The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1867, Page 1

House and Senate, which are to meet epecially for SHINGTON. WAS IIING ( the purpose to-morrow and the day following. 28 IN THE HOUSE AMENDMENTS TO THE Mr. 8. B. Ruggles, United States Commissioner to TOR §F NATE;':'V"\!D COLORADO BILLS-DEBATE 1N Tig | Paris, is here urging additional legislation for show- e MR STEVENS'S RECONSTRUCTION BILL— | ing the resources of our country at the coming Expo- :l(l‘?:mxwu COMMITTEE AND RANDALL'S BILL—THE | gition. i INTERNAL RE E BILL—IMPEACHMENT—FERSONAL. | 1t having been decided to make Leagne Island, Pa., 1t 50 THE TRIBUNE. a naval stati e Nav, oy peasenars 10 O XGTON, Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1667, anaval station, the Secretary of the Navy has ordered that the sloop-of-war St. Louis, now laid up in ordin- ary at that station, be put in commission, and the officers aud wen on duty there be placed on board of her, “In the Senate to-day the House® amc ndment to the Colorado and Nebraska bills was concurred in by 28 to 14. There were 10 absentees, of whom 6 are count- ed upon as eertain gire i “m‘.“l”"]l l‘;ll“m” (:m & The contract tor purchasing the waste paper from yeto. e finally agreed upon by bt F1OusEs B8 | (he Post-Office Department has been awarded to disputed provisiony attachied to cach bill is in the fol- | G500, Hill and Thomas Lucas of Washington, D. C. Jowing lauguage: Applicants for increase of pension under the acts of eondition that within aid State of Nebraska there shall formed, by authority of the Commisioner of Peusions, e no abridgement or denial of the exercise of the cloctive | 1,44 guch applications filed after the first day of the B méise of of any other right to any person by reason of | : i g Theo ot eolor, excepting Indians not taxed, and npon the | Pres nt mouth cannot possibly be ajudicated before further fundam ""'vl“""‘m"“;:‘;‘.m PM: tl:fi"lfiwl‘:}:‘ufl:m the fourth day of March next, when the semi-annual gfll:«‘l‘fkl“\;'{'\":-" Yo Stute to the said funda- | payments of pensious are due. The original certifi- Mental condition, and shall transmit to the President | ¢ato of all army pensioners should not be forwarded of the United States an authe n’u«-:m»d copy of said with the gl 4 for § file : O o the receipt whereof the President by proclama- 0 app ions for increaso filed between this 2 m'mltmnvw:n:mnnhr'4l'y’.l=|‘:tlv{:;;:,'|\l\‘lll;:l'll‘lll""‘lmf““l date aud the 4th day of March next, but should be ;I(‘I‘T diion il thereupon and without any | retained by them, and surrendered only upon a call Further procee uw':loh":‘:'.l - :n' 'x..‘.l-“::‘xrv‘l\:"l-l»l:..a:;“f.:‘:;:,,‘: {rom tho Pension Office; but its number should be e e B eiclature shall be convened Dy | @iven in all cases, The labor devolving upon the e Territorial Governor withiu 50 days after the pass Department has been nearly doubled in consequence of this Act, to act upon the condition submutted her of the passage of the acts referred to, and no more The remainder of the day was taken up in dis- | clerical force has been allowed than was before eussing the bill to regulate the tenure of office, with- | employed. out reaching any more definite result than a state- The Secretary of the Treasury has under considera- meut from Mr. Edmunds, who has it in charge, that | tion the propriety of suggesting to Congress the ne- o should press it to a vote to-morrow. The u.-lfum cessity of passing a bill.for the relief of disbursing dicited no points of interest, except a statenlent | officers of the Government for expenditures made from Mr. Cowan, compiled, he said, from official | during the Rebellion for articles not authorized by sources, of the unmber of removals from office during | army regulatious, but which were absolutely neces- the past year. Mr. Cowan said there were 2,434 offices | sary for the public sexvice. In the gift of the President. Out of these, there had Senator Wilson returned to the city this morning been 446 removals, ten in the State Department out | from Natick, whither he had been to bury his son. of 340, 19 in the Treasury Department out e v of 93, 2 in the Iuterior out of 210, XXXIXtit CONGRESS.—SECOND SESSION, in the Post-Office out of 709, and 10in the At- | sy rEtxoxars o THE TRIAUNE. iy SENATE....WABHINGTON, Jan, 16, 1867, torney-Gieneral’s Department out of 202. Mr. Sher- MEMORIALS AND PETITION wan said if this statement was correct Olio must Mr. YATES (Rep., 111.) presented a wmemorial for . o e the passage of the Taritf bill of last session, which was bave fallen in for more than her proportion of | the paskaeeof the Saviff Tha y changes, as nearly every important Federal ufiiw‘r of IML w{;,(,; ) I,,"l,.,m.,ll s p;"(‘mun ,k,;,m & e AT A strictl ifi- | the cplo nent Priting-Gffice, asking that State had been removed, and for strictly pol I o ocnt tncrcaas of pay siven 1o the hrha iy cal reasons. the Ho , be given to them, wh ired to House remained in session nearly eix hours to- | the Fiuauce Connuittee. Also a peti oy The He ¥ for army officers, whicki was referred to the Military Coni- day. Mr. Stevens's enabling bill for the Rebel States | i fde: was taken up. Mr. Paine of Wisconsin opposed the l.\lr.((‘lu.\'l(‘nr‘,r:n1|m|-.,rlah.l) ||rr;rntmllh;' cmh]mor m s | the citizens o Detroit against the veduction of the voluwe second section of the bill, on the ground that itin- | ¢ e national curreucy, which was reforred to the forsed Audrew Johnson and Southern Goverpments. 1-‘|:|Iuncfil('uuunl‘w;u i tad ; " . e 0 o against it i Mr. SUMNER (Rep, Mass) presented a similar pe- Mr. Bingham then addressed the House against it in | ¢i00 Chien was similarly ref Rlcoy. the petiRion of seingular and erratio but withal able speech. Io | the I‘Nln‘nyl\'nmn( Anti-S y l.r ¢ for an amend: : ise . wment to the Constitution probibiting distinctions in pohiti- planted himself, much to the surprisc’of the House, | Gy hes on aceount of ¢ ul cleven pettions from squarely on tlie Constitutional Amendment as a basis | the loyal colored men of volina for the passage 7 v ofinitely auswer | of Mr: Stevens's House,bill for reconstructing North Car- of restoration, but was not able to definitely answer | G, U GUERChined to the. Commitieo on Recon- Mr. Stevens's question as to what he would do, now | steuction. e State but on gected th Mr. HARRIS, (Rep., N. Y.) presented a petition for a that every Southern State but ono had rejected the B2 s g T AN e R Pt g smendment. Mr. Bingham's language in denunciation | tqile. of Mr. Stevens's bill was severe, He characterized it as lfi’l‘:-.:lllli!;,:t;\l.\:‘:ltllh Py Ohle) lm‘lu-nml a similar peti- iy ) on, which was y sed o s measure of destraction instead of reconstruction, | “yrr WrL TAMS (Repy O Klf.‘v’.) ‘Dresented the memo sne of disunion in place of one for reunion. Full ]nt xml- Oregon Lawisla for “the extablikhument of a golleries and close attention on the floor were given | pra'ioh mintdn Oregon, which was oxdered (o, Jio upon the speaker. He was followed by Mr. Dawson of 4 A DISTRICT BILL PASSED, Pennsylvania, » Democrat, who made an elaborate | Mr. MORRILL (Kep., Me), from the ;,f’fl:f"'.lg,f,:fl",: +4 speech in support of the President, and against the | National Bafe Deposit Co y of Washington, with a itati A i . | recowmendation that the Senate concur i the Houso bill and Constitutional Amendent. Mr. Hill of In- f [ 0N e Elate concurred, andd the biil goes to fiana pertinently inquired of Dawson if he supported | the President. ice-Presi just i THE NEBRASKA BILL, for Vice-President the man ho had just eulogized. | yy.o by 4o aanst Nebraska, as amended in the House Dawson replied, amid much laughter, that as lnll;fu up. ‘Tl amcndinent way d, as published i " Enablin bill was then |‘in the Houke procecdis hl:h“;«‘idc‘m'wuhn:le li:;lal;l‘(.gkn;n Mi \‘te\'ll'nn e R (EeD O (A¢ BoLle genons that there were 20 members on the Speaker’s list who Y& boved | et wosMmet ¢ - b 0 his mivd eituer that Con lesired to speak on the u\e:ua;:re. ’Ihg I.vgulgn\'e ad it, I dmitting the State, to impose 8""'“ lons Appropriation Bill was then taken up in Committee | of universal su (rgge, OF ik, ¢ leit to the y - e of the territory” ACTEOMENTAT capacity to decide. of the Whole, and finished, so that it will be reported | 7y, re was no> middle ground, e ,"m?;"rm Taight to the House to-morrow for a final note. An amend- ’"M: as \\4-:I l»l left to 1‘1“‘ l‘i‘yll”uh'rl‘_llul(lll City of Wah- ’ logra fiid i Ington as to the Logislatyre o errito, went to pay the overland Telegraph Line a subsidy | 47056y (e, ), agrecd with: ir. Edmunds of $40.000, in accordance with an existing law, was | that either Congress had the right that he (Edumunds) -+ ) : aimed inthe premises, or else it uust be left to the stricken out op the grgund that the Company ha as ed to cnxd:fly wft!e the contract. While Mr. CKB ¢ ). vens had charge of this bill, Secretary Seward | couditious mentioned, bt he beljeved it auy wero iin- . 4 3 seed they sliould be left to the peoplo of State tame iuto the hall, walked down the amisle, and, !‘;';?;dyllfl(l.k.wu e ! taki eside hi i ersation. uestion was farther discnesed by Meesra, HEN- I & ”f“,l“'d‘;j]:"'"'.cme;"d] ""t‘;. ";:"1'; pgs 4 ON (Rep,, Mo.), MORRILL (Rep., Ale.), and others, Mhrre.mnmmua_n ort time, he left the hall in cori- | when the morning hour e xpired, and the regular order of pany with Mr. Bingham. But two other members business, which was the bill to regalate the tenure of spproached his seat and spoke to Seward ffion, wap saviaf S, 5 . Mr. WADE moved to suepend the regular order until It isunderstood by those who have called upon the | the Nebraska bill wis disposed of. 4 o Thie motion was agrecd to, Yeas, %4 ; Nays, 11, i sthi » o ¥ J vits agreed to, Yea 3 Nays, 17. Precident within lhe'h«t few du)uvtbut he is opposed |y FENDERSON resumed the floox on the bill to ad- ta the admission of Colorado as a State, It is forther | mit N‘tl-bmhkn. Iuc offe :;nl—;u a nllu(l.lu(c for the House il i . | amendment—what was known as the Brown amendinent saserted by the same persons that he will sign the | S0 50N eay before the Benate, the difference be- bill for the admission of Nebraska, she having, in his :r‘«-n u-lniom? Irl-illu uult me'uu.; l;t;;eylmhnncd subimits el " 4 e question to the pegple instead of L« gislature, hdm' 'nt,n sufficient population to entitle ber to Tho Yeas and Nuys were ordeved on Mr. Henderso admission. amendment, aud 1t was disagreed to, Yeas, 1 ;{layp, The Honse Committee on Banking and Currency, [ % o0 oo ioon conowtng i th to-day resmmed the consideration of Randalls bill | apsgcaeth On thie tho Yous aud Naye gere deay providing fordhe substitution of Treasury Notes and | and the mmendment of the Ionse was concurred in. Ye: the establishment of & Sinking Fund. They expect | ey ™ 14 safollows: (Republicans, roman; Demacrats, to fivigh it at their next meeting. It meets with | TEAL little opposition in the Committee, and the chances | uiell” '&..c i_g "QI.!{' adonted by a majority of its mem- g‘ . Numerons letters hite he&l Fceived from ) hoped the Benate would not peopie. ‘HS... ot < & Mr. HENDRICKS (Denr., Tod.), was‘opposed to all the n, Howard, Jeading baukers and financial men ia different see- Lose, " tions of the country commendinggt in thie strongest R o P, WIMS, g g Fuer Jddie, . The Ways and Meafie Committee are going on with | Dectiiie, Hends s the Interial Revenue bill, and are hearing delega- | g0 41|47‘h'u(, ¥ OB N0 .‘"':'“‘" Bow, tions on varions subjects. To-day a large delegation l’f:::ul, Bes Pluicroy, Tiowbuil—10, of brewers of malt liquors from Pennsylvania were | o the bill has passed both Houses, and goes to the before the Committee, asking for a reduction: of tax | President. . 2 bn .- s . THE COLORADO BILL. on said articles. It is not at all likely that the Com- | 7 1t Cotorado o then takeu up, and the wmittee will make any reductions of the character | Housc uimendment, which was shnilar to that pnt upon F: : . ey i B (e Ni 12, and aaked, npt-rlllllly when lh; rr\'r:mu Ls lnlhl,g;fl'uthd {i‘l: El'l}nlvw:“!uhl'l‘:é ‘[‘.‘f:_i':l'll,“',"'.“d by Yean 21, Nays 12, uud fearful rate daily, as is shown by the receipts at the DISTRICT MATTERS, ternal Mr. MORRILL (Rep., Me,) from the Cowmittee on the Int Revenue Bureau. District of Colambi, reported the biik (v protect the The House Judiciary Committee are holding daily | rights of murricd women aud for other purpores in the sessions, and it is understood that they are making | District of - Jmedt NelieCanne s some progress with the impeachment business, It is ure hitrodaced and referved last sunounneed to-day by trustworthy persons that suffi- | % ;{‘:‘*"ORR” eient evidence Lias been laid before the Committee to | cotumbia, 1opor i jen. Ashley's acti i v jm- | to authorize th Justify Ge shley’s action looking toward im: nts atie o, peachment, Knoxville and the 1t being o disputed question whether the sams | the District of Colwmbiat o eaoe. placed in the hands of the Secretary of the Treasury g(n!m:r. (R u:\~|~.),l m;nlul vnr; f‘mmnltllo‘t; on and distributed among his clerks axe to be deducted | Forcign Kelations, reported tho following resolution, o1 Sehie wak considered and ugreed to, from the 20 per cent advance pay of the clerke, Mr, “ Whereas, T;u-, ffi u."mm ers traneported from Garfield has given the following opinion: *Congress | (ina and other Eastern countries, known 1k the *“Coolie c . trade,” to the people of ‘the U, States as* eannotgive presents. What was paid to clerks lnst | {raacs, 12 odigis to the peoplo of. tho iy year was an increase of pay, and it was the design of "l Whereas, 1t is u:g t to the spirit of mnd:wn ln'ltl-r the late joint resolution to equalize the increase of 'x:f:tfl“’l“:"u‘m,’.','ll"'r{{:" Yilee "",(,:.'I',:"‘L"[','f(:“ TR e, pay, and the increase made last Winter will be | ment fn its place of & wode of cuslaving m rom the Committee on the District of a bill to amend an act entitled “An Act fon and use Ly the Saltimore and wy of o railioad from between onoeacy Junction into and within o ertablish- differing of - from the former i 1itHe clse than the cmployme deducted from the amount to he now paid.” Sranl IhLiond Se 0 e 10 uane 160 Tictits eRLIveS, thare The Naval Committee of the Scnate held a session | fore i to-day, and had under consideration the project of .u'\'r' .-r:::-:d«'..’l;lm' 'y :'.‘n' ";f.,;'.‘.‘,!?-...‘flff”"h’e fn'x?!\l::."flrr'«'fil;fi making either New-London, Conn., or League Island, | all its agencies fo purpose of preventing the further Pa., a sito for an jron-clad Navy Yard. The Com- | FeriPfiichint coolies fnto this hemisphere or the adja- mittee will report on the subject on Friday next. PACIFIC The President has approved the bill suspending the | | Mr CONNESS (tap. Cul) etfered the following Joint payment of money to persous claiming the labor or urnwunlll Post Roads R PR service N i o = “ ed. That the Postmaster- , Cal., srtland, Oregon, threo tin AST MATL FERVICE, faets conce: the killi Tni s per mouth in continnation of the service from New-York 8Bouth Cargling, E.M(:hhg."'l‘l‘ of Union °'7~l'|'“.! i I\::- Panaria to San Franciseo, lymvklx-ld u,::’r,lu.:\:w.; of : a their report. N i 3 g They to-day exanined Mujoe. o Siot Mr. GRIMES (Rep., Towa) introduced *a bill to'amend ined Major-Gen, Sickles, certitn acth i relatiin to (o Navy,” Which providas that The investigation which | i ch has | fee-Adumiral shall be the zanking officer of the N the House Cotnmittee o 1,4; S R ooy by s::leLevcun:.ild:[llw:i '.:;pnk-n by the act approved ;...9',{' to the subject of inn Affairs, with regard | jugg extablishing the grade of Adwiral, which latter shall of the late contract for furnishing | be the rauking officer of tho Navy; and the sixth section oods to the Indians, fs at an end, Commissi of aald et 34 ko mmended that tho Seeretary of the Ad- Bogy of the Burean of In ommissioner | ieay shail ho entitled to the rank, s pay «id allowances del. ' Indian Affaies has made his | of a Licatenant-Commander of the asy to date from éfense before the Commities, whose report, will | the acceptance of hluflpohmm-nt. eetion 2 repeals acts probably be fortheoming within a short time, of .tu ust 5, wlu, L ‘d. n;c:.he., t)!lw‘n‘ ,‘1}-71:-5'?::-.:.: x(.'n‘ ‘&Yn%»" A settlement of (he New-York Custou Honse diffi. | Jniuk telainye rank of s officers, aud provides that culties is Jooked for within a few days, llu;'ulmn shall bic tntuhllah:-;l hyl "g"‘:‘n'.‘“’}{"’ ;;f nlttln{;l‘s- y ., e de o or of mid- There wero to-day placed on exhibifion, on tablo | Abipiien futborized by law ot the Naval Avalemy siali near the hall of the House of Representatives, two » "fi‘("m’ ol' such as aro in ‘:lw ‘.{mlnl.:rthig class o r:lle i 9 » 2 reped e 1| Owyheo distriet, Idaho Territory, weighi when appointed, and Lave been employed two yeurs Pounds, and beavily charged with the mfil?nl:.‘m“m“ :’,‘,.':fl'"a‘mu‘.‘" of steam machinery, i‘“{“"m‘.&”' i) servieo They are bronght. here, under the anspices of 1he it b areited seryices . . ) unde tho | theeuias vy shall ho ‘with the g United States Counnission, by Prof. Egleston of the | jus ser? "S}&"fi'fig fhex 10 0 Shf of Mines of Columbia Colloge, Now-York, who | ¥eeper of the Naval . A il eavlaiy theis valgo betors the gouunitteps of o | Bedion s aundy Beetion s efficlent discipline for the navy,so that the authority therein given to the commander of any vessel of the navy to convene summary court-martials ehall require the previous order of tho Recretary of tho Navy, and may be suspended or withheld by the com- nander of ihe r«‘mulmn to which the vessel may belong ithout the United States. Section.7 autlorizes the sment, out of the naval pension fund, to every person wlio from age or infirmity is disabled Yrom sea service, bt who has served as an enlisted person in the Navy of Marine Corps 20 years, and has not been discharged for wisconduct in that time, in lien of a home in the Philadel- phia Naval Asylum (if he shall wmf. asum equal to one-half the pay of Lis rating when discharged, to be paid quarterly under the direction of the Commmssioner of Pensions, upon certificate from the Secretary of the Navy, to whom application must be made. And it is also rru\ ided that disabled persons of a snollar elass wio iave served fen years may be alded from the same fand. nmandant of the Marine Corps Section 8 gives to the C the'rank and pay of a Brigadier-General of the Army. ‘Thie bill yvas réferred to the Committee on Naval Affaire. * THE MEXICAN RESOLUTION, Mr. HOWARD 1“4.“]‘.. Mich.) moved that the Benate 0 resolution offered by him ye instru nmittee on es, and@ make a report on Mexican affaire. Mr. WILLIAMS (Rep., Oregon) hoped the Senate wonld proceed with the regular order, which was the bill to res gulate the terms of office. Mr. SUMNER (Rep., Masa) gald he had no objection to the passage of Mr. Howard's resolution, provided it was amended #0 a6 to leavo it to the discretion of the Comwit- tee to report if in4h dlent. He be d s there was cve French troops were now leaving Me: could be no doubt his, He bad official w confirmation of th 8 TOWARD did not believe all thege rumors about re of French troops. At any rate it wasa pon which he would like to have a report frow « ittee on Foreign Affairs, The question being taken on Mr, Howard's motion, 1t was disagreed to. THE TARIFP RILL, FESSENDEN (Rep,, Me.) said it was originally hia tion to call up the Tariff biil to-morrow, but he Liad neluded not todo so. He would now give potice that Tie would call it up onMonday, and expect to keep It bo- fore the Senate until it was disposed of. THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL. Tho bill to regulate the tennre of offico was taken up. The question was upon the amendment of Mr. Sumner us an additional eection, that all offi cuts of the iovernment, except’ Departnfent Clerks whoso salaries $1,000 per anuam, shall be appoiuted by the ¥ and with the ad consent of the Scnate; of IS are BOW—appointe partments al ., Wis) took the floor in advoecacy of tho amendment and_tho by Messrs, BUM (Rep., Me.) EDMUN couise of & that the whole num NDEN, Vi COWAN (Demm,, Pa.) said ek in the gift of the Pred- e wiole number of removals miade the ctary W 446, wsked Mr, Cowan if he conld Inf nunber of offices in the gift of the Soc f the Treasury, Mr. COWAN sald he thought he eonld. e would come to that presently. Ali the removals Le knew to have been wade by the Prestdent were of men who had no respect, not.ou)y for the Chicf Magistrate, but for the country, and lic might ray, for th T fmproper und disrespectn Lang dent in the last campaik: refralued from ind was a great deal of sed toward the Prosi- No man was removed who nee iu this language. He pre- ate the retention of men who used disrespectful language toward the President, There were 360 appointuients in the State Depatiment these there were W removed. In the Treasury I ment, out of 973 appolntments there had Tn the Ioterior Depar and 21 chauges, Int poiutments and 19 clan Rherman, a few days ag ul o, 210 appointments V' Ofilee, 202 ap- As to the allegation of Mr, t rearcely any of the recent t had bec i sent to the Benate, y that out of the 446 appointineuts novals made by nwln-; ient, 357 had been sent to ad W xeoptioually by the t think of & #ing ut who had uot b oved for politicnl pary culars had been s around to them ordering them to attend the Philadelph Johnson Convention, In wany, case vi ta were made upon the re candidates for Congress. fusiug to contribute vass, Ile kuew of ust have b t Lie w t in that 8 ¢ appointed to & Democratic prisoned d entire Rta wupport tho opposition to the Repablican pi were reinoved, Ho did not know how it was Rtates, but i the proposition of removals elsewhere was I as it Lad been there, the aggregato must be greater than Mr. Cowan bad stated. Mr. RENDERSON (Rep., Mo.) ref puiblixhed letter of the Secietary of red to the rocently- avy, In relation 1o the Norfoik Navy-Yard and the sppontiment to that place, ansh: Mie amendment of My, Basiuer. ADJOURNMENT. After further debate the Fena e, at 4:49, adjourncd, HOUSE OF REPR 'ATIVES. THE CONSTITUTIONAT AMENDME Mr. SPALDING (Rep.. Ohio) asked le to offer a resolution instrveting the Committee on Judiciary to prepare and report to the House an opinion i wiiting respecting the necessity of obtaining any further sind tion to the Constitutionial Amendmient than threc-fourths of the States actually repre L in Congress, Mr. FINCK (Dem., Ohlo) cted, and the resolution Wik not reccived, . v A NAVAL APPOINTMEXT. On motion of Mr. WAKD (itep., N. ¥ on Naval Affairs was directed to 1nquire into the expedi ency of authoriziug the President to nominate, and by and with the consent of the Eenate to appoint, Commander Aaron A. K. Hughes to the getive list of the Navy. COURT RECORDS IN NORTIE CAROLINA On motion of Mr. COOK (Rep., T1L) the Secretary of the Tuterior wis imstructed to report in refercuce to’ the ae commodations for the Clerk of the Cirey o Disfrict Courts of the United States su Nortn Carolina, and whether any legislation i neecssary to secure the records of that office, &c. UNITED KTATES BONDS, Ou motion of Mr, ALLISON (Rep., Town) th of the Treaeury was directed to furnish the I information in referen o'lh Aisp ) the Coramittes (uires the Becretary to roport to Congs amount of exchavges made or money forward wnid whom and on what terms, Also the amonnt and o acter of indebtedues retired under it with o detailed stat nicat of the expense of miaking snch 1oans aud exclianges. cut fusurance Company of the cume up, wud after being amended was lnid The House bill fixing the compensatio and ¢ th of the District ulso 1y I s ‘olumbla, and up and pisse 1), from the Comuittee rted & bl to amend t to appeals, remedies of Jandlords, &c., whieh was amended and passed; also, tho te bill to incorporate the Washington County Horse Railroad Company i the District The Morniug Lour baving expir RIGHT OF Mr. JULTAN (Rep. introduced a hill to extend the proyision f Kugnst 4, 152, grant ing the right of way for all rail and plavk ronds for five ':-m;n Which was refevied to the Committee ou Publie Lands, MR, STEVENS'S RECONSTRUCTION BILL, The House then took up the bill introduced by Mr. Ste- vens for the reconstruction of the Rebel State Mr. BINGHAM (Rep., Olio), being eutitied to the floor, ylelded to Mr. PAINE (Rep., Wik, who spoke at leugth I opposition to the second rection. He declared that e conld not vote for the second seetion of the bl veeogniz- ing the preseut Bt rnments for municipal par- pases, aud if that seetion were not struck ont he would calust the bill. He denounced them as piratical rinents, which up to this time bad rested on the wof Andvew Jolinson and his wd Houtliern ollites, but w ash young gentlenian w Penusylvania (Mr, Stevens). 180 anxiois to shate the respon- y and guilt of Andvew Jobnsont The diabol- ontrages rated under those piratic ily ventilated in this Hally and yet akan offer to Tecognize thewm. If this had heen proposed 18 monthis ago there wight have been some ex- cuse for It; but now there was none, That gentleman had ing whont Presidential expectations by y scem that that gentle- f, had some longlng for the Presi- batter, (Langhter.] Mr. Ringham ttention of the House to the departure by the ures from what had hitherto been dove, 2 A by the Committes on Reeonstruction, by Congress, and by the people. He would not lmit tio power of the prople to establish guavantees and safe- fuards, 16 was because he recoguized the right that he opposed the mensures proposed by the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr.Stevens) and s own colfeague (Mr.Ash- ley). The Comnictee on Recoustructh Judgment of the loy )\ POPLe, CD Was o safety for the future of tie Government, exeept hy sueh an ancnduent of the Constitution as made all wen born in tho country citizens of the Republic, a8 -h-.l»rhul States of the right to deny persons within its furisdietion, the cqual protection of the lavs, an placed represcntation upon pepulation, as disfranchised Rebels, as nude the Rationtal debt. 1iviolable, and a8 authorized Congress o euforce those provisions, e believed that the safet of the people dr‘n-luled upon the incorporation into the Con- stitution of that great amendment, He stood upon the proposition_ that Congress, hy ite vote, did give out that amendment us the basls of testoration, and the people of the Uniled States aceepted it. Many mnembers owed thelr reélection to the fact that State Republican Couventfons accepted the amendment as sueh basis of restoration. That, however, did not restrict Congress from further legisfation in reiard to thoso States, not uneonstitutional with the Coustitution. ~But this bill neit with the Constitutional Awmendment, nor duty of Congress to give dus protes citizens of the United Btates within tho disor States. This bill gave no such protection to wiybod; loyal or disloyal, therefore he opposed it, and he of italso bacause It was at varlance with the Constitul Amendn Lot the fature safety of the Re upon irrepealable guarantees fmbedded in the constitu- tion, and not upon repealable legislation in the surgent Btates. Tho Ameriean nationality, as a political organiza- tion, never existed un hour execept mmufh the govern- ment of reguliarly organized Btates, organized Constitu- tlonal Btaro Governments, v could e 1o represcn- tative branch of legislation, save throvgh organized Btates, He repeated, thero was no American nationality, sav blrougd the Blates. Tl geutleman row Peuuylyd- Why ‘was that gentiems MM{H ) NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1867. -~ @ribymne, PRICE nia (Ofr, Btevens) had stated the othor day that it was OTT of this country s thongh it were a absurd ‘to luppo)m that one of the Jately Rebel States I’ROTE_ ON T0 AMERICAN INDUSTRY. |G asking farmers '&x-ymmm couid take any part in murymfi the Constitutional Amend- of metals, of wares. of fabries, meut. But the Committed on Beconstruetion had thought | ,N®1AL SESSION @F THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL prouu::d for elsewhere, A more '?“"‘"'l‘clé. for it approved of the ratification of it by those A : . appreciation of true state States, HAIL tho tates of the Union to-day had cxer- ABSOCIATION=RESOLUTIONS ADOPTER—SPEECILOF | ing itselt 1 & e e ostant heas | .. MORACH REREWY, e Bomhined. to. peodico a¢ g gk C! C TN 8, e ea & ke By Conorass ialla them ogal. - fromiutie | ™ RMIATS %o ie FRCIMN unanimous vote against them. ~ In begioniig. Eo e would have the lately Rebel States go [ WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.—The American Iron and | was no Eastern or Middle State which had interest fn the ereati on and perform acts for the ratification of the Constitu- | gtecl Association commenced its annual meeting in this m“ Anm"lm"nt. even !'w"fi" they woro not Tegularly | oo o morning, But little husiness, excepting the ap- :,',"{..'.::.0” 3'::: G’zfi%‘&"&'flimw tional organized States, and the ratifleation of their acts subse- quently by Congress would legalize them. As to the | poiutment of conumittecs, was transacted at the | vote against n'n:m luutI ‘Wiater, and he beliéved nn| these upretne Court, it powers were v Hmite, 18 00pel- | morning session, The taceting this evenhig was | Here 80w o lute powers th 1l of Congress. their true Jight. ‘zrml«mnn wflf“"“"“pl’;;‘.fi:}m‘l“e ¢ "She improper use of | Very Jarge and earnes, and many members of Congress e “ hose powers, there was an easy remedy, ("onmu could | and other prominent persons interested in the protection | al tako wway the appellate powers of that Conrt, and let it | of native industry and manufactures were present and- gentiomin from Penusylvania (Stevens) had frequently OUR on_and g _to see Such, then, was that the iron and e — e & its ri was it slply to liear cases arizing out of treaties, &e, The participated. Tho Convention was ealled 4o order at 8 Congress: “We are "°§°'::f l:g%%&? steel, b of expressed the idea, that the Rebel States were not States | o'clock by the Vige-President, SBamuel J7Reeves, the |eworkers iu tron and of the American Unfon, but wero alien enemies, subject ‘tional industry, tiire, commerce, o ) Chairman ealling for reports from the various committees | Honal tnddstry, "fi;‘,": barg ) appointed at the morning session, Mr. Seranton, Chair- At the close of Mr. Grecley's remarks, the man of the Committee on the Tariff, stated that that J ground, This Dill was very offensivo to Lim. It | committeo had a mecting, but nothing definite had been z‘:::’xmx:‘;:’:::‘m "‘ ; wptuous in him to 0 H Greele) o g grosa should pass no law restricting the right of The following is the board of managers chosen for the (m"e!ey left unsaid, in commendi can industry to the calm and to all the penalties of conquest, and had often quoted prize case to sustain that view, but he (Bingham) den 1at the decision in the prize cases covered any such attempts to restriet the right of petition. The father O 01 Extended G right Hoal s beople, and. the Cone | arrived at, and asked to have more time allowed in stitation of the United Ftates declared that Con- | which to present a report, which was granted. . 5,',‘, rather had i petition ; i et il bl proposed 10 e lard | enswing year: E.B. Ward, Detrolt; Chas. 8. Wood, Phili. s ifdrawn by a erowned despot. of the American taken an oath t Wero 00 longer o not hecoie so except through the forms of naturalization. He submitted to the House and the country that tho Con: [ Wm. B. Ogden, Chica ;ill'l« of tho United declaring, first, t Constitution of the United States | Samuel Thomas, Hokenduqua, Pa; J. H. Reed, Boston; [ & * very earnest ‘which they more p: Btates liad no_colorabio autiority fot | Grigwold, Troy, N, Y.; Jos. A. Scranton, Pa.; A, B. Btone. | branches of industs ¢ o willion of the people of this COUL | (yoytand; 1. T, Jones, Rittaburgh; J. R. Thompson, Jo, | 9F all other industry | {ry wero o origer citizens; and, econd, that they could o e e i steps for organizing State Governments until | sey City; Chas, Wheeler, Phila.; C. A. Wadsworth, Buffa- Congress passed an’ Enabling act. permitting: them to do ! he siter: o wouM 0. 1n auswer to a question what remedy ho hinself pro- Tayward, Pottsville. Pa.: 8. J. Reoves, Philag J. M; | {1 ot around. the B, vosed, Lie said ho wished the measure to bereferred to the | Lord, Indianapolis; Simon Cameron, Hazrisburg; Thos. | other side of the water, H. G Jomt Comumittee on Reconstructio the bill disfranchised @ millio en, which was aclear | Moiis, Phila,; departure from the Constitational Amendment, which - | Hunt, Bethlelie T. 8. Blair, Pittsburgh; J. A; | gion was fuseparable from tl 3, i it in manner he United States, and eould of the Unjied States, and €oild | yroeq; Jas, Park, §r. Pittsburghy Jos. Kersey, Cineiunati, | 10 American industry, = 7The Ila'.lmh th 0 snceess of all in fact, lay at the very n the country, He was ving workshops on this side of the water, borers icular] have the lal W. M. Lyon, Pittsburgh; Horace Abbott, Baltimore- | 4.gund our furnaces, around our forges, furnuces, "5,‘“‘-. liberate stat il persons ko wego e Feellin st had onco | Jos. W, Cooper, Pittsburgh; A. 8. Hewltt, New-York ot | sayiug” b all. . ( ADIeET "R to ot in ‘The sixth sectl f | Beaver, D; ! .; Joseph Harrison, St. Lo : hiah %o & clie {otyia. PhIIA r’fi ?famnfl;du;{zlfizra lburg‘,l Pa; A Mr, Dawes was followed by the Hon. David A. Weils, Percival Bahm, P ; Jas. Rogers, | Hon. W. D, Kelley, Judge Hale of New-York, Hou, Win. posed no disability exeept the disability to hold office. | Essex, N, Y, Dodge, o Griswold, Hon, John This bill not unly{lm:mu;ulzcd a willion of people butit | The foliowing 18 a of the resolutions adopted : _ | & o '.N".Y EX T Sokn A “ Resolced, That while thé increase of dutics on iron and | Covode of Pennsylvan disfranchises thew also, po) themselves of citizenship, and | inereage of prices, the effect of protective dutics whlcl( ia, and M. Smif ia, and Henry tl‘:' 3 vl bet of The Chicago Jepubiican, after Tenn.) inquired whether the | steel beyond those now existing may canse & temporar e o e o T Xy whether the question was now ot vne of disfranclise- | estabilshes industries to the potnt of competition with | May next. P went but one of enfranchisement 1 rival imports is ultimal to reduce prices to cousut T 1t was inquired of Mr. Bingham how many of the Rebel | 4t is heyoud disputo that tho duty fuy Dy the Morri MEXICO. States had accepted the Constitutional Awenduent 1 fariff on cast-steel amounting to one B cent In- e " Atr. BINGITAM admitted that all the Rebel States | erease on previous rates, widcr which duty the produo: | L i 0¥ SECRETARY SEWARD 70 KOMERO-GAP- which had considered it in their Leglsiatures, with the | tion of American steel was Ervntl ¢ extcnded, broughs s exeeption perhaps of Arkansas, had refected it, but it did | gown the price of the imported article from sixteen and a TURKE OF GUADALAJARA CONFIRMED. pot follow that they wonld not yet accept it, and if three- | half cents'a pound to een cents, and that when fl‘\’:‘y{ BY TELRGKAPH TO THE TRIRONE. fourths of the organized States ml»r(ml it, it would bind | was at two hundred aud eighty and the In‘utnnm the rest and + them the bencfit of {t, while in the | east-steel consequently Bad to be sold at forty-three WASHINGTON, Jan, 16.—~The following letter was wean time it would bind Congress. For these reasons ho | eents, American of equally quality neyer sold for | addressed by Secvetary Seward to Minister Romero on the o that the bill be referred o the Committee on Re- | more than 92 cents; and it is also true that, previous to | 17th of December: truction. o present exteniivo preparation JAWSON (Der., Penn.) followed in an argument to esscmer. rails, i Usat the Prosidkitial policy was the solution of tho I gold, bub-dropood the Bries. (0 410 uational difficulties, nat we' were going largely into the business, “The Speaker's Latomer fell, ou_the termination of tho 0 biereaso of 00 S apumuos, an I efore Mr. Diwson had concluded his speceh. LDING moved an extension of time, but Mr. | missio VENS (e, Pa.) objeeted, stating that he had given | Tariff, notice when Mr, Bitgham's was extended that that was ounted to 862,050,560 bushels; that of this quan the last extension of (i he would consent to. tity there were exported to Gre Mr. DAWSC 1 gave notice that there should | as compared with 37,156,842 busl 1ot be anoth of thiue so long as ko was & meni- | Britain from atl ofher’ countri cwt. of wheat flour fmporte iat th facts reported by the Special Com- | (%} of the R wick was ot only - ; that.of the 4,993,%68 ' into Great 1 to dutlgiine. APPROPRIATION BILL. 1 the floor, but W yielded | while nt into | Ne the other hand, ithe sumpt fve Appropriatfou btained the floor luding portions of 1 ose and asked the hutter, wine, potatoes, hemp and wool, a8 W but exeluding cotto estimated to bave the hoiue mat! rat Mr. DAWEON went on with t Mr. HILL (Rep,, It from Ponniayivanis gized the President to the Presidency.if he candidate for the Viee-Presld q L that Lie did not—that Mr. Johnson ) taritrs a on when | products, to diminish the cost of their transportation and e a ques- | tosecure to them steady, sure and remunerative markets. publie: uswmption, ese facts conclusively icrs of this country, and demonstrate that the inter- i he was a interpo e out of @ rder that boti « CHAIRMAN Dawson biad been allowed to proce 1 by common | exeept what they ieeive from the existence and exten- Potosi. ir, not by common consent.” Jorted 1BURN Ko Rep., 11L) the appropri- | imported ation for steamboat | tors aud superiutendents was | every - article Inercased to $10,000 for the more thorough investigation | whose produc of the e every pane of jm glass, | that the ol we possess, are importations in manu- | city. This jul Tower Mississiypd and of the Commodore on Long Island | furm and labor of the United States; o Eound, and rald that the 1ast case was one of thie most | American farmers, mechanical laborers and maunfac- | aud you are i flakrant character. £he was an old, rotten, condemned, | turers are one and indivisible, and require that they | Yours, &e. unseaworthy hulk, to which the supérvising and I * | should act togethy ors had refused to give o license, and yet b % | of v defiance of the Jaw, iad kept her on the lin the lives of hnudreds of sengers every night ke that when slio v of the Senate to the by the Finance Commit ) Pertugual of the Te He desired that the Treasary | operation o extend our country’s me tharony ctil to 1 that @ crimiual p vn of the American broadeloth andl worsted manii- o abl 2 (L) moved to strika ont of the 1L ie and Pr clectri At tho compan, to (ulfili ita o 1by tellers, end the clause app ¢ Court Reports 1 to publish wore i ¢} the Assoclation on a very decided imprevemient in the sentiment of Congress toward the protecfion of the im- 111.) moved to strike out the | periled brauches of the national industry, (Applause.] ontinulug the collection | yre pad heen hiere but a day, and yet in that day he had oncerning the gold . Consulat this port, b amount to §5,00 ed and t comimenced a suit agal Towa) the elause to pay | He baile nowas struck out ) moved to anie tropolitan Police for the the Increased coupen- of Mr. PRICE gt in the public ORD (Der., N thele constituente, It was a healthy uprising of | Lucan. public sentiment, making itself manifest through the peo- 0 Per cen per ple and Congress. Ho would assure them that there wero ention, of Mr. FARQUILAR (Rep, Tud) Be | 5 ait a dosen nt. wanent of t VJuly 1, 1565 to November 1, 1566 Sritain 289 - n scol Tam unable to write with only 202,810 ewt. were received from the United for want of full infornation ustained the pointof order, adding | there can be no praggical Protection o American farmers | Citizep JUAN BUSTAMANTI, 3 In this country (0 | gip: 1 have the honor to acknowledgo the o Engiish agents charged {08 | your note of the 15th of December, fn Which PR | 1o 4 late procceding of Gen. Sedgwick in spectation or n iereace of the (it PR "'.‘i;'l't:'h'“'l;'%l"{":’:"'““" etiue, for use i the revision of the g g A ¢ { the wiieat and corn crops of the United States | Jachts but Is tnderstoad by this Dej w-England and the State ol ok ot s 40D e 201000 musbels of whet s o g e B n to their own produetion to malke up their con- w;'; "::;',l T Mat er nl" ol '1', o the while of tho valim of the whole agriouttural | SoNSENEETLE oot et V:fi lmnllu_ 5 of the country for the samo year, lnq:lud.i:g !ml{l: "’fld?. h,\‘Jluln'l ""h“';n'.'ll;'k‘"l that luo vern rice and sugar, ouly 2] per cent was o l:vl:l I"' urious to it or likely to.give R8O, - . » mys=elf of (ihis opportunity to renew {0 yon my n exported, leaving v} per cent 0 | oo ces of the highest consideration. l‘l‘w T aina to there Srow1odge tha. B - 43 %001 45 it ewme P knowle Britaln 2:200,352 bushicls, | disatiowed and counternanded; i that Gen. by o was thereupon suspended from command and islon 1 AT think th hou of Gen. Be WILLIAM H. BEWARD, sion of Amcrican manufactures ; that every pound of fm- DEAR SIR AND ESTEEMED FrigNn: T %ll'l the axd to fuform you t] i steel and cuppnr‘ everynm{ of [0} (Xq-o{h:i“ aye to sccare the undisturbed possession | True copy. JUAN BUSTAMANTI irown market. Matehuala, Dec, 27, 1866, solred, That werejolee at the increase of Protection Mr. Romero reeeived also official intelligenee that the has recelved inst the brig JAPAN. wRORSED, received the l lajara has heen imported ~ the elements of whose | Yinacio Parra, who firsi ebtained a i igence Tas heen sent to L of recent disasters, He referred to the loss | factured form of farm products and labor, which come in Ansea, who inclosed to me the official m of the Evening Star, of the steamboat Fashion on the | dicect and injurions competition with the nets of the | manifestoes of the vieterious officer, and the interests of | this by an axpnin messenger to Saltillo and ithorized to send & copy of i | prove the worthlessness of the foreign market to the | 7 .20 noy MaTIAS ROMERO, ., d6. 1 the ugrh"u:lluri{au in the lUmn;'d Stmtm“:lna n; The Mexleau Minister recelved to-day a copy of fio:: annfactures under the protection of | Jowing official report from Gen. Frenno, confirming 25 (0 fncrease the numberof consumers of el | oo or Gudalajara by the national forees of the R der. “ Resoleed, That half a century’s experience proves that ('lumu'si Dee. 17, %fit ":.‘ o jocernor o L] . FrENXO, o that every | wowl growers of the United States, and weinvite theireo- | City of Aguas Callentes w cupied by Gen. Geres® cal industry wsthuitime. #0 a8 to secure for themselves a permanent and ever jni- sroving market for their flecces, in the successtul cstab. \.m'mu_“':i“fi: ":’d"l‘;,‘h':“:‘“';fl y of well-paid labor and & busy | from Vera Craz the 10th, with American Consul Lane on 2 -y hoard, has arvived here, Mr. Lane returned f bene- /0 for, tacilitating coml | The resolutions Sefe unafiimonsly adopted. * | it of hia health purely. Tho ouly iy The Claarnan having extended an invitation 10 any | gib e are the arrival of Maximilian at Haciends do it o crucy | CPtleman prescnt who feit intesested in the ohjects of | 1o 'meiq in the Valley of Moxico, sick with a fever, whero e clause was struc] e Assoclatic . . ‘ the Association to submit his views, calls were made | ). oy roside, and the fact that_another detachmentof for Mr. Greeley, who came forward and sid | peoon troons would embark onhe 12th, he thought ho might fairly begin by eongratulating | ;oo voin SEAT OF GOVERNMENT REMOVED TO DURANGO. Sax Fraxcisco, Jan. 16.—Senor Goday, Mexican intellighnco that the talked with quite a number of members of Congress who | 4eat f the Goverament of the Republic of Mexico had . (id not stand by them as No thought they should have | and would soon be located in Zacatacas. le clause Wik | Jone in the action taken on the bill of the last session. | The Mexican Republie, through their attorneye, have urango, on Dee. 10, . : : s to this imgrovement with jay, the more 80 be- | 5o the honds given by the Captain o Col. Gaston cause Le considered it o result of a consultation With | Avtois the time the vessel was captured off Capo Bt cnators who voted to lay their bill onthe | MOVEMINTS OF OUR. EAST INDIA SQUADRON-—TAE ud to, fable at the last sessfon, or who did not vote at all, who JAPAENSE CIVIL WAR. (Dem., N, Y.) the date !m- are now prepared to sustain @ measure at least a8 €ffec- | wy YELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUXE. o fnereased compensation Was | fieq and protective inlts charieter as that bill was. (Ap- | WasmNgroy, Jan. 16.—Aeting Rear-Admiral Bell,, JIL) moved to amend the pare- | Plause.] They thought there was reason for deferring | commanding Asiatie squadron, ina communication to the b ollow ing provise: or postponing the bill of last sessfon. Mo regretted that | Nayy Department, dated October 31, the rovuded that lereatter o person shall bo cployed | they thought so, Leeause, whilo ho admitted that fiagnip Hartiord had boen a¢ Yokohama 'or-“ 0 et vy of (e Lited | el measuro embodied — some imperfections, s 3:&‘;"ggl;'gm“"}‘l‘;“““{,",',"“,",'\"':;' .3 ",{"’,H;'.m" : po lischurke.y the most - perfect Bl that can bo drawn will | Sa OXBeCle O Rt ol Chini in hla DagehiDy e HALE suggested that that was rather sweepiog, | oy pody, etill he would eall the business men of this | inland sea of Japan and Nagasakl. ‘The steamer and would remove from office all the present foree. 1t Y sott, Commander Shufeldt, remained at N A should be de slply prospective, country to witiess thag had that bill passed six months g days, from which l,l,'m, she sailed Be; ‘I'l IARDING consented to modify the amenduient by | ago the amount of our indebtedness to Europe would have | apriving at Hong Kong on the 20th. At 3 putting in the words * shall be appointed. Deen $100,000,000 less than it Is to-day. [Applause.] Wo | Commander Shufeldt found that the troops i On suggestion of Mr. RADFORD, the amendment was further modified by striking out the vords * at least oue | should have ealled into or kept in our workshops a very year.”” The amendment this modified was adopted. large by of « car” The amenduent (i modified wn adopted. izens who have been wandering about Mr. RA L (Dem., Pa.) offered anadditional section, g 0wt b wiaking an appropration to pay the Increased compensa: | tHe country s king subsistenc tion voted session to clerks and employés. howe waiting for employment to come to thew. In the Protection to sea. A Mr. STEVENS sald it would not do to agree to that | City of New-York there were over 200,000 able-bodled men | gguadron excellent. amendwent tbls oveutug, aud Le called for division | oo comon ity sceking for work, ‘They wished to be The division showed—Yeas, 80; Nays, 15, n0 quorum | useful, but no employment was furnished them, and in being present, that state of affairs there were statesmen, so-called, who ‘]:,r,’ff;, ;lllh“',:',',f',lf;‘,’,f‘m‘f‘: ,,II,'(',':,IEIN o, the Chairman d® | onewar: “Shut up your manufactorics, put out your The Cowmittee rose and reported the bill, forgo fires. What matters it whether theso’ peoplo bo TARIEE PETITION - ADJOURNMENT, - ewployed or not! If they are not employed in your (Rep, wosented the petition of | o5 0e il find work somewhoro else.” He would o County , anking for the pas- the turlff on m:-l. llswp-mlhv.(‘ln sy it was ngt true that they would find em- Mr, VA 101 citizens of the Prinee of Nagato had been suecesstul ; that the} E oecl {ln. both sides of the Btraits, and ad ward Nagasakl. When Commander Shufeldt or vaiuly staying at | piratical vessels Lad been about Hong-Kong lu{uflu of our vessels, he eonvni'rd all American vessels necd] ral Bell reports the heaith of - ———— YEXAS. SINATION. BY TELRGRAPE TO THE TRIBUN GALVESTON, Jan. 16.~'Ili report that Gav, Throek- loyment elsewhere, It was true, as stated | morton proposes to call a special session of the Legisla- the House adjourned. Wiho last of tho resolutions, that an indispensable | ture is denied. Judge Doval, United States Judge for the the debate on the Reconstruetion bill, Major- | condition of resumption of specie payment 18 & | wo porn District of Tegas, has delivered a stirring eharge - I G THE - SOUTHERN STATES. LOYAL ACTION OF A JUBGE—THE NAVASOTA A8SAS- Gen. Sickles oeeupie o 0 4 rution of the of o o Sickles aecupied a scat on o flo foea short tne, | diniution of the flood of foreign products, which are | PR AR R Bt Cat tength from the Coms soud when the Appropriation bill was up i e Seciptary of Btato came o and occupied & seat beside | sold at threc-quar M. Stevens, tery about speei sembled Liore, uor au mimittee, | gupaid for or gaid for ouly with natioual promises, and onta. _—_— PO Frw ey y try, will run to the Treasury of the Umted States for its INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION. VOuLIE it Rhould proctain o mortow that it iad rvaurued | persona sbould visited with (e b R Y specio payment. 1o ventured, to say that the internal | their infamy deserves. man TRARSFOREEIAUY JON" EQID. 1Y HOR fur $100,000,000. 100 himself was counected with @ | from punishiment B TRURGNARIE TO THE TRIND Dainess e the WASHINGTON, Jan, 16.—The Commissioner of Tn- | $1,600,000, and Lo would not ask the Treasury for $1,000 of | atrong terns “n"'dw' terual Revenue to-day lssued the following cireular con- | 3 0L fos cerning the trausportation of spirits in bond : titing that & 1 Bad excented o bond for the transportation of distilied | answered by the use of paper money. If weo flood the Bittita to o bonded warehouse, and pald the amownt of | eonntry with goo was assassinated at tis dwe upon such spirits to 'the collestor holdivg the | ports of produce, we i nt was sufficlent to warrant the ean- | either in gold tl nat celation of the hond. 1t ix, how %o elearly the in- | disgraceful, which are sold for three-fourths of their fuce, thon of the ‘et o w1y’ Tuat, (hat ail apirits removed | altbough drawing v teansportation hond shall bo deposited in bouded | baukrupt governiments of Europe, which sell at par. warchouses 3 und the statute so explicitly de- | was indispensable to the hour, ‘and to r'mrulllu forfeiture of all spirits which hall be found | this couniry, that ¢ should promptly elnew i been removed Il"l\"lum " pursuance of law, that 16 n beliovdd to ba mo h necessury (0 tolerate this practice; at the samo timo it wonld be re- Xeept 80 far as somebody elso sonds pro- I3 as oppressive if seizare slould he mado of kpirita ay for them. We bad been, in this year, lmporting which were placed In the market without g into the | as large a value in solid gold as we iad exported of value fpper had been habit of | I greeubacks, if not larger, und the consequenco was o wpirits and of ¢ it of the tax. more unfortunate expo tiou of our bon persops who may | we had earned, but tie bonds we not eq o it reafter execute bonds for muur aiion of spirits to | elmpl 'l{lrolllwd,t‘llllm‘flwhm\' nd our ehildren led warchouse, that such spirits will'be seized if | to mxfi that promise. It found clsewhero than In_trausit to tho warchouse for | the gravest buprovidenco to 500 this mnu{cmnlnl whicha permit is i and Colleetors will seize all spirits | our natic ml|mnnm~toply4wlmalxpe{hg:n ntorest in whigh nay be fonud in their respectivo districts, branded selling them for 8 on the dollar to pay 4 m{um:l l::m ‘:fl:.'-fi‘".fr'é Courd. This is sup) = at least return to | received no ve (L in the way, for every man who jmported eultios, goods called upon us for $5,000,000 of specio to payme hie &pects | been adop ted to e: | theretore notify al theie satistactlon that the teauspartation was | that debt, and {u(, nobwitkst & tho fact, we cou- 1 prior to the 20t Just, The sooner all distil- | tinued "Ioodllu(l persons engaged In the practico and sale of dis- | pay. We are it making ‘money in this way, but 1osing | o,ce Gl tllled Apitita nre e wware thab upon payment of the tax, can the better wilk 1t bo for the Interests of the Government | men and women who to-day throng our strects, all those | yoyn, and of !l bonest distillers, Collectors will also notify all | articles for which are now runnisg in debt, [(Ap- Jacoh 5 mm,';, ks persons who hereafter exeonto transportation bonds, that | plause.) Which would be best, to em; our lahor aud y;;ln-\.m'“ i Ll e oXCOhto LTt oxcept upon proof | product i obtaluing for ws wh nley, Bashac, of th b LINE. Do taken within next few weeks would THE NEW BANTA FE 8FAGE LINE. be e Al "Were | 7 TRURGRATR To the vol BY TELRGRATI TO TUR TRIBUNR, T ot tho sesslon, ‘fi? i not lwlle‘:‘o tha great T i bonded waichouses, not haying | solvency in the currency, The importations and the im- m&&m«lhemlvflhflpfl“lfifln JIRETS——": ALABAMA. BT THLEGRAPR TO THE TRIBUNE. MONTGOMERY, Jan, 10.—There was @ quorum in . cling Lis | seen inan fmwense ex mr(uUuno;j\r de“m both How es of the IA{(‘IIMHNW- Au‘:hun ‘ o e country with tl our promiseste | ef the zw gives : M:‘ December 14th, of which Only those spirits which | i, abd §f wo continue tins the diy 18 not very far distan Patrick Osborp, have “bee \I v Lo yware- | when we will become bankrupt, We are no lon; clalms wa$ the cause. ave “becu regnlarly withdrawn' from —the ware: | wheh we Wil IS i pokrapte Wejre o longts ChEAod | . Cheovers and W, ACClaughlin were Xilled, ne legithoato objects of mm..€ wo go. We aro able to broduce, through the unemployed | yo), paberty, and soveral Wwhose Tt into Lo warehouse, or proof of somoe #pecial | roam about the streets, and run o debt to Burope for | Gommittes and will be ‘now Dry G as inurdered itdustry of (he country would not call upon it | the generosity of m-:m“:l:nm?:lfifiz I?lqu wapaper Dusiness—of -something like | giilty than one Who was 'mfi:hm' X of the 19 of {heir face, There was no mys- | stitution and from this fumuesty Proclumation, and says her ho nor those - |1 o ig reason to beNet that some persons have vialated of the business nien of this coun- {he conditions on whiali they .,wmd amnesty, ¢ s X to avail the 0 T L l.t“l.:nrull?':’ '{:oyv-::y' mf%‘flfhfifi"flm l‘l-r also calls attention to the enforcement of tho L1 Do fnclosed 1 as envelopo, without let- | Rights bill and says that we do ot realize the der former statutes and roglations, if & person who | ting folks kuow what it was, and this purpose was °‘,";'¢":'...":'.’,."1muu%n ‘,‘“””;. g w.g'o. who o - avasota, was ‘nited States in excess of tho amount of eur ex- | W8 I a3 0 serve 35 writs for Judge ) to be the canse of his 3 ASSUTAN0 O the scsslon tlonal it of 30 days. e —— was a most [ftal impolioy and THE TERRITORIES. ——— MONTANA. old, an for transportation, and which are evidently not in regular | for Tritish fron and British mannfactures, 1t was always TRIBUNE. o ettt the s warehoniics ihiosa 1t hall | plensant to run In debt, but very painful to dischario ";‘;:'::;";;;;:' Kan,, Jans J. L Lua Torrka, Kansas, Jan, 15.~The fitst coach Jrom | North-West would eomo forward this Winter, s tali, aslt | Jans 81,170 ouncos w i Wacgusing agd s Wiergst | Ged Bauta Fe b wrrived 0n ho pow Lo, alx days ) Wid st Wi v, f e ugo 18~Tho tof & New-ORLEANS, Jan. 16.—Senator Roberts arger interest than the bonds of the resentatives Branch and Chilton of Texas arrived trom Washiugton, and will remain a few days ’ the ,.m.,n".‘?{y of | turnifg to fiwlrfiwnlmuenh. ?lmm 1mm reconstruction, early adjustment m Watances which have rendered a literal cowpliance | them b Theso questions eame before the coun Wi s the couditions of the bond ;‘mpoulhlz.o e, u”‘lll:‘mlt. ;tn “20 obclhnd the country has b L As ROLLINS, C . W S{TODE | COMMON eNso m ~ ’ ity Members of Con, lgd that the votes to B THR TRIBUNR. L3 Vixwonat, Jun. 1 16.—For fi:'-m