400. He stated in bis letter that inasmuch 65 10 | 4y 1390, the wnfinished business of y vernment wasin existence, the money helonged | pistrict Suffrage bill, was taken up. . Spinner gave orders | wos upon M. Uowan's awendment to strike out the word ale” before persous. wnd & half of dollars. It coutains the appropriation | to-day to have it sold snd the proceeds turned over to ANTHONT (Rep., R J ek 5 iy 78 " 3 op. R 1) said e supposed Mr. ( was 21 years of age, although he was put futo th asked for by Secretary Seward of $250,000, to_enable the Treasury. | had oftered amendment by way of satire, but he My, WADE resumed the foor in wdvocacy of the umendment. | Government would endanger its future existence and its char. 3 nt right tht women had | H e of the nécensity of fpmale suffage to enable women to ¥ for Justice before the world. [ think that the British of Tchusutopee, and granting a like franchise to the Tran- for it, not because of any | exercise the franchi Mr. Lindsey, member of Parliament in England | ne of those who opposed our Government &0 | Ives by Shio enaetrie atlaws. scwal > (Rep., N. ). alluding to 8 ernment suffered more from the murder of Lord William | git Company, has attracted t attention here. On in- red it w right that could T+hoe it was in execntion of the sentence of & court, | g uiry it is nscertained that the facts are as follows: Lim to prosecute the cases now pending before the tribunals of England and France, growing out of the and oue A " . - Iate rebellion. Mr. Stevens will probably put the bill | fiercely in the late Rebellion, it a party i 4 #4E AW ...L‘:‘;‘ e the Itn of o won, that women voted i Jersey, Gnld, T <o of 40 teaitars, 1 think O its passage s soon as it is printed. pending in the Supreme Court, aud 1s represented by | &iffiece, i virtoe or mor n ve fow-Jorshy, fald o Tl here ny i vt 3 3 1y Tk | Iniese a grant waymade to Sloo and ks assoclates, "The House Military Committec to-day authorized a | counsel. - Tho suit involves sbout 100,000, It | be said’ th repr present. e | e R o it 38 e opwacs o et 10 bernd) candiions - p bill 10 be reported conferring upon the President | Se€ms, in 1654, the Opelonsus Railroad Com | Tuere e o, Tepres | did not want to vote. Stug out O | i 43 i 08 e e (ke workd.will view: piriiy | Jued s Ersievt Cstsuteey ae Ste A r'or to confer brevet rank on officers in the Regular | Louisiana_purchased eome 20,000 tuns of railr A28 beca well govers wen not paid. | O s et TaliTaes ooyt | s felo'de-ve, andl partly as o political offense, than to_stiempé L ks u-n‘;:'*fl“‘.:mfl o un rmy who have distinguished themselves in the-vol- | iron from Lindsey. He promised to deliver the iroh | i raived. England e | R O e oSt L e conaoet ot b | B e Daas L e e e Erssctione | DAY ANeriisdny e s greel S . unteer service, Under the present law no such aa- | at o certain date, but failed to do to. When it was | 0 furn Columbs with the m to discover | tween the o cases of women and negroes. | fonmms 1o be o bil o mak e fuite the Hi B o .| STONIE : Socchin it MOUS o SnUbA s bagion ich waa harity cxne. . Tho Commilteo aiso had under con. | delivered, he price of iro, had fullen coneitersly, | Nerea 3 womay oo vpon the e ot ol | 0 CUT L oy, et e il s et g, Thgs o wmany | e e oy the ot of AV 862, and s sideration the bounty question. The bill ¢ | and the Company refused to take it ndsey then - Ry v - | ¢ the consideration of Mr. Cowan's mmendment, on | engaged, not only in treason, but i rebeliion, that there must . g - Y ¥ q bill passed o pany B3 ay that & woman ¢ Lo e DOOLUTTLE (Rep, Wis), the Scnate ad | bo some quicting law, and thew ought to be, in my jadgment. fifl&?’n;;‘g””v{;"mmm% conmeuced, and | | forit. 1t does not w that every traitor cacapes Who is not = walrd - gy Mexican Government. ‘The work was never HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, | proseceted within three yeure from the time of esmmiti M KES | s inafiouil Piacfuis (humienmephi SRt a SIS CREDENTIALS OF A NORTH CAROLINA MEMBER. §s possibie to vuforco the remedy, It only runs from the time :f.fl‘""“?m‘lmgl“"&w S sy , nd yet that a woman was not fit to f Washington. The tune bad not yet it wi ;. the last session is not rogarded by the Committee as |#ucd for the difference in the price, alleging that it was the fault of the ('mnxum 's shippers in Liverpool. The case was decided in favor of Lindeey just about satisfactory to the soldiers or just in its prov g 1. women did not need Tt is proj , therefore, to frame a vew bill, with a y e view of remedying that crude and ill-considered the time the Rebellion commenced. The war pre- for this reason - B A BB ,- & . hedy, 4 xmeasure, which was burried through during the last | vented their getting the mount of damages, and tow | 1 vot@ugainst the Ameudment, avd for the Bill. Ne- '.l_',“;,“, L La Jesocuted the Srelogtia of, Alex~ | when ltds poasibic | ree it For fusiauce, Benjouin lo10 | ¢q Snarists throughout the Fruach jovasion. ‘The grant was Bours of the session. | The Compans bringup the cas on a Writ of error. | £roet had been coslaved wnd degraded, Juelligerce had boen | B itrictof Sorth Caroiua. from the VAIth Congres: | thmt while Denja ssas, tho tatuty | Srned sod centould by clisent of Loukigernns, ¢ denied them ;. women bad ot been ensl H’“.] n‘::; g v oain 3 X itice | A ation. would Ty lion fn the South was doubtless the cauo of the in eoumr The Chief, three members of the Council ard an | 7 it of their sex, but on the contr rous from the time “ work. interpreter of the Bbawnce Indians arriyed here | honored. Husbar e prosecuted, aud eis not prosecuted fifiwnfim&&-wy';fi%;: directing: An amendment was adopted at the last sedsion to ur ot during the contiuuanceof the warthe | geberO0 o e entborities 0 1h0; Tethmme. 40 t wives and sisters und brothers prot | | COMMITTHE VACANCY FILLED. [ | the Diplomatic Appropriation bill, striking out the R . e ropriation for paying the Minister to Lisbon, terday from Kansas, and bad an extended conference | wnd it was the pride and glory of Aericans to love wid howor The SPEAKER announced the sppointment of Mr. Tavlor Ity finul A that offen %wu inunde& as & rebuke to Mr. Harvey, who | ¥ith the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Wdav. | Searle oith b b to condider U ques. | (00 ‘ny o M3, el [i'n”-'\'.'."'v‘?-.\..’,'?i s 5 the time when peace Foclai 1| pemit fm "“"?.5"‘”‘".“..35' Ju-umn'lbl < held that_position. Mr. Harvey is still at his post, | ] ho following are the names of all except the - ".x"lf'l'.'..'»f'.nfllbfl."n"" by kg -lh':?‘;.f\nlf;h.?;:’: Fad nlmxlll:n\n. 0N CLAIMS. vy 1““""‘:“:“'1‘,‘ k s e T f.':."}ofl.'.':‘e lhntl.lllhrwl pdu_hr'm“ ty and did Tot ut the sex to which | ¢ On motion of Mr. DE the Committee on Sy g rm. The Company, iustead of adopting the suggestion oy | P8k > iurles, but they are of | of Junres, forthwith sent i to Maxoniae - oocupying the position, but draws no salary. The interpreter: Graham Rogers, Chief; ~ Matthew | who sought noto Committée on Foreign Relations of the Senate have King, Charles Tucker, and Charles Blue Jucket. | they belong, if i 1 they can b under consideration the -question of recommending Their objeet is to ascertain the intentions of the Gov- | which lu'u-n-lxdtrv‘l‘ quesnonable. 1t had m“vpfl“ion for Keeping up'said mission. Mr, | erument toward their people, having learued of the | B N Tt S o is anxious that the salary should be re- movement ou foot to make treaties wiggh all the In- | t of sufftnge. Those wo stored, and Mr. Harvey-allowed to remain. Mr. | dians in order to effect their removal out of the State | f politics o) Sumwner, who is Chairmain of the Committee, is un. | 10 the country west of the Chickasaws and south of allot bex derstood to be favorable to it. the Cherokees. It was not until the Shawnee dele- | e “When wonen pi g Bl Tt 18 ascertained that the members of the Senate |ation arrivéd here that they becdne aware that a | 1o fight bat it wonld be Finance Committee, and the Ways and Means Com- commission liad been appointed to visit and confer Mr mittee of the House are o evenly balanced upon the | With them ou their lands. They will probably return important question.of inflation snd coutraction that | 10 their homes, however, before the departure of the it is very doubtful as yet what will be proposed. in | Commission. They all speak our language fluently sither Committee, though there soems to Be Bit little | and are remarkably intelligent. The following is tho deubt but that Mr, McCalloch's recommendation will | letter of instructions from the Commissioner of Indian 3 nearly be concurred in. _In its present form, Mr. | Affairs Bogy to the Cflllllli'? oner ubove alluded to: | right of protection, which every m iatwell’s bill for the sale of Government gold does | , Ths wil "‘I tho lastletter will write o you before your | have. It had been said here that the inla mm to meet the approval.of the Committeo of '.;',rar‘;;;r“:‘v:':‘:: indiasa o whom you aro sen as '*,“;"'»':;"-';.i:x\' trict were the descendunts of proud and Lan | Claims was ud papers, when wary 10 do o fu its inyestigation o fon of peace oF war is y all the Committees for re yet to msation.] This e conquered bel- be dealt with an q ugiess. 1 say there s 1o pea Il in w belligerent coudition, in the power of the couqucrurs, ¢ Bd ot as criminals. 1 cag, erefure, sce 10 neces: - but if there were & for it, was applind to mensuiiie by £ e e object to nuy altorution of the luw s it now exists | ETobE and afier waiting sev e the » O B id enitie ihe Goversmant | GowFasy 18 SUpLT, Ia Rarfaasct of s EoeEE and el et meeting of | o'l SHCEEIe 1o treusn, K oatessed It could not couvies | Searee et L e whe hssvscumtipat er the law os it stood whon the crimo was | SUEE SR IRICOTT ehy of the Uni fiad Blates te intertremmd o e eom | Bufiee” President Juapes to revoke o decroe : fa whes Twas s | 596 the franchive. The Government has replied ) v kuows notking of snch decree having been irsued b - fi DUTIES OF THE CLERK. Mr. WILSON (Rep,, Town), from the Judiciary Commitiee W bill to regulate the dutics of the Clerk of the Houso ase n Hell upon presentatives, in preparing for the organization of the ‘“oldiers, | House. The first seetion provides that before th ne enough | the next Congress, and of " Williams then moved | of the next preceding House of R of suflrage the negro, con- | toll of the Represcutatives elected, Wwas necessury 10 thom, to enable thew | of all persons claiming seats s R ats ngninst it were mere | States that were represented in the w i that #0 long o o negro was & slave no | and of suck persons ouly, and wh his getting in a railroad car, coach, or regularly clected "in aceorda when he became_ free he was not to be aliowed espectively, or with the laws of the Un e hix argument solely ou the 1 section provides that in ease of o va white or Liack, sbould 3 4 uts of this Dis- | they ehall ¢ ity familiee o fils inabilit that reason he wanted this bill passed, 80 that all the deacend | section ma w committed. 1 should be - very glad dign punishment intlicted on althongh not capital punishicnt. I rea boy, and er forgotten t| down. 1 huve ue il sider that there was of that magnificent leade plaee thereon the s resentatives cleet from ples which he laid | b Gdent Juates, but ab all ovents that the dy punishment T do wot con- | LG the Gover £ of the Unieed fluum st atonement made by the execation All the doct un-ndm Rebellion, riekety Wi, the | 0l Ao ol m.xm“ Mth s ila I(u ‘.:lm o umpbeck, whoauly obeyel the oniers of ivesan gpivion ou thew. Ho reganis tho setian o gy J A uares us il and conclusive as to the rights of all to law, would never have bec vieted, that, o st v gt ient was_unswerable Che idea | TSt N0 S ek b Y ey the future ity or sixty thousund mes is to be atoned | P8 W“'m x:;"" respected s law, by the execntion of oiie of the keepers of the prisou, iustesd | PSR 1 HCEH ml—l u“.m o e hall t themselves ergent ve on th 1 s a violatle that the st a8 Ews Means, and it will therofore be amended | Mr. I W. Farneworth of Council Grove, o impri elure being eportd i the Hose f, indeed it i e- | P e, 1 s S " ; 1 anct ot thes beughiy tmbics ey huvt e ikt so vt To | ERERBIEON oy | e hia os eramment, 5 Sbeard ported at all. M'l'mu:w'wnx]m you at Kansas I(Juxl In the event e siould | that they were intelligent enough to distinguish right from | the prey Here the SPEAK ER interrupted, announciug that the mor- | POBF, under tho decree n.n-m.: ite “The Committee ou Investigation into the New- :.L“: ?.:‘L‘LT.J.“‘ p.:um;\: .‘1‘1‘1‘ m:‘p‘n:;n: ‘icru:n‘.lvamx m :”‘ n :l;.lv |..‘|.- :t:rl‘clllm:, and to know the friends from the | hfilr,,l"l .3 v' lnl(-:l:heh:;lmvlllur:‘_w ;leh(- ing hour had expired, aud that the bill should go over till to- ;mnlmufi" Mudm "fim q e H . y have Curl 0 ¢ i of the Goy nment. b and ERest e postponed au inted. e 3 Orlemss Riots has alieady summoned gix prominent ‘and until otherwise dirceted by you T will seud my lefers | © Mr. COWAN (Dem., Pa) hod not intended again to take R E o vondad. e prelous yuestion, and passed the | 2o AR SR T inges hich th Frecfet o e Ualied e SOLY, (o TIL) eeked touve o introduse'a bille| & 1a¥; declared ispeed and fovt Wil by but it hod been said he was not in ears Louislaniaus now hereto appear and give testimony. 1o Kunsas City. You will therefore, every few days, send a { floor on the subje 8134 1c'ot coli nd bullion LY the Sceretary of the | DEPLORABLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN SOUTHERN MEX- » he conld not be trusted with it for wom ‘mmittee ex) messenger to this point to get Jotters, and” you will keep an | in offering th This was correct g g . e Conmitoe expec 1ot Sonh by e ot of | PO, i, T 0L L | e e T etk | ot N Bresi w: v y 8 3 ou o list of the differeut tribes of Indians now in Eastern | chunged, if negroes were fo be eufranchised, be was in fuvor of | % WILSON (Kep,, lowa), from the same Committec, re T 2 100—FORCED LOANS--ORTEGA'S RELEASE. .= ¢ Eresident to-day sent . -message to the House | Kausas, with the populntion of each wnd tho extout of the | 4] - ; | 2 =l il é Mr. WASHBURNE (Rop, TL) eulled for its reading. New-0! Dee. 11.—Dates Ty to in ¥ 20 & resolution asking whether any applica. | Teservation of ench tribe. My olject ié now to imuke a tre Y11l further chnges, #0 s to ewbrace women lso. 1 white | ported a bill to prevent the ‘reccption and counting of illogal | “The bill was 1t direots the Seeretary of the Trensury, | 9q', i X A e " ”E’ 7 SpRHCR- | Sl al thes tribos, and gt thm ot of Ui v Lo make & treaty | men could not be intrusted with political power or the negra. | leotoral voles in the electian of President and Vice President. [ whenevor the nount of goid and siiver in' the Treasury ex. | o4 00T Southern Mexico in & dep) tien E. He who thought | eeeds 850,000,000, and when the iuterests of the Goverument re. | HoD. = NO imb-:nwhhmzn The preamble and resolution recites that the Rebellion which | o0, and wheth Uhe Luerens et 30 dags o hia | S8t uncertaiuty A been made to him for the pardon of me bt might go to are in constant conflict with the whites—to n new women were represented Pickett, who acted as a Major-General of the Rebel « - b e, e T s e L aIof Ty inanss ;‘d‘zmgue}r‘;{fl:mm:fl‘;; Il‘l:lm::l I “‘:u::d‘m | pr .unfi of nrlu, w;:m » Rigits Co ation, recently hetd, | was waged by & portion of the United States aguinst the proper Jeuire t effect wneh sale, of the wmount to be sold, nud at what | ity of the Juares to e seation, aad if s0 what Las been the action | Chickessws aud south of thc Ches e s Sod wace oud Ttital] ncts i the face. 116 | qutlorities of the Government thereof inthe wost virulent and | period, and shall receive sealod proposals for the purchase of burdensome loans on the r themon, ~ Among the documeuts inclosed mu-l“‘ ° Jm&hfi-“:‘-bmdbwlzn:'}guyh‘nu‘. heolute ,y the pust, but when the time came to make n step, jt | Fevoltiug form, but whose orgauized and allied forces had now | H0% 'P;""m"::m i Jn?- :{mm " “bfl.fi?fi&?x"&"fi.‘. luwldone umm-.l Atl:n o " T I necele-Gantind - JAol | e oo O e emioriod, o oo (el | £ B ot o W surprived 1ias | been overcoms, did in its revolutionary progress doprivo the | ecretary may rejeet all the bids, and also provided the amount B A B e e ket s Vo o dated July dast, who submits for the con- | dircotudto vieit wl the different tribes and consult thes B s s i 1o e, boator o 1 1popia of 1o seveeal yosticns.of:the Viied Cab oo | e sl dopool w0 pecett of m""'"?'?n — - T of 4he Secretary of -War ‘the state- | his sbjcct, and ascertaln their disponiion and determiuation, | showd be as radfeal as ny of thew. e did not Tntend to et P eresented. 1 Cougross as the Blates of Virginls, North | Fhobided taat Diddems sk deposts o pomcent of B b il sl g e - ment of & writer who was ly in the military ser- | (i se«sion of Co ole, subject should be fnally settled | the Juggernaut of progress run over lim. He had s waay Curolina, South Carolina, Georglo, Florida, Alabama, Missis: | “sr WASHBURNE (ML) sald that the tendeney of such SANDWICH ISLANDS, .~~~ vige, aud o d P th Caroli o mgress; and so that this may be doue within | reasons us Mr. Authony, and one more, for being in fa 4 A Ar. NE (1) sald that the ter 3 a 4 - Y while on duty in X arolina. was | this short time, you will direct the different tribes to send dele- | this bill, for he had o wife, whereas Mr. \““m" o .“:‘3 sippi, Arkansas, Louisiuna and Texas, of fjull civil government, bill ‘;;:lllll,b'\{n l" ‘the whole thing in the coutrol of the gold -~ —— N s 4 y . 2 - gamblers in Wallst. 3 and 8o disturbed their pdlitical rélations with the Union ax to | BYENEEASERSE 0 00t o the contrary it would take the THANKS OF THE KING FOR AMERICAN COURTESIES would mak with the inwestigetion then made | gates to this 6ity, to be here by the Iat of February, if possible. | owcr, He hoped, thercfore, that Mr. A 14 g A , 1l . Authony n of the charge preferred against fhe Kebel Pickett and | & 81\ B T e o | Sucoh basey 6 Wis e DAring axprdood i Qoubh o Wi o | dopetro,the of fho HEhL 1 ppest,}h the Congress of tho | mattor out of the hauds of the gold gamblers, and would stop | QUE! " eerity. |Langhter. his new porsonsge who appears | Uyited States fn the positions of Senators and Reprosentatives; | gumbling in gold. 1t would put it out of the power of the Y TrLRORAPN TRIBUNS. R BN qxl. * : othiers of haviug ma,"dered some 22 of our Prisoners | before the Senate otk of ¥ o vl s v e o, 2 by the 0t of February, to be atied before | . (e poltical stage to oppore the Jup P Bt g R g Dec. 11~ & o simested and put oa taial befare the Military Com- | $25 0 a8l (v deerns b b s tor w L ror S, e o e s e e D e e b oo power of the | Bo0 7 it i b coud Gpres i T e mar | Thiteher Comiy the Nurth » ) it g 3 e oA prernment; for w u will pro- oty the ohof Mrs. ¥ . G : "y United States ; that it w be improper for communit us | ket at ure. = States. s é mission en int the employés of tho Freed- | vid~ by druwiig en ogy & Fry at St Louis. 1 powsible, . | of thuf Iody. 1o woild appeal io D Gugoduring tho semson | o i'ea "o it ‘government, aad whose poliical sdations to | - M. KKANDACEE (Rep, Cont) Shicetctfe FOie 24, 1866, The P ond o, 9 7d § tad) men's Burean in- North (ywolina. The Secretary of | wowd'be well for youto come aloug with them; and it 4 I w e Mr, WASHBURNE (IlL.) objected to the reception of the War in a letter 10 the Presid, nt, dsted Dacember 30, aoihe well if thay sould all @ame togetber. To :u_ would | setts (Mr. Wilson) to express hic opiuion on shat subject, and | the Government of the Uuited States are too disturbed for par- | yyp b h‘.’,‘ll‘h .u-* ’»uh‘.“ 5 o e raskh ober 90 | thieyou wil appota day o scet 1 the iy of Toumoeomplit | lie flt naanred tha bo Woud be firm on tho skle of Luniaplly | ticipation in the election of Presklent and Vie-Presideut of the The SPEAKER stated that, as it required unanimous. con. | on l‘afl" P o e R s ad bosom of his - sent 10 intrgduce the bill. and as objection had been made, the b Aduira incloses a copy of a dispateh to i 5 his Excellency A. De Vi o eaps, taking iuto the action of the | 1 A " hem 40 be welect the most intelligent .- h ierel Brncums Const of o Datiods Wikes, In (oo St sl | & aatifle: T havedonisal 1 Fos wTiilishs o tms tonia | s e A ket 1o b e o) Unitod Sates, It therefore enactr that ustl the law SSLInK | RL OO0 e Milligan and otbers who bed bos.1 tried and copticted | ihe Pottowotforicsand (ragen. If you riguid ok have, you | roe 1 tha Masschusea Logioat sow ht they bad two e | power of tho United Stute sl havo decared tie seversl por o gl mmufl"l’h by a Military Commission, and th® doubts cast u Wil viak a0 iy of e oters s vudcan, o advive thesd to | §fr T the Massachuselts Legluature, be coull not Soubd hat | tious of the Uited States, heretofor ropregentod 1 Covgres os | ., SPRAKIE, pres o PR .;":;.",?..a. extended to her Majesty the the. Iudul:{hn of such tribunals, the Secretary N ";L‘lf','fl"‘g:n 2"1;’::7“‘]‘-):, g money for your | hoped, aito, that 1 otber freud trom Massachuvelts (M7, Sum- e Statesof Virgia. North Carolna, South Carolina, Georgis, | . tkag: uparts et Saoreta ot War s Xm' 5 AT b suthorized to pu the cow, 3¢ Tecommended | would WMI B T T hatiar 80 (he Guailty po0 charaster '_[rlml_ :::J):uuld \'n!ll ‘nfln rml flu; qmpmhh.n how l‘lrum-qe Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansa#t Louisiaua aud Texas, | Gieeral, in reference to _the case of G. E. Pickett, late Major- z ¥y the Judge- Adyocate-Geperal until th 9opinion of the | Jundin each veservatton, s stfo Coptie 17 do phaec s satoe on }ad come evee his domsesticglations idghier) Ho Foudavt: vestored o thetr pllieal reltions i the,Unids, they Suilnot Guuera n tho fioko) ara). bo 100 10 e of Ihpamsizon i | 7 (st e i et ;uwem “Court,_shonld - be formally promulgated, | it when the ety R 7 g betne divided oo | wawe remarks from Mr Gage fn_ relaflon lo M. Sun. bo entitied 10 epresentation fn the electeral sollogo for the | Fté i Jastuball aCr M hal LoD e st oo | DExvEs, Dec. leThere s greats over U 6 tnaguitude of the offensé alleged sgainSLEio o patton, they are wilor! gation, | Ner's greas speech of List Wiateh, tn which Mo wa cofpoliol { choice of President and Vies Presiant of tho e S, | o T O O afons tho. Lemination of the sossion, |- determination.of thaBepeblioan €origress: had overed thet My Sumier | and that no electornl all be received or gounted from uwanonnwn aud ordered printed. | rado, ¥ awes o ww GJ 1 NN Bk two from every” Jors “ln‘ every case | 1o pssent. flnflc - e tharized | juotes , and male representation, and 40t a | {hers cxcopl as eac reafter g 80 declaved vestorod to it Prof. Maynard has been [ ik o At | Sipr was s300 by TLRD EEGHHbImER againas oo Lyrany of s ek e L o iiad o reprosa REPOKT OF THE REGISTER OF THE TREASURY. * X 4 v 1 ' I gen withots guu“; tuem the dght of ny’n-gnLu-m. A RS to répreseutation | oy, SPEAKER presented o commusication irom the Sec- m"l’mhfl it g L e Ra T B TR T ettt g tied whothor his bl | T AIReE g e e our ondig Jugg | TBe dlans " M. AL b s, S U y 1 'x‘; ias 31 Aubyay wese ol | was MORY B T o e dtion was made of [tae of tha pri? mfi:fi.’r:’ndmng 0y olt js test the | you * will tell the agent Pyg such that there should he no reason to urisdiction of the tribunal to whom their tro¥l may | lo come on % bo_gowmiited, :Attorney-Gen. Stasbery, Duc. 6, | Xuisiteation S e 1666, informs the President that no action has Weon o & t“l‘pfl the question of pardon of Gev. Pickett, ne.¥ | fer ®ith him fioely o1 han his office any- fuforsmation of proccedings utti- Welend 10'via 16 thidd il aguisat Pickett, for ety to puisonsur, ox o) | ellome: opeast e Juwe of war, Auwsg he jupers 1l A dvied i Gaga e nce j o | e Laeta wifh it unmers B 1% - and they vord s e | Ma. WILBON ropliod in the ne intof | fenistontly 4 shasp Vil clows of e spwech Mr | - Mt FINCK e e iuif nmattor of grest | S8y maler: 3 { ol Bavine 1ol | Lonvan readl a Jetter M 1ot Mp. Susnn 5. Aathouy, tance i ase thot whould not be passed without div TR 601 DIERS' AND ( ATLORS' O] N m@g > “fi - Mr. INGERSOLE (Rop 1e) fom (e !Hfl#am phid on, W for ktenllns bar gold from the 5 1, 8V tten Tukt LV ar of female sufange. LF Bis addy N - - v Depan) would Vet o .l‘ s N1 SRDBO N el We ¥ould procesd 1o expluin the M aud | iy of Commbin sepested bnck the bl 0 wiwend the sk ju- | express ofice, bioke jail on Friday laat. o