The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1867, Page 1

- v e d a2t - 4 O - T Y ITT L R L ) ” B PRICE FOUR QENTS. OF AN ARKANSAS RESERVATION - COMMITTEE CLEI 1ot retroactive, ineemneh as it Shioy hivndnced Wil for the | the dismissal of meiwho Were kow veting 88 044 sale of the Lot Bprings Leserviition in Arkansas, which | Mr. WILSON admitted that i¢ was retroactive crred {0 the Comtittee on Publie Lands. tend Mion of Mr. KASSON (Rep.. lows) the Commtiee ref“ry - X d iformu Systen of Coinage, Weights and Measur stnpiy 090 to ¥ yor. XXVI,..N® 8,047. 74 /' NEW-YORK, WEDNESDA / PRSRUSS N R Y, JANUARY 23, 1867. . Mobaird Shuteh SR IMIGT T DC T A0 sl nt, Gen. Howard, Jndge Adjntant-Gen. Tolt and 4 Kentueky; Thos. I. Carlicie, Assessor Internal Revi Judge Bond of Baltimore appeared on the floor and | Tiird District p witueased the fillibusteing on Boutwell's bill. The | - e following nomiuhtions " 1o 1. Staples, € ector of € former occupied Mr, Raymond's seat, Ho w; ne }\luu‘n’.:t“\‘: i .'xullm'h\r of l"|~!ln hat meotings | sA! «inet and District Boards when necessar: s of registra- | Mr. of the board are to be held for the pury mafter due notice, and requires that clectors shall, be- fore registratic the gath of loyalty, and th person ¢ re 1 to the Rebellion, $irus WASHINGTOXN. rejected: PENSION AGENY BILL~THE on TAY KEXATR PASSIS /RAKIFY AND TAX IULLS—ATTRMPT TO PASS A TEST- R o Auer b Ao sl Al A s suthorized (o coploy / g r sessioN | #aged most o i eritin n e = IR (1 i Do ©ATI BILL IN TIIS THOUSH—AN ALL NIJHT SESSION s f””h.\::.‘::;\nmg \is name in uuto- oF o Castons, i Pl i e AL RAILKOSD BRAYCIL e O rvpled (heL 1b Wak by M conduct nges, it Custon , Me A number of petitious were intros Mr. DONNELLY (Rep., Minn) introdieed a bill to facil- Last that L5 character was to he kg Y e man Pacifie | thio i pranel of Ui Union Pclfe | S BOUTWELL elosed tho dchate, " e on Pacitic Railroad, of the bill, Ll e e st Nt AAYNARD (Rep,, Teun.) interrupted Mr, Mo.) move wsider the | to inquire whether this Hill did more than to em) [ reneed cotapen- | the form of o statute what was wow the common 1a offroih of Pennavivania from | the Cowts, & be thne be Mr. BOUTWELL~There e 1 ERS<MORE APPROPRIATIONS EXIOSITION~SENATORIAL CON- Ordered fliat a digest of the Statates of (he United St e on the snbject of the collection of importe, be prepared at tho Treasiiry Deparimcnt, wnd be printed for the use of the Benate, o ». i Curtis, Co! r of Cristoms, Owwegatehle John Atkinson, Collector of Customs, Port H W. I, Johnsoi, Collector of Customs, Phil ) al Officer, Pl Colleetr Internal Revenue, THE PENSION-AGENT DILE. M. J. Lilanton, Collector Internal Revenue, | Mr. LANE (Rep., In led up the bill to change the | vof nth District Tenne George J. Bl .‘Il'1yl mode of appoiniing Pension-ngents. satlon Tnternal _Re First © District West | " The pending question was upon a motion to veconsider | the hecinning of the XXX IXth Congress (o Thomas V. Shallcross, Collector Tnternal | the vote by which certain Honse amendinents were con- A6 by M. Koont z, the contestiint, beiug adinitt and 1 3ay heve on my re: y‘vmnfenxn 0 tl First District of West Virginia; Leroy | enrred inand forther amended. The Senate refused to as referved to the Jud 1 1t declston of ¢ y unf, that it 18 an off “ollector Tnternal Revenue Ninth District of Keni- | yeconsider its vote, and so the bill goes to the House for t the propricty of the resoint r | to the dignity and resp of the nation, that John M. Duke, Colleetor Internal Revenue First | eoncurrence fn g dments, House conld pass upen it without any repost | Supreme Court ol the nat nf r‘y mufl\ v of Kentucky: Joun Bigler, Assessor Internal A5 passed by the senate, it provides that Penston-agents | from a Cowmitice. vested bt under the Coustitation lawe, d h VSOND Mo, ¥. Y) tnqrited shother fhe Tu. | protee s ths contamination of Rebeld ! st back the DLill re ors unti} the Tebdliion ite 1f shall be su) presscd, and The Ways and Means Committee went ower the Tax bill this morning, and voted on several amend- ments. The only ame of importance o psidered: was - s 5 % O naToN, Tussday, Jan. 23, 1667, | that of excmpting all incomes below $1,000, which ioner of luternal In the Senate to-day Mr. Wilson introduced (he was recommended by the Uom . megular s i-weekly bill for the equalization of Revenne in his rveport. The Committee have not w;;i.-u and it was referred ‘to the Military Cona- passed upon any of the more iwportant items, such mittce. The bill to take the agpointment of pension as the repeal of the five vp«-r cent tax on umnl}f handsef tho Seeretary of the In- | tuies and 1hie reduction of the tax on whisky. When FOR THE PARE FIRMATIONS AND REJECTIONS. e agents ont'el the \ B sa 18 Deoe | i i o Fourth Dintrict of California; Asa Faulkuer, [ shall be appolnte i - > erior, and give it to the President, by and with tho | Conaress ass uiblod i Deocutber, the Committeo do- o O el Disirid of Tehnemoa:|| Theoand oaseit ot ToBanare, taslent ot T Keets- | icthry Comunitteo was 1ke1y to v ' 3 edvice and consent of 1ho Sexate, which has been up cided to make fiftyx illions reduction in the Revenue | Sojon “r Internal Reveuno Pirst District of | tary of the Iuterior, as here Phat thore shall be | foreed to it at tho beginning of (he session for the repeal | UL those wen sil | ored mnu:rw its as cltize i +to time simce the commencement of the | Mill. “The r pid falling off in the receipts of Intarnal | Mabic sanborn, Awsessor Tnfernal Revenue | viomoro than three'in any State, and that the offices of | of the seeton giving inereased comi s |10 nuenbers, Supreme Comt fulling in s bty : o0 1ot Revenuo lias indneed the Committeo to chonge the | St t Massa ; Johm P, Kilgore, Appraizer | all agents appointed since the 1st of October last shiall be | and which provided for the refituding of the increased dujy, tue thue Bas aession, was finally passed. The tariff bill came up € e I SARMOIIVARD K of Merel Phi L B, Raudolph, Captain | vacated from the passa; ot, and shall be filled 1 | pay actnally deawn. i pited Statos, by whose at 1 0'cock, and its reading was finished shont hali | figures of reduction to"twenty millions. oV llnlm;“’( i “F:\ » tho Senite 85'Asseasor of ce with the r fot ;’,'E' Act. i M. \l‘”ll‘mm(d:pu "IETI!"‘:."’.“K.l“'h",.J"u'fi"-d.';" Y The Senato Committeo on Foreign Affairs con- | tarnal Revenue for Californ! THD TARINS-HIL A siaats ‘l‘n‘:-l;"lullhe O tee sofore tho Hogse. If the N Riary X The Tariff hill was taken up at’1 o'cloc] smed the entire session to-day in considering mat- It seems that the statement made on the floor of | 44 the printed bill were offered by M ymimittee were to repoit back sich w bill, it was to be an hour afterward Mr. Catiell then took the floor, FESSENDEN | o V0t e anagority of tho House which had voted | awl treason, or bribery, or who have raised thelr srms and delivered a lengthy and exbaustive speeeh in gavor of the protestive system. It was his first effort | !¢ s counected with the Paris Exposition. Itappears | the House regarding the Court of Claims, vi s that | (Rep., Me.) and adopted, as follows: fol e inrrensed conpensation would yote down (e DIfl. | atrike dowi e Goveruinent ot the country,should vat that the Comnmissioncrs who have charge of matters | the Court has decided that the act of Cong On ecrews, commonly ealled wood screws, 9 cents, Mr. RA VD remarked that he had not drawn his :}fll-n !u"lnl g;nr«'rmmn«n of th "'A‘n:l':{w 3 : 3 3 ey are Ahulve ) ate, and he acquitted himself 50 as to merit and receive the congratulations of his Sena- 2 the Supreme Court tells us that 1he P 1o to refid it. don may open the doors of jalls and penitentiarics. Me.) called attention to the tact (nay release eriminals who ure gunl;l' of other felonics, But while Loceupy place on this flo In the Se MOX compensation, and did not wish to do so until 1, on wood Aerows, less question was Bually scitied. He did noi waut io diaw n New-York have asked for an additional appropria- | ing persons of color to testify in Courts of the United | instead of 8 cents per poun torial friends &t ita close. In the course of | tion of $150.000 to carry out the plans which they | Gtated does not apply to that Court, is erroncous, | than two inclics inlength, 12 ce fnstead of 11 cents per | it lest Lie mi s remarks he road a letter from the Fren. D. J. Mor- bavein senbamylstion s Llish Comecieo will prob- | No such peint was ever before the Conrt. What was pound. On cotton seed ofl, 23 cents per gallon; on glass | MEBTATEE ROp, W) SR BHCRLEH at atun for xill of the Cambr Works, in which he is | Abk reduce the appropriation asked for to about ided was that the act of Congress did not anthor- | demijohne, 10 cents per gallon capacity. solution, had drawn the in- | never with my consent shall the pardon of the Presiden tattached in (18 printed bill to & Wl wers into the sac The following proviso, pensadion for that time. e o certifiegie Bici a felon ? oFig i h‘ o -‘: Mass.) nl'lI":I"lu reply that the it | tribnnals of the lund and assists In the adwministration gnformed that that Company, during the last year, | 100,000 oy fy o testify where the United States wero b « hay paid out 92300 for the mannfacture of 4,000 tuns | nwnm.;« Military Committes will shortly intro- | (ho defendants, With respect to fiegro testimony | *5Uon i Felation to fruits ‘r‘lxl‘::l':;‘:;‘r“l;l’:"'m“ v i can that N Komntzwas tho | telawd, ki i BN L OO S 106 & resclvubios aiit Y eyl b onta : oo eid b the oo i3 entitled 1o th 1 As My, Bontwell resumed his s . © says, was paid ont | duce & resolution auihorizing the President to issno | Judgo Nott, who delivered the opinion of the Court, | o4y “a0 o on tho vogago shall bo admitied, when o member do facto, and | of ay sse o the foor e i the gallorien viawned the spectators i the galiegies por, who | that they must not indulge in any manifestations of ap- Vighi to it | Planse or dixapprobation. y Mr. JOUNSON (Demn. \) inquired whether appliuses v an | on the floor was not as mch out of order as applanse i oth showid be ‘enti- | the galler > ptious fecl- 1 replied that it was, He aiso announc to refund- | that Mr, | Baving faken bis seat, the debats o 1, and that the 156 guestion would of rails. Th o follows: @ formers, 11 per cent; Joeal foreign farvers, 6 per cent: Eastern and lo gacturers, 21 per eent; Western manufacturers, 5 eent; Sonthern manufacturers, 8 per ce . % per cent; South- | certificates of muster and discharge to all honorably mmers, § per cent; | dischareed Volunteer officers. The design of this i ot es to furnich such officers with a snitable cvidence and 80 D A D .“r.rll:'-l;m'f. memorial of their service. The Committee Las de- ses o acconnt of ¢ this Court cided to report a bill transferring the control of the Mlaywhich Burean of Indian Affairs from the Interior to the such loss ehall bo of full package or other scparate por- BLAINE thonght that ihe defac tions, and on oranges, and lemons in boxes, loss of quan- | 2o e performing his dutics, had 1o 1 be allorwed when such loss reaclios 33 por cout of | than thesothery =~ o o8, sl 1083 Delvg eertif Mr. SCHENCK (Rop., Ohio) sug but no ‘!Hu-v' loss or i viding that Mr, Cofl ndment prov allawed in sbatement of duty.” wits Mr, sosted that if white persons cannot testh tled 1o chevish in good fajih the swne ing a8 otber wembers of Congress i referen e #tifl, ex orks 13 pro z manufacturers, 3 per cont; for local purposes 9 per a artine! 'he Secrotary rar @ o pmpetent b The reasons Mr DN %0, ch W o inercased pay when they do, (Lauchier. Sk War Departwent. The Seeretary of War and th petent LTNS oM Lo Lie! d SEENDEN ¢ DN Bl it was discharged, and the resolution was The Tariff bill will be resumed to-morrow and | Quartermaster-General have recommended the pas- v oy of a d A be i Dayment of dutie ” i @ (o M. Boutwell to allow bivx vof al 3 i of the @, 1t this statute 9 e orted " e )1 BURN (Mep., Tnd.)—amende ] of a Ul granting tho use of & partionof tho | i it e, b e o oo The snggestion of Me. TAYLOR (Dem., N. Y.)=the JLE said he wouid be gl to do“‘;m 1d not exelude a witness ou seconut | conntrics, it admit him now by virtue of the The bill was amended to go into efivet on the ist of kw wiple of the resolution knows no rul hi which it can x- [ April next. ourhees of Tudiana and M % it 100k to the Inw of Maryland as the Mhe amerdments of the Finanee Committee were now HOT APRINGS RESIRVAFION— n S e N Com. | On motion of Mr. SCHENCK, the sontinued frow day to day until completed. 1t is thonglit it will pass the ate this week, For the first.time this session the House wasted ed o the cases of Mr. ik made siiius appeal B ePa of NeW-YORs and he could ot gratify them ull CATE DILLS, Mr. JOHNSON ho hoped the application and red cevetary of the | fusal would o on record, } il ikl i ¢d to reconsider the yoto by which Yort Leavenworth Military Reservation for a publie | , in compKance with a petition of the City Coun- cil of Leavenworth. whole day in what is termed fillibustering, to pre- And i the aet were necessary 1o | conelude o the bill was belore the Sen, went the passageof a bill. Mr. Boutwell, from the [ Gen. Banks was before the New-Orleans Committeo : at, it tnight Sl so operates | mities of e Whole, and still open (o amondment. [rotomb o “-fji":";fl:zg ffi';‘; derod, Negativod, 40 10 111 Judiciary Committee, reported a bill declaring it to | to-day, and gave evidence rogarding the character of “the otner does not, nid the Jatter ianog | M. CATTE . 7). wddrested the Benate at pancy p o 't on the fornier. % some length al subject of protective taritf as ping honr baving commenced at 1:08 o'clock, ; sed and iexd the - e a rule of all courts of the United States that any the Convention held during his command, and his | de opinions as to ite legality, &e. The Mayor of Georgetown, Dis The motion of Representative Cook of Tllinois, | has given notice to all the malo inhabits L inst., instructing the Joint Com- | white and biack, above the age of 21 years. to appear hd the Board of Aldermen, at the time oters under Ther jet of Columbia, | essential to the w ot the country, and against free 33.'...‘?.“;‘.';?‘.‘5?( "ifl’?»‘” rron:vm,.m.m 4 \ts, botls | trade s calenlated to build up mechanical interest of | yui*lo contirm ¢ m natlons at the expense of the United States. Ho | lands b Florida, I from the statutes of this and other countric referred to the Committe N S0 oo oint Yesoliti 1t required some tie for the copying clerlk to engrosa jutroduced comparisons (o prove his positions. MW e K Joint xesolittion for the | e Bifl, and that time was obfained b raling 1he san dnstry of onr own Liud suppiied ns with 90 percentof our | District of Matue, It Was referred to the Committee ou | and x:;.):, ‘.Ix.mg) on a molion In own wants, 1f the work-shops were ¢losed up by com Clatins., eantime 3 rv”‘ | the elective franchise in the ctof Colnmb! s 1LY OF EXECUTTVE PROULAMATIONS. and had the bl ant | the clective franchise in the District of Colnmbia. | poing them to do eticn Into untale competition | spp. \ALBLFE, O EXKCUIITE ERGCLUCATIONS oq by | Bid been complsi st hoe in (his di- | with the workshops of Eusope, the resnit would altimately | Mv. iingham, December 10, to declaro vaild and cous | te thind tinc, § ) crease lnstead eercase prices, while ye 1 | elnsive certain proclamations of the President and ) The Democrats then commeneed series of 4 o Onl ieted g ek g ":': s i sy b :‘,f"‘"f':l"” ome I yaratianca (liercof, o of his ordere in the sup. | MOtions to stave off the vote on ihe passage of the ied one Quinn, convicted -‘.l. of un,lqm; nt the laboring wiliions of this coun ed Btatcs, | The rules pe filatory motluos o be made and b r. Cattell in the ; numittee, | third time, » o | _Tiie CLERK was procecdiog to rvad the bill by its tithe, 10 certain | which 13 th Uway of reading & il the third time, T was | When Mr, JOHNSON demanded that the engrossed bul a) ¢ Land Claims, be read. person guilty of treason, morder, bribery, or other felony; or who biad given aid, comfort, or conusel to the enemies of the United States,or whohad en- | passed on th gaged in Rebellion against the U. 8.’shall not be al- mittee on Retrenchment to inguire into the sale of | hefore hin a Yowed to practice in said courts. The Judges of the old and certain other matters relating to the As- | named, for the preparation of the list of Courts are to pass npon all charges alleging sistant Treasurer's office in New-York, was the lead- | the provisions of the late act of Cong that an attorney is barred by the provisions of (he ing reason for the summoming here of Assi aet, and are to exclade such persons from practice, | Treasurer Van Dyck, who to-day had a long inter- | This is the first municipal move This was the cause of the excitement and the absurd view with the Committee, and made satisfactory ex- | rection. end frivolous procecdings that followed. The Com- planations of all matters relating to his official du- The President has par &8 to regnlate ression of the late Rebellion ugainst the Upit £ his remarka introduced the | With sundry smenduents. | Succaed each oiher withont end; such as otions that mittee had only two hours allowed it to debate the ties. The passage of the Gold bill by the House yes- | of robbing the United States mail in Massachuseits, onrse 0 - 4 2 o ik i i ; Nowi : y | e Amandments wero azmeed to and the bill recom- | House o now adjourn; that when it do adjourn it be bill, aud Mr. Boutwell apparently tried to satisfy all | terday relicves Mr. Van Dyck from further examina- | upon the recommendation of Gov. Andrew, Post- | following tables, prepared, ho said, by the Chief of the give one -day’ ” w0 days ar thireo days: tuat the House take & recess pparently od to sfy a wrean of Etatistics of (he Treasury. Depart- witted, the Committes to ¥ one day's notice of is lh.x“: mf:m.u'.'“' X b:‘ o v e m’ 5 As wnended it reads as follow: Jie it enneted, #e.; That all Acts, Proclamations and not give t who were auxions to discuss its merits, but the | tion. master-General Randall, and numerous vitizens of the annual The F“”d o PDemocratic members got suprisingly active all at | It is understood in Tregsury circles to-day that the | Massachusctts, . Vi s for the yo Ordecsof the Presilent of the United Beates, oracts done ' It hias been fasceriained from s proper sonrce that s follows : Those engaged Lovity or approval, aiter 1he 4th day of Mavch | this Teladi 1 and as & vOL® b once, and growled exceedingly at the short " position of the Department with reference io the Dby the bill just | the report which has been in circulation respecting 1eo1, ul :fa ! it y o cmber, : 01, and betors the 1st day of “Decorbe be lakens,anf arw ey o8 the appointment of svet Major-Gen. Townsend to b ape n v ilita rial pecting martial law, military trials S bosed, block up. thio. whol jtary commisslons, or the arrest ay, 1« usiness al of persons charged with par- p On this oeeasion the Democrate were able tu space given to discussion. The Mackerel- | sale of gold will not be change ville Representative from w-York, Nr. | passed, but that, for the present, the sales will be Chauler, led off on the Democratic side | confined. as for some time past, to the daily receipts 1‘1:“;;:'1:”:;{ l\:;;:ul.l..::l:. " .;(:’;.1‘umx"n:wll .‘r::t e §ion. 00, i [lion against the United States, | muster 3 : “;l"‘;’;"'f_‘,{"m‘e}’:‘w,,u i Auny iy east premature, A Gen, Lorenzo | o000, v euiting, ete., $25000,000 o v atio s exereises 000,005 Wood-euiting, et reof. or of any violation of the | A Al e e elehe dnd kept. the House s 1. He commenced by calling | from customs, when the same shall be regarded T eages of war, o a five minutes e : homas has not ye elieved, s t 500,000,000, this sum represents theaet annial ¢ AWA O iy v Thomas Lias not yet heen relioved, and conscquently | # 00, Lhis SUIN FEPreso it ann laws or or as gullly of any dis ce parlamestiry it Bebt_ the Tigwe sles lbe)jamchuif:flg Representative the “ Devil's advo- | nece ssary. ']h‘ml- is indeed no virtual chango made e of, or groes inereaso of money value derived from 1 practice in_ aid reof, or of affording aid wate” and the “ Father of Lies,” &c., when he was | in Mr. Callock’s former power, only that public notice | his place is‘not vacant. road, canald, Turnpikes, sigamboatn, et employed | aud comtort to Rebels authority of the | motlod toreconsidder, k& o i pprrrrons. i rder before his time ex Ere i e § The third State din of President | on took | the transportation of slities within | United States, and )i proceedings and acts done, or had g OMXU g | walled to order before his time expired. Ere he took | is to he made of all contemplated sales. It is thought he third State dinner of President Jobuson took | ! v 7 'all incidental | by courts avtial of milh O isaione bF SITesis Snd this lively proceeding the Speaker presented Ny by | Exscutive comuunleations, as folow 857 peespu From the * ry of the Treasury, transmitting the information veqnired by Mr, Allizon’s resoiulion of eomer! nee, in I ference to the United States honds, &c. o on Ways cid Magns, Aiso, ports relative to the loss of the Lveuisgt reck of the Commodore. Referved 10 Comd | ,N. Y. presented a petition of the ‘of Magylnnd, W. S Duvie, tho Sop. . 1. B 20,y N ¢, asking that the vlficl §190,000,000 Bet | jpprisonmenis made in the premise iy value derived | the wytherity of the orders or proclawations of the Presi- sanirios -that 6 | dent Mude 43 aforesaid, are hereby epproved in all re- ) foroign 1 ports and exports, and from (he carryl spocts, legalized mid made valid to the same cxtent and to and fro of passeugers, ete., cugiaged 1 iuproviag t with the same effect as if sald arvests aud fmprisomments, sury wnd subditing it to the purposcs of so- | proccedings and acts had be ne undor the previons 00, This sutn represents the yearly bu- | express anthority and direction of the Congress of the of lands and v immovable proper | United States, and i porsnance of a law thercof, ander eultivation or fmproved, wnd Jonsly el and’ expressly authorizing end t ways of railionde wnd canols | dirceting tho same to be done gnd no eivil_court of place at the Executive mansion this evening. Cards | of invitation wero issned to the Attorney-General the Justices of the Supreme Court, and & nuinber of Senators and their ladies. A state dinner will be ¥iven the President every Tucsday eveuis ing the session of Congress, to which the members of the Senate will be invited, beginning at the head of hisseat, he stated that five minutes time was not | probable the Finance Committee of the Senate may smough to allow one to defend the Snpreme Court. | wmend the bill by making it more specific in the de- ¥his be said in carnest, but the Republican members | tails. furned it on him a .j“p..»,.»x’prmnl.gn.. ir approval | 1t gppears from the official statement that the with shouts of laughter. Poor Chanler sat down f ¢4(q) jssue of Five-twenty bonds under the act of dsgusted, not secing the point until Lis brethren [ yroreh 5, 1865, was on the first of January, 1507, §2 explained. The Democratic Boancrges, Jack | 45,550, of which amount there had been issued in pxchianging produ Rogers, followed Chauler, and spoke ten P : % 4 o ana . | the List and iuviting a number ner K a total 706,00 d States, or of any State, or of any District or of Living ton ( ) minutes, giving the House his nsnal speceh, with the ;u:“:ym:.'fl;n: .p r‘(’*t[ :’::I:-”';:l".,»II:':::Iflrm';.‘,‘.,i::- number of Representatives, Heads of Dopartinents od to” currenty "t |¢n\.lflJ‘,$UI4 il | of the U iited Stotos M\nllhn\n:-'-;‘"l"l"“l"*’"" ired nto by the grand inquest o "»I‘I’e‘-:‘;':‘;‘fl"_{"l'":: atergotyped phrases of *“ Radical Despotism,” $108,255,400 of indebtedn 257,000, i others, wilbalso be invited cach evening. | in 10, 80000000000 Were acts dono w8 aloron '\.4, Tor shall m.;' ‘p‘mp:n Fe | 17 be 1s found guilty of usurpation and other Wl sany,” * Rights of Freemen,” “Freo Speech,” * Nig- | otal, $1 ing (o bo accounted tokt s | - ThaBossotary of the Interio hea zeceiyod ‘the re o000 At oot 1008 wasaods | O e o St T ARy O i Shoden T ; i . »” R ) e ¥ otal, g 0 BCe ed for o 3 2 : G 50,000 oduiet of was aho e done in pursiance of any of sald proclama. gorheads,” &e. Other Democrats and Republicans | o105 6103 fls of tha bonds havebesn | T of llr" : l"““';"“ .;!‘ 'jlfl-"l wis of | or Dy autherity or with t x[‘npru\'ul of l"'"’"'h" . B g :}:m""f F. e Y 0 outwell eloge: chate i 3 section ol p Union Pacific Railwe ¥, In e petiod aforesald, and re Adam Clark, many others ol s Co., New-Yor spoke, when Mr. Boutwell eloked the debate ina | e in the purchase of 7.20 notes to the amount of | g monnt | an vhaid s and a1l pers b i Va0 pproving of the Tarift bill npen the subject of Wool shall be sed npon by the Juint Commiitee of Wool Growers castern divisign, commencing at the 130th m terminating at the 155th mile station west from s City. The Commissioners in their report ssent the seckion ready for present service and snpplied with all necessary appurtenances of a first cluss railroad, and recommend the aeceptance of the 1 States acting in the pre have been ayihoris v s heretofore this Act ar by the Presi. | aud Manufuetarers, at the last s of Congress, and ch pas€td the Honse of Repres and asking that imowediate action uight be bad thereo by the Senate of tie United States, Mr. WARD (Rep., N.Y) presented the petition of eitizens of the town of Genesee, Alleghany County, N. Jon when the enterprise and | T i b P i I 7o been fully goveloped. | Mr- BOUTWELL (Rep., Mass.), from the ~"“:";l‘l~‘) | n fivor ot cachment of the President. keferredy 1o bill 10 short speech, delivered in his usual carnest, polished, | g4) 919 050, and the balanc end forcible seyle. His brief defence of the bill be- | gregt notes, certificates of indebtedness and tempo fore the House was 50 eloquently and ters spoken, | rary foan. Tho preurinm on the $11,212,250 of ond was g0 full of candor, that when he finished a notes purchased under the acts of June, 1864, and. gumber of mwembers on the floor and the Mareh, 1 was #1,724,900; interest on the same, in retiring compound in- act A ineousistent with | by repealed.” waterial resources of ¢ energy of our erowded ganlleries could not restrain them- $708,2%. T g 5 . 708,286, Total, $ The #ules of 5-20 bonds | s {1oe, tute for ¥ 3 . Z D 1 TR ‘ g 0o amo, The report was this d britled by the | The urgument that fmport W dhirect tax npon | Comumilitee, reported a substitute for the I to the Committee on Jadiciary selves, but applauded loudly. This added fucl { qpounted to $106, 6,215, Total | oo L ']1“P \\'l lis .' n! s itlod by the | hie wrEueL KL et any — compensating bencfif, | presctibe ab oatl 1o public officers, mwewmbers of the bar, [ Mr. WARNER (Rep., Conu.) presented the petition of %0 the flame in the Democratio eamp, ynd when | ¢160 660815, The commissions paid on the saln of Secretary to the President with the recommendation | whieh, if true, would fall wost heavily upon ..gn«ulr & G lluwhu;’luix.\u Env Ct., for oampe lvmn'(;r. u idere evio Yoyl . s 4 Y at ke section be nccepted, and the bond ture, [ have already attemnpted to auswer in Uhe conrse o 3 vrvice whilo held to military’ sery ice. rred o r. Boutwell ordered th previous question on the | the 5.0 bonds aro as follows:. To Jay Cooke & Co,, | (1at the section be nccepted, aud tho bonds and | (e | ubls st restate Wiint, 1 have said when | The substitute provides thiat no person sliall be per Commitien on MLy Affairs. Al & memorial frou 3 Ju any court of | the Usion Knife Company, Tuitle & Whitmors, and ofhet necount of the ndation was approved. nd due the company tof the recent Writers upon po- | mitied to act as an attorney o ¢ passage of tho Bill and it was seconded, Mr. Niblack, | on g7 469,700, at the rate of th per cent, $84,718; to | ™" uts for sl i » B4TLE: 10 1 i o issned, which recomu who scemed to have been chosen marshall of the | b 3f Myers & Co, on $3,167,50, at the samo rate, Pemocratic hosts, commenced a course of tactics that “Total m"m,,w,i""' 956,07, The commis ae ge - Sonslspcd very Subekeeting par The id on account of 7.30 notes are as follows : XXXIXm CONGR jally those of our own country, e slis ful the United States who has been gulity of treason, bribery | 4“1 gAY Tl Bevente tax’ updn Sheie) murder, ov otber felony, or who bas been engaged in al prodincis, 1o the Commitice on any rebelllon against tho Government of the United and Mo 1 4 K States, or who s given ald, comfort or encouragement thdr arsertion and fthat they d exumination of the facts and of results u atfficuit systems. Writers on pelitical ccouomy Who asnu o Lardware waniti f Nangutuek, Ct., H_lix}l:r. SS—Srconp Sessiox. amentary rule: #otion was to engross the Bill and order it to a third ko & Co.. $9,407.5 £ il b il ? E - ¢ 3 ke & Co.. $0,407,500, at rate of ith per cent, | ¥ TEisGRaru 50 THE TRIBUYE s of Froe T have oceupled that field for reading. As ageneral rule this is a mere formality, | 17 4; Winslow, Lanior & Co. $456,000, R atite TNATE...... WASHINGTOY, Jau, 2. Halt & century' it (e wivotidics | to the eucmies of 1ke United States in armed hostility aictar T lcied o the Commilise gt bl | ddidben ate, > ¢ % ON s been ahown not W Llie clower reasoning vto, 'The sce ection declare first sectio i o the memorial of the Vnjon Bheps A NEW BOUNTY FQUALIZATION BILL, thercto, ‘The se 1 section declares the first gection to atutactrirers | and, SEDIOYSS Wy the wiwest of luler writers but alio 1 highly prosperous conntries. N e the rule of every court of the United Slates. The thind praying for a veduct o Rey el section makes it the duty of the julges, when the suggess | the several articles of thele man ture. Referved to ., $490), »bill lth(:l"l'?j being passed before it is really en- | gopr. P M. Myers & ( 50, same rate, $08, Mr. WILSON (Repy, Mass) introduced # bill to pos-;d. o black insisted on tho engrossing | Tota) compensation, $130,000, uties of soldiers, sailors aud marines 1o | R e Tove of the Bill before its readiug, hoping thereby | - phe Speaker bas laid before the House a commui B e A e | hued by political ecouo- | tion is made In open court, that ALY POrSOD acting &s an p on Ways and Means, Y % gend it to the Speaker's table, where it | cation from the Sceretary of the o " and marine who enlised in the late war, | 2 object 1o the Tt 5 Mi Rep., Vi) prescated the petition of s, 4 v ation from the Sccretary of the Treasury, in answer s entitied to reccive % bounty of $100 a1 o phdieas Sl o ey b attorney or counselox of tho coutt, or propostug 8o to act, B e rers Of Bigars o’ W would be apt to lio for weeks ere it might | 4o 4 resolution of that body, concerning tho loss of | A e e hould correspond with the nature aud ot it bred by the provisions of this set, or when the judgs | maker e Ioiebriet of Pennayjvabis, 1o & opey ®o ';f’”’“", The “’"‘“"“’f“"‘ \“""\” not 10 be | yhe sieamers EveningStar and the Commodore, The h {.,",\;'.' e | oy R PN S t shull belleve such person to be so harred, to tnguire and s ol "‘l“""h":'ll“"““(“:‘:",':‘:,‘l’;' ] esught napping, <o, as an offset, Mr. Maynard wade | oyamination, he says, into the facts of the lattor Dounty due and Lo be patd, dedu | wuerce, shiould be freo of ull duites an wscertain whetber such person has been gullcy of treason, At xaifon, dpproving the existing Tarift on forelgn! > payments of bodnty { oo one'eoutrary, which 18 vich in every sort of saurder, or other felony, or has been engaged in any re- | cigars, and peaying for an alicvation jn the law, per- € i @ motion to reconsider the motion to yeconsider the | o1 was very es motion seconding the demond for the previous qnes- | yulopg so great dis tlon, and avother Republican moved to lay this mo- | 4,4 of regulations go ully made, and though it de- o or ngreed Lo be 1iade by the Unjted 3 , %0 that 1o cise shnll the United Bt of the provislous of law | States, so that 1y mo case shosl tho oo ; : w erning this class of vesacls, | ornavy und Rebel desertors who ¢ wnd fanufactiifes, should lncessantly guard agninst tho tes oty bellion againat the smportation of a rival who might el contin », il 2 dollars per 1, u the s1mi¥ | pertor to hier, and wlso agalust the cupldity of cgotisin who has siven aid, comfort or encouragement to tho | o'y’ E Vi fered to the Committes on Way n the Uni I it rence of mere brokers. T havenot fallen into | enemles of the United Siates In armed hostility thereto, | winl Means Mr. KE ant o it atcs, or | ILING stawps (o be sold to th v overnment of the United Btatcs, or ’ s P penalties for viols .a #lon on the table, demanding the yeas and nays; so N o y ¥ ates Kervice are e y 0 Sl Ui #eas Gl ik wice belia bt iy e aud of the lives of the (-lu-:ls‘nml crew on 'm.}nll. ::"l'n. ® :;l“‘-"nfl“_'-ln‘l"]: ;:: ;'” ol r:""?, | tho “error of wodern mpathizers who f{msgine | aud it the court be of the opinfon that such person b ) presented the petition of 3 - A g taken, the Clerk | )4 remrets to remark that it is by no means of an o e Botre o that all the wisdom nationa s centered in | been guilty of bribery, murder 1 New-York for ah lercase of M(:;l:j)):;]-rupkr 3,.;", ]m-xs]i e bill. 'Hw Rwllu';l"lk exceptional character, save in the absence of loss of 1 younty, ure i reccive it The third :\‘:.{":l}‘u” n»:':!i“u“l‘.‘.-"v:v:x\‘:n:llv'-'gl.rl:lrlnn:!:!:;::v‘|rf:rn’.ln‘;x'v“"mi :‘m::‘\ & :;’-‘: oF giv ur-':r»o.'lnlxttzn ‘:Lll::( ¢ to e REIANENTARY Ponce ealle names very slowly, so as to give the en- | jife e . AR s section p order In which the accounting offic g Rl D T R sala e g noinde BB ot o oy 0o . ety Bl - < Lty » Setelilemdis bl 6 Bt b et o8 Dt i Rttt e ll 0V L U0 S TS S tot At another tine ho sl If an DI Yete ade | Ot ks {he oilce o hitornay OF ONAeIor: oKl e e et saalon. Imor abound with incompetent officers, and it is not only | widow of the goldier o saflor i Histe De ag o it | for myselt, T profor to aceept tho practical wiedofu of this | Mr. HOU TWE al th of time, it 10leht a8 well adjonrn’ Y . ntions ol great wan, ruther than the specn! aand his di<ciples. 11, then, 1t has been shown by § ) Smith b 1 ! L il would' come 1P 10-MOITOW 10F ac In getting the yeas and wetical | tribunal of the laud who Lud b 3, and the motion upon | yucessary to hold them and shipowners 1o astrict | JHEH G B Jeoseas a 10 widow or children, theu which the vote was being taken, of course, w scountabili i f ipme ) i S i kot N e 0 giased anil vhibto 'llll Mo the condition and equipment of | or mother of auch deccased soldiery eniaf o8 SO B | results that taking them for & seriea of years, prices afe | susct tules and enforce regulations that v Mr. RANDALL (Dem., Pa) oljected to dehate, and the - Ay - their vessels and the competency of the ecrews | B t not resident in the United Btates. Bectlon four, .|..uwn--|mm{nl...n Ivanced by protection o Lome | themselyes from the foul contaminations of conspirate Hotso went on (o the pastime of votug hy Yeus and third reading ready for passage. Niblack, evidently | . Sortus g s - s | manufactures, by stimulating and | and t » ngainst the Govers t of the conmtry; | Nuy engaged, but they must be requived to consult | repeals the bounty Jaw of last Bummer, and provides | J N 3 Rt 5 . fecling sord over the defeat of Lis little game, got s et that all sums pald under it shall be deducted from the thit thero is barmony with, instead of antag nto all | that the time had come when the leglslative departinent Mr. BOUTWELL futerrnpted the proseedings to ask 4 S 5k, o and adapt their navigation to the ordinary it DAkl wndar this net tho kreat interest ur country, the foundition upon | of the Government should excreiso ita powers to declare | whetler, if the House adjonned now, an hour conid be flesperate. Ile canvassed among bis thirty odd fol- | gafepnards with which seience has provided | The bil was referred to the Military Committen, which the free trade hy pothesis 1s huilt, 18 destro; 1| who shall be - nment i the adminis- | agiced upon for taking the vote to-morrow. Jowers, and oon showed to the House that his party | t}em, or neglect them at their personal peril. To this THE MISSOURT BENATOR JLECT - MONTANA, tration of tho law of the e " "“‘d‘yl g :l"' A gencral shout of * No! No!” cawe from the Demo- fatended to defeat the bill by giving the Iouse 0 i 8 The CITATE Inid heforo the Kenate & communication bipad o g . TWELL, * " . i end the legislation must be adequate and radical. It | grq Jovernor of Missol saneln: - i 5 v said Mr. BOUTWELL, * we will remain e leg 1 must be adequa ; | trom the Governor of Missous), announciug the election ¥l employment to the HANT *NUY.) hoped the gentieman from e e a8 the succe of B. Gratz Brown, from rike ot rusl this bil through the Honse “Vary we ed Mr. FINCK (Dem., Ohto), defiants aud 10 opportunity on WS (Chanlex’s) | 1 wo will stay heve for o week it ueed be,” and Mr, his power sedly wup buy wnd consume, iwhorer, I w large part of Lis wants, one of those most disagrecable of things, a siege of | yinst go atonee to the causes from which the disas- | of Mr agriculture o Bllibustering, in which a very small winorit the 4th of March, 1867, 10 s ordered Lo be filed. Sority & rules | forg ensne, and remove them. Ttmust place respd The CHATR alse laid before the Senato a conunur - A opportus ! ) o Sesio fshcl of gt patis e b techui- | gibility on the shoulders of men who defy the law | tion Trum the Governor of Montana, transmitting certatn | fu et WS o T M R L A L D T g RBL:R, tho Clork, went ou calling the list of Yeas and 1 od with physical endurane v A esolntions of the Legi y BADAT, WRELDH s . 95 ATIOEICR, b BRpreme b M callties, coupled with physical enduranco. Opra- | and seem to court action on the destruction of their | Te30tons of the Beriwtien o B0 on. " T b "\ mmaticats attisan, (e mote | Mr. BOLTWELL suid he hoild atiow Mr. Chanler five |~ Onoof the votes showed that there was less than a quo- 2 . y i present, when @ call of the ionse was ordered, fuily you keep him employed the greater his ability to f mfuutes, tlons were ur products, He must of necossity have | Mr. CIIANLER thanked (h 1he pages were sent to the restanrant and committes commenced by a motion from a Democrat | vossels kuown to be aged, wortliless, or unseaworthy | Mr WILLEY (Rep., Vi) rose to u question paper o | [urchias adjourn. A motion w. ¢ 8 . e g0 o hod ';‘” g n was ade from the same quat- | ¢ro they sailed. These men, after the ocour- ,‘m',‘.“,.',II;‘,'l‘h’l"'"':',‘J,"l'_‘,'l‘[,.,",f,: ff;.“u“,:,‘f,:,”‘ s at, therefore bo o consumer of what the | chusetts for his extensive con r | vonms to notify whsent menbers, ter to lay the motion on the table, and on this mo- | rence of alantty $n ‘wh Hev ‘hiad. Dédn. 1ib e Soptatied Bosnbmts 4 i s to sl Twenty years ago lnst Autunn, sald | bill the whole Issue was el 3 v - | This whippig-in esa resnited {o getting 113 mems nee of a ealamity in v they had been | boen appointied Postinaster st Wheeling. Theso ex A B > 1 . #lon the yeas and nays were had. Of conrse it was o T y | uneed Mr. Johnson for his c¢ o on | My, Cattell, 1 emburked i the trade of breadstuffs in the | tion of robellion, but the me T & 10 thetr vames. Then thodoors were closed 2 e e X b the principal actors, and which might have M. Wil - . City of Philadelphla. At that time, and for some sic were now called upon to sustain the ch tho numes of (ke absentees Were ¢ , 0d cXCuses earried. Then a recess was proposed, but ancther : 2 Mr. Willey bad since vocelved a letter [ entire voluy business wos | premne Court of the United States § 1o fo A o iy been avoided, lumanely speaking, had they n'which he disclaims responsily . 0! olume N o B o s o for some, wotion fo adjourn till Thursday was made and tho i i i \! v articlos, the rest boing taken f M constienuents of agricnitural products from | the zealous advoeits from Ma ¢ ) A Wariant s s then fesued to fhe Sergeant-at-Arms and, and nays again called. Tk . exercised a wise precaution, became emboldened by hed to glve him the benefis ot th y of the Susquehanng, the Jupiata, and tho Le- | diual was to be adiitied iuto the Colleg Bis asaistants for merwhers who had not answered to their yeas 3 alled. This too was voted hed to g've him th b rarth, " | hikb. I bave notthe figures at coumand, but [ an sire ol ot upon the eandidate, and | ames, aud bad not_been excused, Various members ENY & . . that Tepeuk within bounds when I say that my own N | the panoply of his office, as- | wore bronght to ihe bar, and under the call were niany positfon of Advocate,” accusing the | unimportant proceedings, candidato of all imagiuabdlo fniquifies, % Disposition having been made of the last dateh of mem- Mr. SPALDING (Rep,, A My, Chanler to { hevs who had boen presented by the Scrgeant-at-Arms, order for the words wh applied 10 Mr, Bout- | Mr. BINCHAM at tan mhum:‘rut 8, moved well, in designasiag him ** the s X-ho. wte. That all further proceedings under the call be dispenscd The roporters were directed to write ont the with, * Whilo they were engaged fn doing 3 TE Tho vote tuken hy Yeas and Naye, and resulted < (Rep., Pa.) lioped Mir. Spaldiog would wit - | Yeu va4s. 8o all further proccedivgs under thn tlon ot order, as Mr. Chuuler bad not sald o wor call wers dispenced with, after having cecupled about @own, and a motion to adjourn until ¥ri- t ol o ) q r FRE EMPTIONS ON THE SIOUX RISERVATION. Bay was also voted own, after a call DERSON (1 Mo.), from the Committes on of the yeas and nays. Thus matters went until 1 cndment, the Hons sbout 6 o'clock, when it was found one hulf the members were absent ; the Democrats, however, re- ®aining in all their strength, Boutwell commenced wse aud the four or five othors doing husiness from the me polnts, must have reccived from this 19 of coreals per pnnum, i t for the sw ness togisk the ena peremptorily met by stringent provisions of against the masters and the owners. Indeed, the re- | 1 porton the circumstauces enlminating in the loss of the Commodore and the Evening Star, dewonstrate fully v, hoth | joint resolation to 1o fimprovemen n | ducts : | il | have v that eotiro scetl ity sefiled uy ‘.mz to, pay o a8 product to get disgusted, and attempted & compromise, but ADVERSE REF 1 J ) the necessity of speedy and jus station 1 AP o 0 you ask tho'Democrata became more and more tenaccous, | hunds of Coorers fo. gun IJ" i hl’“ '; o Fadfe PRl M VAURYS has oy 24 W furnaces and £ ) 1 Ui dilatory motto o ol retih ol vy P o Tout. X : I v guard agaiost such calamitivs | Waval ARAtE, BT 1 1 with furnaces and forges DIN rew the point of order, e dilatory motions wers reswmed, Mr. CK ?Glb overtures, Finding no remedy, Bov and provide, before the danger is jneurred, for the | po» o i s filled With operatiy es, agd Mr, ANLER appealed to M. Boutwell to extend by | ing with & notion of adjournuient, nd (he Yeas and Nays y er Folicitor of the Navy De rof agriculiural prodiets has been brought | time a litile longe f he did fot mean aoy- | beingordered by a vote of 33, 'fhie voie by Yeas and Nay 10 the farmer's doors, He now finds o ready market for | ihing personal to him In the historleal wllusion he bud | was i t.ll 23, wt prices ogruling thoso ruling on | made, but sfoiply meant that, bistorically speaking, he [ Mr. WILSON (Rep., Towa) snggestad t! mn’rfiu well accepted the challenge, and expressed bis deter- | gafety of pissengers traveling on American ships. | vpon the bill relative to the w mination to fight the matter throngh. A call of the | 1} s t the N 2 p i 3 . 5 he communicati s tefanod o P ons at the Naval Acader s products at h would Siotsuria mads. Uis dosie toital £t the Sesctast- wnication was referivd 4o the Committee | yyon the bill relafive fo'the ny N the seabourd, of which he wyalls himself, and thus saves | (BontwellY aecepted on (his floor the manie c as | beau mnderstanding to come to a vote on the bill to- & n Comue i 0 3 on Comerce, First and Sceond Avsistaut ¥ e ull the cost truwsportation and focforage, oqual &t | “The Dovil's Advoeate” did 1o the Uollege of ¢ . | morrow without debute, he would now favor an adjours- (2 ""_“"‘1 posse sent to bring in absent members. | The te in Executive session to-day confirmed, | ndefiuitely postponcd averngo prices to ahout 20 per cent, Nuy Sir, wy | Fiye minites would not by enough for him to defend the | ment, o By 7 o'clock the Sergeant-at-Avms returned with | gle following nominati ot the Pre id; ks 1 ANTH AND THE nuwrnu'A':L '{‘l‘:wv i uvul.rlxlm lu;-lml.umnilll).\\ul.m l'rn-f m(\; m-}d chara l-r nf!'ht Supremo ('0‘an (8bouts of laughtes aad > A . 1 4 A J ceident ; ) llowing | and shipped to the millers in of ! vo, that in | expressions of “That's 80," &e. ® majority of the dclinquents, and ap hour | Edwgrd U of New-York, to be Consul ; | resotution, which was corsidered and ngreed to Which this Iroi fnorest bis haen 100st developod, o La: )‘I.l Clianer continned bis r:u‘mr fall of the | taken, Mr, FINCK 3 o two were wasted in hearing excuses | Win. Wo Averill of New-York, Cousul-Cencral of tho Whereas, 1t 98 alleged that, by the coustroction of the | Ligh, wheat dpawn from Miclcan, Illuols, Wise Speaker's hamner bndieated that Lis Hmo vwas ahould be allowed for debate to-10orre L o [ 1 0 United States for the British North Ameriean 'rovinees ; Department of the Interior of severnl acts of Congreas | Jowa, to u,plr‘; the deficlency in he consumptive waat, Mr. ROGERS (De! J.) huving obtained five minutes | vote be taken without further di'atory wotions, uc wold, £ 15 of the prafric, West, w 0, nt | to state Lis views, made use of the tme lrmllng-g-‘lw' MMr, WASHBURN (Rep., Ind.) and Mm. th ts charac l& suggesied tlat the 24 fining {ho absentees, This portion of the pro- | George F. Ketteil of New-York, Consul of the United anting Iands to aid in the constrnetion of cerfain rall- | and those © oeedings was very funny, the absurd and ridiculons | States for Ruenish Bavarla ; Andrew J. Slevens of Iowa, 1s, settlers are deprived of the full beuefit of the ¥ w pricg tar in excess of whut could have been realized by welh because it was ex post fucto n 4 Mr, WENTWORT wxeuses offered creating sc Jangh M Consul of the United States at Windsor, Canada ; Madi- 1 lawa ; mvrflvn"v exportatinn to any country on ihe face of the globe. erefore nnconstitutional, as becauee 1t was i the absent ng screams of langhter. Most | Son g5 Hollister on Llinow, Consul 'for the United | , * Kesolved, That the Commiitacton Publio Tands be and | A s cousequenco of (his“stnte of things, land lag ' point of policy. . A ut membets were arrested and brought Mnuu :t Buma“A;yefl“? :mmw:m lltN Whittaker, Lcenumgy ao(:ufnm 1ln 1;:2:{1?’ what, |‘1 ’.‘.',"',; ‘.'“?;l’:‘u‘c““‘ol' risen l:n \'Alllun ‘l'nmi‘fl’;.n s section, and farms that n 18 quest ;nwlfimmi«l—u to .‘1‘1’0 2 ‘endless m nt-Treasurer of th 2] H (HAN ny be W correct e ol 01, | coul ve 0! ! v I iy No X . been W . W “Muflhmr tables. One member (Hiso of | AesantEeamEer O irer of the tnited Siatea a | and report by bilf or otherwise, 07930 pe acre are How salablo a0 Bl 0 AL oot Sopibion, o Slook i h Yy Old man, was taken from his bed and tugton, 0. C; James A. Hall, Collector of Customs COAL TANDS AND TOWN PROPERTY, vmn.fi © grown to be tawns, towis have grown to be | He ulml‘tmeamnm(«t bis remarks whether the LIl ghtin. Hise ig a new meml d, never bav- | ® Waldoborougl, Maine; Thomas MeElrath, Apprajscy | Mr. lefl»w% Mich) tutroduced & b o | citles, agriculiure snd wanufacture hayve elasped hauds, | applied to Ktate Courta ns well as to Federal Courts. seen anything of ber, and, nover bav- | Gt Morehandise af tho port of New-York; Th "fted. | amerd an act entitled *An Act for the dieposal of coul | wid properlty relgna, . BOUTWELL replied in the negative. It did not in- T w:o the kind before, afforded more | gate, Third l.‘llmknl: ) Reve Guiss rice, | 1uds and ’oll foym npr&vp{rtymll‘l;flnl'm:m!b'olrr;‘z‘n:‘v'l'.mm:' Jir. SPRAGUE (itep. R. 1) ealled attentlon to the ne- (m)'{emnxl'l‘léfl.mtae‘fxmfi:ug e 's amuseme; e , resigned; ¥ e 3 , and to nmen 1 act )] cessity for uereased pi thon to the Hnel Lerest 3 0 ho fmposed on his acrent to the older members, New-York to N Comuuasionar for e U ’ Therato, swproved Sateh o, 1835, which bill provides that | this country, 1o thouwshi factured ik oukht 10 ba | thoss who ttacked the b el amocence aud teazed and wor- | Parls Exposition; Rovert E. Cl g 't | o rovias of the secoud section of i act referto to ba | wdmiited dity free, o s (o cucournigy. Ui mauuficture | oy dispostion f errifically, While the Scrgeant-gt-Arms was | Emigration; Boseph 8. Witon, w0 nmended as to givo to persons in posseselon tho nxhn of linen in thls country. willi the test onth 60 fax as it was applicable to publ out after absentees, those ks eral Land Office; Stephen C. 1o purchass at mivimuta rates, at any time before the | “Pending the coustdération of tha bil, the Senata wont | ofticers. Bub while the office of attorney or or pos b d member who were in their | cipal Clerk of Eurveys the Quy fixed for aale of lands, and A1%0 that no eutry of town | fnto Exccutive session, ou motion of Mr. CONNESS, ond | was nominally au office it was really ouly @ profussion, sent to the saloons in the lobhies for yefresh- | Office; Bamuel M. °Black, Register #ite ahall hereafter have validity Gntil approved by the | soou after adjourncd. and he did not think it the pars of wisdoimn to apply the mente. No sooner had most ks Olfice s VI, Srand, Orégon Davel Chaplin, | Commissioner of the General fand Office, Which wus b T it tost outh to Jawycrs, 6ve { Congress had the n the Speak: 3t of them been supplied, | jteceiver of Publie Moneys at Le »m’.na.u‘r Daiel | reterred to the Committee on Plie Lauds. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV IS, tional power to do 80. detytu- peaker fesucd an order to clear the ball | Slgler of Indiana, Reglster Land Office at o SALARIESLOF FERRITORIAL, JUDGES—REGIFTRATION. LEAVE OF fiumcuauu«mn OBSTRUCTIONS, LSON (Rep., Towa), as Chalrman of the alb catables, thus trying to stary e o b Thompaon, Teiter Labd . POLAND (lop,, 'Vt latroduced u vl fixing (ho | Mr STEVENS (Rep. Pi) asked v of ahsonce for | Comini ut in support of the bill strong. It n © out tho head. | L Edward b Thompscny Megiier onlver of ‘publio | gaiaries of Judges of fhe Eupreio Court of thasevoral | the rmaluder of the sexslon for Mz, Washburiio (flL) o . ot . :\lrenln:u without effect, however, By 8 o'clock | moneys at Om.h'-h);ubrnkr 'Au lua_lk :.dc‘h,fln,‘fi it d‘ ol Was referred to the-Commit- ;xlfllil":fi:‘ mur:d“: dg:'d .il "fi. - w n all Btate ul A quorum was present, and sessor of Internal Revenne for the M’&” * . xution a bustering commenced a i tho bume | Fivedan, Amessor of Iuterna) Reveoue, New Mexico M8 (fiep., Orogan) fntfoduced a il £ p#6. | was granted ously, gain, At this hour (11 P'h 8. McFarl Assessor of Internal Revenue, flstration of 1n thé Territories Mr. PAINE (Rep., Wis,) introduced a bill to punish ob ) the oy g e 3 ! of rail he of A House is still in session. nd of Kentuck .l.cnenn:n‘-yr‘u.' G mllu% e ; 'g,! ot Byt o procectings ip o T t20ay Gy o e AT - Ve :