The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1867, Page 1

e PRICE FOUR CENTS. NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, -JANUARY 8, 1867. yor. XX¢L...No 8,034! 3 e — s, / " h N. ing <heir capital, which can be done through the | she accepted the Amendment. Th i ill | for one, destred to suf extended all over | Mr. BINGHAM (Rep., 0.), In an excited manner inquired | Bingham e his influence among the Re) WASHINGTOX {38, hetr canial, which san, o done (hrongh (he | she aceopted. the Amentment. Tho delegation will | {5, Sh, Bl o0 BNeom i e iy in Ok | of tio Speaker how Ul rsoluton bad. gob before tho | Rt ot auiiconofdered whith SR S Tauve offered this resakution to-day, and pressed i#to | . Mr. Stevens has a bill ready declaring martial law | and other Biates. Ho noticed that the Democratio, party | Houee, . came in under! on 8 10 the resolution. - ) B VETO MESSAGE IN CONGRESS—TIIE TMPEACI: | y5ota, His bbject is to put to rest all the reports in | in all of the Southern States. of Ohio had favored the presentation of this munndta wfine{!&f“&!x‘:fi&:flt In the regular !r”&gb 'Ohio) asked the Speater whether " « OF TITE ARKANSAS LOYALISTS— | circulation that Congress intends to inerease the ‘ —— the people. Ho accepted the challenge, and hops K | ‘the that tho previous R aow I eave e eetireis s s Tesais MENT-MEMORIAL ! S e alitah oda Would be carried forward to tho accomplishment of the | Mr, BINGEAM cxpressed the hope pre ‘0 r- “m;‘",a VIEWS—THE ARREST OF SURRAYT— ‘n‘ nm_d;( “ff'\‘,i"'f;':."" Bankiug law one or two hund- XXXIXtn CONGRESS—SECOND SESSION. ""fi""“ & oo qu‘,;mfl ;{‘fl ':'r’{te be %mwm S Eplar fi%:a W o«mal:m.'. Y NT'S s . i ed million olkars., e i . COW. A . i -, Morrill, T, a ., Ohio) . Loan LyBoKS OF THE NEW-ORLEANS QOMMISSION—THE | " Soyator Marrill, Chiairman of the District of Colmm- BENATI ASHINGTOS, Jan. 7, 1867, | jo ,L'qlr‘l‘,o ol .‘.E.P:.':‘.ai’..‘“:.‘; ‘nflfifi;m 552'.‘,‘«. lo of this | to offer an Hnendinait t0 the resoluton, The main uuwmfivh‘heenordf- -‘fia‘fi“’" / W-YORK (COLLECTORSHIP—SINKING FGND FOR | bia Committee, has prepazed the bill which is to fol- % ARMY PAY. o Distriet had nothing to do with this question. If they had | = Mr. LOAN sald he would hear it read. (Olo) ma;“ of:‘m‘ mcvndderm tih:‘.“ m" o , el pmi—swixpiove. or sousa | low fho one giving the frauchiae fo all ersans with ALV RO ST i Y R SR R L S Ia e P hting: | araw tho’ "mk&'l;:'éfi"zmlsm-::x:‘nfi Pt gl i 2 e tho ote weve recunsidened ho would Move t6 sefes e out regard to color. It provides for the appointment N Cunien foss p aine orof Okio ! Was Shis & mere A Iution to the Jus Committee, ; CLADE AGES of three ('"“""i“‘i‘“"”‘“- who are fo have entire | 1O MUY “mmm‘:.{mn BILL. x""lmvklln Ji'."fi..'('";“ i’lx‘:f':m‘; ‘ifi.?:"tflfb"m c?l?: ii'mfi{i'u'fi"f?ufa'&?h?'u‘imhfiméfi3:‘}4"?.?;? mfifls‘fiwv omo'),nmemwm s " o0 ckarge of the City Government. Thie present Munici- | My, CHANDLER (Rep., Mich.) prosented a petition for | néhts1 He ontended thay hnd: and to deny them the | day. ' Mr. WENTWORTH made o stwilar Mating Wasc i Naex, Monday, Jan. 7, 1867, pul Government is to be abolished. the passage of the cariff bill thi passed the Houso last | rights of self-government, was to apply the ax to the Sfr. LOAN preferred to insist on the previous question. | that if any debate were allowed he wake & : 3yt KNCONA (Do, o] moved t ay thereslatons | speech bwell v o 1ay . Hubbal's moton ore- ceto camé to the Senate at 12:40 to- Special Committee on the New-Orleans Riots | sessic Ir. Morgan presented a similar petition, and | tree, of civil liberty. Mr. Cowan then dwelt at length The, soffr: 4 completed its 1abors in that city on Thursday noon | both were referred to the Finance Committec, A upon the effcet of Tan Dill, which he said would be to be- THE CURRENOY. get an antagonism between the two races, £ s vead and ovasidered very soon after. £ o L duy,and was read and ooas A Misagh | last, and adjourned to Washington, The members Y n b ¢ i Jivery in writing, it was | 3 ittee, wi cepti el Mr. MORGAN (Rep., N. Y.) presented a petition against Mr. WILLIAMS (Rep. id the anthor of this consly with its delivery ir | of the Comumittee, with the ception of Mr. Boyer the ot of ths Wetionas ousrency, ' Refersed $0 | Messoge, when hu('sbler: ;;;:l:: tho sthor of on the tabl On that motfon Mr, CHANLER (Dem., N. Y.) called for | consider on . O et namstona | oA B AL A Mr. WILSON (Rep., Towa) rising to a ques ly R o:,“the nmvml . Siray tan .. ™ bty e n e ot Form. ) Pennsylvanin, the Secretary, the Sergeant-at- i v Byimded 1o each Senator in pamphlet form. Ther gt : SN Sex - | the Finance Committee. ently allude v It he (Willlams) | asked the Speaker whether if the previons question were i Mr. Cowan wade a long | Arms, and the reporters, left fof home on Thursday | "5 WADE (i )..,u..) presented a_petition for an in- as nat :‘,.1‘.‘:1:.:‘.}:?.'.“:,3311'.'.,“.2’,:‘.‘.'.“3%’ wxllfu'n' n(nunlldlla) uv-u]nd:ll 1;}.;:1'} ot ‘bs ||b:mf:‘$¢ move to referthe “’f‘fii‘gr mm;" - 1 resolntion to the Judie! IO . KER—] ould ’?hasrmxx:n e, uefln.m would unless some gentle- | Mr, BINGHAM—L ‘want that nnderstood. ched Washing- | ereased duty on foreign wines. Referred to the Finance | for office, proclaitned himself in favor of committing the work of reconstruction to loyal men, black and white. 1n 1865 he wrote a dispatch to Gov. Sharkey, advoeat ing megro suftruge; ho ttrward satd as much to Mr. Stearn, 't Senator Henderson. In thig Messago he said 1o Yittle debate upon it. night. A portion of the com v A 5 AR v oA 1 of ompany ¢ o course of which he rambled over & | ton on this morning's train, Mossrs. Eliot and Shel- | Conmittee. different topics with his usnal talent | labarger will make a flying t to their families | Mr. SHERMAN (Rep, before returning here. They are, however, | Which was similarly re st expected bac 01 i om- THE NAVY REGISTER. 1 Pocted, mak L dbo B & T T Mr. ANTHONY (Rep. R., 1) reported from the Printing Was in favor of th gradual introduction of colored men “pory. pperch, in th o L many i & iNing The Globe and emptying the Senate. Mr. an shonld rise to debate the resolution in which case it | _The vote was faken and was announced as: Yoas, 905 %‘m; pverunderthoran T [HATaR 8o the motoo 30 Teconsider was laid on the 3 (Dem., . res inquire w] 1 s ofSausay cSanin G4 not AR DTSkt | s faok (hat hia W exaclly i tweAhlzd vote af- without de- | tracted some commwent among members privately. ing i Lo Ttk were examined, some of themn to the extent of | by the Legislaturo of that State to dicharged soldiers | Mr. WILLIAMS said they wero not at preseut, four hours each. Very many hospitalities from | 14 tl;":r families, Passed, and goes to the President. M. SAULSBURY said he thought it would be better for stood 20 to 10. Norton voted in the meg i . ittle, and Mr. Williams | 4 4 A e dobason, Mr. Morrill, Mr. Doolittle, and mittee was in session at New-Orleans from Sat- ’ s as frequently 3 ES & pegs Vg7t Committee i resolution for the printing of 1,000 copies of o pelitic: ement, sitry, The leadin tion to be sent to the Judiciary Commiti i speeches. Mr. Williams was frequently | urday, Dec. 22 to Thursday, Jan, 3 inclusive. Its | NI Rgister for 166 Adoptod, : gs B Utleal eloment, L0 s e advooating | bate, (Lausiter.) 4 Nayn bowvoves oy foor up 4. T follo voio dnrérrupted by Mr. Soulsbury, who had been cele- | sessions wote Leld every day; Sundays only excepted, SOLDIERS' MEDALS. negrg suftra e SPEAKER stated that that was not a parliamentary | in ’ : the battle of New-Orleans a day in advance, thos continning over the holidays. The Committee | Mr. RAMSAY (Rep., Minn,) frem the Committee on WA UL SITURY asked Mr. Wikliams how many negroes | question and that he would not tespond. o TEAY. s ing the baitle ot 2 Neries, Tl sat from 84 a. m. 1010 p. m. each day, with an inter- | Post Offices and Post Touds reported the House resoli- | there were in Oregon, Mr, HILL (Rep., Ind.) made the question of order that :"I-w- K‘-m. th-. -y uml created a little amusement fo vluim eries. The | mission of ene and a half hours for dinner, their i tion authorizing the Adjutant-General of West Virginia Mr. WILLIAMS said there were but very few of them, the resolution must under the joint resofution of Jast session ‘::]’."- Nevada), m.-" h'-_‘m ouz, S Cowau, Foster, Dixon, Doolittle, | ting thusaveraging 11 hours per ¢ About 176 to send throngh (he nimils, free of postage, wmedals voted | Mr. SAULSBURY asked If they. wero allowed to vote. | be referred without debute to the Committee on Recon- ‘k; {WM 'g’,".“, Toan, .'& struction as it concerued the reconstruetion of unrecon- 1 ' Driggs, . w, Draaont, ; structed States. The SPEAKER stated that he would examine the reso- Jution. After examinivg it, the ive, The Eekley,, MENTS UNDER THE APFROPRIATION BILLS. Mr. Willinms tg secure ru(lru‘(\' for those few negroes in i no excitement on the floor or in the galleries sorate bodies, companies, steamboats, railroads, f the » e > 4 4 o Mr. DEN (Rep., Me) ealled up the following | Lis own State before foreing it into a State like Delaware, ker sustained the 3 U, kes, sing the passage of the bill. The news that the | places of amusement, &e,, were generonsly proffered | pill: That the final report of the Commn B e prOVIACd | e e mebrs s o tiiird of the population; or 1 | point of order, Inasmuch as the thisd clause provided Farqubar, SeKeer %7.-.:-' ; veto had been sent in filled the galleries, but the | but politely declined in every instance, as the duties | for in the second scction of the Act of Congress eutitled | the Distriet of Columbla, where the number was equally Jor recontructing civil governments for the States ltely e Meltuer, % Thowey, Jr., of the Committee, if other réasons were lacking, were | “An Act making appropriation for sund & great. in rebellion, it mnst, threfore, go to the Reconsiruction cm'“‘..d Jioncuse bridge, . . WILLIAMS said the peoplo of the United States | Commitice, and had now kove fo that Committee. Tandieg 0.y for the year cnding June 30, 1967, Hayes, 1wl cmptied them before the final action Was | guoh aq to afford Do time for anenities, - Notimg has | the Governmen indiaus not taxed. The memonal will be | Jortow by Jud Y. | of thewr wive several days. extent of the I8t A bill was passed direeting the Commissioners ap- | trans .imllm. to the n-sulglnhlu- Committee’s deliber- "'l"l:fl‘, ‘"""I:v-"" .4 Prnr\lal' |.‘hlll;\(_2<',‘l:,fl a::‘:;f,lm“““ - :m- ||'|'n\(rx;;-'((hln bill, for the men who voted for it had 'h’l‘hnd«fln(nll w"fim;‘tlw'l‘sl‘vu snfl-hcflnn and relief to B i '5. twod ince to appraise the - | ations s i ) i Jon- | through th ary of War to Cor n v | been returned to Congress, ¢ members on the Republiean side. roomwall, Hton, 1" e to or three years sinee to appraise the num- | atious wnd the report will ot bo submited to Con | LI s et thenei, | 3 &AL 1Y kM. Williams it Do was ot a | 'MF, LOAN made the paint of orie. that ouly that Buclind, ity rors, and valne of slaves of "ayal men enlisted in the | B G O L erease of pay of clerks, | UPoR the sue or ot i wnder (o | memiver of the Constitutional Convention of Oregon, and | thon of his resolution lich referred to J«mnumgon Bow, o -2, o 4 (rees instel » Préét: ot e 0.0 » [ provisous of Sce it X . . oe Comm| m ction. 3 ) + 8 The( ununwumn:x of Agrienlture was directed 1 hoso whoin it prof u«m'nls;l nefit. It increases |_l forces, and for other 'nlr]uw p."n)lam,\ March 3, 1563, VILLIAMS said he was, and he @id_so vote; but | that the resolution could not be divided. Cook, Jenckt, Perha, ! o collect specimens of the cereal products of the | Pay20 per cent for one Year, expiring June 30, 1667; | untll noh report aliall be approved and conflmed by 25 struggle at the (e to make Oregona slve | Mr. LOAN agked leave to withdraw the third and | Guliom, Toliant Piker b States, and forward them to the Paris | it deducts all extra pay '!mg has been paid to the ('"p"m.‘l"fil\'un\:m- okd) heid G 4066 4900000 1 sowe such proyision had to be adopted to pre- | fourth elauses of this resolution. Iver, Kelioy, Price, J - | best clerks of the Treasury Department and to fe- ~ JOTINSON (Dem., MA.) sald that $200,000 or at result, Mr. WARD (Rep., N. Y.) objected, Do, Kelso, Kasdall wsition. A number of unimportant Lills and | male cler wd does not ?:ly to those who have "_’"'l';"l“"h"" o ¥ l: JINSON #aid he would state ina few words bis [ Mr. ASHLEY ( Itio) Inquired whether Mr. Loan had not Ay e tutions w nd referred. Two hours | entered the'civil service within the past 18 months, | JORS T O K . LR X Yk n to the bill. e discussed the right of Congress | a right to withdraw those clauses, b g e sl 7 2~ § bt g . and who are nearly all soldiers. As it is & compro- ation thereun such a measure. Bpeaking of the Message, ho swid |~ The SPEAKER—He has not, s a0 oMy, Moyt h spent ind ebraska bill, but, with- - ; not nterfere with conld haye been much better if the Presi- | My, BLATNE--Ts the resolution before the House at all ¥ Mol o it o Bearcatt et ibernel 4 54 O s o L N P IO e 1t siply re e e iatiug to the | The SPEAKER It 18 n06; I iy now before the Joint | Berero Bovhiaa, i RN o Tous et o e ot modrided taten-f, " Peomaant Bt Genstor wil-to st O dechttary of Wag. ¢ bl wia roud il gover, v s af bt f | seisk Commite o Beconprartlon | g ot pan- | SRS o 4 | Sntandas et paved the way for | feoduce o resolution ealling wpon the 1 1, and Kocs to tho House. Ielalatve poseer n this bil, whatever migit bo said of | | On the Btase, of MssEICRE AECR Sy Siv. Loans | Coopry Hahe (Otaes,” Pelp St ” < inform the Senate what steps, if any, have been ISITION. Mr. DOOLITTL there was not a Benator here | resolition, emitting the third and fourth clauses of it, | Dav Humphrey, h-g yrwopt and decisive action on the grave question of | tyken by him to punish- the violations of the Civil uced a Joint resolution | who would say tiat us # general rulo either the African, | and moved the previous question., H""‘ Rands $mpcachmeut. The floor showed an attendance of | Kaghts act, if any such have come to his notice. feulture to colloet and | the Tndlan oF the Chiieae were capabie of exercising the | - Mr, WASHBURNE (11l) mado’ the question of order | ELG Kikendsll, _ Ritter, s » 3 » bee jent > e Uihon Jo ile; with the Indians, Ch e SPEAKER o 2 * o sscenbug b fiu devileds AByd UMER A, bescRmapaRpatian sy LIH FECHIREE S ‘ekceptions who were capable. | lutfon was quite a different one. e AT Y # T s siuilar call of the Btates for bills l‘;;:‘l‘i'l“‘ 1‘11 HII A:«lxl;-l'l:u I‘l‘lll‘: {nll;lln I‘I‘I::‘l"lnlni'l-(;lll i - | negro suffrage had been in- Mr, ‘DA\’IH(WI’.N. Y.) moved to lay the resolution on | 3¢ the offiofal “2."."., Chanler ' lar ca k i ing vacal any of the o 8 dorsed in t s, or that it wies the fssue of the | the table, (firmati that o istake resolutions fo bo disposed of fwithont debate. || EAtions of their friends to Washingtou fo argue wid ke ‘:'x : ' e e o e it motion Mr. FINCK (Dem., 0) demanded. the | Affirmative and ag thatwes evidessly B p et e " 1 Was Tehél P nber frc advan vests. Col. Ladlow, the candidate of the Wil in the Yeas and Nays. n Missouri was reached a member from that | » straight out Demoerats is making & strong 4 The question v 2 n the bill—the question | The Yeas and Nays were ordered. e waa o manitestation of any kind on tho' anc ate opened the balljby presenting a preamble !| fight, and the contest seems to hav Towed down hiion wes assed .:'IllllAl::l"l:‘l;l':P ; be IT 1 the bill pass, the President’s objections not- i\lnha.kll: :.lh lxr;p.. O,El'wlfinmmllv !3 mnls s n“mw » esoluti daring | s e D 9 and Thurlo it THL N0 ¢ 10 wil K. wihether the motion to lay on the table be negatived, a saal resolation, declaring that Andrew Jolnson || mainly betwoen him, Col. Wood, and Tharlows Weed's | gy, gowAKD (Rep,, Mich, from the Cowmittee on the | O this the Yeas and Nays wero required by the Consti- | if tho previons question bo uot scconded the resolition “ollowing is (5o Voto in dstall of Mr. Adhley’s ad, in the language of the Constitution, been | 14, Franklin. Gen. Slocum is still a candi Railrond, reported back the report of the Sceretary | tation. e P reterred o the Committee on Judiclary. resolution. o Bk cht et L+ . ), is believed to have little strength, be the sole sup- anjcating in compliance with the resolution hae P T A K R~ Yes, unjess the resoltion give rise to | L s nn.M i ity ¢ e o8 and Juisdemeanors, by coup- |} porter of his own elaims. uformation touching the probable cost of Authony, Fosler, Kirkwood, Ross, debate, in whieh cage it will go over, under the rules. Ashley Defr Kel Qh. s ) recs, Ying with this 'declaratien fa ' resolution relating )! ‘A(lnx-llv-;ulmun{ 1«.nln Arkansas mll-u composed of Wlrond on the ro ite n‘..'.mm-.l In'l'l.)o Catieit, 1 . Mr. GARFIELD—Let us do that. 3 Awes, Delavo, l‘-::‘. a N > stg E o = 1 3 " Dell, James M. Johnson, and M, tevenuson, ar- ablround Company, with o boac-t ] My, WENTWORTH--Let us pass it to-day, Aruell, Dewing, m, < 8.8 statns of s aaEars Biates. ",l.r' Hill of I3 { rived here to-d. They represent the sentiments of | & recommc e report and accowpanying o 4 ';';';:;’““ The House proceeded to vote I‘r’{e\'enl and mg‘-ww Ay | Asbley (Nevads), Dixen, Kaykendall diana wade the point of order that as it referred 0 || 10,600 of the Union ien o papers be printed. Vogs, | How Wade, it on the fable. Pending thé wete, thePrivate - yd o gfl'é"‘ e (4 yecoustruction it should go to the Committee on that || clhiosen by the several Union e & BATETE 0N PARRNGER YH - Willey, a ' of the President appeared and announced a messagoiil | 5,0y Bek Long, " Starr, ) The 8 N i Sanizad the Mr. WILLIAMS (Rep., Orcpon) intr Y riting from the President of the United States. 'The in- . 2 A J subject. The Speaker 8o decided amid a murmur of | OEanizations throughout the o bearers of | yuatructing the Comnniiies i Cotmieree to inquire to | Cowss, M llendricks, Nemnith, et {raeted some attention, und elieited » smilo from | Herie, e e o SPmroval on the Democratic side of the House, While || &mcmotial to Congress, setting forth tho seutiuents | the expedfency of prabibitine pussengervessels from bo- | D Joknson Norton, several of the members, + | Beaman, Formter, - A, Thayet, pr 4 ¥ ot gt g} of their Constitution, and to endeavor to obtan such | mg sent to sea after they bave been in use & certain aum y Van Winkle—10. The motion wis negatived, 98 t0 163, 8o the Housé re- | Benjamin, McKee, n—mlfi point of order was being madg, Mr. Wentworth | action for the loyal people as the crisis demands. | ber of years. 1 WY Axe mor VTN fused to Iay It on the table. The following is the vote in | Bidwell, b , MeRuer, Trow| wxned to bis colleagne and cried ont, “Tet us pass it || After the preamble, the memerial asks that Congress | At the suggestion of Mr. EDMUNDS (Rep., Vi), an . -'4d) . detail: Bingham, Hardiog (1), Merear, ey Tiet ns pass it | may d e erommized Government of the | amendment cmpowering the Commitiee to s v Jenks, e L o o Biloe Hart, Miller, Yo S L] S Wyt AT it 1] ecli ho wnrecognized Government of the Cmpo 0 Com B Lo s e A Dougall, iddle, [ . d suy how.” By this tite there was u gathering of || GEE, SO0 U0 (R e Dreseut existing, abol- | %o and ‘papers was adopted, aud the resolution Was PR, rotein, - BTG e, N fi‘ 3 wembers around Mr. Ashley's desk on the left aisle, || ished, and of no effect. Scond: 'lo WO, - wa Bty N e (Hepabtioans o Roman; Damoctatelo Nallsh 0 oo | Bakdwin, Bromwell, Highy, Moulton, ¥ M)} ¥ fo > AR e f o PROPERTY 0] ) WOMEN. Bo the Vg receive wo-tird vote of the Ben- o] X i, s it was evident that the question was comingwp | fer upon the loyal people of this State and | My MORRIL b1 to protect | atore present, wae hamed, and goes 10 th Rerpen, ..'J"y,.':, fi’.x.,.. !‘;’i& Weiben ¢ trom that«quarter in a more tangible and earnest shape. "ul'}- ~I~!(Iu--( persond ub gy l‘)e deemed worthy, the | g » fglta of 3, and for other purpose, i st ENTS FROM T1 u Chanier, " Bosty L Beogen oo Wemwarth, o irin i . ¢ | Buthority to reprganize a ate govermment upon i | the District of uibia, which provides that the real r. FFSSENL introdu a bl supple to % ,' h - Al J The morning hour was fast expiring, 15 minutes o1y | j,q wiiich shall jusure to all its citizens the foll | and persouad propertyof iy female who 1 Slish $ho Treastry Departas ap- - Ciark (Kaossa), Hubbord (CL), ~Putteicen, Wilson (fus remaining. Missouri still had the floor for lu- | enjoyment of their rights and privileges granted by which slie shall own at the ti ), s fullows : (c::' ] Windoow- tious. Mr. Kelso on the instant took the resolutions | ti titution of the United States. Third: Th MEhasiles 1ol Comom X e Sty L e Callum, J offered by his colleague, erased the reconstruction | | "',m‘"""‘“';"“"k:,:\'l':;"fx”“”" tos “m!"h':t“'l",l Hection 2 makes the sune e o s I e tead ol was. & - portion, aud offered pure and simple the one declara- | of yrins, nutil such tine as the unrepresentcd Sta on fé¢ the demales now marviod, fou 3 pre pibic Treawnry of mover, cerfited by the Bereen i tory Tor impeachmient, Mr. Davis of the Syracuse | shall Live complied with the cos B T ] et in (e Siaes o corof e Trewmurs 10 T e wjon auguete dof ERmY Ny, Distzict moved to lay it on the table which was lost, | their adnussion. Fourth: To d n:i.nmi ” a7if hey Bad een sigued by ‘the Becretary of the e w ‘ ain 1v thi . i utional Tieavury bimse by Yeas, 40; Nays, 102. By this time the morning hour nt nugler of States Tressay Ml reston oF NERRARKA, Peen: R / expired, and the resolution went over 1ill next Mon- | wnd thercfore a part und parcel of the Constitution Mr. WADE eallod np the lllkhlr;nlmn ~|.rn-=t-. do Finek, bk S e oRe oty § - S Unite i o s % V¥ (Rep., Wis) took the floor and made a | R er, Qay. There was another excl uge of approving senti- | lr '].'," .ll.-:l.:n'.il pract “{ $% 2 2N (l,"" iy ,mv::"':,.,_’,': P favor of the bill, wiso in favor bf an | Bawel P ATE KESOLUTIONS. ments on the Democratic side. Many i the galleries | 1058 00 Feel 0 netion of eolo | it granthig the Aght of suffrage to the colored | Branduger The House then 0 busiuess on the Speakes’s | ht of Ke, tinction lar, | b Frce. Ve Pouding question Was upon an i Brows. table, and s follows : | makes hne thant the act shall take effect only upon the fui Senate joint on to extend ald and facilities to started o go; bat Mr. Ashley of Ohio arose in hie seat and, after an allusion | prescited in the Hous e delegation will citizens of the United States v-nsl'd in the survey of & route for a ship canal across the Isthmus of Darien, Re- ferred, after considerable debate, to Committce on Nay tinction i eivil an uts of Nebruska on tition that there shall 10 1 the inhabi to-a high question of privilege, r 1y nequired. Jon 9 ) main here to its sol mn purport, pre d a preamble, TeCiting | e resolution of i Senate | minors may recclve prescuts or endowie and the and that the legislature of said State Welker, ) charges against Andrew Johnson, and following it | ¢4 { 3 ssengers | Bame be held with bety Itaof the p % condition before the admissiou of the . Vi Ventwor Affairs, i ok, a e R & 10 authortzes married females to exect ! o Wit ™ e oint rosolution or relief of Charles Clark, United -l ion ¢ the Judieh g i h - ot anthorizes n od females to exee was disag g ! Cogi., Villia: enate joint resol for reljef of s Clark, B A e e w1y vousola, e acassl unseawor- | GCHON 11 s 81,000 worth of hotse . adjourne - Wileonlows, | States Marstad for the Distriet of Mane. Referred to Ju- guire if he had boes guilty of the acts charged. The o P e te Sl Tor. Paincb e, T | #ales under execition. Scctios Wilson, Penn., diciary Commitice. 1 ul n 05 s and paj to the value of $1,000 from HOUSE OF R | Windom—i04. Eenite joint resolution construing and giving effect to ! the joint resolution of July 1, 1564, for the relicf of the a question of privil Bpeaker ruled that it membars came from {he lobbies down the aisles into Bheirseats: the galleries became more compact than and passed. uttee will proceed 10 act on | gracted fo the subject at once. y Thie Wl There is 4 rumor that ry Stanton is about to | of Colum! taxes R s teferrod to the Commalttce on the Distrtet |y, «pRAKY ,‘“'["[“'”""1"' AT s rend, 1o call the States f State of Wisconsin; was referred to the Comwitiee on SPEAKER t red thie resolution went over, under the rul Claime, y. COMPENSATION TO LOYAL SLAVE OWNERS. tely after the bills aiid joiut reso- | . 3 . * surrendes Lis portfolio, beeause of lis non-agy ERIGHTS | o4 for 1} Joiut re: , wver; the gold speculators vibrated rapidly between | (I Proddent ir. his veto.of . the Diettiet Safe | Mr. CRESW Under @ ";:}.‘.l.:‘l';-“ re iutroduced and read X PCUTIVE COMMUNICATION. The Senate bill, suspendiog yuent of s the reporters’ gallery and the telogr | 1 «d to no trustworthy source, | the several Rep., i) hing post routes FAKER presented a message from the President, | from the Treasnry, as compeusation {0 persovs clamipg all present were full of excitement and anxie | ‘ | eve I"I"l”"'“ n P v the Post-Off wer to the House resolution of December 19, trans- | the seryices or labor of colored volunteers or drafted men, action of the caneus of Saturday night had impressed transuitted o the | conieli i) By Mr. RICE (Rap., Mal B e o il !x""'_{.,‘."') R S e N s S Aebite tho ill was passed by AT > s X x A1 t, in answer to a resol govermnent in the ludian 5 n.'gm’::x"h-?m::x‘»)"m"u;. Tiko tmosss "'?.ArJ'.'.'u"n-x..'ifi.g " T M;n'::::y:xmmoy 9 ::Ir:v:::u‘r‘l:::-:v\l::tltxl::l 12;1“::‘.:‘: 'l‘ltmh,ummb nt ‘;r | tion o ' (the arrest of Jolun 1. | e Rep., Malue)—To divide the west district | 10 the diacovery and arrest of Johu'If. Buratt. Laid on | 1The Senate's jolnt resolution !ufn'u\'l&n for_the Jongr g 3 pt at impeachwent. | Surratt. The e principally to proceedings p Py = oo I diehici 5 iy | the tabl tion of the cerval productions of the United States a¢ 1 . thatieveins b Yo | £ Arkansas into two judicial districts: T the Judiclury h It evidently had been forgotten that the cancus was | Jimivary to event. Among the papers s | ASHIEY'S CHARGES AND SPECTFICATIONS, Paris Exhibition, fu April next. After Establishing the r Ohio), rising and speaking with | ate, ou mation of Mr, SPAULDING, was ameided msul Winthrop, at Mali ce-hetween SHLIN (Rep. elibe corresponde tion, 1 : Mr. e es- | diug @ proviso, that no further aj tion of d: Mr. Speaker, I ride to o ques: | CRER BEDTD, that B0 TR P N required for thak t aud Quar oaly an informal one, and that nearly two-thirds of vernment of that Island. Mr, Wintlirop, | and the ( the Republican members of the Honse were abseut. | it uppears, on le s steamer Tripoli was To the Cowsittee on Military » to perform a painful duty, but v W 5 i 8 p & i Lak'tha Gove A0, & T fl..-l to he imperative, "du rpose, and as so umended svas passed by & vote of 81 Much curiosity was manifested as to what posi y e s I::(.::: Oregon) Introduced a bl to tep., Pa)~To grant relief to honor- bo postpened, d caunot, uln;,:‘: Yoo Nays. % g > s who bave lost thelr discharges. | pur part be louger neglected. Ih The SPEAKER presented resolutions of the Territorial would Lave devolved on an older smber of the House than myself. h-%ulamre of New-Mexico mgurdln&th_ Rio Grande ss 1 usked a number of gentle- Jand claims, They were referred to the Conuuittee on Bore jution Thich T tried to lntro. Public IAIMCMM-“X i’ g b the House rofused to suspend the ON CIGARS. Z il s, Conecloun that the Joyal peo- | - Mr. KETCHUM (Rep., N, ¥.) presented o fotition.f hands the proposition | Lieut. Higby wnd 70 others of Hu N. Y., flh#nhru modification of o tax on cigars, It was referred to the Committec on W and Means. Wit STEVENS'S RECONSTRUCTION BILL. Mr. STEVENS desired that lis Reconstruetion bill tion certain prominent Radical® members would take, and whether these who took sach conservative | N " uded in 6 au grounds in cauens wonld continue the same in the er 76, unles as iute open House. Ashley was the center of attraction, " w@hile the movements of Judges Bingham and Spauld- ing and other donbtful Radicals were closely watched, Spaulding soon set tovest the doubts about himself by | md places rred 4} holding the Courts o eral districts. person responsible for these crinies. Besid O O A TtV was 1o evidence to show that il d Mr. WADE (Rep.,0hio) offered the folio Joint reso as actually John H. ernor called | yution whick was referred to the Comittoe on Commeres the aid of the polic as, 1 s bnel) right of Columbin, 3 Judictary £ the country ¢ ‘et of the | which I aw aboul to submit, [ am determined that no ef- aptured at Fort | fort on my part shall be wanting. irs. Mr. ¥ K interrupted and asked the Bpeaker what perpetrated, so as to ud informed Mr. Winthrop | wie moving to Jay the resolution on the table. The House ) - ) - o s | that no such man was ou board the Tripoli, whicl | on the labe: s > : sstion bafo » by prompt vote of 5 Zeas to 105 N, refusod t0 | stopped at Maita fo coul, M. Withrop, tailing in | ans of wi e e | W e e oy mas alis on b sfale ik it e podiponed for week from (oot sating y.the motion on the table. Mr. Ashley hiercupon | his egram to our Consul-General at | on juid & THE S| KER—If the gentl Mr. ck) insists | that he had to leave the city for some days. ey i { S KK T role That the. Eontiaman (315, Aste | , Mr. SPALDING inquired Whiether 16 Was n order to ask teman where he was going, ed some amusement, 1t being noden i to look s follows: antinopl ley) wust state what his question of privilege ls, the .\l'r. FINCK ¢ . ’ The question ¢ 1t the Connnittee ou Public | Mr, ASHLEY (Ohio)—On my responsibility as a repre- | stood that Mr. Stevens was going to Hui i ot tiona of Fort Taayeuworth Mil- | sentafive i this Honse, in ity presence, and before the | After his chanees for the Pennsyleania Senat '3 4 s for the use of w pu ul; (o the | Amerd people, T charge Andrew Johnson, Vice-Presi- did not deign a reply tosthe guestion. o on Military Affairs. Also, constructing | dent, and acting President of the United States, with the Mr. STEVENS modified his substitute by Mdlvfi to the Bonnty Law of July 25, 1566 ; wferen, Son of high erimes and misdemeanors, dnd I pro- | fourth section a proviso that no persoit should be de- By Mr. PAINE (Rep., Wis)—T prived of the right to vote, or othe mm-rnneu-&‘? 1 provide for the publiea- | pose a resolution——- | tion of the Coast Survey. Referred to the Committee on | Mr. FINCK—I tis to another question of order, Ts that | Mfis of former conviction or punishisent for am Public Printhug, iV E ay.of Co States of 4 {; That the tructed b Tor suen additional depth in skl harbor improve Lt sn shall S8 il imen furaish 16 fet of Sater therein Immediately ordered the provious question, which | 3lexandria by tho wiyof Constantiuople, os foll was agreed t0 by a vote of 7 Yeas to 46 Nays. This | Tiipoll, now leaviny Maltu; drees Koman Zouave [ of Deat and o lusist on it. Educatio the Usited States be e he i e erime than for iusurrection, or treuson, or misj EA e Chair rules that it fsa question | treason. He gave as o reason for the proviso that be In tho XXVIIth Congross it was decided by m;;“"""}“""l N e ‘fimu-mb fr. co Everett of Vermont, that a Wwhere publio whipping at wi 1t was i question of privilege. rrl\-«l @ man of the right of voting, they wero condel ng and whipping every adult male negro, Heo was un officer ‘of the Freedmen’s Burean, that i every wdwle mule negro had thas been Tuesday, Janu top., Peun.)—To encourage commercs ilitating direet luportations. revenue, by repeal the Act of | resolution of fmpeach i WORTII (Rep., 1) ELDRIDGE—Is there not a special order before the ing to Habeas Corpus. Referred to formed, b ore 13 not. s | one County Tsend to the Clerk’s desk charges | Whibped. The bill was” postponed foll ary 15, THE CUKRENCY. Mr. HOOPER (Rep., Mass.) nsked leave to offer the et of the United States, of high orifues and g Rk Bl S AR o pesotution, and asked fwmediate action upon it o him with nsnrpation of power and violation | | Heoolved That it not sxpadient 1o increase the circulating sotes of d the appoluting | the Natioosl Basks bov I({ y (Rep., T11), to anthorize changes in the loeation of routes uud other alds to navigation on 1he southern coast of the United States. Referred to the Committes on Con AL), authorizing the transmis- pther public “ominit [ chu o th of Iuh,hi that Ilt'l lm‘n corruptly l" e st o to the Commit- | power. In that Lo has cortuptly used the pardoning | gl 5 ve ing cortain Hights T tht Wi eoprupily disposed of The pubiis “,“,,‘;:.'.o,,";‘,‘h‘:,..., o nce, Iy Uvited States. Tn thit e has corruptl L Paceire fram the Goslrmtler of the Ourtanart ill to regulate the ctions, and committed acts, and conspir Mr. THAYER (Rep., Penn) objected to such ry of the Treasury. sanuit aets whicl, fn contemplation of the | legisiation. That was ot tho Way to Pass measures #1 and Means. d misdemeauors.” There- | such uportauce. The resolution was uot reeeived., wkun), for the of THE TARIFF, 0 depredations, On motion of Mr, ASHLEY, the Committee on Ways and Also to extend Means was instrueted to of uto the e Military Roud, Re- pealing humedintely so ...!:?F.‘S'm T-dfim.I 1, . . 1864, as Tmposes 4 o u:—f of 10 per ccnt on lastings, Message | “ry Mr. 1 Of " NO, | sald of coln nnd i ‘ounmnittes on Wiys OCK (Rep., N wustadie vote showed a gain for the non-impeachment paity, | o Walters or Watson” The arrest was duly THE MAINE COLONY IN PALLATINE and made matters still more interesting, some think- al l_\lL::.n n, aud the prisoner was Mr. .\mx:nu.!,/u«,'l ie.) offered the following resolu- 4 > 2 oo iy d § 5 corvette Swat he ed to ing that by the time the final question was pondence shows the activity of Minister King there would not be a majority in its favor other diplomatic and conenlar agents of the Gov- Repuoblicans as Orth and Defrees of Indiana,and Davi, rest n(l th h-umu;- ia § : 8o ? « rour Consul at Alexandria in Bodge and Raywond of N. Y. ; Spaulding and Hubbell | 108 0 et ard sers Soss delogranyin of Ohio; Blaine of Maine, Kasson of Towa, Maynard | auswer to mine of the i il Enriediantiiaignl, vt S TR of Tennessee, and Alley . of Massachusetts, evening, the circuit of 12,000 miles having besn comn- | fAE 1858 0clock & Mot g E et Wit the Droat against ordering the main question. This was the | bieted i ten days notwithstanding the break {i’nim dent's objections P ssorprosbons? iy | Wire between Alexandria and Maita, which required | Tie Seniato took up a bill providing for the appotntment test vote and showed the positions-of doubtful eni- |y ypessage to go thither by steamer, und | of pension agents by the President, by and w b the ad Lers. After a good deal of squabbling about pe n{lrla,\n the prompt transmission thence to yon. L :1-:-||:r-|xllx;':|“lfi- . t . g P o 9% Yur Minister at Kome, a i 3 card, 1o ceretary of the Intevior of order, &c., the final vote was taken, and the reso- | Qur Minister af Roine, iy sing Mr. Seward, utider | PYp i the cousideration of fhis bil, the mornin tution was adapled by a vote of 100 Yeas to | gorn i aop Flll’""l"“fi“lH“llfl“‘("’llp" o Zost o | expired, and the Veto Message was read by the Secretary 3 Nays, Davis, Raymond, Hubbell, Spalding and | has been discharged from the Papal R s wifh ba/Ssuisd din the sooondl Pags.) Latham being the only Republicans voting in | request. 4 have paid him thie suu spec 3 Mr. ANTHONY (Rep., ted that the negative. _The Demoeratic side of the Depurtinent of State. Threats have been made against | the Message was before the Son stion was, Honss..contalicl bla . St. Marie by some of his comrades, and thinking | Shali the Bill pass, the ohjections of the President not one black sheep, Chauler | (hat his life was not allogether ‘safe, aud that | withstondinet = o the Mackerelville District voting aye. | ho might be wauted as a witness to iden- BAULEBURY (Dem., Del.) r Mr. Ashley, as will be seen by his resolation, makes ||i_\i tlnrrll(il, { put }mnb in charge gg‘(;uml.‘l.vrni?. nted aznd postponed till to-morrow. the charges of high cri e ot and be sailed in the Swatara on Friday last. ~His v f:" v g it crimee and misdemeanomagainst | great, desire soems to be to return o A RS | oML hoi the official condnct of Andrew Jobuson on his owu | in bringing Surrattto justic bave no reason to vesponsibility. He has had the watter under consid- | doubt his good faith, o question the truth of his for dutn ! to Con 1 to report to thi eration for a Jong period, and expresses himself as | * 5. ) M v e st and able i g ) ideut also sent a messago to the T ing and poft- iy Mr. som, while bn said o eloth sud other materials for boots and shoes, fully competent and o sustain his charges, He | inclosing a communication from the Secr |‘-":'1.||r:~."l‘l.|.: tional wore dompand ot folainted o everfisor, s A.‘;:‘“n i g s Rt g o g ereel. 484 | On mwtion of Mr, DEMING (Rep., Conn.), the nt wus requested to eommunicate all correéspor Do~ tween the State Departmnent and Messrs. Adaws, Minister to the Court of 3t. James; Dudley, Consul at Lis s intends going to work af onee to prepare charges and | State, who says it is not adyisablo at this_ tine to show proof. for them to the Judiciaty Committee. "whmp] vl\-ilh‘xhe Tequest, ‘-'finaiml innn-wllmiun of is Commi ronsis Y shindy at body, for a copy of all the correspondence on n,l (nll!lnlllwuzlnx.{sn’l. Wilson "f, !n\u. (,!m.ir- the subject of the joint occupancy u} the island man; Boatwell; Francis Thomas, Williams, Wood- | of S8an Juan by the United Btates and British ridge, Morris, Rogers, Cooke and Lawrenes, | authori of Ohio; Rogers is the only Democrat on the commit- Pelx':!x.x;lfl- "!!"“d“l" g : ee; al) the othes g d ylvania lr(‘n)_alull( all the others are Republicans, whose records | on Banking aud Currency, aufhor Arizona)—To amend the organio ou any act, o i P Vg aca which In_ contemplation of the Conetl high erimes sderaeanors requiring the interpos Lutiooal. powers of the Tonee; and. that the said ¢ en AL MATTERS, A et n.‘l ..w..-vlm Wl 'for persous and papers to adiniuister the custowary - )lhom-. Consul ut %""h"m" it, ries having been called for bills, | oaths to witnesss. other persous, rey g the compromise of ces 3 Joint resolution futeo’ | - Mr. ASHLEY (Olio) moved the previous question on |n-m|3'.-d in the lgf:mh‘rnurtn i hebalf of m“’m n.) the lioli- | the resolution. states against Frazer, Trenlholm & Co., alleged Senators ; l\llr SPAULDING moved to lay the resolution on the | the so-called Confederate Government. ablo, g e motion was negatived—Yeas, 3; Nays, 105, 68 fol- | 3. RANDALILL (Dem. Poun) tiraduced Honse bl fo he sald, to a few it that the popn- ssed ngninst the n repl , A not i it voice of the District had been ex Bill. A vote had been taken it w hut there was d by Repre: 1o legal ranction for it. The que not helong to the peopl District, The District belonged to the United States; and on all questions nvolving popular nuster-Ge to exwmine all papers and re show thein to We of the extreme Radical stripe, and | of the Treasury to issue on the credit of the Unite rights, the whole people of the country were interested. co pertaining to Postmusters, Post- " ¥ " i jeectlo y P b vi ] ! o P % disposed of the vegular husiness of the Hoiise was | be buued in any, yeur ot fo excoed 100000000, | tive boay here, " Th o strike- was thare n Toenl govers. | States fo rof tho moriug hour to the call of Nir, T thie Committee on Bauklug and Currency. - xesamed. Mr. Stevens ealled up his Enablingact, and | 10 be exchuuged“for the issnos of the National | ment here. The next objection he would notiee was, th ; e, Niclulean, wylor (Ten.), MURDERS OF UNIOF 80 3 : onked that it b - g ',-h" ",‘l‘n eact. and | hyiks, and for the purchase of such portiou of the | of the sapposcd antagontsm of the races which this BUL | My, McCLUKG, un & the call, Iuthodiced preambl Hobeh o Rl (P 'T;f-::b"”)' On motlon of Mr. WARHBURN, (gf!v Ind.) the Selocd thiat it be mado the special oder for to-morrow | National indebtedsin or bote oh portien of the | v ouid produce. He would suppose this Wik w Dopular | aud rexolutions, fustrneting the Comitteo.on Judiciary Bl s ST Committee appointed to investigito the Murder of week, s e had (o leave the cify to-morow. M. | AuFy to ¢atty out o true infent of ‘this act; bills | deiusion, and he did not expect to findl urged by the PR Yy i o A Yo e el L Huwphrer, - Rowenh. vyt Boldiers in South Carolins, was [structed to Kamson of Lows offered o Joint resolution declaratory | of the Nationul Bauks received in exchange for Excentive of the Governmett, lowing a»»inwumuunl(u loy Qwnors of cuiored volan- Kerr, ! " " into the facts connected with tho murder 1 the objoct af’ the socond rertion. of the Conatitiy. | Treasury Notes o bo cancaled, and tho certiticates | of ir,P LERMAN sald the messnge was siuplyla resume | eers.” Adpoted, Yeas, 107 ; Nag, 0. S 1A Do e Ry o il i Kol ol Aendieut, whliebing Slavery, to the etfi | of Nationa jndebtedness und Gonds to he purchased | (riteion e Jad (0 maks whs o the Preciies TR o0y RESOLUTIONS Ay Plants, Decemiber, 1864, at Augusta, 3u., while a prisoner of wa. inws providing for sclling percons convictod | at the market price, The Secretary of the Treasur. ek e Ty I e B Ll ter the cull offered the fol. | A, Price, L " me, nrw ey k - Treasury, | to the country, of the dangers of the nbuse of the Le B S N * Randall (K; Mr. MILLER (Rep., Pean.) lutroduced a dill el anel of wo effeet, [ comes qp 4o- | Altorney-General, Secretary of the Tnterior, Treas- | tive power. %ia thonght this unnecessary. There moved the previous question : x::'. 1{...’.,’ wentary to the ity bill of the 28th July, 1868, Lt Bl 355 Rice (Me.), | wice uhd reterred to the Committee on Comserce. SERVITUDE Af FUNISHMENT FOR CRIME, Smovrow for debute. The House soon afterward ad- | urer of the United States, and Controller of the | beno dun ronlu»nud.'lm-uumuw Leglslature was b Le perpertne J’y’mkmmm o died J ! i " ), Mr. KASSON (Rep,, lows) asked leave to introduce a - wrmied. il P 1 ¥ "' Currency, are_to be the Commissioners of the Sink- | the reflection of the ot ot i lant CON- | Ll traitorh agslnst the 1fe of the uation, and of giving efect to the wiil | AN 3 awrenee (0 The statement whieh) » : . b s - ' 4 weut off Just night, North | ing Fund. The object and effect of this bill ia to | Sress had boen ratitied by the people, who were WhOVE | of the peapie oy i he polis d e : West. That Gen. Grans i oo the pabcagn of | i the National Debt in thirty-two years, with ap | COMress and tho Presiden€. ihe langiinge of the me i.-nn.flu'..u::;.."m e Apnmei e et 40000 votee, It b e Joht resolution decifiratory of the meaning of the 13th ri”l‘im:(illr'lll’l”v'r;m the Fraclise bill for this Dis- | appropria ghteen nullions o :'fln" for this a‘;fi‘i:fi ..nf.'?’.‘(?;" :u;: l:::-::‘tm u.:"lml T."" .‘".."::‘:',".ST”J' 'Li\“iflfl‘f “fm"fi' tu: islbndndise i O-M".m‘ o ~ n \ i ) ; - Vi ) teou P ’ aceowpliah the fallowlig ohjects: o ) Friday last when g 0 Gen, Grant was preseut | purposc. CTerting Lo Comerese s ho was i this. dochusent. 18 o | - Frst. The reschucest of tho ufficer wow exercang the metons claring that the tru intaut and weaning torest wae to y hee the 0 has b ceived L 1 probibit Slavery or inyoluntay sery! in ail t, but ot heing elled o 80 VA8 read in Cabi- | © Official information has been receiv ere that | had been, much of the bitterness of the lust cam- | Poitaiuiug fo the ufice of Preskdent of the United Ntates of Auieri forms, except iin the direct execntion of a sentenee fun , alled on o oxpress his Views in | 2he Governor-General of Cuba by deeree of the | patgn would = have =~ been avelded. = Mr. Sher Sad'bls removal Wom sald alise conviction, 1o due form of law, of ¢ ceording to ‘Which o o T of coniag ‘sl ot . 1 the | 50k of Decoaber, b selicved vessels uriiving ut | B (o seterrtd o ihe amental olgeetions of isdesieatorsuf which be'I¢ ety and ot Doaing & el . aation ot (be. ) bt then withont e, "N e Bave | 1ho poris of et llanl hon E et huck baving | ftn vas sy calion o the HELts o e Wi et e o e | Bt Homy sy by servitude: than, that of riansay | quarantine, the Spanish Consil g | 1nThe DL "'1¥ was n question which tie whites could not | Eeeesive Deparimes by | Broeal Tamediata control of the B S légacion calied tpon Lin, e (01 thom to zo home | reported fhat the cholers had utterly disappea dotermils for themesloes in Uile Distriot. The whites " law. 1o | from his district sinco the 2ist ofi Decomber, The | had no more Haht te i trinciis (oe ks than tho | Third: To yrovide effective mesns for Immediatel reconstructing | Hntys law, thi tl i m%mm‘:mmw!fim :‘d‘l;'fl;fl-:};t‘ Aopaslco oL Amndment iy s il or they Da done gt 1o pace u Bill giv- | oxemption from quarautine appears onl when the | blacks had to - | civil Governments in tidse States late hellion, ox e g Tenn ¢ 4 ';:'.’!‘:‘::d"‘;inlil‘:;";:;’lz‘ St r‘mu‘. Lo ufl«ln. u’:‘ |)f’hlnl Jear hn"lh e 'Deaith. and no case of ance 'g:fillllzn:g: Le Jfl'fi:.’.'f.:{":c hx:-“n;hsh?rl:l{lo o erng el 'fi:"::'.'a"l‘ i aivew | Lt Weniwarth rl’I'l:Eh:r vt LT i . p . - othass Grom (he | cholern has oceurred on the u¢ rendered it fiupossible to fix such u test. ) Cob, Hubbiand (Coun), Paioe, wi : | United States hali be held . ga-muu within the Tagt alx weeky. Weerétary Stanton urged upon the delegation from | He balleved this wan the time and pince for this experi tiaigrveation of Fedors) snborti 81 | Qs e ey 114 Wilamr, - | cuitip thebiaipciiabe shall e bl s hose sections of the l.,'u'f‘u which were lately | Collum, Jeuks, P . Windaw, 0 Ib%nande. Air, KASSON & ment. I it wulfid' :? shown hereufter that the negroes 4 sus, the acce] of onal el the paw Awendment, by the Legislature fifl"‘:‘.fi Dut he | phuseq, b0 o v.ermh‘:-:,go&muwlmwn in go Totalusurnas the rales, f oreak, in a State, it 6 resolut! bl tion in the | Mr. RINGHAM (Rep., O, rules wero ol ""g% of the g‘wjfib wehio- i do: uire ¢ it e 1t trom the o by Ay ) ffl.:mn.":-n-n ano per | weconding tha oL e fiwhm troduces snd s .é“ iy the first Kasson 10 . llr..lln?nr. from the Commitie king, hus prepared a vesolntion :n";:nyt.l'&: t‘::fl rhan come expediont to ine ae capital of the No- resol atonpedt i M | wn r would rog W o it Btate to take it from them. | Houso, ey Sty Sdom) sutal W iy e m%‘ér“"bfi““ o e | B FEh b vl | SR i Rl "'%,,",f.“',."""'m‘"?;wmm o8 3 i 8 Kl g by e duyow the viesgut Lanky by edye- | yiatcuent, tai Arkpngas Would nob be aduittod. if | sohool-hopses, sad puisliseipg lahory F Sulespris i i i " - s oo i y