The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1867, Page 1

@ribune, e PRICE FOUR CENTS. G, s o s 4 B 1o b Pt it :l"?nna. 'flht‘l mflt&m NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1867. 2z S ili Jovernme: iseme: New- Phi (X \ QS — McDOUGALL ded tron {slon of $he chair, military or civil, under the Rebel Governments. | vertisoment in Boston, New-York, Philadelphia, | XXXIXTn CONGRESS—SkcoNp SessioN. | FCV D ianod B8 vt of "é:.fl:;..“u':e’qfu-uné invest WASHINGTON. That the Legislative Council, together with the Gov- | Baltimore, and Cincinnati. == e h: i N s Cincln BENATE—WASHINGTOY, Jan. 17,1807, | I ad ralsed. ernor, thus appointed, ave 50 reply to nquiry e i ernal K g M2 My, SUMNER—Then T insist that tho actua) words as | cipline . ) shall have full and absolute In y to an inguiry the Commissioner of Internal PETITION: 5 AV # M hagiho ac pal | e L\ ARY-THE HOUEE [PARSES THE LEGISLA- q ; oRaRes .i:’y:n‘ynlux BILL~THE TAX AND GOLD BILLS control of the governments of non-recoustructed | Rovenue has decided that, although the gencral Mr. WADE (Rep,, Ohio) pres nted the petition of | "I AENDS (Rep., Vi) said he agreed that the iE pans S e asapadiet L o TIVE Al 1 SUBSIDY—DAVID DUDLEY ¥IELD AND | States, and have power to pass laws on all the usual | terms of the law clearly admit the construction that the cinployés of the Washington Nuvy-Yard for inoreased | word nsed exceeded the proper limits of debate, but he [ On motion ot Mr. HIGBY (Rep., ! i Wwhich was referred to the Pinance Committee, O e reve thio disvnecion. of tho bill proceeded | ou Pristing was instructed to luquire (o the expedieney of having the report of J. Ross on the JELBGRAPH ! : > 4 4 D ~THB T (EETING OF THE NATIONAL | subjects of legislation. Legislative proceedings, acts, | the salary tax shall be withheld at the rateprescribed Several petitious for an increased tariff were presented | wiry “und he moved that further debate on the pojnt of 4 resources of the United au‘r‘mnnu-m I8S1ON—) qug E GLISH “;”, it B . J * COMMITTEE—ALABAMA AND CONPEDERATE | and doings of the Legisl: fiice said | by the act § i menh aud referred, > BEPUBLIC 4“" ropess “ . ngs of the gislatures and officers in said | by the act in force at the timo of payment, t is Mr. SUMNE A s ¢ | order be post poned until to-morrow. vl-."lf‘-'“;;‘“ :u'v‘lix:\:"r\u.s‘rn l:«:u;...\ SALARIES— | Gates mince,the date of the Ordinance of Seces- | nevertheless more in accordance with the gemeral | T xa mu,.'.‘.'5,‘.'.‘SR;:,;’:';.'.fi'y’.e“'e'u'f'fl.'.f'm'(’x‘(?..'.‘,?‘.‘!.‘.',‘2.,'\" m;“':l-':lanfd{d m“"‘ that could not he done. Tho point gcwmm.lwgu.lmlar the bution at the Ex- BQUALIZATION tyainig sion in each State. are abrogated and | principles of internal taxation adopted by the Com- ;’Elm',‘l:“f‘_\::“zn State. Referred go the Committee on | “Nrp HOWARD (Rep. Mich) moved to Ly the appeal of o‘|‘| Movan’f(:lr‘.fi‘lrl)mlmc’"'%fli)m‘nm* 0 TR TRINDY : 2 . y ; » v © on, b e el somaern 7O THR MRS O aday, San; 17,2601, | doclared pull ahd void. Tho Proviplonal Govern- | missioner in plation Io ofber articles and objects lia- | Mr. SHERMAN op; Ohlo) mresentcd fhe petition, of A O eaPiai 19 was a6 o the Senn. | capedieny of g the PP on i pood mported, in tho Scnate to-day was Yvely and ments shall exist nntil a constitutional convention | ble to tax, to construe the law as requiring salary tax the officers of th Soctety for the Telief of the poor of Cin- | g b EREIED iNetts 1hat Lix words, as altered, should | specific according to weight, instead of ad valorem. i dabete In he Scrste to 00y b aimated | ciectod by alltho leyal pooploof the Btate without | fo be withheld af tho ate pesseribed Ry the ack in | {iamatl, omplaining Ut grest distrecs pretle SRORE | bo pead, Tho words, s taken dowi by NCRAMSP K100 | g i, which was 1 yesterday ut the close o :w«fng- e e emat ehiar | disinction of raco ot color, exchuling only leadiug | forcoat tho e the slary becamo dur without re- | delny oxperier, Gt woninty and back Dy, | oo el i squntry. Thc Senatof from Mo | fLe woruing hout, to icorparate the Washimgton Conaty Y GRGTRGRE. < Rebels, shall bave convened and adopted a constitu- | fereneo to the time of payment. Referroce i Committes on Jhglan: o taetia, atcording to the hort-haud rogort of his | Horse Raliroud Company, of the District of Columbia, : L POST-OFFICE—SALARY OF ROUTE AGENTS. | y,coch, had not used thislanguage, came up as the business of tie moxing hour, tep., Minn.), from the Committeo o Mr. MCDOUGALE~T ask; t nator fvom Massachu- | Mr. SCHENCK (Rep., Obio) offered an ames resent session. Several & h e + lmuhobuwnu:1 |:f ‘c";’n” . e | tion Republican in form, and acceptablo to the | The Second Controller has written a letter to [ v, RANSAY @ the Con ; s had been made on the gula ) Tnited S i al | Be ;8 in refe e ; -Otf) Rouds, the Houke : s Congress of the United States. The right of appeal | Secretary Stanton in reference to a circular regu nm,lmm"“:;';.‘"m{’,‘" 'l)l::“;{:(“': n‘:f)tnulu* ,':;_ > f":’u‘n‘t— :u’r‘s 1 hie is quoted correctly o) y di ueetion had beenlost | . v: : 3 : . of office. The pending queetion had beenlost | . Fiw % on Viticents from jndgments rendered by | Jating the payment of the equalization bounties, | Office aud United fates Court fu New-York City, with O UMNER-Tho Senator hos not qnoted mo cor- | Akt in subl conveynnce Was Dot farniahed. To made 1! [ Lie denies the affirma- | elaving it anlaw ful for il company fare from my'punnn::’.mun or coaches to whom & fenure . i B he not. sght of, and instead of the tenure of office the | 0 "o 1 ordinance of secession. Tho bill is | construing the law as passed by Congress last July. | [ uwendment providing that the utle to the property 10 | peet) sowe forcible remarks in of the p A e a . o L G 3 E ¥ 21l Do purehas 2 y. o Ten; support "“‘.’d““‘”“.ndm“" MPEnag Ih '{n“ n,l similar to Mr. Ashley'’s substitute to Mr. Stevens's | As a great many discharged soldiers, by reason of A"u}vrm(-y,c*md r Il.(‘rl! :;‘e ‘mfl’l;‘uw ' Ll n‘;fnl:iym:fi: Aficr some furgher remasks, Afr. """f’“,g”'?;"f“’n‘g u,“‘." (;"IUNNELL(‘RQ "'ml.he %WM’ I different parta of the country, “"“I. t” ; ';‘:‘“‘k' enabling act, discharge from the late service npon their own appli- | X&sagreed to, and the bill goea back to the Houso for con- fifi%gfin‘lfil e :'-o‘ll-‘mm it o't“ ot and & very ad memau'm by iy b > i intees, was the eubject of discus- . 2 . e v currence, ) 3 4 it particular appo It is stated that the President is about to | cation, arc debarred from recciving this bounty, the | Mr. RAMSAY from the Committee on Post-Offices and muemory, and bo would witkdraw thy appeal from the (.'::"E?B".“.'M‘Bf'.i:fl)l Wfl 'm..""fl.nmcl S 4ol undertak ampionship A b Post. R Chai ¢ lon. Mr.Hendricks had en the champio evince his gratitude for the sup i je.ad~ | O 5 i - | Post Koads, reported the bill of the Honse fixing the.com- | '\ - port given hisad- | Controller has suggested the propriety of an altern b 7 s vhe E0 ey R Mr. DOOLITTLE sald he had no jon to the with- | rane farin to the Government for a pensation of Post-Office Route Agents at Mol Jess (b Arvawal of the np]k'nl-"llll' &,lmlnmn Massachusetts | Mr. Ingersoll (my.,'m.p said e E..‘.{"‘ lieard vothing of h iy 4 el fde his of the President, and made an effective speech forhis | /o i 160 fudge Field of the Supreme Court by | tion of the rules, 80 as to allow all who have served ¢, when Mr. Sumnerrose to close the i 4 2 ookl ¥ . Sty i $0h Ack more than §1,3005p8y. sunim. " Would repeat the words ho used, and o which exception | the kind. of the Hou two years and have been honorably discharged to | 2T BUCKALEW (Dem., Pa.) lnquired what was the Dad beow taken, that the Senator might again hear thew, | Toth of the amendments were refected and thed the tender of the English mission to David Dudl ceeded very far, when he was -4 + 3 F fiebate. He had not proceeded very far, when h Field, a brother of the Judge, who isnow in Europe. | reccive $50. T AR T ah e S wai #1000 auddetermine, if ecestary, it they were such as onght | bill waspassed, Lo 2 A . . L b no allowed in debate, n motion of Mr. INGERSOL) Distri:t Committea A lista embracing | M HENDRICKS (e, Tud.) soggested that the mink- | P10 0 AUOEEG 0 UEDALE o of the Chair was with- | was instructed (o inquire 110 fhie expediciicy of pavisg Mr. McDougall, who protested | © e N The I : palled to "’;l‘i;):,y“ 'zu?“f“fi?‘{:flm:( xdh‘»wm:u in lfl Two lhundred petitions against any further con- The Fourth Auditor has prepa against the following ' traction of the eurrency Liave been presented to the | 24 vessels, for the capture of the p N i be stricken out, 1 » Celt and cargo, | ™ A g i i Arawn. ind Mr. SUMNER proceeded with bis remarks. | Peousylvania-ave. 0 Tlie bill was paseed as reported, and goes to the Presi- | i 40t A SH AT Bt "(n the extraord. |~ Ar. INGELSOLL from the District Committee reported bote in the Senate: “There was no such duty on | ° il 17 p B! ¢ 4 gt :r fathers, Thero was no such duty on our recent :;.mlarx‘::zi?‘nd :.ul;mm‘y (‘olz\rm'.t'u d‘?m lIIo:uu« :'mqo n;ul ?Im zl:hnlu of unuu: 1;nr lh; M.n:l:lnlllu, lm;d dent. R el W ary 2 J,,,: wlu:_l;&ud, h'é was saying ;'Il:l'hfe :..,m,..;m".. 1,..{ thph.?('m;tv“ mul 0 inco) m;uu“‘ = e open 0 e present session. Nearly hese | also for salvage on account of assistance rendered 1o 0] 9 o) = - N e yuld now repeat as wi en on jnce by the wier, ‘ongregational Society of Wi ou, el K " 8 P early Mr. CHANDLER (Rep,, Mieli) called "_uh" bill of Tast lare, Bir, laltho ity of the hour. Thero wae 1o such | b Breg ¥ asbingt hum ecessors in this chamber, because there was no : E . oy " d 3 B v . o) “ i m petitions are from one source. Ome Livingston of | the brig Joseph Baker, to the crow of the Chocura. 'fi.,.'.",'.2.'.35:3?}".‘&‘.'3:':'5,'7\'"fg;,"’{?x'.', oy e l',[:'m ty on our fathers. There was o such duty o8 our pre- | After the hill was read Mr. INGERSOL, & -y 820, Nays 15; Sept s=ors in this chamber, because there wos no Presi- | that if his friend from Olio Sehenck) ‘wished to offer hve ident who had become the enemy of his country.” | > 0y b s o i New-York is the originator of these petitions. He | None of the shares in theso prizes will probably | 0 D oer " o Mr McDougall was called upon to reduee the ebjection- | 30500 050t Blauks for the parpose, | amount te more than five dollars, romiau; Demiocrats, jtalic: ot ot the United States whio had becomo the euemy of | amendwent to his'bill, that o person should have te sblo words to writing, and, after a pause of several mo- ¥ o Bar= X 3 2N Authony, Morrl] a4 his country.” pay anvthing without having pew accommodations he hi slip of it which Le scatters throngh the country, and gets some The United States Treasurer has issned new regn- | Cander, “Nortow, Wade, Mr. DOOLITTLE rose as Mr. Sumner uttered the last | would let him do so. [La f,” b monts, he wrote something on a slip of paper andsent | L0070 n o Lanes signed to each, aud then | lations respecting the cancellation and destruction | e, Potioron, Willims, WO 0f the anove sentenice aud #nid e Toso 19 o ues: | ° Mr, SOMENCK dectined To offer such an amendment; 4 by a page to Mr. Sumner, who at first declined tolook . sy 9 . Edmauds, Polaud, Wilson—~20 tion of order, that such langnage toward the Executive | saying he would he sorry to deprive his excellent . sends them to Congress as prayers from the people. [ and the perpetuation of the evidence thereof, of | Fogg, Wit ot permissablo in the Senate. from 1llinois of any of the means of grace, for he knew Mi. ANTHONY (In the Chair) dccided that, in the jude. ving s0 much need of it, | uobody. 2) ment of the Chair, the words did not exceed the limit of Mr., INGERSOLL replied that no one knew better than debate usnal in the Senate. his friend from Ohio Whether he was a fl)d subject for Me. DOOLITTLE appealed from the Chair, and moved e, The substitnte was agreed to and the bill passed. pmed by bim | proen Truchalew, stit, “'i ing V"’"‘“"'x 'h'“t_ l“m"h' “{;R“'“hg;n E;m These petitions are properly pigeon-holed and in | circulating notes of National Banks red mwd the point, it was for hum to establish 1t. e under sections 43 and 47 of the National Currency u time consigned to the waste-basket. gal was standing at some distance from Sumner, -, 7 g . . i 3 2 g h egenta ar- t. The regniat are indorses ved by th snd appealed to him across the chamber to state r'l'hln morning on motion of prnnnhlll\'o Gar: . ’(A‘n T m;ln m'fm 1‘ . (l‘“ orse 'I. ;;[lyp:nlcr ;1: Iln Y e DO e o heva. Sy Jton, THo suhatiiule wasaproedio snd: O ield, John M. Langston of Oberlin, Okio, a colored ting Controller of the Currency, H. R. Hurlburd, \,,, moved to btrike out the sec. | 10 consider the question the Senate adjoum. reported a bill wu-fnlne the procecdings before Justices The motion to adjourn was disagreed t of the Peace in the District of Colutbia. Whether what he had written was correct. TEWas 0 | ygp, ' yoq adinitted to practice at the bar of the Su 4 + ry McCulloch.” We take the followi. 4 © effect unie 0. theso words: *“ We never had a President before who » Court, of tha Unitod Slates. This is the second il e i . Lt e e shall not take effectunices the | M. EANE iep., Ind.) moved tolay e appeal of Mr. | Mr. WELKER, from the same Committeo, riported & 3 e » < ; 2 States. s ar: WO yohsS. polittl upon the table, bill proyiding for the pnnishment o and petit Jav- was an enemy to his country,” Mr. Sumuer read the AP Gauct of (e TILve! sy s bt tyont g -Hhest ¥ Doolittl e tabl bill iding for th uishment of grand and petit ) allp, and, handing it to the page BN £ That { s of Hiakind, & ectored mathaviORwen admitted | Upon the ecdenaption by the Treasurerof the notes of | | g the cansideration of the motian, Mr. HER: | Boteril BAALL Ofier S i O WETKER, fram the same Comaittee, reported ) S0, 54 g page, sud: ' No, Sir, that | o - 68 'he National b, wd to be " e- | MAN (Rep,, oved to pos 3 # ry qnestions, after whic! . WELKER, tro 0} , ) about two years ago. The following case, came be- | National bauks required to be paid, tho notes so re L e Bl v e further considers- of My, Doolittlc upon the table il fo licorporaty 'the Washington Transportation and Canal Company. 18 not correct, Yon roust quote my words as reported | ¢ ol to.day Qeemed wil! be eanceled and destroyed, and the evidence | V385G 4 TEAS “The morning honr expiring hefore the reading of the E ap- ¥ vote of Yoas, 29 i he would eonsent to this provided zl:e‘;zgh.:d :"n?‘r” ‘l:h;.lr:n:u'rx;:‘h:;rll:ellr:l No. 108 l_,“m United States .m"l“.l‘““ and appellints of such destruction perpetuated in the following man- :,1.1." bill was i sthe [spectal order £0r to-morTow at 1 poies- R DIl conctaded, at 40 the bill weut over till to-nus- € ings, caused by wa o ¢ Glof - | agt. certain sugar plasses, C. A Weed, clainant, and | ner: S 5 3 - Saere] Vea W g rer o get Mr. Sumner's exact words. Mr. Seward | S6rtain sugar, T. Blydenburgh, clalunt ; argumeat'cob- |« Each note, when redeetned by the Treasurer, shall bo 412 AN sald is had bettor Dob o el Siitols-( Wate, e[ FOWe COVERISG CONFEDERATE: PROPERTY. Entered the chamber and took o seat by the side of | “No. 105—Nicall & Co., appellants, agt. United Etates. | P him stamped with the woru *eanccled” bury ed upon | with the Tariff bill, which would be called up on Monday. | ¢ pgin O S T “.‘,,".'“."’,‘.',“‘“'“l;.'.?“,,,“' Mr. Suwner, from whom he leaned the | APPeL r'u-mnu»(mnuu'f..mw Whniinsed for want of | the face of the note as ofton as once iu_three (3) mouthy, ',-‘,"'-n MARDLES aked n0w Jong 1t wosid tardto dis arty of which it e Do iyl 80 10, POCOVEE BIOD- urisdiction. J¢ oftener if the amount redeemed shall ba so large as fo | ¥ e S \ longing e Confederato S stotus of the case and what had eccurred g o b . | 95 0! ATR Mr. SHERMAN sald he had not the least {dea, ety formerly belonging to the Confederate States that No. 106, The Howard Pire Tusurance Company, plains | 1L 0 b o todo. Tho motcs o redecand aud | M. CONNESS (Repp, Cal) hapedno Wil (ha was not of e Mab been rogigved sl mmuggied diay, Neferred (o e iteraoi, udiciary Conmulitee 3 BERING WABHINGTON HOUSES A PEVITION, On motion of Mr. INGERSOLL (Rep., I'L), the Commit- 1, adjonrned. tee for the District of Columbia was instructed to ingure o that tiwe. The reporter’s notes wero fortheom- | tff in error, net, Chase. Argued by plaiutiffs iu error, bt . @' Ky S S50 sumiteed 1y defenidants b error. weled shall be transmitted to the Secretary of the | vational nnportance would be juade o speekal order until Ing presently, but meantinie McDongall's point had | *Ng ygs —Hadden et al., plaintitfs in ervor, agt. Hiram ssury, whilshall onise a cbunt theredt fo bo madafiadl| ibe Financhund Texbilla andipiiiss measines Betomly Deen decided by Mr. Anthony, who was in the chair, | Barney, Collector, et al. Recovery of duties patd under | o0 m;“ )'“"“’" ”""u“ $iia adate o6 T “;‘ Jdont ;'“"‘ e the whole eountry were dise 0 be not well taken. The decision had been appealed | PTtesf; argucd ; - o o . Theres Lfter som - b - Mto the propriety of having the Touses in Washington _ 7.~ First ease for argament on Friday, the 16th, of the bank as signed mpon each note. Thereupon the After some further discussion the bill was postponed F OF REP YTA" City nuinbered i acordance ¥ith the system tod in , aud the appeal had been withdrawn. Mr. | The question of making some ndditional appropria- | notes shali Le delivered to the Controller of the Carreney, vl male the speclal order for to mortow At 1 0'clock, UOUSE OF REPREEENTATIVES Clty nuisbered in accordanc 1o sy stem sdopled in ttle then proposed that Mr. Sumuer shonld re- | ;00 0 carry out e designs of the Paris Commis- | Who shali also can connt to be made and a hole to be | Mr. MORRILL Bep., Me) called up the bill to amend | “,(,.m‘.f\{f:l'l\;?)l((i'llgkn";;)ui‘fl‘ the Com- I?l';':m I‘r“”..\ J("J";?'.i‘}’.(.“fi.’"!‘-".fl ;'EEQ I'Lw:yr:' o repea i " 4 ol 1h h the Shme y O . entitled “ An ae - e 0 R (Rep., ), citiz of Baratoga a ulton Connties, 3 gume the floor, and repeat from the manuserint of | o arg was beforo the House Committee on Foreigu |1 melied through the pame of the Cashicr of the bank. 1 entitled “ An aet t thorize the extension, con i rl EEEL Gavee ‘'was instrueted o inquire into the | jraging mrnpenll“nm to Sumuel Downing, the only sur Rawlstury—10. il wellare The Senate then, a $he reporter the words to which exception had heen g ” gl E The notes shall th turned to the Treasurer, wlo tho Hakimore antl "m"\'f“h"'““ N etien of & harbor 10 the vieimity of Polut Sal (Salt | Yiving soldies of the Revolution, a RS, T Affairs to-day. but nothing definite wae done.,. Gty of o vaitroad from between. Knoxville and the | (xlstenco of wharbor i SEVIIIIE oogor Galifor- | T 8 0 s m;";‘\';m:if‘:m’mh Waken. This wad agréed to by Mr. Sumner, and he Al r) # 5 shall notify the v hereafter named th, notes | Mosocwy Junction iute and withiu the District of € . t a meeting of the Union National Committeo at . S Y o o {ho practicability of renderivg such harbor val gead what I have already quoted. As he uttered the | yo - ¢ v are ready for burning, whereupon they shall ba burned to | iy "y 25, " 2y £ 10 commerec, The Honse then proceeded to the .wua‘lumul M Willard's Hotel to-night, there were psesent Gov. | | i the preseuce of four persons, one to be appolnted The bill was passed by the Senate without amcudment sl ionor Rk s Sloveavs Recoslingion ME, Sast word of the sentence, Doolittle jumped up and | yy A el T Thoad . - and gles 1o the THonse, saloed the question of ardbs, which the Chair (M Ward of New-Jereey, President; John B. Clark of |y yne secretary of the Treasury, one by the Contro ® LEGAL YOTING IN THE DISTRICT, My STEVENS (ep., Penn.) called attention to (he fact | Ay BA Rep., 110.) addressed the ouse, giving his . = ‘| New-H: . B. Gardner of Vermont, Wm. | of the Curreic o by the Treasurer of the U, Mr. MOREILL (Rep, Me), from the Commiltee ou f th appeared by the morning papers that the gmend- | o0 o S i should not be agreed ” % - . 2 1 N N il ) ot be agreed to i its presco ¢ | Btaten, and ope by the ank, or, If insolvent, by the Re- | District of Columblu, reported the bill to provent lliceal | we L offencd last dvening to the Legislative Appropuia 0 4 be i appropriation for increased cowpen. | form, aud why it sould be reforied to the Commities on Anthony) immediately decided, as in the p: achusetts, J. 8. TFowler U8 | (aftin r ot well ta 4 i eV Y & ) eciver, or, in de t of such appointment, of & person | votipg in the District of Columbia, and for ‘v.;?i-k:' f_“:“:_:]":“l“” ‘\.:':'.‘:"'w"“‘;‘:"z‘r“‘;: f“;‘[‘;;“‘ Tennessece, B. Cook of Tlinoie, Kenator | not an officerof the Goserment, ppointcd Uy the o th nendments, The smendments pro (ofeleria dud. epiovés of the Touse 1%t | Beconstiuction. e ohjected to the phrasology of the i 0 ; v . | Kirkwood of Iowa, H. W. Hoffman of Maryland, | Tetary of the Preasuryfo act in behalf of th bank it by il Court of the 1 bheen u“r:;l‘(::l“:;v.;n:l rlr:-;“l:vxrl‘l 5‘;’"?.5}.‘2"..'.’,’»{.’.’{ preawble, inasanch as it applies the term *Gevern i dozel Send a pee. |y 3 3 ' y City of Wash Nr ‘l" ’:‘I‘(‘l“":l “".“" ““"fl“"’“ :‘"‘l" at 0‘:; N. B. Smithers of Delaware, W. J. Cowing of Vir- | 50 appointed, and filed with the respectiv D e Gy of Geongelow, woso duty it o . Edmunds thought Mr. Summer's language €X- | giyia W, Windom of Minnesota, D. R. Goodlos of | Regulations have been issued by the bienvally a wh lection, to gropare eeeded ilie proper limits of debate, but he wanted v . g N N iy & the persons qualified to voto in the said eitics, th . d | North Cirolina, Thomas G. Turner of Rhode Ixland, | the Treasury governing trade between Asia and Eu- tvs to be in o] " eir ctive ¢ she question of order postponed till to-morrow. This . Y e g Judges to be i open session {u their respective cities to s s and Joln D. Defrees of Indiana; the last-named | rope via San Francisco and New-York. Goods and | receive ovidel alification of persons claiming 2 s 2, » 0 b vote et sty 1 i oould uot be done, as au appeal had Leen taken by | yoine Secrotary. The Hon. Horace Greeley, & mem- | merchandise transported betw i858 bty Basthity ‘!-u‘:ufnnl‘ut"‘" cling mxll.I‘lr(m l:'l:“.rl\\‘r;":l”\n tificates of sneh becoiudng are to be signed ien Jeft the House knowing that ihere | meuts” to the Confederate States of America. ! pnorun x\l‘;m‘lll- u"‘; i 'fi""fi M:ln'r"“'!l :2 Mr, STEVENS (Rep., Pa) sald that, rather than have Jearn that the amendment bad been declared agreed v et e s House. 11 the journal sbowed | that cause troubls {0 any of the brethien, be would or showed auythig aboub it, Le wouid | modify it. ournal. Mr. BAKER said that the term Goveroment” implied n J " SPEAKER stited that ng Jonrmal, s kept il TR | a settlcd, solid, institution. Tn such cases s this the terin Mr. Doolittle from the decision of the chair, and it . W, : o - L ’ ver of the Committee, is in Washington, b aged | e o8 by this e will save 15 4 or pificers, ¢ 8 mit . saust be disposed of before proceeding further. Mr, | 1o . T DEREARod | piifixile Dy UUS rotits WILSayG 1t Vet SRAS A osi eaion, and thas ¢ T been veportedt in the Honse with varions | was wsually modified by the phrase ** so-cailed,” * seit- in lecturing. On calling the meeting to order, Gov. Horaece lectured to-night before the | amendments, ine ,“df,‘,‘;; the one referred to. called” or de fuets. 3le objected 1o the nd section us Mir. STEVENS said e was very unwilling tohave that | 52 0 S0 0 g mur“m":‘"u:‘lu v Yane of Indisna obtained the recognition of the | yy ” it P Ee s - ard eaid : Young Men's Christian Association to a crowded Whair, aud moved to lay Doolittles appeal on the | wo huve met under circumstances which require in | house. Prof. Agassiz delivers the next lecture of the b Sen. i a eir fuilest deveio e ve . : A table. Another Senator raised the point that that | their fullest deveic l‘;’":':t:li‘! o ""!’f.?.".',?.',f';..{!fi.‘.j made | ¢ ourse at Wesley Chapel on next Thursday evening. | sppoiat [ et left on the record, as it was wholly uutrue Thas 1t whS BEeOA 40t 2 217 i Jcto; and suggested that such reoiganization kool ba "M SULAKER remarked that It was not within bi« | \oetponed until such time as the scheme giving thew con. power torule on the subject, hut the gentleman could | gritntional governments should ko into effect. He bad i he objected 1o the 5 . i i the Republican pari motion was mot in order, and one poiut of | | / : e Mr, FE L ouvictions, angd corre ju their spport. These, A ) sciety early M. b Redar after another was Taised until there were four:| wader God whee Dowr it Mfiuile, DUt Who Works Aweritan. Goloritiation Society s laly 99 11 the imenduut - Vi 1K | 180Ve to recommit the bill. ; towe doubis a8 to the constitationality of the third ions enrolled for the Spring expedition to ce the 1st of October. Mr. BTE made that mot; nyln{' that at all | wetion. The object of the fouth Seetion was a ESURE OF OFFICE DITL, events he had an amendment to offer to the bill. one. B hy, I shunning Sc! should ") . through huiman agencies and prineiples, have made this sppeals) from the decision of the chair heaped | o o and lave given its intcrests, its welfare and ene on top of the other, and all pending at | its honor inte our kee and control, to maintain During the past year about $133,000 were depositod ot w sderntion of this Bl “he morning honr The Wil was recommitted, and the House then went gress fall into Charybdis? Wh gular order, which was the bili to regu- | into Committee of the Whoie on the State of the Union, | voyp State disfran went of colored men, should the eame time. It is difficult to tell how the | thatpower for whveanduhnoPing rurpoece, torav IS | i1 the Treasury by the Patent Office, after paying Ware of office, ws tAken up. N SO, (e, Wik 10 the Chair, and resumed (he con’ | Congress dectar that no person shall bo disfranchisd by ¥ 5 fous, and to g iy 4 . 4 ¥ o McDOUGALL (Dem., Cid.) »poke ngalost the billg sideration i tive Ap) riation Bill. Toeon of conv iction aud punisinnent for any erime otber sex of the offices. This makes the total Mr. WILLEY (Rep, W. Vo) replied to # speech made Mr. STEVENS of an awendment a8 an additional | 1hay for sktrrection or treason or misprision of treason ¢ fatricate parliamentary web would have been with- | down the spirit of caste, to minke treason @rawn, but the one raised by Doolittle was finally | build up the prosperity and lifu of the nation on intelly & d gence, virtue and patriotisin, are the objects of the great decided by the Yeas and Nays in favor of Mr. Sumner | organization to which we belong. Intristed with the {u and the Chair, and the Senate then adjourned with- | terests of that orgavization by the Natioual Couseution v of 1864, we are met for ¢ 11is substantial objection, however, was the sixth wec. 1 who at any ime held offic the Confederato Stat egiance thereto, had re- the United Stales aud have 10 bo tending to the Court of Claims the the July 2, 1864, whiv all the expe amount now lit of the Patent Offico nearly | by Mr. Cowan, yesterday, in which the latter geuticman | section AOYRS AN 10 5 it of the Patent Office nearly | 2, J15 CORRI TNt Vil remuved none from offico bat, | sions ird of the - 300,000, those who Lad made 1se of abusive languago toward | elares that in the Courts of ¢ The publie reception of President Johnson to him and his poliey. The President, Mr. Willey said, bad | be no exclaston nlaui tion, which declaves that eith ilitary, wnsel and action in reference to inen nounced allegiane out action on the bill so long under discussion. 1t i8 | the prescnt condifion of affairs. The faithlessuess of the | L1 % oo o " [ not ndhered to thint course ju West Virgoka, for therd | civil netlons beeau S eatis cortain, howerer, that a vote will be reached | Frédent to thé Drincipl alsh o {aithisssiicss of 1he | nisht was Jareely attonded, notwithstanding the se- | he nad svpointed thoe who had abused hira b 1.} o 1 " | el coted with the right of citizenship. 1o denied thab y o 8 e incted him, has rendered more aitficult the werk of | vere cold weather. n, nained Loug, bad been appoiuted Po contly held that it was not_a Court of the United States, 9 4 , 1 be made, to-mworrow, and that the bill will be passed in the | 1 qoring the Union on the basis of loyalty and frecdom; — Wheeling; he was the editor of The Wheeling Register. | and that th refore the law did not.apply to it. Sorm indicited iu these dispatches a few days sinee, | but those whio have bed armed treason wil) prove TIE NEBRASKA DEBATE. Mr, Willey yoad axtracts frum the poper named of the mank wasy afior &-horyeLenien aid o5 “The ouly feature of the proceedings in the House | (Al toany reainhic dupecr, Cee we it faihbeis | From Our Special Corenpondet fo denounced s a drvnkard, an idiot, &e. e to yesterday requiing new ap- s e s to-day was the continned consideration of Mr. Ste- | adhercice to the Republican creed, and their uuwavering WasHINGTON, Jan. 18, 1847 | Mr JUNBRON Qe . ) ;'4};;1 i ..,.”1"}'( appoint- IB‘(‘..':.’J;{,',‘;':S;.'...Q;:‘C’ d";;d‘; ,v'w-o:mmd by n;s ote atlo huild is ni 6| p i » b, empest of b s made, o ad been confirmed @ £ s unwilln determination to build the future of this uation on th There is o great war of debate, or tempest of | "N WTEY ki b e L mala i el po ' (o was unwilfog to of time, (w0 sov. urisdietion of (ha United The Rebellion was @ gigantic eombination, vens's Puabling bill. Mr. Baker of Illinois addressed | g basin of Justice, humanity and frecdom Abe House in opposition 1o the measure, basing his | The fears of the tunid and the doubts of 3 tongnes, a thundering demonstration of the lawyers, | August Inst, wnd Lad not heen confin Mr. COWAN (Dem., Pa) said it w inpossble where drt Reporter at iission of N aska and Colorado. An [ Tt b ointments were to be made to ayvoid an occa- | ing the tnek 4 3 . | the lesitating have iven way before hat | over the ad argument principally on the gronnd that it tended | | u!nmgu-lllne feopio which has eharnaterized the t1: ¢ folk 15 d ot i | alary me Coddrt Re Z % & cunplote consolidation of the Government, | electionn The. icusstons which these political contesta | immense amount of talk is uttered Whero blers 1 e Suprenm ¥ied the publication of wos Jvas woo 3 the wisdon of Congress in relying upon | litthe to be said. The very fervent Mr. Bingham of AR NE (Rep, TI) objected, and the i r;.\'.'r“.» el Bt t the 71h section of the bill, which By the obliteration of State authority. He placed | Worked ¢ ol o bat the amendment was ot lu order in id political privileges to all, and the intelligence and patr SPEAKER Y en more directly to the point on anybody in either branch. Itisa hraska says in her Constitution, un- | | announces the o dee tism of the loyal people of the | o - T AnT0f reconacruction. 80 e y aud | the House has dr y Congrees wecured discipiine In ous | the subject than ty in our ow v L our . e hodudicingy Conetitufional Ameadment | SuOrt horse. N it would i ny Judgioent best satisfy tie secure the fruits of that great nation ated i the destruction of th ndl the convietion tgat the right o «nd upon the aceldents of color o | 1ent, ment of these guestions. 1 $ s faith in the ratification of the Amendment, | country. The which he predicted in o twelvemonth, and de- | gencrously ad wn_ranke, Tt e, then brought up the matter of making « portion of it—which doclares that if the to pay the clcrks and employes of the 1a ever be altered or amended the Stato bl sed compensation voted lust session. nid lose its right in Congress—as & Monstrous piopo- pded the Mouse that subsequent to the yesolu- | ginoy, 1e thonght the bill should hy all means be referred anfiug the increased compensation both Houses "oint Comnnittee on Reconstruction, He wanted to apon a general increase of 20 per eent for the yihing left to the States that could be safely lefy W employés of both Houses, and that increase 7 e wirned the Honse against the evil tendeney 0 cover all mrh.phllm"l”"""» e was 1u- | ¢ degrading, diminishing, and dishonoring the States o formed t he adoption of this amendment wouldcreate | 110U njon. The geutleman from Pennsyivania Stevens) s great inequality in the compensation of clerks—un it~ | g denounced is own Stite as not Republican, and had o and sired for the present the recommitwent of the Wil to the Joint Committee on Reconstruction. Mr. @Grinnell of Jowa followed in favor of immediate aotion on the question of Reconstruction, and 40 opposing its referenco urged the perfection of the bill | parpr8e ol not g der which she wants to come in, that the suffrage hall bo confined to 1ehites. This is a little disagreca- | ho commenced blo, and & good deal inconverient, just at this mo- ;l,h'-m"r to W . "YII He mmu:.n n'.um '| : enator from Indiana if e was now vin ' re having some nugonstructed commuiities .4‘}'{ o8 the President i carrying (hat e e who may want readmision nndey just | effect 1 of Lis intentions to into execution on hisr I down 88 5001 as possible. Mr. Stevens desired to close de- | content to rely upon the action of the sation: 1§ & atiestlenof thike Dote this week, but eaid he shonld allw tho bill to | Aud succeeding’ Congress, [ wineh are co such a condition. A namber of distinguished and | i ik the style attrivnted e Yo, sl . adse cases 80 per cont. e | 1 terui st e that Coogress would futerfe Beopen to wmnendment before demanding the pre- | the vation. It remains for us to discriminate undistingnished members of Congress hold that that e TEangier] Isay, | 1 {iiat when the House came to vote upon the amend- | ypgke it so. And the gentleman from Massachuse dftates, by the udg’ | ment it would Ve rejected, T ol spoken of cashiering the representatives ation | Siites that were not republican in form. He warued Touse agaiust the encouragement of any cuch destimety ideas. s heen | Mr. BLAINE (Rep., Me.) argned that the approy wag necessary in order to carry out the Tesolution of the Honse, wious question. The Rpeakér said at the rate speeches | {ruth to preserve the unity of our great party, and on the | body had the power to dictate terras on this question o] 2 ministration basin of our principles to organize vietory, Wo hold the | o Cpive nd Black voting when it comes to the ad- ice wen opposed to |f|,q ipathy ‘were being made, two per day, it would take two | vantage ground which s, and neither the R & who are 'J; Sy n ‘weoks to exhaust the list of members desiring to | power of President nor tb ‘urts can stay the | mission of a State, or, to please the lawyers and be Tiin s alyray 8 D Diéssed in the pleas- | Messis. WOODBRIDGE (Rep, Vt) and SCHEN v, GRINNELL, (Rep., Town.) said he would have heen wpeak. Fhe House accepted the Senate’s amendments {mm3.:’::.:;‘?:,:;:p::?;"n‘.:';‘:-’::‘;:“fi-‘.‘-"fi"::‘fii',‘;'.,‘.'1"",'..:"";.‘:fi very particalar, when Congress clothes a territory | ant tery moval from office 7 but to kiek w mun | (Rep., Ohio) spoke in favor of the appropriation. Dot UL It (6 Feinarke of the Kentlemun who 1 which two propositions | Ot is to expross the s n.m.i In other languaxe ML RAYMOND (Rep, N. Y.) asked for a separate vote | poi G Gown if he had applied Minself to the per- %0 its own bill for purchasing a site in the City Hall | éver ilumivating the onwurd progress of our race with State robes, hetw ivees, [ I uage n t Mr. RAY: 1 . as u Park for a new City Post.Office for New-York, which | The address wan received with much favor by the | tho reader will mark a distinction or acknowledge greeatle, Now, M. Tromdent, I bad doabte | on the atmeudment, wileh, ek Sut Ue, St togtion ot she bl andnot o 13 destEuction, wetion sends it to the President for his signature. The pur- | Committee. Thero was ageneral and free conversa- | himself incapable of appreciating the lawyers. And sy doubiatias after T heard ' Bol the et | that it i the Atlantic and the Pacillo biates. Tlo ot Committes infimtely more competent to suggest mprove- ehase is to bo effected when the Attorney-General | tion inrelation to the condition of the country and | that having this power to dictate terns they are very - A il ho had road It In the | tract, as asserted B debate yestardny, an . ments to the bill than he was, eartifies to the title, the measurce which would best secure the fruits of | inconsistent if they don't do it, abolition having read that o |:'|,",,,',,}“‘L','.|[“,",',‘,‘ ] ot d e The Ways and Means Committee had o long ses- victory and peace. During l:hu m:xs'ing, Gov. Wade | taken place everywhere, and enfranchisement having task of reading il tho specchies wade by the President on | auwonnt actually dus (o it by the Government for wes- | ‘rh/ coptleman from Ohio (Bingham) appeared received a telegram from Gov. Fenton, announcing | been just Lestowed on the colored population of the | Wis way to Chicago i back. (Laughter.| RiIes sl o walt for the Constitationsl Amendment to bvuuwm 2 it dlon to-day, in which they discussed the Tax and : S (Rep., Cal) reviewed the history of the Mr. W '\-'um'n\'vmnnpwmnh« appropriation, de- @ald bills, On the Iatter ineasure the Committee are | thed the Hon. Frederick T. Frelinghuysen lias re- | District of Cohunbia withont any restriction whats Jyitealditforece: btwiedn the Prusident andd Congress, | clarlig that the contraet was one of the Dost extrava- et R B e b7 e ""fi‘,“ 2 » ceived the nomination of the Republican cauncus for | ever. of theso unfortunate differences was | gant abd outageous that hud ever been entered into by he Rebel Stades | The Legslatures of the 'v:ry m"f: fl::'fiim’.‘i:fifleflrflifiififin "‘l}"l:: Benator by n vote of 25 019, An adjourned meoting sot with Congress, ns to tie offices and removals, 1t was | the Government, aud that the Company had v were ..h:hmgad!rfprcnz p-fnry, They were say: laelug in of] = o yesterday, and offered fo | Ty GRINNELL said he was not prepared to yjeid up a; dniont pad t0 the telexraph | 1,2 Aiucut to that Committee; the Lesston was weari opriation should not exceed the | [y~ and he wanted that matter disposed of by Con, ol thie prOPCE OV eI it o1 Y ent T, o alao dewiknded an bisaméadmests | Poled Hak as natrua Cangrres, WEUML 6oEYS roination of the coutract with The | {114y the frlends of the nation in Stutes bad full protection extended over thels Pt o B o .tm;e"'"”“ be pretty good reasoning from their | i kaown tit the President woukd not have restricted | contract by overeharging and delaying messages, The Conat it lonal Amendment having been re- i of the Committee will take place to-morrow. poiut of view. Comitteo all agree that the gold ought to he sold Banater Bawendy of o the preseut Liombents”of Federal offices ad e hind been @ violation of the contrie \'of ‘the tekritory. Tecently in rebellions ’ A o the Presiden ¥ sa Convention played for ad heen two t overcharging for | freg nsinuation in My, Dawson’s amount to be sold or bid for each week has not yet nature. 1t was agreed to have the permanent head- | Verinont, upon whoso shonlders has be watisfied, T h Mr. Hendrick de 1 é8 of the ¢ . » suarte! Y ittee in New- ity ary @ s Colla ' he Yo Wi o | bewatistied. Inreply to the remarks of Mr. Hendricks n wade by employés of the Compauy, o pi ition al celuding ti uth- Dok Gecideds helther lisa 1t been deteriined ss to | 908Ftem of the Committee in Now-York City. : Oue of the wary and wise Collamer tmay he prove worthy | JCEIE IR of (e Senate In' exclndig (e e when fh Taatter wus brought be | b *Staten ,.,‘,."‘}..,‘,‘S,’:fm,“':,df,} (oo Al cae the next National Couvention for the nowination of | stuffed green hag a seal with a superscription upon it | it the Judgment of the 0 donfirme the case of one of these Senators, Who had recently Now to expunge this “ white” elause | himseif to 400 removals, were it uot that the Senatc stood Mr. RAYMOND mentioned that the only ground fer jected, Congress sheuld now go on and pass laws for the $open market, but, the manner of selling and the | Tho busiuess transacted was mostly of a private in the Nebraska Coustitution p ) 3 0 the mantle | all the offices In the country, and the il should gos from Eust nessee, Which over- | (orday England was interested in keeping ug $he amount which sball be kept in the Treasury. nber made a motion to fix the place of holding , has drawn out of lis apparently well | Senators from eliwirmanship of committecs, he would s Theeo two points will probably be disposed of in a ; ; ; : day or two. The Committee have ul«-l::l'«l that b‘e a Preeident, and named 8t. Louis, Mo., né the place. | which the Senate has affixed to the aforesaid Consti- cd the yoles of the opposition members of the Le gie ¢, und om the clanse u]'l‘l priating No definite action was taken on this subject. An- | tution; and which this astute lawyer holds, (and his L) minerolagical reports, an wateh d political and clvil rights. 1f they were placed et af the Pblio Garden, there for anything it was that the proteet. ther they might ffice, The ticst vote was takeu on the amendment adding the ol d e h ju He would Dot advocaty ‘Tho visit of Gov. Orr of South Carolina to this | pose, siuce they have indorsed its virtues), suppresses | Mr. DOOLITILE (Det., Wit favored a tennire of tollowing proviso: T e ahmneit tp Hebeln nm:.uoumm:afi city is, mong other things, o ascertaiu, if possible, | the meaning of the term * white” aforesaid. The in- | “5ie §{OWy lzep. Wia) said that inasmauch as s ing thiat 10 furgher approprfation shall be made | thelr sided b0 Ty s ‘::;‘:‘f,,&,"‘."m e g what plan or policy Congress intends to pursue to- | scription referred to is nothing more nor less than the | leakue (M. Doolitthe) iea spent a good deal of i for supplying complcte acts of The Congressional Glohe | plyis question would take eare of itself, The Democratd tenipting to demonstrato that problem alie wndd Appendix to wembers of wuy succeeding Congress.” | wonld be looking affer the colored votes, and t! « fere they do anything with the T i i ‘emnter with Secretary M&\flmh’m;’c”;::‘.::w::: other meeting will be held to-morrow. brother lawyers in the Benate also hold, we may sup- '.qun regard to the propriety of suaking the re- ductionsasked for. The Secretary and Commissioner wrill probably have an audience with the Committee So-morrow, ward the Rebel States. Ho says there is no hope of | declaration by the Senate that they accept tho word | J5ue (o thirgs of the prople haye fatled to see 1t « black wap with Let s P PN | their adopting the Constitational Amendmeat. They | * white” in the Nebraska Constitution on the distiuct | xot Think it would pay for Lim to demonstrate i ans Tho amenduient, wns rejected by 31 o 51. | ot bemi to read the black Tabt e e nation . Orton, Vice-President of the Telegraph Com- i o i i i it means * black.” i .| M DOOLITTLE «ikd he conld demonstr The nextvote was 14101 on the following proviso: e day of 1ts trouble, He gave an account of an inter- y, Waa Wefots the fite Finance Oimities to are irrevocably committed againstit. The idea of | understanding that it means black.” On this con gue’s own apoech, on e Guestion of admitting podier g ~deindnc g oo 84 in th '2“‘“" g cd el ek A Sen; » to- . : I g e - . Bekiats Had 1 i e N ill. . Sy Ol L o Provided That notico is hereby given that at the elose | vie d Mr. z. reducing them to aterritorial condition will nof dition, the 1to has passed this new Nebraska bill 158 10 representation. of the XLth Congress, the United States will terminate irinnell) had futroduced io the House a mm)-\t‘lo- for sting colored soldiers. Mr, Lincoln said m fight the Rebels. * Lot the Tudians fight them,” said he; * ' heany it you have any kicking jackasses in the Stal wa ”‘f.n ik e Baesa ckitees 1ght theun.” S Rginy tha :h’c".;"gf;“:l‘ o8 0000 which | quco then to adopt that Amenduent. Ho thinks | Thero is a good deal of Doglerry talk, and some ot wabaidy. He told thioms that u"p C:m eithern(;le- they would prefer territorial coudition rather than | so Dogherry, on the amaziug virtues of this seal and ) pany the Amendment. He intends to confer with the | superseriy In somie cases it is not exactly seen red to, the purchase of one complote set of The Congressimal | \canted to bave everybody tilobe and A ppendix for each Senator, Represen d Delegate, provided for by the act of July 4, 18 ken by Yeas aud Nays, un tative o the remarks of several 8¢ pontug rgposiion, which wan He tulated the Pr t sired the au grec: i 9 i n » ‘.Rklwdnf::;'l;c m:t‘r:c‘tn Q'Mh'e :::\tr'l;cl"h?rzfix leading Republicane, and let them kuow the exact through, while in others i ear as mud. Boving. omed oy 7 sl e 4 n'!mm inih‘vigmh' prt condition of affairs, He says there is » good deal of [ We withhold any expression of opinion on the sub- l’h‘“" l-lhw .«ln:\z \'.uhMu(n o Tlv‘rli‘kln o'uri "l:v s ‘1:‘-,11:‘)::":::: . l;:.ul.lx“::nlnnlnc“.{l—n ARBOR xmor:mr. e i vhi ok set fr iffidence, v v rlating $40,6 v fucilities for tele, 10 " Mr. HOGAN (Dem.,, Mo, 0o i suffering among the poor, both white and back, ow- | ject from diffidence. If anybody will go through the e B K et tho Atantio and Puciic States. sontion of e b4 Bikdge Wil of Just sossion, which My, RAYMOND offered to agree to proviso that the | yuthorizes low bridges. Contpauy wonid cotisent to the abrogation of the existuk | “‘O‘motion of Mr. DRIGGS (Rep., Mich.) the Secretary contract n'rmglrmlnn of the Secretary of the Treaswy. | of War wus requested to send to the House any under th isti i : A 9 ¢ existing state of affairs they were debarred | ing to the partial failure of the crops. The people, he | forty or more or less columns of The (ilobe which S dvoeating lil# ata anid 1L was tho duty of Congress to protect th » trom either. 2 L . . d says, learned privation during the Rebellion, and | groans under tho Senatorial discussion of it, that ex- | Gf (s country. e would sy more, “Tt v as t 'n‘_'s‘"‘"h'{m Republican Association, now in ses- | they can subsist on very small allowance of food | ceptional person will know just as wuch about it as | Congress t 1 people of the Mr. WAS RNE (111) ohjected. for the fmprovemeut of Ontonagon Harber on &# lon in this city, recontly appointed a committee of | The Winter has been the most severs known for | those who discussed it. i'fl?.‘f:‘l‘;‘..‘i!“,. ) fathers 1"“:‘”' m'u. 1d n’”";nn‘;mt'"mm R oy T T ant | et B S R0 SN SFTRES S SR e " five, headed " . i i M byt 3 ¢ ‘ r athers of the country o ruck out. canse the! 3 by Col. Moss of Missowri and Senator | many years, and of course there is great destitution. An illuminated edition of this discnssion is being | not be guoted ore wis no such duty ng‘nu{nm vlll‘r hy |'l:n next vote wad on striking out the annm'avh ap- | " l-!?,:,i"._‘;;?f:':é‘f,.pnr‘c",u,“m NT, !nlhrr; or the President bad not become an enemy to his | propriating $10,000 for collecting "'.fl":li:l ‘\!::;b‘lxl“fl_l::"l: Il_:: Mr. DRIGGH Introdueed o bill (o amend tn%'.‘: of Louisiana, to assist the Judiciary | Sowe weeks ago Mr. Trumbull made statement in | issned in the House. Mr. Bingham has very clearly | O seral rosousoss I s T di s (oW of the House in “procuring the | the Senate that the State authorities in Alabama had | vindicated the position set up i ial di Louds, : ! ot up in the Senatorial dis- [ M. 3 . ; .pnnmph was struck out by & vote of 64 to 34 “m(}‘}("ifég“(""“ffi"fl":'n‘“mu a bill for i..' cDOUGALL rose, and was about to speak. evidence and framin, bill 1 id during last year liabiliti i i Mr. BUMNER-—I decline to yivl Th the it 4 a bi or | paid during ¥ abilities contracted by the | cussion, that under the specific provision of the Con- TR L Ak EIELne b Yisia, ¥ Sho pars gt ¢ the ¢l v - "”z“:.:l the President. They are daily | State whilo under Rebel rule during the war to the | stitntion, Congress hus nothing to do with suffrage i_l’: RUMNEN AT to bt giei L Hoor, AL watebimen .I.""E«"A'ih"»‘a'«'f..'flflfi. el el futal o, :{:Lfim,m“a"g‘m""""' (i’ :h”“"’"" o ;: l;n the case of importance are | amount of $150,000, This amount was paid to some | in the States, and this is the kernel of the whole dis- | U Tho CHALIL-Tho Benator trom Califorain rises tos | e dlavso was ggtnmgk‘g':fidmmmmz Rt KITE OF TUE NEWXORK (gno;r;flm i brou, & . . i 0. s que 5 ext Vi 3 3 Oqmumittes sppolitel ;fl':hroulh their efforts. ’l.'he twenty claimants. The pl'ymem of these claims was | cussion. This, however, cannot be held to bo any | "5e, MeDOUGAT .- uf poiut 5 th ‘ub Senator on this | priation for lnereased compensation to clerks, * u“?:“?':(ul:a:rm}flnfitv foay l‘u&;‘ ”&"“‘mg’. the Hon. R. King len-’ o Association, of which | protested against by the Controller of the State, ko | answer to the doctrines that a Congress which has | 1! ;Lll'lr:nr'lu'hl.uf make use ofisuch remarks about the -n.? ;mcnllmcm was agrecd to. Yeas, 51; Nays not | Poat-Offies and United Statos Courts in x.ww‘ aty, | s Chairman, yesterday re. | arguing that-tho State Coustitution prohibited the | lately granted univessal sutfrage in tho District, may | ity (Y11 M- Ashony Rep., Tt 1) asked 3r. Me- | “Fhe biil was thon passed. requiring tho title thetety 10 D% U\ ers tablo and cond 1 hies o ption to. FUBLISHING AND REPORTING CONGRESS DEBATES. Furred 1, e bill now goes to the President fox his slge ported & bill for th . A or the reconstruction of the Rebel | assumntion of Confederate debts, The Attorney-Gen- | rightfully require that when a new State comes into [ Dougall what were the words P BT, MCDOUGALL asked Mr. Sunmer to rpeat what e | On motion of Mr. HILL (Rep, Ind.), the Committeo on | a0 ce, Btates, which, on being s T : : : ; g s ” ';‘ly Mopz 2 “;}:f';‘}lwl{hngumnnlno{x. eral was consulted on the subject, lm.l by order of | the Union her first step shall not be upon the political |y just said about the President. Printing was fustructed to inguive into the «xJ:«ll-:lwy of LLANEOUS—ADJOURNMENT, : ananimo “d. The following is asynapsis | Gov. Patton the claims were paid. The claimants | corns of the body that admits her. 1t is not improper, | My SUMNER—Let him tako down the words and pro- Frovm"w by luw for reperting the debates of the procoed- | 3r,. 3, \WRENCE (Rep,, Ohio) stated that hnn.n sent thew. ngs of Congress by reporters chosen by cach Honse there- | yqavoidably abseni the first hfibot &'wnl of the bill. The appointin i 2 that ¥ ¢ T 18 veste “ o 4 y b e SRGi) Ao Sanate of ity Ex;]h‘\“ud in the (](-,"nndkd'm‘hll‘rllflw of 50 per cent on account of | at least, that Congress shall I!Innlt upnu_nuon n rlgll(u M. MCDOUGALL—I'I1 do it of, und for (ho publication of such debates and proeced- | [icGne ho would huve voted for the bills ting P 1 a0 38 mmmlhtuwu, the Pro- | the depreciation of Confederate monev, which was in saying what terms are satisfactory in the Consti- “ Mr. Mgb(ll,’ly}AL walked over to his desk and l‘ru|l4 ings #t l-hrah ;i:;:fll:l:l.l: P;l'l,lunl office. Iraeka and Colorado, and In faver of i isi q v artie V V. o inel 3 o, i P oW1 npo i B! I' Mr, B er us he C! ABUKES AT WEST POINT, " v Gévernor, and 18 logal chizens of "'!‘]: Provisional | allowed. One of the parties, If. . Watson, whose tn‘n-m of an applying inchoate State, although its de e oy \in i papse a8 werds g i et B OnDoled AT ARORES AT WESE DODID . madro: | RERVIMAISENE o aker, A & " Joglslati . each State as a | nameis down as having received $261 60, claimed f mand may possilly go beyoud the verge of its en- Mr. SUMN I Fose nd said he elumed the vight to | tary of the Treasury was fnstructed to report what h,.w..X try to cluse t ‘hate on his bill next woek. ve power. By this bill the power i vested | this amonnt for servico a8 a conscript officer of the | forcing power. proceed, unless the point of order wus made and ed, | amount due by the United fates to Texas previous to the | "y [ouse at 44 o'olock adjourned, Iu the Governor and the Legislative Couneil. The | Confederate army ‘The lesson from all this is not a discovery of who's I::;‘n:“““ called for tho reading of Lo words ob- :;":. .53&"..{:;‘5“}.‘.‘,‘ i}.‘;":.’,‘.“,,:“‘{;’}"{:;‘.’.‘"‘:k’.,‘.‘.‘%,"‘ 1;:...: v ;. o SCOVery o (1, X y and & Bill provides that the Governor shall be chosen from | On and after February 15 the Government will bo [ who in the votes, or who is straight and who b | ' Hhey Nere read an written own, b, Mr. McDougall a8 | the Confederacy. . FLORIDA AND CUBA TELEGRAPIL 4 the class of loyal’ men sbove the age of 15 ; e s h 5 bullicY o ji v irnien fllows: * Never before had wo & President who was the | Mr, JOHNEON (Dem., Pa,) offered a resolution direct- | Ly pomarn To THR TRIBCNE, b 38" Khioss who did ¥ 4 ready to receive proposals for ,000. reams of paper | crooked; h @ propose to remove all the obstrue- | guemy of Lis country.” g the Committee o Milit ot o ‘“&:‘n Aato i | -+, , who did not sign the Ordinance | for the uso of the Government printing-office. No | tions to Congressional control over the suffrage ques- | ME &:"l“‘uun (in tho Chatr)-To o opinfon atthe shuacaln the quallty and cbargee ’uo'(rbm'r‘domrm Cl;odn‘-n' Nfigfl'fi“flfifi-&}&;fi#fi: i“"., m"‘:.mw" Becession fu avy Btate, and who have mot | proposal for leas than 1,000 reams will be received. | tion, we have got to amend tho Constitution on that o > R o Diyons e ¥ A 10 procestt 1o Woet Bolnt it Nocesshry: T about coumencing the constructiou of & telcatavh aable g 990 e fol- | to cotpect Florida and Cuba lmmedistely, — * Ml 8y ollisp of Lones, Brgph @ gl whotber | Tho dotails of tho proposalg wil be publisbsd by - J eubiest YA "“n'&;nummg 10 progeed With s swoesh.wben Jr. | - A5, SLTENCE Qiep, QUl9) sugnesied to