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42 | LAY e “w XXVL...NO 8,040, T PSS S A R AL AR S B S RS R ST Y T T the Commissioners of Immizration, fn o P S | this point a good deal of confusion occn m being nltra Maximili rents 1 k nominecs had heen wonld be witling tolet him | hieh erimes and misdemeanors are. The resolution fs now mpliance with 1 good deal of confusion occarred | them being nltra Maximilian adherents and blockado | senimecs kad heen refected, e wowtd be wOEINE 0460 (R | (n Yor debate. 1 a member, in debating it, eharges | the et of July 4, 1864, Keferred o T aimlites o Ut ) T ASTHINGTON. WASIING Stevens, Blaine, Wilsan, Dames, and other prominent | runners during the Rebeltion. The ocenpation of | oed e O e bidunt wan an accommplice 16 the Asaxsination | merce, £ opponents of the bill attempting to fillibuster. A | Matam amere matter of form and had the ( ) snzgested to Mr, Hen- | of Abrabam Lincoln, that i certaiuly in order, both n(;u}vr ofim:?nfl:fl;;:‘f'calomhlhmmq. Referred to the viva voce vote on teconding the demand resulted | cousent of scohdo, Who miade no objections. and bl anendment for the present, | fhe Coustitution and un iles of the House, 8od for | Oomumitées on Xersiborien ' & 2g i Lt " § ” n lebate proc the ral merits of the tids reason. 1f It were not, then i in € ysas to 62 noes. This was the last vote avd it | #inco the City passed into his hands he has called | bill ARREh proceeli B WIRIERESTRE R | tie President with Treason, 1 ¢ | mentatives in eferenco o extra compueation voted b made the friends of the bill tremble. They did n. Sedgwick in the most fr various resolutions lust sesslon. Befureed to L g et PRICE FOUR CENTS. NEW-YORK, 'I‘U.ESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1867. e et —————— 8 PROCKEDIAGS—THE AFPOINTING POWER= . ; SURES—THE TARIFF BILL Mr. NENDRICKS complied with the ruggestion of Mr. | grovuds on which b charged im with Treazon, T It ATH = FINANCIAL MEAS- endly masner and | yueioiews Sere not in order, then if any vwwher charged the Presi- | (e ouAppeopriations. POSTAL TELEGR :li':m* MR COWAN X D MINISTER WO | imagine the thing to Dbo 8o close. | neked Gen. Sheridan to forgive his action ey HOWh ekdrum L i the third et it Bribery, he would net e allowed to state th THE TARIFY—PETITIONS. { b AL REVENUE—THE MEXICAN 0 agine i hing 3 ed Gen. Sheridan to ve 0. Mr. O nd the sec- | dent with Ty, e w it be allowed to state the —PF ARREA = BN Tllews were . demanded and the vote | Fhe Government income exclusively from Toternal | ¢ explia purticular grounds on which the charge was based, The | Mr. MORRIS presented 4 potition from, B, W, 7 All'\'—ulw).l.lu\!\).ul B b, % - - irst clauso of the third | eharge in the rexolution s not a spec ifie but a general | esq. and wany other J l"i Water, Livi QUESTION o stood 68 Yeas to €7 Nays in favor of seconding | Revenue sources, on Saturday the 12th inst. amonuted churge of bigh crimes and misdemeauors, in whicl it says | N. ¥, approvi 2 of the tariff bill agreed upon e T T TG onday, Jan, 16,1667, | the demand for the previous question. It was now | to $325,408 27, making o total of $175,471,184 90 Te- it he © ave power to fI) all yacan- | hie Is mapiiests Jua poteriously, guilty, The member, | Jolnt committes Of N0 o oy nianves = T SHINGTON, Monday, J 4 1867, 2 X ¢ 3 3 > I i, cex A 2 ourd, el o4 01 " c] 3 e Hlouse ¢! The Senatp proceedings were devoid of interest to- | auite late, and a motion was made to adjourn, celved since 1::, first of July, 1866, This lx;m;‘l W of weatly Tesignation, expiration. of l:-lrnll of 10 -;i‘--.-u, vnow lcllrllm'finu"x‘l‘nlnlguln';lVlll«- l"mrll-nto( rrki.. u.alwml,‘(knw 1&.'.lmmuuu- sn;flfilflml.:e o ¥ AT oo ic fed The passage il i 100,000, to be collected during the rest of this or other ful s, Ly granting commissions | the United States. That 18 certaluly not out of order. nto law; also a like petition sigued by al us occpied in the disens- | Which was carried. The paseage of L bl 4. d ‘f, ounde by 11 ALl bt e ot ot YuElr mext session there. | Me. HALE said e feared he had ot stated the point | visors of Yatos County ; uhio Iike petition by J. B. imate made by the jeient explicitness. Jiis point was that the Presi- | Shiellon, esq., and maty o it West Bloo Ous day. The morning honr Vill to change t now very donbtful. If Ashley, when he first in- fiscal year, to complete the e roduce ill, ¢ v it Hon. David A. Wells, Commissioner of Revenue, in od to 5 cents. An wmendment of Mr. Suw s | tioduced the Dill, could have pressed it to e y \ 3 : Possion Agente, A O agents of tho United | & vote. ‘it might have pasied; lut the more Lis report on the Gencral Revenue, recently trans- | o505l oved to umend the third scetion by 00 requiring officcrs & e alarics exceed | the Dillis debated the more friends it loscs. Tho | mitted to Cong 58 by the Secretary of the Treasury, | proposed to be stricken out by Mr. | ¥, thic follow- ates of all K vord *“White” i g Yoristitiats 1 somple b ing words: *orif 3 Joiniment 1 wih the id- :‘l){ll por aunum be sent to the Senate for con- word “White” in the State Constitution of Ne- |and $10100,00 fo completo tho estimate | GESSIT LY F KT il Lo made to any offico . wis voted down, though- it will braska is exeeedingly bjectionable to a number of | made by the Commissioncr of Internal Rev- | the tem of whieh skall expire during the sessiou of the | | The SEEA K- /a8 would be a good point of order In i iy aBlaaere s g i ” sl abua, B Y i g Benate Senate, whon teyiyg spevifie charges by the robably be offered sain with better success before the siacere and houest members of the Republican | eoue, 1. A. Rolline, in his laat official report. | PESG 1y rAMS spoke on the general merita of the bill, e b ctia. *But befort shargos are il P 1 of the bill. It was thonght that | Party, and they are determined to e consistent and | The low averago of daily receipts, shown by the | 11 did net belieye there gould be an bt os to either House, it {s of course within the provigee of a civil, ami polltical rights to all men., the final ¢ < g i e off - Dty ke no compromises, and it i evident from their | bocks of tho Intemal Revenue Bureau for many | fho conmstitationnilty of ts biflof, (o b ity for % | membar (o atate e woints of Ly eharge aealbe the | Eef mmittee on_Reconstruction. Alse, o tho Liouse yropo o 10 v, and tho galleries | action in debating the question to-day that thoy are days, is nomore than has been expe O oA O F Corus presnintivg i Gl ulso o Like petit v G, Atiold, esq., apd ‘im of Conous, Livingston Co., N. Y. : also n Enyder and pumerous others of n Co., N. Y.: also a like petition’ x”uud: any others of Wost Bloom- of New-York presented a_petition of 70 eghany and Cattaraugus Counties in the York, iu fayorof a constitutional amend- i areed b " Cited States conld be. put on trial ouly by a | tarlo, N, of inupeaement, and thut oua resolution | various ot rivg sinply as 1his did, {bat it wus the daty of the | like petition by D. Inihgnrate euch proceedings, but before that | Springwater, Liv i cliarges. coud not ve wade I debate | by b proigPoeey o mode of appointing positio n rtainly thinks It is, it i8 | fuvor of compeliing all National Banks 1o v ination i3 a high crime ,» s of Addison, New-York, the power of remoyal to the President waus presnmptive | and misdemcanor, as tho Chair i dectn evidence ot the framers of the Govermpent meant | certainly inorder undor the Constitution to eharge it in | eirculation in New-York City, and for other purposcs. m to e ent cle ¢ 3 . 3 v ¥ od el . dete iod there shall be yre excelugiol Lone- | branch of public revenue at this time in each year, Wwere thronzed with that over-worked class of citi- lotermined thero sh all Le yio more exclusion of thone- | brant e I : Farhp ANy ear |t Seny b el power in' express language. | debate. " Tlhe cliario i wide on th reeponyiliy of the | Referred to the Committee of Weys and Means. ; ens from noo till adjonrnment. They were disap- gro frow citizenshipor suffeage if they can preventit. | since the establishment of the present ta and | Ay primary or principal p ¢d to any depnrt- | e , and not on the responsibility of the House, The THE NEBEASKA BILL. 2 - » bill to declare foricited the | need occasion no dizconragement. We ment of tho Goverr ruling wiich the gitleandesires, would apply in the The bill for the adumission of Nebraskia ame up Rext i tion. The Benate Henate, where the specirie charges |presented by the | order, the i’lh‘ruoll Dbelng on Togersoll’s motion to il s the bill wasn't mentioned. Jill to rogulate the tenure of o was called up, iscusaed 1ill the hour of adjourn- @ent. The debate was not interesting, and elicited o pew points. 1t is manifest that the bill will pass substantially as it stands no It consists, as amended, of nine soctions. The first privileges growing out of declres a1l persons who may be appointed to office, | 10 Wit: the privilege of holding ot except Cabinet Miu entitled to hold | It i8 mnot an attenmpt to regu their offices until their st I have | to hold effice orthe elective franc ‘been appointed and qualified. The second but is only an acceptance by the v suthorizes the President to remove officers | voluntary abandonment of the right, avd is f amed for misconduct or crime during the recess of the Sen- | upon the lega! idea that one who has made war upon of the case to | the United States has th by voluntarily withd 10 the Committes on Territorics. House can alone b tried, refer the b « of Rebellion and for other | six months before us of the present fisc atroduced to-day, and rofe to the | with the present fluctuations which characte rize this metion. The bill is one | branch of public incoue, the excess over all the esti- declaring ruk accepting the forrciture and voluntary | mates may amount to $20,000,000 or even $0,000,000 abandonment by acts of Rebellion of two of the by the end of the year, Last year the excess over American citizenship, | the highest cstimate was at least £25,000,000; over the Towest, $15,000,000, dvising body to t ive pover. M dlist and_ other pointed, however, a'clock the At 1 0%k , 1il) withidrew the wotion, I dition inscrted in Mr. HALE—L ask the Speaker it the resolution bofore Mr, ING ERSOLL (Re the House is a resc lution of impeactiment of the President | - The debate o the subj ton, Madison and | of the United Stutes. the bill prov iding for impi in Nobraska was ) Court | The SPEAKER—1148 n resolution declaring it to be the dehated il the Closeof 11 i, 1t wan particls ving | imperative doty ngress 1o nnlwarhnn‘ President. | pated in by Mesars. BROOM. s Pa) nfl E, fderation, were sutficiently | A resolution affirmieg Cougressional duty opens up the | (Rep., Me) BINGHAM, (itep., (mh.{huAWD!. (Rep., Yt where there were | whole question, accordivg to the ruling of every gentle- | Mass) INGEESOLL, (Rep., il MORRILL, (Rdp., VE. VYL 0 1he contrary, the power of te- | man who s oceupled this ehair. 1 18 be the impora: | SHELLABARGER, ‘(ep., "Obio) TILL, - (Rep, ¥ - h 3 It G was ucldent to the power of fppointm tive duty of s 0 do %o, % Tember Las the right to | DRIGGS, (Rep., Mich.) and BANKS, (Kejr., Miss.) te the right | The latest advices from Europe state that Gover ), Mr. Willias sald noman could say th state why he thiaks so, and the Chair cannot restraly | The Howse sbonded the pioyions fuestion by a vote'of ment scourities of all kinds were coustantly advanes | no nec for this v this encronchme 68 to 07, and them, without coming to a vote on the bill, ing in price, and the demand for them Ssaiding of the «xeeutive upg rtment was T willmot take an appeal from the decision | adjourned at 4:40 i g, d sell men The statement, therefore, in two New-York morning ! patronnge of the "R—The rnulrl;:n'mm be gratificd 1.'1“‘? I u o ¥ papers, telegraphed from Washington, that they were | e jSint power of the Senate in appeal, so that 8 Duticr so importan s disasirous to the best ints A , and ot by his ruling only. about Leing returned on account of apprehensions | ment was granted to it for i wise purpose a8 @ personal favor. [No, u pred to go further than was atlowed by the purpos Committee an Recoust subjec Aecisions, whicl, Le though not dire eso0rs ! NOTHING IMPFORTANT DONE IN THE LEGISLATURE. ate, but requires him to send a Tepo : . " 2 % 1 1i s the Segate upon its next meeting. 1f the Senate himself, in so fur as the Government ean by law elect -dl'h;ulf'h"; m;ml{ln{'n(n of .:.-' 1; l:l:lvvf:;fh- ton 4 Bt o "M"'"h'r'"'; ,h.,,.,;.N,.,.?I Pl b b e o s : R L 1 & 11 i ” - T « one of * the | ment of e President is not to be re M. " CUTIVE SESSI0N AND ADJOURNVE 5 '8 decision satistactory so tir s . N ehall concar in the judgment of the President, the | to permit him to do_so, from being one of * the | FE -1 | oo (o the correspondents of | At the conelusion of Mr. Williauis' epecel, thie Senate et o ontimly different from my | ANSANY, N. Y., Jan. 14.—Both branches of the Asy tes, a a1 4 p.m., went iuto Lxecutive scesion, and soon after setice which should prevail. sembly held a mesting to-night, but the proceedings people and clectors of the several S » removedd. 1€ not, he shall be restored the | within the iucaning of the words of the EL=1he Chair would niuck prefer that in | oro ypimportant. There is so much talk abous the President | adjourned. s and responsible as this, the House officer shall b above alluded to by forthwith, Tl third section authorizes oy 3 President to fill vacaucics which may happen daring second section of the first article of the Constitution. to create public opinion against the HOUSE OF REPRESEN money used in $he late Republican éaucus that a the recess of the Senate by veason of death or resig- | The first section of the bill accepts such forfeitureso [ Repnblican party and the movement tow ard im- X BILLS AND RISOLUTIC Pa)—Ttis all right, 8in. (Laugh- | propinent member contenplates offering » resolntion aation, by gr 1g commissions which shull expire far as to permit no one guilty of volantary rebellion peachient, and was published at his instance and first business in orde rh;;‘ 1‘1‘(’”'{;”.. ,Tnd.), plying with the sug- | appointing a cominitiee to inguire juto the watter, he end of the next session of the Senate. If no | to vote for or Lold an office requiring a Constitu- | request. " “‘I“_", il the Speaker, appealed from Le decision ———— sointmont, by and with the adsice and consent of | tional oath of offico; ks from voting for or | Lar and other spiritnons. | 3 RETAYLOR e’ X it rosa Al WENTWORTS! (Rep 1L Moveita ey i an Sho THE STATE LEGISLATURE. ports of | Feetific the President of the United Ftate fured to order the Yeas and Nays; only nive votivg for STATE SENATE.... ALBANY, Jun. 1, 1567, BILLS NOTIC id proceedin, - furnishe Tolding the office of member in any Constitutional | liquor chutges, Written of priuted, to wd efficers who have sery entry in the United States, in consequence of sthe | geor comuis or vy, and have been honorably them. EVE! ME WENTWORTIT then withdres the motian, and Mr By Mr. LA BAU shall be made at the next session, wince, without any sal- | Couv the S of Rich- ition in any State, Territory, or District, or to the office . ary, fees or emolw maining sections pun- | vote for mitorial or Provisional off It is e of importers of the existence of a pa ookt £ e s, s THAYEK (Rep., Pa) renewed it moid Connty Supervisors relative to (he lighting of the ot meant to provide the machinery for the restora- | £raph in the Tariff bill, passed at the lasé session of | ©py HART (Bep., N. Y.)—A bill providing The nppewl was laid on the table—10, to 8. streets of Castleion with gas, G b e et froms Missourd contisued to read bisspeect | * Mr. FOLGER—Ty eonfirm the title of Janies T, Bozaont real estate, 4sh the pereon who, having been rejected by the Sen- I | tion of the Re ely following | and Daulel D. Lord grustees to cortal E to authorize Egward Caard to take and hold real ”u‘::i to its conelusion, The scntence jmm Congress, prokibiting the importation of spirituons | pa nent of hounty to fle rep that excepted by Mr. Hale was were kiiled or who died In the military service of the it to place el Stat ate, accepts an appointment to the office for Yie: Buildings s Grousids, L 10d)=To refstablish eivil el e was rejected after the adjurmnent of the Scnate. | those States and the reorganization in loyal ]lew in ages of a less capacity than | 'L o ooy whane {orms of eulistunt was less than | TN nied his purt of this agreeme e e Chartor of Lo Keventie Atsodistion Every removahappointment or employment, made hiad | Lands by makiog the provisiens of this Jaw applica- 3 gallons, R SR e e e, Ohlo}—Declaring the | fully 68 tho Rebels did thelrs ¥ New.York, g or exercised coutrary to the provisions of this act, | ble toand a part of wl gystem or restoration CXXINTH CONGRESS—SECOND SESsIoN forieiture of cortuin privileges of ‘citizenship for acts of | | MF !!.1‘5&.“.\'.':".':..“:!“‘.E"..{':fl'.‘;'."fi."‘.“:5..?."‘?1"5’! -"n':: “I'lyx)lr. Low—To amend the Charter of,the Germania 3 e 2 h : x £ XXXIX NG RESS—=SECOND SESSION. - - o woviding for the A - deliber g D A e Pres )i o Insurance pany. R and the making, signing, scaling, conntersigning, | 104, be adopted, and also to the present governm g - b llion I’I jted Btatch, o |r~'\}||"~t'f~'l”" yation of complicity in assassination and murder. 1 ask [ “Onmotion of Mr. LOW the following resolution w: et of any conmmiscion. conteary (o {lis act. is | therein, should no new governments be adopted. 1 i i i . | o L vl Cevtain cases; o o | HEE b L A AL L ke i | adoptid: Resalved ThAL (. trisece ad mavagers of or issuing of any commissi 'y SENATE... WASIINGTON, Jan. 14, 1867, | Judiclary Committee. o WA o & proper respect for the diguity of the Svinte Asylira ut Bibghazaptol DO s % 3 e S fodadivor Domi e by | W e scen, therefore, o - 8 ¢ o b v 2y M hLEY (R o) olnt resol acin, oter Y . ° . s declarcd tobe o high misdemeanor, punishable by | will be scen, therefore, th ¢ the provisions of the bill | sy revsaxsrm 1o Tax rmageen. ; DT B L BB, O O g o the d for the Character of the Government at. Lome 1o the Senate the Luinber 0f PETsoln BOW Sup- 910,000 fine or five years' imprisonment. The last | are of the highest importance. The 2d section permits i ““-um TREASTRY ADV 5 e i o iy e them (he snme power And come before he ':1".'é"‘..'r""‘\"&'e'}."b"‘":l"'\.'m:'fi nrhll lllulluenl at waid Asylum, n‘a"’u ] > who in “ - » Rebellioi P » (1 - | pensatic he. Capitol police ; to the Col pe cpp of evidente ol cli | supported there the Jast two years, the amoun| who in noother way aided the Rebellivn than ¥ e athon the Capltol police ; o the Committee ou 0 ETAV® & 00O founded. T Liuve waited, m":!lvfll o e Tos lass s earn, and @ection prohibits the pavment of money out of the | tho “Tregsury to or for any officer appoiate d contrary o | by being a soldier in the army below th rank of the pirovisions of this bill. socond lieutenant, to be readmitied to full citizenship Mr. Williams made a long speech on the bill to-day. | upon provingand taking oath, ** among other thing Mr. Johnson has the floor for to-morrow. The indi- hat, on and after March 4, 1865, he earnestly desired eations ave that it will be debated two or three days | the overthrow of the Rebellion, and that he was pre- Yonger. vented by foree from complying with Mr. Lincoln's The Honse proclamation of the sth of Decewber, 1863, The third Rebels to be readmitted to full tary of the I o calling for Pformati vt Ur “Wat, before the gentieman.2ook his scat, he | the number of persons said Asy i ean accommo House that e las sucll t particle The PRESIDENT annowneed that Senator Colling o Canal Comittee, and that Senato 1 point to | Moel ki mittees to which e rof this | Hoyt was at , that he A’«Uuurnwl. t i that he proposed to and in bis own good initiatory steps in_ this watter, nire futo it in the legal way, and e would | Sens , eXCOptng e pranted. FTITIONS AND MEMORIALS, 1o petition for the | fngion Hoiw W pending. Als petition | gu the District of Ce officers, w Py Mr. DELANO (B e tition 1o Teconsin L 1O whneh was reforned blish the first iy, Reforred ¥ NG SESSION. snenrrent resolution was received from the providing for the clection of United States Senatod s, , Olifo), ¢ > arted ont to-day promising to be very dull, but before the usnal moruing hour had expircd | Sectior ]"_‘""'-*f"l’ bt SUMN it the prool whicl wouid i firaicie y tho’ procéedings beeamo' excedingly - interesting | Citizenshipin five years. Tho fourth section specl- by Rl et o | o tactory to the gentlona, S on Weduesday, at 13 o'clock at toon, _Agroedto. % » i 5 " . ertai 8 2 S sponsible . . Com o - e ALE remarked that the members hud not a THE SENATORIAL ON. lmms‘mwmlluwmnm",h e ’:?u:f o T A \l\’lln n“u:"u“]:\ shind ‘hfi\"v;:: e ction 0u the Dhkts of IR wasve | Bt e Merepers of 154 L v Referred swered (he frthies pa bl ducstion. 2 | 5. ROBEETS, b il oas conseut, offered. the tole <ame up, and colleagne from Missouri made a | ' tewels, . are bventec e SR CanTsiittag o Bt sl ot kg e ey i The member decline 0 8¢ g 2 o e o i ferred to the Committes on Keconstruction Mitinn on Turritosion Mr. HALE wishied to wsk him " fcgalced, That on Tuesdas, Jan, 13, at. 1 o'etock m., By Mz NIBLACK Wis House will proceed 1o 1 Senator for the Cons al so ""'f;f‘_ The SPEAK ever being so readmitted to th forfeited rights, Mr. POLAND (Rep., VI) prosented s petition for in The House Post-Offite Committee have a special | ereared dutic e wool, vhich was refered to the Fi | of the Interond Rey meeting to-morrow for the purpose of coasidering Mr. | "ot f S L iy Washburne's propesition to construet telegraph lines | the Miu along the post routes, to b under the control of the | bt b R Postmaster-General. There areseveral pe Mem- Mr. HENDEICKS / Vers of Congress and othas, who deaire fo be heard | §ehrmakers fors ol e in favor of the e Postmastes-Gen Randall, who favors the movs cenmnlated alarge 1mass L here annou hindl expived, and thaut G resn) Ay 15 ON THE SUFFRAGE BILL AND IMPFACHMENT. Foveral members, Le Blond (Dem., Obio), Washhurn ) N HL), | ofoice. : | Adopted. D ) Coof the How, Tra Hars Apire ou the 4th day of ey as pix e i ealled ses Of the United State i, whose torm wvery foolish speech on the subjeet, eharging Pres Johnson with being in league with the assassinators of President Lineoln, aud as guiity of all sorts of horrible crimes. Féw there were ving any atten- tion to Lim until Hale of New-York inter- eupted him, and made the point of order that | his language was disgraceful and an insult to the country, unless he could positively prov red 10 the o Mirn offered the memorlal of | e for au apprepriation for the | sppl Biver. kufeind to the abrs, wend the 21st section the Nutioual forces. 118, Le time of the annual 5 Of Exclse, . sprovement of the Budson Ind.) presentcda memertal of in the node of i ) (Rep., P, Affir Distriet Buifrage bill, i T incorporate the © resolution of last Mondsy. 0l Goorn towi Canst.and. Boweragn Come ATFAIES IN TEXAR AND MISSISSTPPL h 2 - v K On motion of Mr. WASHEULNE (Rep, 1), the Seere- Ashley’s hwpeach- By Mr, JULLANL y mecting of i Mr. PAREIA (Rep., N. Y. presosted the others for s repenlaf tie iy Belonod to the Mihtary Ce LAME] what he saying. The Speaker overruled Hal''s : : s 1 b Wil to provide woie offectually guicting guint of order, And the speech continued for 3 | Of information from foreim governments whoro 18 P e ikt of Columbia. Heterved | GonY 0E M ar s e b b wffleers by et | drovens atud bl te i e Yok sed 4 coess ion for yen d in- s on e subjoe ' Lo were o the o e 1 . DA v . v L] Eodi? g e Suiuutes, no ono’ appavently paying sny attention | 1as been in'syocessfal aperstion for yoars, and ho in O e Asen Comn b4 oy e st MOt wmend the act regulat Texan, nd the Attor- | | BY M5 MULIECAVRIL o epeal the acts estbliaLing M. 2 ., ) W u ate the papers n hriate Asylom. ct of Columbln so - t ILLMAN=To (xtend the time for the cols Wis) preseuted o petition for recon- | jnethe elective tranckise in the { cquad 1ights Beforred o e [ asto disfranclise 1o person ou d slinet relerenee, TAN (Rep., Oitfo) presented the petit! By My MCINDOE (Rep, Wis) to amend the act grant of 1he Gover riuting offl Sz Tanls te 1o Ltk a militury voad to Like Reterred Buperior. Referred toth mittee on Public Lands. Ty ME HIGEY (Rep., Cal) 1o cstabli<h @ Mining - R | din the local Courts of nd his epinios thercon. o1 Litxe s i Connty. T AGTURE OF ARMS, ) r. WEED—To prevent fraudulent voting and RICE (Rl Towa), the Secretary of | bribery af eloctions, furnisis the B i BRIGGS-To imend s furii tends to lay it before the Committee. He believes it can be successfully carried out, so that it will be not only advantageous, but remuncrative to the Govern ment. A similar scheme is before the Senate Com mittee on Post-Offices and Postroads,and it is favored to what he was saying. As soon as he was disposed of, a demand for the regular count of sex. Bame order was made, and the House went to work and first showed its temper on the Currency question. Mn Wilson of JTowa, offered a resolution ouse witha list showing By rter of Athens village, « od by the taanufactory TCED, PN ; also the wumber of By Mr. CRANDELL=R lative to olorks of the Polk N woYork; reducti £ thelr numbers and mmq.'i feale gakss » 1 o srae. | by Gratz Tiown of Missouri and Senator Sherman of o N, H\ rred to the Committoe on Mines and Minl declaring as the sense of the House, that the Contrac ol Th y led d g DONNELLY (Ko M) to protest the right s nunufasetured in the moy dhould'not be greater than four | O \pe seoms to be a settled determivation on oited # bili to iy e h btk I ot Thesited ied at Springfield | and 2iving (e appointuwnt to the Police Coml cy should vot be greater than f. Tervitorics ttlers upon the public land; the United smiall rms pur- | sioners, verge in the tion of the Cv o for the ervetion of Peni millions per month, or forty- g the smount of land that 1w ol fdictict wpon Agriculteral Colle By 3. LOCKWOOD-To amehd the eharter of the part of Congress to inangurate some kind of a Auburu, Also to amend (he cliarter of the Aubitm Wate v ght mallions per h Iy o year, and at the sawe time resognizing the power of | BACM sindlawthe eonbrol.ofithe Goencacnts e o et Wi giving the Keerctary of the Interior the right to pre: ] She Secretary to supply the place of the compound- | The Ways and Means Committee have 11a PENTHONY (M€, Sert1 e Nt she ey er the interests of the land s Wk . To authorize the town of Johnatoviy slitenders. It 16 take up the Senate Tariff bill and Proceed with it L reported advers | trict and the i al we ftlers the vin demand It Refersod ) its n Public Lacds. ad, i to reguli ire thereor. dnterest notes with the simple le Betition of the New-En N fhg) tyb st R Relative 10 cortain privileges issued consideration at once, innsmuch as tho Senate has | Jeithon bl Som BT quired a two-third vote to suspend the rules to con- A » - - troyed by a swob’in Kun sider the resolution, but as this could not be obtained fl':'{l';""llm"l'"""' new l"’lllw‘ "“""“““"]"_“' "wl'"“ s, i g e Lt Ao S oo, during the year 167, which forty:c o of Newe-Xork to Thomas MeClellan, the matier was not directly voted on, There w which the House pussed last session. Itintends to | w0 cowan mom, i proscuted it chit eiihe Prescets kg | Lions oughit not to be exchisive of and in adait MURPT o obulish the Board of Super give it a thorough overhauling, and it will probubly | (e cartaflment of Bt b | ,':. s andd i ghing wells to the Commities | fompounid futerest notes talilug dus duriog tho curtent i i S —To suthorize the Syrucuse and Fay« car. Y esolved, That in Hew of suabsan siwount of compound a railroad on me d@e and be redeewed within f the four millions of cue- however, 4 majority of 30 in Luvor of suspending the rules. on hperts, Referred to the Colmittoe on Fis TOW A BATLROAD TAND GRANT. regulate the setfle )t o v Mhicers in certaln cascs. cad Cowpany esent rouic. be toward the last of the scssion before it finally 11 mstius rest notes as may ) L : S, sseb—if it passes at all. ik i e |1 Mr. Wilkon said he offered the resolution with a view . g 8 (Kep, lowy) Introduced a bl to fmprove . : st ok g Bt : The Committes on Banking and Currency had ut honds on the lne of the Me. | Refersed to the ot » il Meana, ¥ now authorized by law to be withdrawn trom cire Ty Me. HINSDALD—To umed the charter of the Secuy to give the country some idea of the views of the | o000 Gacr tion tg-day the proposition submitte ilromd Dy aiding in the coustruction of | HY M LANDALL sy records evers month, the Sccretuey of the Treasury omght | Fty Lite Isurauce gid Annuity Company. Al in relas House on this great question of national finances, |y i, et 1 provides for the transtor R e ... Relestod. 1o Ty O e e b toasd s e | 1ium fo pablic hulldays wid the watarity of commrcial fr. Randall to substitute Treasury notes for tl 1N e Lands alog By Mr. B Y paper. i inshick County, it (Rep., 113 Lunired of Mr. Wison VIZONS AND KESOLUTIONS, mmiitee on Publie t Ways and Means. Printing to having the de- WILSON replicd that ho did pot, because balf of daily, and to re« he mexston wik pusscd and no report had yet been made | port what measures are’ negssary to uccomplish such & ¢ the Comuiittee on this very uportant subject, He | reswlt, Referrod. bt there shoukd fon of the will of | By My, RICE—Directing the Etate Engineer avd Snr yor (o make a survey of the ¢ i Lake Canal from to somic politt on th ‘anal, und to make of the cxpense of ¢ i 1y locks of the <0, estimutes of t u er e tesolutions (o tiw Com- By Mr. WEE :— quire the Committee on Ways and Means having neglocted to make any report on the question. Mr. Morill es- sayed to speak for the Committee, but was cut off by the rales. Mr. Hooper then offered a resolution, de- elaring as the sense of the House that the National Baok currency should not be increased over three handred millions, but this failed to get in, owing to the absence of a two-thirds vote to suspend rules, The house evidently is in favor of allowing the finan- eial question to remain where it is, or want the report of the Ways and Means Committee. From curreney the House went to the negro, and a joint resolution repealing the law au- thorizing the appointing of commissions to asseas the priviiexe to he e wanb s 1 the XLt Congres duy i Deeotaber Lot ks, and to provide a lemption ; but came to no the subject at its next The Committee arve to give the matter careful consideration, and Will report their conclusion thereon to the House. The Congressional Committee to investigate the subject of the New-Orleans riots of last Summer will not be able to make its report for some time, yet, owing to the fact that its sessions have been trans- ferred to this city, where evidence is still being e daily received. The Committee, I addition | pdsvr aonding to its other duties, is charged with i l-nu;fi Al present svstem of N T sinking fund for their re Lt e, i conclusion. It will resum meeting, on Wednesda 3 wtin, 10 the eXTEDT rections o each vide of the 1, wnd for the pire- ddivg 1 the construction of said road from the intersection fn (') County, Towa, with the ning frem Bonx City 1 State line, » By Mr. BANAS (Kep Nuval Appropiation b tho prrchase of the ¥ wt Charlostow Vil Affalrs. TMEEACHVE be soi SEpr 1. ) remadRed that the Committee Ways and Means Toud been angivus for the Last fort- 1 (0 bring the matter np in some way, but it had no srtunity of reporting to the Ho House refused to suspeid (he rules—Yeas, 74 Nay ng available, upou the o1l Oneidin Lake Canal. Liid on table Mr. HOOPER | By Mr. HOYT—Resolced, 1f the Senate conciir, $hat we PProve of the action of the responsihle ity Covgzrens for thelr prompiiiess in passing the Districs spinion of the Houso It 13 not ex-+| of Columbia Suffrage bill over the President’s veto. Re- ount of the National Bank [ ferrcd. 1 mount of 500,000,000 By Mr. BRUCE—Resolred, 1t the Senate coueur, that i T The eall of States for bills being concluded, the next Iding and ren- 'd plan, the present Isdiess during the fomainder of the morning hour was 1 of States for resolutions, r which call the 1 Just Monday, by o Member from e wird by M, Kelso, came up, a8 follows : [hiat, for the purpose’ of securing the fruits of the vietorfes gained on the part of the Republie during the Jute war, wiged by Lebels and fraitors against the 16 of the vaition, and of 1vig effecg to the Wil of the ate clectio T within u‘u’u 1t was vefor ¢ not receives vules 5o s L0 eniblo i to offer | heartily nge the t notes for ol 1 g A recommending what legislation by Congress ¢ | people ax expressed at the polls durivg the valuo of slaves who belonged to Unionists | 5 5 qgnent is needed for Louisiana, for the pro- p A | B e e it aregnto, miore. than | B uuthorized by luw the present fusncral s of the country, arid tho tn the Sonth and who entered the Union salaties or 1 d by the ar hundred thonsand votes, it s the imperative duty of The Houre refused pspend Leavy N deit ineurred in the preservation of the ') ~o the resolution wa Uniot, renders it fudispe 1+ that u large rovenue derived from duties aud finport A that in the collec- ot such revenne he dutics skould b s adjusted as It o the | the XXXIX Corgress to tuke without delay such action tection of the Union people of the State. While [ fulaties o A kaist the o i, Naydog | ®% WL accomplish e following objects in session in New-Orleans, in nine 1 nights, | Benate. Mi. Lane s D wonld profer it as army. The disposal of these matters consmuned a now exercising great deal of time, the Democruts, with their 4 4 . (e The tinpenchment of 1he of( g -y . : the Committee examined 160 witnesses, inelud- . 3 Wy il Ry Py . e e Expenditures, offved, is i g ure the greatest possible protection to the produces miserable minority, doing nothing but wast- Mz SUMNER (i o g T Sauical B o0 i statiug that 1 Oakley of 1 aw watcrial and fo ull cassos of our merchants aud manufacturers. Referr By Mr. W. 8 CLARK—Resolved, That the Judiclary Committce he instructed to enguire whether, nuder the provisions of section 2, article 13 of the € ing the prominent men of the State, Dboth | beadopted, ws it was evenmone important than ¢ Tl bews Inal WL, h and high oturonsly it bim tion In due form, of the erim ifest]; 0 tng time in having the Yeas and Nays called on every trifling question. When these ques- % of which yund Union and Rebel. Fifty witnesses, furnished alf of the city anthorities in cted. Yo Wwan, Domocrats ndment of Mr. Sumner was L o5 follows, Mepublicanus b on bel tions wero scttled, Ashley called up his bill X vere A : 3 ; Jde AT e i wiully assumed. a4 “ » evidenc very ve A, COVel e A 3 artue i o | o was consumed in the most interesting debate of “ R i : I";" ¥ ;'_,'” l'll phes ’_'fi sl on o A R ARG within th Constitntion, and ordered Lo T port thercon at any early about 2,000 pages of foolscap, and will disclose & sti wi SO (1t withdrew the previous question day. Adopted. ) BILIS PASSED, the “seasion, which was indulged in by some of the . the vollection of taxeniv. the S danten oitha S0dET Biatme dt*Male 181 profounher depth than has heen supposed of the g : in order to allow the authior of the il to address the g v .u,.. E Mai eAs i T "t 4 Vaster, ) h 4 rom the Judiowy C nittee, extend the #ue fo off in @ short speech, ficreely opposing vn(_kodnru nnfl\nnlutlummtr“lu, anghter. Gen, f“\'.'".n : ae, Lt utbar df the bill thereupon: procéeded to read a | 1§ yited a Jofnt e snspending the operation of 1 of York, Livipgston County. the Bl Juige Bingham of Obio" followed | eird gave evideuce befors the Committco to-day. Frlughaeen, Sty Sy, ) renpon proceeded to read | G Secrion'af the Act bt e 20t of Phruary, gk, | o wiaend tie charter of Kow flydravtic Compay. in an abielegal argument against the Edmunds pro- | , 11¢ Committes on “Territories have instructed Mr, Howard, Poland, Van W swkle—2i. I suggeated that Tie was e N ey o “'3"" owners of colored ——— : : 2 " " | Ashley to report his amendment to the bill to re- THE TENURY. - ( o, 3 It wos passed by o vote of 107 Yeas to 35 Nuys, LOUISIANA, 3 viso, stating that if amounted to nothing and was R s o iit] (i mseen- | aaladshuth (b, order.and ;. THE CUKEENCY QUESTION. BYTRENGRAP TO THE TXINCS K Mr, CULLOM (Kep., 11L) movedd to suspend the rules to | ny. Government in North Carolina, as Pending the furth ajor-Gen, Mower, Ass establish a Civi on admission. of ‘ho Stats. Dawes of*Massachusetts | ° Substitute for Mr. Stevens's bill now befoge the B e e B e e of ofict,wes | s lissois followed Bingham, - speaking against the | 1OUSe: en notics hat | s withy @puipliliy bi the araarsiia bill. Judge Shellabarger of Obio, followed The President sent a large number of nominations b wonld ¢ ha T i o e did not :uulin u:-llnrlulh-\uln 1o Iy hie asked if s Dawes, iving as his opinion fthat the | to the Senate to-day, and among them was the nan N e I bt B o o RS e Tha s merk's doak Mnnndn'u“pm\"‘im ould’ e toatedl, 16 AAbe ‘State A1 Oar sttt Atigtite, 1106 Moty :,nfxl Lie \;m:u ‘I'l ‘\\‘lxvl:lt‘llqlu-“‘nl." biLE when that now nl:l‘n.‘l;‘:- ;ll‘llih‘llvl\l:u‘umlul was sent to the Clerk’s desk courts, but Congress had not the right to enforce it | removed. It appears that the appointment was i u ;,\m |-:['|‘{:.‘;l.-‘,:."‘l'.:".-ll')-.‘l::u T t-ll‘un- eubing the aea inatfon of !{‘lr. {IHEI‘IV'IA‘I Mr. Shellabarger was interrupted with questions from | Without his knowledge, and he has not determii owihe wamiest | B A Y W e a0 disbeted: by Bingham, Wilson of lowa, Stevens, and others. Dur- whethier he will accept or uot. It is a courtesy ordis sl with the advice and | Rebel hauds ¥ Reliel g made Andrew Ing Judge Shellabarg remarks the debate | Fily extended to Senators nominated to office by the @t s0 spirited, the Jegal arguments made | President that their appointment bo taken up and being of such an interesting character, that the confirmed at onee, but it is not known that the usage 1 with the advice m vu- | Jolin son President of the Unitcd States. The price which udge beca » cente e ility | Will be adhiered to in this case, thereto 1 Judgo became the center of most of the legal ability and during i tane all the powers and dutl Ovrraxs, Jan. 1 laener of the Freedmen's Bureau, hora - that persons making application to him 1uy Bl planters or others employing freedmen, tain trangportation foc thew from other State ) v o rexolution instructing tie Commit- e of Ways and Means to report a bill providing for the supply of all laws wiv ing anthority to the Seeretary of the Mreasury to withdraw any of the Sationnl Legal Teuder urrency from eirculation, except the Componid Inferest eTSON OF PETSOT r ; Notes which shall be fusided in the bonds of the United }“fi"",‘h: D taten “,‘:"gh“{}.‘f""""fll Trow him seeurs Btutes s they mature. A commercial newspaper which on the 1st inst, muu1 not valil He stated however, Lie would vote for the he wouid call up the Btk I Langng The House refusud to suspend the rules, aud the reso- y 4 jcihs Lionss, retimgl. fo g 3 forse of the political course of Goy. Wells has heer THE COOLIE TRADE, 1 . " ihe New-Orteans Tribume, edited by col s Masw,) offered the following preamble | g freedmen mahing contraets ?:’lfnl‘::“ ith nm or working ou share ; and wdviseg thew to work by the week only. laborers transported from China st | he wast Inabe )'u:« XI:n public, fidelity to 1 i n," Tick, Kknown as the Covlie Trade, of the United States us inhama CASUALTIES. e e A o fiied that another sentetice to the game {heen provouneed by the reader of the fr ternationyl law whi tirpated the Alrlr.m'nhl\l" tfil’lh'. that to permit the estab- ACCTDENT ON TIE NEW-JERSEY RATIROAD. wher from Missoutd denfed that e had proceed- ‘s K ficet um || e momber trom Missoutt devied thit be b poceed | iiment i its place of 8 modo of enslavi wen differng | Yesterday morning, ay the 7:30 o'clock train from state what hosup, had been » 1) the former in little else nmn'l‘h‘ employment of | palway, on the New-Jesey Railway, was runping fived it (it wiss Lhe very thing he de- 1 instend of forve to mako 18 victius captive; there- | hetween Elizabeth and Nowark, the couneetiug rod of the locomotive broke, t! doriug the en nmer vice- iin i folawhug 0 alose y for e prom tion was treuchiery to the + party of Treuson and Rebel of the House. Thero were Stevens of Pennsylvania, | 'l'l!e President to-day sent tothe Senate the nom- | (' (ifice shall be ¢ s such Hale of Xew-York, Wilson of Towa, Williams, Scho- | ination of John M. Murphy for Gov ¢ of Idaho. | may by law and dutles i 6eld 41 Thayer of Pennsylvania, Banks of Massa- | This man was once indicted by the Grand Jury of | i, 0 0 Bingham and Garfield of Ohio, and other Wasco County, Oregon, for malfeasance in office, and | (Dew., ml.i"mw‘ix (e okl " ) " £ | Oregon and FRELINGHUYSEN, (iRep., N. L) bers, noted ax able Iawyers, all of whom gathered | emigrated to Idaho, and was Recorder of Boise | SR o L o dustice oty on the mul Messrs. HENDRICKS, Mr. HALL vepl WILLTAME, VKLp ) e 1 iy " iesoleed, That 1t fa the duty of the Government to | uhio " "The Nosw-Hirin fye dtfect to the morad sentiment of e Nution through | Denina th ek . around Shellal i in- | C 1865-6. Previous to the el i . i er ¢ 3 ~ L Tt nggeaiclas, fOF the pi t proventing the fat that it was impossible to avoid a colliaeh, barger, and mapifested the deepest in- | County in 0 election in August | the ummlmn..l." power of the Benote, A the Preeh plLIta gaucian, S05 (he Bk ehdaphers 4, o n:“l‘n': ..5:::’.:‘ “"‘,“‘_Qv::.‘;':_":h:;;"'m; m]fl; truin Yoo Serest in the discussi i that Terri the county safe, whi. i had {reated the Eenate to a loug extract from Jus “Uhe SPRAKER remarked that the speech belng read ssion of the bill. When Shellabar- | last iu that y safe, which waa fu | bad treated e enste to s Lo extract S B0 | o o mbiacrit i had wot Uee take down by the rve | Coptmaodas, o Loy, i, nd the b trains procecded to Jersey City. ger had finished only fifteen mi i Murphy’ was broken open, and i - T, 2 n minutes remained of urphy’s possession, pen, and a consid- | (Frelinghinysen) would read the oplulon of the same [ porters. r w :!he time allotted for the debato on the bill. These | erable amount of money extracted. A portion of this pr;'ut {il;‘l-'l:'ll m \"\’f',’ ;»'1 Hn“ll:‘\‘ululhlt:vnmlkm, RIS ‘Mr.‘"‘A]l st ld ]n.‘u ”.a"‘..r.u‘ lr-m-n I .,rg.-m..} to a2 "“x.;}"‘;,:;::':-:iur::m,nm,‘ 4R L "mu":;xl:::x‘.nr: RNED TO DEA ftecn ites " . in Li ¢ i ' Mhio) 3 contemplated e o the effe " panl, ¢ BPE. ented Lxecntive « i winutes were given fo Gen, Baks who | money was found in Lis bed the next moruiug. Ho | pdtiing i sas woptittond. 1t shipi uplatect [ The dituct iow 1aut the now Preaident of the Unite o mmunications | &SN, Jan. k—In Waltham, on s-tnnh{.:um, \ Becretary of the Treasury, with u report of | Mrs. Forbes, wite of Dr. G F. Forbes, Tl s dum]tbelnnrehwithsbenn,.r...,g,. making an able subscquently left the Territory. the right of the Senate to a share in the : pointiug | BIATes Wuk n party 10 the as nation of Abralimn :x coli, and that he contracted o pay i Missour! said Lo wis ot under any © of the wunuseript than as follow From t t of the Wi entiv a4 2 : dati Powi s, as provided i the Constitution. The dpponents i i Ty i price | the Connuissioner of Iiternal Reyenné xelutive to the col | €oing down the ccllar stairs, breaking a lauf ::ee,h t: u attentive aud appreciativo audience. | Tho President to-day sent a commanication fo tho | of T e e a revotutionary. e F fug tbat naraselpation. il did pay e price | 4 o the Tht Distriet of Hiols, * Keforred o the | Which she was carrying in e hund, ikt 'B‘“_ s spoke in support of the Lill, and especially | Honse in reply to a resolution of that body, inclos- could sce nothing revolutionury i it He sgreed thet it | The reader of the manuseript submitted that, as Mr, | Cob miteo on Ways and Means, on firc, nud sbe was #v badly buried us to the Edmund§ amendment, laying down the broad | i * dry o jontio: tl 1 'whs one | +O8 unportant to wuard acainst the coutingency of [ Haloeoyld uot give the words excepted Lo, bis point of From the Beceetary of War, transmiitting the report of death. Wi } radical Pelncinle that © n the broad | ing sundry communications ; among them Was one | vacaucics in ofifee, but ho b lioved this bl didwo, 11 [ order fa ? . 'Invlerl""llllnltl-l-l eneral relative to the wieek of the BOILRR EXPLOSION—LOSS OF LIFVER. sad ¥ P at Congress possessed the | from Gen, Sheridan, dated New Oileans, December ?'x‘r Hendricks amendment wus adopted, Lo feared ot Tha £PEAKER—The ruling of the Chair v ill co %, otland off Baudy Iook, Referrod to the | Prrraperenia, Jan, 1.—A boiler iu J. Patton’ e President would contiuue to appoint men who lid "m.l‘ cuse. l':r;...r(‘-;.l:.l,:}n::!l!:: mx.l::- llnm"-.-‘l.xl witteo on Commerc steam plaster il expioded this ft almost ernoon, 40 from the President of the United States in v e budl y viom ¢, Arilie a mada: Tho Pretdent, e | A thgariing. . | Lo L iy J<inea DURY s B from office on fupeachment, for aud on conviction of 0 of Mexican tervitory by troops of the United | gyc “gorcinan of the establishment, wero .',.,‘" treason, bribery, or other Ligh erime and misdemeanor.” States, transmitting a veport fron the Secretary of State | juped.William hannon of New-York, who was treaom, brivery, o otlie Ligh ‘erimio and misdeneuon | LG L ST War. Heferped 13 o Cou | 1 tiho o tho sldewalk, wis Injured by Hying Sriths don o8 x::m,xmmu pl;”‘wr' to exact from o Btate, even |11, in whieh lie gives the result of Lis trip to the Rio | been rejected by the Benate, Of the 2,000 removals her admission, 8 local Government | Graude, saying the motives which influenced Gen. made by the President since Inst Summer not 100 bad yct of which . the Congress should b 5 3 . been reportod to the Senate. 1f the amendment of Mr., Hen- o i 4 e tho | Sedgwick in taking posscssion of Matamoros wero | dricks was adopted the President conld continne o with- Judge 0 its g in all respects | unknown to lim, but the alleged roason was the pro- hold their numes and renrlmlnt tem after {he adjourn- resident zepublican in form. From the tendency of the de- | teetion i ment. Iuseveral eases the ‘Uad reappointed men | peachment must be by the House of Ropresentatives, aud | witteo on Forelgn Affairs. ’ of American citizens and their property. Ge «d by the s - | Tunst be tried b, Tast the follow- 10es8aK0 from it FATAL LOCOMOTIVE FXPLOSION. Data the passago of tho Lill v exceedingly doubt. | Sedgwick, Gen. Sheridan thinks, was tmade o were | st of 8 e (This waa (g case K i raaer: | Ing remlution 1&"&:::‘#’&;‘3’&"3’33-m colleagus, | rlative to m'.:w&..mm'.&'mf:'.:r Uuited Btates |y anviiLe, Jan, 14,—A locomotive ful, and all seemed anxious to have a uote whe Banks | catsphw by the merchants of Matamoros, sonib of | fia G wm‘n”ma-& venue officers embm. )3 n-srl-:nun.u.: read the :ualm:un.:l-‘i, ::nnml:'d‘. ;:-;:eemury of Btate and accompanyiug Tacumonts. i'uma .n“l:n North-We nfi . " 2 b would ‘The resolution mukes a genes Liarge mes refereiice. j englueer ‘were Mo uuishod Lo wapved 1o REGYI9NS Qoo AL tbomn claliaiog Awerised silualin, R et 4 ) pan i (49 Beali S s SlalCTGRSE, VRPN PP OB TOSUSWTT YA 19 | From o Bocioiary of iafos Ganaamiios iue peversof |y o dele el