The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1867, Page 1

Tvibune, e e iy PRICE FOUR CENTS. NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1867. yor. XXVE, SEAETEE S ' J (XIX 'ONGR YRECK OF THE LAND—! GAN LANDS yote, that the said Smith habitually neglected the duties W ASHINGTON. XXXTKTH CONCRE T s at M. DO (Rem .. ¥y tho S ALBANY. 3 O and that o was. engaged i Turbisbiug re- THE AMENDMENT. e BY TRURGRAPE TO lst;nnAT e v af WA b wrook. b TCONNITTRE m’ll'lhu' wb.:l“um uficwum’ a4 W. Smith be | WEN! : ek RS Tal ass e o ’ on_of getary of War, of tho wreck of | THE SCHOOL BILL 1N COMMITIEE—INCREASED PAY FOR e question was then put, “8hall George W. Smi VENDELL PHILLIPS SPEECH AGAINST ITS NO VOTE 0, ur TARDY MLL IN VB SERERCICE |\ v cON (Repe b iho stenmahip Scotland, on the bar outsideof Sandy HOoki | " y1RR DEPARTMENT_TUE PROFOSKD MODIVIGATIONS OF | removed from the offico af County Judgo Oneida BATIVICATION. 4 DUTY ON COAL INCREASED—THE IMPEACHMENT = r.mww“«l:'l N (Kep. M“,,‘\,'),..WT""M‘" pe 's table and passed. daly THE POLICE LAW—TIIE NEW-YORK BRIDGE COMPANY— | County, for the cause stated in the items of the charges A hearing was held in the Rej ” tatives’ Hall of INVF STIGATION—IMPORTANT TF STIMONY OF A | 436 curtaitinent of thy TERAOE " SRS 1YEAR (Rep., Mich.) introdueed a bill to ex TURALIZATION PAPERS—NEW CITY RAILEOAD. | yhich you havefound proven " and it was decided u the the M rprier ¢ Ropresen EPORTER—TIE. GOLD BILL—TAX ON | sented aud refcrred tune for the reversion to the United Statcs of | oy riizonarn 10 108 TRIBUNE. atfirmative, as follows : (Republicans in Roman, Deio- e Massachusetts’ Stato Honse on Jan. 24, before the BT 1OVIS BEREE R TERRITORIAL-SUFFRAGE COLLECTION DISTRICTS ABOLISHTD. cugrented kY Qonsees (0 fgan to aid, 16 taie ‘and ALbax, Friday, Jan. o5, 1007, || & CFUEEAG } 4 Joint Committee on Pederal Relations, to listen to RAILRO. e 8 g * £ Mr. CRESSWEL' 3 railrond from A oy, by ale 2 - ’ ’ N a 2 & .V',m'.t DON-REFEAL BILLS NOT SIGNED BY THE “.'mflff :&"]m(“u a g h.:;:‘ll. fl'l'fi.-"..iflf?f:‘f.ffifixflf Lansing, to some point near Traverse Bay. Referred to The School bill of My, Berryman, a full abstract of e ma ar‘l}menh in favor of or against the passage, by the ARS S “l.'\l 3 f Oxford and Vie "ot {h st mamed | the Commitiee on Publio Lands, = which has appeared in Tiis TRIBUNE, met with consider- | Farmet oty N, Shbe; Legislature, of the proposed Amendment to the Cony PRESIDENT. 4 v o lattes DATIO CONTR. R sate e bel o re 'y i ibaon, i i Ini s cari 9 78 TR ston .u:clr"::. o xn;‘;&xll"’l'linzoh'.fl'v\(:: 5 ‘The House proscedud, as e, regnlar onder of busincer, ;‘,“"“ "ll'll‘"""“"zf'"‘“""Y‘l‘q"'l" ‘;‘“"fl“’";““&"’ d k"“f’ Capiely (oo, 5 Surohy, "‘:t""o':o:,:",_ll':':fl:‘:::‘; ORI RN 8 e . 5 - i ol ey, ere s » to the consideration of private bills, the Senate joint | Commiitee on Colleges and Schools. Thus far the most o . oo f ¥ vkl DELL PHIL stating o WasaixazoN, Friday, Ina. 36, 1261, Sdered and passed. _ COMPENATION resolition for the il of Puil & Forbes under (e cob- | the arguments have been agaiust the bill, and if its ke iy WY P T A:\?::: A of the smendment, proposed to discuss the poiuts Jaid TheSenate was nearly al tarif to-day. Some unimn- | - M« WILLIANS (e, Orogon), fram the Pioance Com | Jict Wit aibop ot wie Liauo, comivg 40821 | friendy do not come betore the Committee and make an | 2 C Mol SOy 1o VD U svix. down. He said this amendment had been nine monthg portant bills wero pased in the morniag hour; and | e, e Tapensetion 10 eartain eivil empl Thiished bosiness of last Saturday. The question was on | argument toshow its best features, tho bill will never | - To amend the Ebuira TownHall act. before the country; Dine months in this age of at 1 0'clock the Tariff Bill caume up. The frst amend- | {10 Government, with an amendment striking out all t the substitute repo by the Committee on Naval | reach the Committee of the Whole. It g o | Tosupply the City of Bchenectady with water, progress was alwost an age; legistation itselt, by h 9 Affaire, simply directiug the Seerctary of the Navy to T provent frands in opening and lay mg out of streets | ¥ d i eubject in which cvery one 18 interested, but | NGC york, necessity, had materdally changed in nino moniks. I s Mr. Jolnson to increase the duty on | execptions made in the Houss propositio n ‘was that of Mr. Joliu: Blalgr iy s Y T | fsdase of twenty per cent o all eivil empioyés a¢ Wals- Nova Scotia coal frora 50 cents to $14 per tun. jugton whose salaries are less than $3.600, without re- wave rise to a pretty sharp debate, but was finally u]T(ldtunny advancewent they may have previously re- ke % sa ceived. adopted by & decisive vote of 26 to14. Another im- Mr, WILLIAMS gave notice that he would call up this portant wmendient was an inerease of the duty on n-“-mmrln 1:-&!\0{11» it 5 ot A - i . < 88t e e Mr. WILSON (Rep., Mag gave notice thaf e wonld Ditwmaen or mineral pitch €rom 50 cents to § per 01 1 ¢ omow mtrodueo a Bl to regulate, incrcase, and r was an inerease ot the duty on ma- | equalize the of army offieers. accept the steam-screw sloop-of-war Idalo from the con- tractor, Panl 8. Forbes, at the contract price, $600,000. those who proposed it act as if they intended BILL PASSED. did not desire to oppose the general poliey of Com, ontion gave rite toconsiderablo discusston, | throwing the whole responsibility on the Committee | Thobill extending the timo for the collection of taxes |y ovents had ripened if the amendment piu re @ toc ’ » n tion of taxen pened o fast that i t t ated by Messas, KELLEY (1t i (hroughont the State (o the 5th of Aprik, except in locals- | V3¢ Sveuts M PRERCCR TS Co time to-dny, it wasby Ia.) BAKEF SPALDING (Rep., Ind e hen Bley | of rejecting it. The Committee will be obliged todosonn- | {iyyoverned by special lnws, was pasted. (Rep., N, Y.) less some better arguments showing why it should be a e EAST RIVER u’r;m:. —mmmu:n 110 means certain it would receive s majority of ve Y8 8 (., ) 4 saolution | 1AW Are prescnted. The Democratic members are making The fecling of Congress and of the loyal masses | krotary of the Navy cither toac: | Vitter fight against it, and they are supported by oue | pogveen N been changed materially. The amendment bad » contract price, viz., $00,000, orto | OF two Kepublicans. On Tuesday, February 0, the | = Adjourned nntil 73 o'elo a8 far behind the present wish of the mation as Brooklyn. k Monday afternoon. e Con probability that the final vote will be reached to- | the disagrecing e morrow. To-day’s debate contained no points of spe- of pension agents. THE HADPEA! (‘t'lnl US, Mr. BROOMALL(F ttee on the part of the Scnate or the appointment and anoti " 5 o1 18 L) CONFERENCE COMMITTEE, ohinery from 5 per cent. Other amendments L RO o A1l 80 e oes b dert. | transfer her to the i his giving bonds to res | Committee will g 3 Z ' 54 = ¢ were offcred few were adopted. It;vas the in- | en; T e L 110 (6. | fandwithin sz o o My madatty | oumpibiee will Sgaia Ky ADARCer RO final argun:ents. e 8 tho wwmendinent of 1951, Practically it was of Jitt 2 & el the bill this eve Committee on Military Affairs. it by the Governuel \nt of lier construction | Another bill, substantially the same, oxcept that it in S REPORTE, | value. Falliug back on the Executive sud tention of Vir. Fessenden to pass tho bilt Ehis even- | “iye post-Office appropriation bill, from the House, was and "*‘"'l," ont. i . cluden in its provisions the County of Westchester, bas |y 111SCOCK (Rep. Onondaga) from the Judi- | Supreme Coust, tho South bad made up ita m} ing, lut at 7 o'clock he was compelled to an n-“;. .Inlnxlm Fii nw{'..uulmvn. ™ y . \:Iz; \llll\ 'u;\::f:l.:lslv;lrclnz‘:‘l‘:u“t'l)lrn::livéfi‘lv!:rr;v;fiot.m{ Deen given to the Committee for its consideration. claty ComimittaieT s the opinion Wt # sufficient wum- | to oppose the nm:-lndmm. Bctv\‘;‘t;\ 'm;‘;&“ ;. jou ¢ for waut of a quornm. There is a Mossr ue, Trumbull and Buckalew were appointed ‘s ok s e gy ¥ 4 Notice of a new project of tunnel across the East | ber of votes were cast at the last genernl election to | evident that it would not be carried, for alon ey 0. Adopted. i g g g e eeant thecalling of i Convention o revise the Coust | vonld not carry it. The action ‘.(Slnwh-:m.e copl s @ mere m of the Etate. fore, could be of no ymportanc 1. WOOD {RRep., Monroe) from the Canal Commit- | sjon of her opinjon. No man who yisits wru‘to ting the State Engineer to make a survey of a | any idea that the amendment will ever than qu‘Ll.\ Latki v, from South Bay o the Erie | mére attempt. The amendinent, teeh L, Ay iuys. | nothing about reconstruction; it makes three nrflnh. ';a or The bill a8 s suended was then passed; 97 Yeas to 62 | River was given to-day in the Assembly. Tt will author- e rize the excetion of a large tunnel somewhere between A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE . s ..'ru ) subuitied a8 o question of | Cathanuest., New-York, and Grand-st., Brooklyn, The on the bl cial interest. Mr. TRUMBULL (Rep. led up the Touse bill i f o ik il day - by .9 ; o bill introduced by Mr. Cregan, authorizing the N his was private bill day in the Honse, and conse- endatory of an act to ame 't relating to habeas | Privilege the following: Ll y gan, nd report the facts and estimates within This was p corpus, and to regulite juc cdiugs in \ Resoleed, That the offensive ‘[I:;:‘:l:it'fly":y'(y he Member | eroction of o new railroad to be called the Avenue C R, 2600 it s e Propositions, but has nothing loking diroe e ean feon B Road, provides that the tracks shall run through Tenth- notony of the regular proceedings was interrpted (‘mmu“n‘n‘h nal- 1.]. en or may be ¢ .ultl.n:n:gl‘nl':/m‘l ':I::!nllllll'll:f«llf \nlll"‘ ;:1” o ;m;Jmm Seventicthest. to Twenty-third-st., through l(hc N a 5 . b Court and which the defendant p ¥l A ol v 4 OB | Jatter to Fifth-ave, thence to Seventeenth-st., then by Broomall of Peumsylvania offering aresolution of | moved from said Court to the Circuit Court of the Unit stituents are sutisficd with it aud him, the House of Kep- el I‘ln‘ Dalanecs l‘,"m‘“r St Obstry: Markavand censure on Mr. Cooper of Tennessee, who yes- | States, under and by virtue of the provisions of an ac Testuitasives will mok a6 yro% ik e nea | sont s Delancey, B , East, ) . 4 / YO8 | Jating to habens corpus, and regalatiug fndiclal proc A NCK (Dem., Oblo) inquired whether that wasa | South-ste toCatharine st terday, in the presence of a thousand spectators, one- | jugs in certain cases, approved March 3, 1 or by | auestion of |.v(rh|h e, through Water, Fast, Che third of whom were ladies, applied the elegant and | yirtue of an nct amendatory thereof, approved May 11, FEARER erred !h""“;"":-'h" rules beating | tho placo of becluiiog, od term 0 iax a fellow Represen ] Seeli IeriariD o o the House whether the resolutio Morton, D. V. Freenta refined tern ar’ 1o ellow Rey allhave Deen performed, and q qcetion of privilege.” 1c. | Eatin fobi inst the purchase by the Siate of abulldivg iu | rectly to this great question. Yet we are led to belleve, Canal oftices, Agreed to. b, (fm action of the Republican Natiooal Committee, WEED (Do, Clinton)--To lnerease the fare ou the | that these amendments were the plans of Con awst. Railroad in Buffa 48 ns i basis of recoustruction. The memberd of NOT ongress, many of themw, scem fo favor bl idea, and Mr. Philips quoted from @ wm‘v’ of Gov. Ward of New-Jersey to the same effect. 7Th New.York Herald, which certainly looks at things practi< ‘{" the Jast Fall connseled the Southeru the amendments, and they conld thew And the Republicans who fuyoy nsetts rejects the amendments, wil & to the President. | from th quently little that is interesting to the public 0¢- | cuees, ete., which was pass. sult or prose :Xhu to th ourred, Toward the middle of the session the mo- 1t was as follows: That whe : within the ity of Ne n ey, PIE 10 ] yitroglycerine, or ofher explosive” substa TP Y oh 10 prevent the use of any bulding within Ezekicl ining or annfae ing of the same, TIL W, Warher. RIDLEY (Rep., N.Y.)—To regulate and (s i arner. tablish the pay of mewmbers and employés of the Meiro- | this view, if M it. 1506, and all the acis uece tive. | cause to the Cireuit Court » subinit the qu would be entert o resol amountes ything, and receive the dcfendant in any suit shall be in netual custody on . ! 'nu‘y solution ’n:m n_hd ‘m ne (']nn;...ml.n iv 4!5«- (o fasuted by &aid State Court, 1t shall be the duty of | o ul,.;h‘b( »:. 1;! walid l|u||“‘m ; The st i i presented a WL o abolish the | ICHE B T sy that Ulassach . otis refects the Congressional plan o much opposition that it was withdrawn by its anthor e Tatd Clrtalt Conrt'of thic United States o] offensive words used by the menil + atfien of Tspectors of WelKhtn a0 Mo res A shall | ¢ By ME DEVLIN-T it chstrnetions fn the strects | reeonstruction. ile thought he had demoustrated tha a writ of Nabens corpus eum cansa, and it shall b ’ CEN s e 1o the o s who shall | o, P uvehues of the City i T ndent, us It $tands to-day, 1a Of 1O Practica gn'any nimber of policemen they sce fit to, 1o cany Oewogo)- 1o Ineorpornte the | value, Oue reson why we should uot, accept the smuend. Mr. RICE roduction before being defiuitely acted upon, Its from the Speak (Rep., 1 \-[\:‘ the duty of the marsbal, by vivtue of the sald writ of created considerable noise for a while. No sooner | habeas of the State Court In which | moment ¢n ut the law, and the officers are to”fuspeet all Welgbts | ougego Historica it ment is that we should pledge onrselves to alyrlndl-l to the | 8 to the business of the 1 I mouth. By Mr. DONOHO (I A ) =Tn relation to pawn- | while others pledged themselves to wotbivg. He hope: uecessity of posta that Massachuseits would see pouing action, if she didw't refuse it tiwe ¢nough to make amendments to the C Hitation "Shen they wonld he of wome pr cliver said dupliea attachments wade, aud all 1 an any £ait or prosecution moved from an te Court ey introdue (‘d a hrl'l’(‘u: brokers \n New-York. nent wniil the |Gy Mr. OAKEY (Rep., Kings)~To incorporate the Ne it LAL b | York and Afuican avaportation Company. he engincers o By Mr. SIGERSON (Dem, N. Y.)=To re, had the Clerk read it, than almost every Democrat in | sald sl the Honse jumped to his feet and bawled out some h raised a point of order, ough they were would have stated tha Tency sh which ate the land- “the Chair prom words of objection, Nibl i Bas been or sl yed from any i \ ey shall for > ZeCR A o th it Cour je United States, i pursuance of « il il 2 * s that the offering of the resolution was not aprivileged | fielaw, shall eonany i like force and GHACt aa if . No gentleman followed it up, #1,20 s distrier en- |8 Eaubonts b the East River, bet ‘Plecs Nos. 1 | tical yalae, The fact {s we have got far beyovd the question, as claimed by Broomall. Mr. Colfax quoted | the same suit had wded to final judgment and execu: Mr SPALDING (Rep., Ohio) ved to lay the reso) 4 "'""" and o4, poscd amendments—we conld u't enforee ftif wo wonld She rules of the House in tho case, but requested | Uon in theBtate Court. R em L e - o to Cou | V50N 1, BUCK Y .)—Toregulate the paeking | Wo muat fight for more. Theatrical legistation t abmur v GOVERNMENT FRISONERS, A B ANKE (Itep., Mass) stated that if the resol of bale liay and Str it dow's settde vital peluciplcs. Bub wuppose tha clerk, §1,200; supply ke iperintendent fire By Mr, O. MURPHY (Dem,, N. Y.)~To exempt Lager- | Supreme Court m’m{{n itself agaiost oa; ln..fl 1 Becr from the Mctropolitan Excise and that Mr, Boutwells hill i President is fmpeache up a bill in relation t 3 the motion t the Honse itsclf to make a decision. Niblack Mr. ITARRIS T the House he would sus (Rep., N. Y.) calle carried, then will onr caise be stroug and the South: wil A g e Efore b sons inprisoned for offenses against the laws of t TOS8C ln‘mu.‘hm point of order, but before he conld T Stutes. It is I the nature of » substitute for the | it on the table; but 1t was not before the Ho 00 line e Mr. BRUSH (Rep., Dutchess) - state it Spalding jumped to his feet and shouted | JHouse bill, and proy oms smprisoned for of. | he did not understand it to atfect the privileg ers, 61,000, If the Commisaiol on ik on the Hudson Biver ¥ 5 tremble for their anfety. They will then say thit the) House, he would vot fust entertainii it. y the amount epecificd By Mr. Mr. CREAMY "N ) Requiring the | will accept the amendiment, and Massachusetts, having ted to ¢ asurer to the eredit of the Com with the | 3y, ) hi Mr. FARNSWOE re rentimental 1o is C rhea iel S 1 el o | fenses agatnst the U 11 be allowed a deduc 80 his Copporhead friend to yicld to him, which he y G ET L er year for good behiavior in thew was about doing, when Gen. Banks rose and was rec- | term of imprisonment L (Kep., L) inguited whe JIULIOL, Proposing 1w action, Wik opolitan Conve ¢ Company to comply with the committed herself 10 the m provislon (\1]( lieii ¢ r. ter, then the terms they ask. Anot . by the wr)—To increase the | not pass the amendment is that there is bo essentli i 3 . . v Al o jon of privilege ndments 1o th 3 ized by the Spenker, Spaldin he same time | The bill was passed aud goes to the Tionse for concur- stion of priv - M . ¢ k RLRY (Reyp. ognized by the ;“A L }:nh: < lnt the . ame til ‘n B e Dbl e ; SPEAKER # that that was for the House to ot @ now ider o ation of i of Bobe nl‘ r County. cause for so doing. We pledge ourselves to prineiples, soreaming ox Mr. Speaker,” and endeavoring to be B anas determaine e withasew. the! rescliclion, saying 1 the nittee o Tho moet. Impertait fostures |, B MF. PENFIELD (D¢ r)--To tannel | while the other party do not pleden thetavelves af all, recognized, M. Colfax had to bring down his malet b1} to amend theact of 2 3 e ition, saying he. | are aafutlows; T wtrolwen for the County | ¢y “past River, between Now-York and Brooklyu, We eannot read the future, so 1 would have onr handsg 8 L ) e would amend it and offer it again. of New-York shall be 1d wuch f I number o8 d 1 7 b 1 d be 1787, establishing the Judiclal Court of the Unibed States % OF M. TRACY Y molitan Polles RILIS INTROD as free a8 those of the South. 1 donot choose to be bownd, THE CASE OF Mit Y. the e opolitan Police may Br. Mr. WILLTAMS (Dem, Lric)-To tmeorpovate the | Even if the South comes in, who knows, after Foutwell and Sumner bave fought their battle and gam several times, and repeat as often that Gen. Banks Tt etnpowers.the Jndges and heronne) ~To create a Bu- | the day, but the South will taru back Just in the wouent bad the floor, before Mr. Spalding eould be pnt | Courts to iseue writs of hai stices of the United Staies | Mr. COOK (Rep,, T11) moted avd Juay appoint a8 | poeeop, o1 ety it Sericanta, | Balialo PATE Crmpei, corpus, and vegulates tho | ydopting the resolution by which th down. DBanks then tried to teach the Speaker his wode of proecdure under it. ordered the Sergeant-at-A rrest and brfng b The quots ¢ " ‘urther cons ., jon of 3 - | the - . s Ot | rean in the Law Dey fof New York City, for the | of victory, and save themselves by acropting U amends Further consideration of it wie, on motion of Mr. Johu- | (e House for coutempt J num- arrcart of tuxes o ment, Then what folly for these Northern Brutee i cy, who b o une H 1y Mr. PURDY (Dew. Wes & nmnher |y nattan Safe Deposit Con tion of ) Ry h wection of 1 © By Mr. GRIDLEY (K 2 nuless by permission | R wer to dismiss | py e GRIDLEY-T | h,'»,..u. Cmembers and employes of the e | Dortwent, By Mr. BUCKLEY (Dem., Kings)—F duty on the point at issne. Farnsworth followed, { s, postponed mntil to-morrov giving his opinion, which was against the introduc- e o SOUTHERN PACTH tlon of the resolution, and then Broomall attempted e to reply in defense, but was preveuted by loud yells i ot “Order®™ fyom the Democrats. Mr. Colfax’s mal- | 3y papr lot was again brought into requisition, and quiet was | amend the insurrecils or negiected to appear bet Nestar)—Toineorporate the | bind themiselyes to a position o which the Bovthern ¥ of New-York. Etates will not be bound. 1 youdo not refuse (hat amends went, postpone it; say, to- it isof Do sort of conse. qne Yostpone your decision fora ycar, and we w)il then see whethier (0 a it ornot. We'will not be bound and establish the pay of | while the rest of the country is not hound. The body o letropolitan Fire De- | the publie mind represeuted in the Supreme Coart wiil not be bound; the body representing Southern intercsts orth and South, arc uot gong to be bound. Wby: ! should appear before t SON (D, . Considerable discussion arose, in the conrse of whick it et providing for the collection of taxes in the | wie giated that My, Tracy wak ary states, which was referred to ibe Com- | against Mr, Vin Dyck, Assistant ] chapter 44 ard may provide sich offi ¢ the mprove- sestored, when Mr. Randall raised the point of or- | [RE it Moitice der that the debate was out of order. The Speak- THE PARIS BXPOSTTION. I e e ey R M e At on ot the T went of the lands i and vear Wallabont Ba Ul We, 4 representing the Yadical eleraent of th Gen, Banks rose & second time, and began giving | She eint vetoiation g entbio tho Feople. of the United | U the MO0y oy oy 41 comor tain 1t Al erim ssued out of Wy | 10%e vight ot surtrae. Toeoninio wneasure in the world, | would uot ve shackled Bis idcas on the subjeet, when lie was compelled [ States to particl patet the Universal Exbibition at Paris, ¥ from the Committec on v ,""," N A ol Laatlo Mg Py Mr HAYNES (Dem., Kings)—To tncorporate the | —I want to be as free as others. 1 would urgeatly, theros 2 g - Ao F s} oviding that ‘LU omniseion of the United States to . . O ving Tom Gia' | athars, s botrd of § ;| otk ';|', s Savings Bauk of Brooklyn. fore, impress on Massachusctts the un-mu{olp‘l s to sit down, without finishing, by cries of ** Order! jon shall consist of the Commissioner- Y . . ¥ ) the | otherw. The board of Police Comm ""I"" T8 S04 ks L0 Kep., Kings)—For the coustraction of | fug uction, if sho does not absolute Iy resuso it It is O Brooklyn and New-York are to Athat and other streets and avenues i | enough t wmend the Constitution when o practieal que stilled spirits on | trollers of the Cities thirty Comwmissioners already appoiuted, b Lave charge of ail the finances connected whth the police. ton 1s involved. When Congress, by this secoud amel from Broomall and Lis friends. Further proceedings - it B B e i s venty additional honorary Commissions )T e " 'of Estimate™ and’ the T— 7 were cut off by a member demanding the regnlar | ¢ he designated by th 1'the w0 ;::In‘,l" ade £ o o - |“~n uj.“ Board ¢ !,r ”v'v‘,"‘l‘.'&w‘h““‘ “lllj By My GENET (Def l.l\.yivru:nn.m const —un"inln'ul m:m,l m; nuwx; lnmlllnal- nu-:,umwn sm:t iness. 2 enerally succe a | Commissioners; ti General shall be SR . ; e e - i idher i-fpomi o @ K101 rirwity b Cential Park st the vorner of Eighty- | into the halls of legislation as theh coequals, srder of business. A calm generally succeeds a B ieral 8 o | recting that all prod iniou coposedd of the pr -’fi””:”}‘.’ 'x“ Aihet. aod Fifih-a man's . government, practicatly shutting out the visors, The remalning sections refer to By Mr. CR N (Dem., N. Y.)-For & rulroad in Ave- | negro race, he called it a swindle, while Mr. Wii wn decmed it & compromise. Weo say to Rober chis and | Small, and others of his class, and to the Southers loyal- o the | ists who stood by ns during our struggle, we give you r enehies, Me hoped Muassachusctts woul arty to siich & monstious plece of injustice, pof wcta alceady referred to in the petition of the police | s 3 Wiich B been piinted in Tie TRIBUNE. I LT e g 158 heex g b \ftice of Inspector of W H.C. Murphy introdueed & bill for the s | arcasnres, and to transfer (ho duties of that offi and naming ms cor. | 3 Caeren, Wi 0 bl ts wiho s e ard | Metropolitan Police Conimi v, overtos ikw, Alex MeCue, MOTIONS AND KESOL storm, and the former monotony of the session pre- Y tmake such rules as may wailed until just before an adjournment, when a very rand efficient work of the C ud other street spicy debate sprang up on the question of paying a e D e iran o slaim of $9,000 to a resident of Virginia for a house | poluted shall be n) the whole NS ALJOUENMENT, fostroyed at the commencement of the war by | fommisel 1A, ROy sy e R iow, Bamncl Booth, I ] p 1 tosay inhumanity. Turning to the third scetion we United States troops. Stevens, Delano, Dawes, and | dravghtsmen, and ¢ 2L | ety . Sepropopt b Ralpletek; Ghee | Mr. CREAMER (Dem., N. V) offered the folowing, | ciat men would e disfranchised, they. eoul flubbard of Conecticut participated, and struck | fiom and cypiopriates tho suu of porprg i { qonds Henry. | ;R dper which was lald over, g ing rise to debite 0k g0 G0 the ballot-hox atd (hrew thelr yote; but du u 4 Tile, A W.( “ Resolced, That the Commission appoiuted by chapter | ABY mtan Aoubt what the popalar foeling of the Bouth '1 T y » to-day ! 1y in 1565 the Sonuth were remdy to accep - . \tesus named i the joiut resolttion, & off to reconstruction. Stevens favored the pay- | taiwd swtement of expenditurcs 1 b ment of the claim, and in the course of remarks | Erees. . d ; THE TARIFF B repeated his often-made assertion that the Southern The Tariff bill was taken up at 4 o' Btates were naught but Territorics. Hubbard t00k | - My JOIINSON (Dem., Md.) moved to amend by striking | _ Mr. MAYNARD (Rep, Tenn) & troduced o exception to some of Stevens's remarks, and at- | out the words * mained and tmported from any port-or | VS Coatine o Jree e et of Shepet ) tempted to cross-examine the old gentleman, much | place thirty degrees of longtitude cast of Washington,” | was referred to the o the amusement of Stevens aud the other members. | from the following paragraph: SPRAKEN presente ;":"_' = % Tasdatnrel Contrary to expectation, Stevens's Reconstruction | *“On Candlo or Canncl, and on al bitumtnous coul T e e T requires eented 1o o make o contract for the cleaning New-Yoik, be 4 the enn ation of the coutract on the t dowi and were contenie tor, und thiit y You ean go auywhere i shall deem E i -x,«xmuuwpu-u Oroughly wedd ctor to propecly perforin I ideas as we ure. de Hampton to-day bes strects of the city free frow the to admit the negro 10 4 share in the Governy t, to teach the masses of the vnvlvln,l.dnawnn- They bave sacrificed wealth, social position, everything, and the Southern people 4o tot pretend 1o believe this 3 n Johuson in July, intinted that Lol +ide, 1 esumed §ts old purpose o get on it ertake to secure nside of the Union what i 246 of the laws of I of the strects In the City o requested to ju ons peglect and vl r. James R Whitimg, ately take suchi st wan of an Anden and the bills as thos awended woe u was made $500, passed. ed a bill pro * of ity i ve the sn wranted by Sec. 82 0f an Act 10 Responaibility of Stockho! Mr. G. W. Buck intro ¥ viding that th ehief officer of whic duri; &e., a8 follows, mined or imported from auy pert or place thirty degrees Of the Legislatnre of Kansas, ndking ald to the U bill was not brought up to-day, and the crowded gal- it longitud t of Wakhington, § tn of h- | Pacific Rallway uthern Branch; praying for the y -»’:‘ ity, to 1 : aacistae § i of longitude east of Washington, §1 50 on of 28 bush- tive T ovos > E 7o St SURY] 56 DO e 0 = [ 3 T e lerics were again dissppointed in not hearing the | © S0 R T L I0 O i age of & bl extending the benefite of tie be OF the collection of arreirs of perso THE SOUTHERN STATES. e A O e I SR T Radical leader make a speeeh. In all probability the » o law to the settlers on the lands recently purchased fr elver of Taxes shall send to thin officer all cu b sl in. The North say Pl #‘ . Also, to strike out the following : wn ¢ prayiug for the passage of the e | of personal dehts on arrears of (axes cmbraced i the - > agai. The Harkh Ny e e "l}l’_h""‘*"m"“";;"‘";““: anorters and | FoF ul itumiuons coal mised aud fwported trom any | bt o preuptio 1o it o (e At it o1 Ry wesore. ALABAMA. U8 Dot come Iu ench s Combition 88”65 he Seabees | e strugel ween the forcign importers an . . Boande . Cherokee neutral lands in Kansas, Afr, Creamer introduced a bill providing that natueal- A BILL FOR THE REMOVAL OF TWECAPITAL P - selV place not more than thirty degrees of longitude cast of | = (f the Lexislature o irginia, ratifying she Con- | fzed citizens on presenting themsscives before tho HOARIA | sy vassenars 76 st sl sz {‘;'::{{L‘.:,":{f!",f.‘{?‘i)“&‘x‘,};.’f(f'n"&'"n"‘ Bmln:-::: of Registry who have Jost the e cortificate wof naturaliza ud who desire to be pluced on the reglstry Iint xamined by the Vourd us {0 (he fach w iether | Times from Montg al dispatch to The | Massachusctts; it will tuke just us many defeats to swee wThe | Mristocracy out of South Carolina, The Southern people ar e | thoroughly wedded to the ides that it would be anarch, stitutional Ame Mentoral of the Do propriation to erect American laborers and manufaeturers will terminate | wauhjugton, 2 cenisper ton of 28 peunds Lo the hushel. sseverybody knew it would, The Senate will pass a | Ty was dfited for an hour by Messra. FESFENDEN, NeEw-ORLEANS, Jan, @, -\ spec cry, Ali., dated Jan. 24, say kiog for an ap- | tion, seat of € shall be good tariff in lhc.mn.in,nmrndi'llg in many important | (Rep., Me.) JOHNSON, CRESWELL, (Rep., Md.) and | ¢ ota ¢ a reasonable seateh to procure V. ton particulars the Finance Committee's bill, and disre- | WILLEY, (Rep., W. Vi) Tl resolutio liers' and Sallors' atin: amd 1 Sch persoun ap ey e e it to Aisuiie. The e B e aed e Toe raw whall prove by affidavit made a t ¢ sentative man, The North must be s North of conv b Pension liggy snerally Mr. Wells's recommenda- | In the course of his remarks, Mr. FESSENDEN raid the Uniou of Washingt .Ig g THE PRIVATE CALE ‘l”- Ley ah! 1 tions. The bill will be improved in the House, 1t is | protection given in the bill to the coal tuterest was suf- | mhe House then weut into Committ B e R e P ook the : Hone in order fo meet the Souths on its own krownds. 1 ficient. The amount of coal imported uzder the Reci- | Furnsworth in the chair, and proce 1 i every ease piace ithmiod ¥ B I hat DR e o WY TRIKGKAIN 70 THR TRINCNE. l;u ;nu:h:llu» ml;} llmlnlthe }hlhillm'nun 3! he smwendmer " & disfranchises these Rebel Jeaders, and the, wid ns A bill pagsedd the House - | VGRS Siatn. - Who helleves that 0 Jeff. Dav, probable that it will go toa Conferent Jn which it is quite certain thata tion of the bills o the private cal pugh the privat r,the Commit- ted biils, which were passed by the the nmames of wil sich na , while the 0 22,000,000 | , Having gone tl v teo rose und e procity treaty was only 660,000 tuns annuall coal fitcrest of the United States amounte NTH, ’ 0w ing uppolntments last tarift will be regarded not only as mnatioy tuns, i e B i S0 Conan The amendment of Mr. Johnson was adopted by the | House, as follows ary of the State Jidies; it bad previonsly | hu 4 o but as a financial necessity, from which Congress | o000Vt Republicans roman, De e oo House bill for the relief of Heury J. Davl ary of the State Jwdges; it had previouly “::“lz‘iflnlgl'n‘ntlvlh‘el&\-;rth“unfl .tllarnfd on:‘:h Doust 1 aud the Treasury Department cannot possibly es- i (o Houme Joiut resolution o the vlief ot arehiRa 0 e B T e e ate e eape. Brown, Davis, Howe, Kaulatury, upesintadont o the Krame nited i mvet, Oo ¢ | & Boutwell, Jonn A. Andrew aud ften thousus fine statement that the House Judiciary Committee | Hckaloe o g o) e, "'ifl-.fi.’Pa’",‘.‘.‘i.hr?u';“.'u'.fi‘u'..v‘,' i lu::f','.'u..:l:.;' Mrs. Abby :’L',;',"“':,'?,‘”,'f s oo "'i"“- ‘hh" xb:em""flaifiew' that thel i) estimony i impe: is | Ce P ! Grpen. 0 SO ce in Massachusetts wo gone, althoug uioltaktm: ‘l il o'n) in r«—an-! vto ‘)m.wulunm:t i Jroes & Bo%. o bill anthoriaing the Becretary of War to purchase | i UyNicbariens; Toasv, could not & to the ballot box.” Who s gir, without shadow of foundation in fact. The Com- | Crup Ramae cortain property for milltary purp Whitehall, Shdnsy Brows JLOUIS] into South Curoliua to enforce these amendmentsq mitte are waiting the movements of Gen. Ashley, | U7 Hiddte, “llm:'«: Ilul for the relict of James Hooper of Baltimore, | aue P. Stilwell; € o, A E Dickesson, | BY TRURGRAPE ro THE TRIBUNE .]]‘Lll'l“:; “"'J':":;I';ll::““ 10;_;‘:’:‘1';:;:"“': '"“"" theit who has the matter in charge. The latter gentleman A 3torr Thn House then proceeded to the private husiness on - A R, Collin . . 25.-—The 19th Regiment of | by 5,000 disfranchised votes, ad if the man will vote righ 1s busily engaged in arranging data upon which the Patte Wilsou14. the Speakers table T4 dlaposed the A iiows i st States Colord troops from bere are on their way | ho will be adnitted, but if hot he will be rejceted. If w A ;z.." 2 ol with the' 1iv p‘: rhet 1 Epra dments to the House amendment to the : 10 Bultimore to be mustered out. we were sure the Republicans were 1o be th Committee will proceed with the investigation, and Sumuer, rporating the Washington County Horse “t Tror, Nathen L o ——— dominant party we might be safe, but that may not b until it is laid before them nothing will be done by This nm:' lnlmrl'm. 1l|x.;~ 1[)‘.«-rv.:nn 0) <a.n1v:,|'nr candle d Company of the District of Columbla. Cone i Water TEXAS, :nln‘fr(flfi‘he fl‘a”u?}é‘.i‘"tn‘;‘“"‘ ’é‘.“n l.tgep 'g‘:-:uvn ht, mm 4 g5 : c per ton, 1o matte! A rom. . b o4 eb e b ax. SHva . ; 3 " wo Senators o the Committee in regard to the matter. Mr. FOSTLR (Rejh., C A the bill by B e ot i e ot Touse: | W TEzbOTI Hurmy Vir Siek. e dgioos tef bv0 W) | EXCITMOCENT] OVERCTSUSIB ONLET: DV, JOMMRTON a1 A g S O e The House Ways and Means Committee to-day | changing the t riff on ier hoes, wholly or tng 'llu- First Congregntional | Erie Canal; Elon S& Joha, for se Caml; E. Benedics | MY TRLEGRAPE Y0 FWE TRIRUNS. lnl;:'lnu':’: Llh‘ny niould vote : It on u:‘xmlml:ua:uu..r.; The House receded from ity | Stiong, for seetwns i aud 12 of ¢ wll, fos IALVESTON, Ja citeme 2 a- | M not an excepilon to the rule=helsanex e L W " GALVESTON, Jan t excitement was ocea- | 5une® Yrne thind section cannot be executed, 10 T i . fron, from $160 per dozen’ to $2 gave an audicnce to the horee railroad men, who AROATAL S8 % vt Nt il wish to get an extension of the law in the Internal | Mr. GRI ment be modifie s one, two aud three of the one'and two O « nd sloned by the jntexferen en.Griffin in the funeral of | What are we going to doi ~Wo must put th Gen, Johnston, The stores are all closed and draped in | elements of the Government down there on ou tin agreed to_ permit the body to be | side. Do not put the parchient on our side, pat the el nt. pate Dill for the reliet of Mrs. Mury E. Finley, cgested that the amer widow of Lieat. Solon H. ¥ of the Sixth Michigau ¢ the tarfit on pli Revenne bill, which expires in April next, allowing N s ) them to impose the additional tax on the traveling pandaent w s disagreed to 1t g L Kenate l,nll hlvr th ef of e heirs of Joun E. Bor- |Ilwolllr|~1lx-1;‘nl1'|ull'n-l; and a butial seryice read, i!’"“.’:\;‘.:"‘.'f:}.'““‘a.:“..“xfl" Uu\uruonfntdc::: Houts '] ir i mee i i imni T. v ame! he paragraph in relation | ligny. §Referred to the Committee on Private Land Claim«, r Laonard giving nllowing pledge : That the chimen endumel we caunot smother Wi public. Their impudence is without limit. to pocket-cutlery fch the duty is 65 per centad | - The Senate bill for the of Elizabeth Smith, for st rinchugor o i o bl il | Harbpton with printed paper. M. Wilaon saye we akal The Senate Finance Committee came to no con- | valorem iu the bill, b ding to it i specifi steamship San wing appoiutments for or private demonstration of any organized association in havea President to our mind in1s6s, We are not sure of that the procession. Should the body conveyed to the | 18 would not take but the ehanging of 24,000 votes Lo elect Collector—Lewis e duty of 50 | prope Jost on h n 82 and less Q’.E .v,ybu.m of Ale: dria, Va. Referred to cents per dozen on ulflmhw 4 worth more th y y + el in this eity and from thence to the point of its de- | Ancy Johnson President, and that is perhape not a h t sman, Charlca . . the duty on chapapote or When Mr. Garfield reported from the Committes | Diten. wud aibertite and bithuninous shales of every de- | taien to carry into 1 0 euts o #5 per tun. Tigggmenduuent | appol elusion to-day on the Gold bill. They will resnme U ' : A P E A than w}ver dozen ; on all over §5, 76 cents per dozen. Dis- | jnittee on Claime, te consideration again to-morrow. There is some | agreed fo. WA CLATMS-PEXSIONS. sartige, All persous appearing in the procession shall be | matter to do with the help of the Federal patronage. Now, opposition to it in the Committee. Mr. WILLEY (Rep., W. Va.) moved to amend by ")Ilnamfi On motion of Mr. KASSON (Rep., lowa) the President LEGISLATURE. vited, and appear a3 members of the deceased’s fawily | It view of these facts, sald Mr. P, what 18 the remedy fu sphaltum, bitamen or mine was requested 10 fuform the House what steps had been 5 LEGASL, e or frtends. Tho condition was refused, and the body | this? It wasto put 700,000 negro votes in the scake. M BENATE... AL mained in opeu view, where it has been visited by was in favor of disfranchising prominent Rebels, but it ANy, Jur rem rs i e crowds, Business stores have been closed durivg the | could give the negro the ballot he would be wiilig t Aay in bonor of Gen. Johnston. trust Wade Hampton, Mr. Phillips, in concl ffect the act of July 25, 1466, for the lusion, that Massachusctts should not stultify herseif bl ratifying i ssioper to examiue abd Feport on entof a ¢ WILLS REPORTED FAVON of Ways and Means the joint resolution increasing UNAPH 1O THR THIBUSE. nuber » thie pay of the clorks to Juue 13, next it was the in- ) eertaln claims of the Stute of Towa, By Mr. CROWLEY (Kep., Niagaia)-To guant to 4 . 2 o % ) E (Rep., R. 1) moved to nd by increas- N i M troduced a Wi to 1 , Cl ea E. Lo o o ox- ter ion of that Committee soon to introduce a bill | 1ng the duties on all e L Do i) Introdute A Tabtng | Srmivs Sobe v say telogeayh sabice trom (ais Biaia o s e e T yeoi ganizing the Executive Departments, but owing ;"f‘;';‘;;;;x"‘ s by iuplefe or 10| pensiotats FIALWS g ofpbene, 80 8 BoLnaie 1 7 I b o et ey i el e o 3 8, per centutn a orem, provided that | widows of officers as well ay soldiers and sailors. The NNPLL I ) —Aut ' Y to the lateness of the session and the pressure of bus- | all machinery contracted for prior to Jau. 1, 187, shall of the bill 1s to extend to widows of officess of in- ODONNELL (Rep, TowlalAutborteine e NEW-ENGLAND. rudes the same prineiple in regnrd to s iness, it has been determined ot to eport any such | 3 L ian ‘o M. CONNERS (Rep.. Cal) 1 {ows of poldi \ bill during the present session. et s eahifod 8o 0ad 60 latead oF e Dar bouty | allore. " Ta Wi o e o N aions . | s ke i BAU Gla, Rlohmond) gave Hotieo of abillto | Ngw-ORLEANS, Jan. 25.—Tt is yeported that there ANTI-SLAVERY ANNIVERSAKY IN BOSTON. ’ will soon be & conventlon of Republican Genernls in | *¥ TSL8oRarE 70 7% TRRNNE. TITIONS, b GUNERAL CITY INVESTIOATION. Repul ; - 1 . e S ond 4 . Mexico to choose & (icnmlad-ur(‘hml. An officer of | BosTON, Jan. 5.—The Ladics’ Anti-Slavery Suby cifie Ralll 3 On t Mr. GIBSON (Rep., Washington), the - 2 3 : g . n-‘!"’:r ':Ehi‘.l"..u" l,,Ml,,':: I""l‘;f‘m"‘,‘ ":dz)lm_‘ ‘,‘ it WESERREATs Ortega's staff has arrived here, His ‘destination is | Seription Society held its 330 auniversary last eveniug i ASSED, . - . s ' . aid 1o bo Vera Criz, having a wessage from Ortega | Musio Hall. There was not a very Jarge attendan e from the | “ Kesolved, That the Controller of the City of New- | 1o Maximilian. Wendell Phillips was amoug the speakers, He fa t | York be requested to report fmmediately 1o the Sewiute & | MAXIMILIAN'S WAR MINISTER EN ROUTE 70 FUROPE. | among other things, that the North must be kept up t A reporter of The St. Louis Democrat arrived in this | “5 M) e . JOHNSON (Dem., Md.) called for a divisfon of th . i ¢ity to-day, baving been summoned to appear before quesilon, atd the vote \\un'n)r:: taken on the increase of .).{.rr.(:m? the New-Orleans Riot Investigating Committee. He | the duty, afterward on the proviso. The mcrease of duty |t was referre was disugreed to, us follows : AN IMPORTANT is called to give evidence before the Committee as to ¥ the speech made by Mr. Johnson at St. Louis, when | Anthenr, f,j"l"'.hm_ ™ L] the relief of “ swinging around the circle.” In that speech he is | Comem e ) Wil 15. Joslah 0. Kuwes, and it came befo full and detailed statement of all lmprovements on | Yonr Vera 2 corvespondent, under date, of v wan! down in the reporter’s notes as having charged the Sy, e 5 i e dalor Falriay. Count wharves, plers, markets, ferries, and other property be- | January 15, says that Maximiliay Minister of W i :'l:l'ull::g::::‘!ldf :::ov:o.;l: .::efl:?m‘l'::dh:uu"::‘ responsibility of the New-Orleans Riot on Congress, | Sselh Fementen, Nortow, e Aty pairposeh. As the bill cstublishied 4 very | longing to the City or County. ot New-York, with the i HANSLY, b xivol Vers Crus en 30U0 | for Javel where Henry Wilson trod, fnséeed of bel asserting that its Republican members wroto let- | Deotiite, p | oot Ipportant pribeipls, aS yarisuce With & peealntion 0 1o | names of the parties. from whom much rentals aro duo; | i Frenel, on arriving at Perote, took away the | kept up where Boutwell and Sumner live, & chauge ters £o the Conventions instigating them to get up s | B== Hewieim, Bhermas, R e o O inciple of tho | A150 @ full wnd detafled statement of all tho sua paid on | Austrian gartison, destroyed the upper rorks, GAKSS | 5.108 Voo R rer A e e s ats hvsd riot. The same reporter is also summoned to appear | The proviso was then «;;;:‘;;Adw m;\ll' MORRILL (Rep., Vt.) Ked that he kuew that Shpeaitt b Giy Be bty S8 HEmEaric Ber oAl e il st whh.hd'lhi"yf u)l‘:hlbllw remove, sacked | poitician enough to get them. We wast get Johneon ou h J . . r. ] ., Vt.) remarked that he knew tha " ¢) soveral stores, and left for Pucbla. years 1864, 1865, and 1866 for advertising, printing, and sta- O YiLLO MELD DY TIHLE LIBERALS. of the way—not to punish him, but because we need before the Judiciary Commis ive evidence Mr. CONNESS (Rep., Cal.) then moved to increase the | the gentleman from Pennsylvania never flinehed from the - ciary Committeo o give evidence a4 | guiy'on nachiery ficin 46 to 69 per ceut ad valorem. | Jogle of b poriton, no At et be. b 608 1 | tonery for_the Common Council, Board of Supervisots, | g, yy(NcisGo, Jan. 25—Mapaillo 8 now in the | Place to work from, President Johuson, he sald: to the exact language used by the President in thé | A the countr; Court isoned A to. : . The passage of this bill would be & prece- | and the various departments and offices of the sald clty i he Liberals, and glearances to that | traitor, ai preme ith same apeech, when he said ho would kick ont of of- | , M. CHANDLER (Rep., Mich) moved to change tho | dent for te allowsnce f clajms that would amount in | or county; also, of all sums paid for repairing, white- fi'&"‘:’m’g,g&,‘mf o eigned by fie Consul of the | alty, "na:‘mm ., O ul:n'? e HER ¢ . on copper ore, from 15 per cent ad valorem, to Y e “halr er 1 y fice all those who would not support Lis policy. This | cents per pound : reguivs o Copper Tro 16 per oot 54 | mue u.fi"&u‘fn:}u:fii"émfl ’mulnl,fu;':efi‘g'«'fi:r( J.::g washing, farnishing, and fittiag up the arsenals within | Republig of Mexico in this city. absord the Government and it. reporter has his note-book with him, containing a | Valorem o four cents per pound and copper in ingots, mate was too high. the sald county for the year 1806; also, that Justices of o s S e e A ot . ! Phio ropet of tho cysech a6 taken by hime | BAS%($te. from fonr (011v0 cchla per pound. " Tie amend- | M DELANO TR Ohio) replied that it was tmpossible | the Court of Specinl Sessions of New-York b’ requested | - THEWENIANS. Tho following resolutioh 'w,;, Shoem o i self st the peech, y nent was agreed to. to miake oven an upproximato estimato, e sapposed | to Yeport to tho Senate, as carly a8 possible, (o guher o Wheroas, Goverumen ¢ Ay time of its delivery. Mr. SPRAGUE (R‘:x:.. R. 1) at 0‘:{15 P. m. moved that the | that two thousaud would not cover the swount | of persons discharged either temporari] nan r LA ‘" Major-Gen. Thomas was on the floor of the Senate | SCaaigadjourn.. D rood to. Yeas 1, Nayaal. of such claits. conviction by aaid Court, with thelr Dame, crihe, and | THE PORONTO TRIALS—ONE PRISONUR CONVICTED . T3 b e ape, that the for long ti Mr. FRELINGHUYSEN (Rep, N. J,) inoved to increase | Tl bll was passed by n voto of 09 Yeas to 21 Nays. sentences, uid the mode of their discharge; and al#o auy AND FOUR DISCHARGED, apined, to life, The i smentin ity n e opde 6 T G RSOGO | o g o s PHLOH VRS Towethe sy of | s o P 8 M S EGIET | et S S it R S e . e ac i thre e pe . motion of Mr. (! ., Jowa) the Seeretal charges. i . ts organizing the several | P¥g 1 hres Cents BSRN movedl o aneiid by fnereasing | War waa directed io furnish the Teport and ctimato of ’ JUDGE SMITH REMOVED. T R LT gt B B o Yo color, 1 mads'th ies, conferring suffrage thetein without re- | the duty on Zine shects fromn 3 10 33 cents per pound. | Gen, Wilkon for the fmprovement o the Des Moines and | vy A BAD (Rep., Richmond) moved the 8cnato to go fi?nln u',:‘,‘:y Pl Iy“tvea:lfled. Willial Ors wae tried oo gard to race or co) ‘become n d'to. 0 40 0’ 2 President/s .pmvh'ufih;:,,u :.::w‘;::hm ‘fi" A e ) o] e s ey e thesy of Lk @ gleck P10 180 | cret sosalon o tie caso of Judgo Bimith of Oneldw | daybyajury comvosed of enohait Ameriepns AN mm 100 o ma e LT i im on the | the dsty awidtas Bpelter oF Tentenague 1u biocks troui — — County. Said there was not evidence sufficient to ‘convict, and | BOSTON. {%—-’flu constabulary seized fen days allowed by the Congtitation, after 1o Ton Abaoumeury, THE PRIZE RING. By vote of 107, ho wan found_guity ot the usth | eharged Shejiry o brini in verdict af not gulty, Khich | wor t f A e Soa Toasmded 10 die 1 on, after it had | On this question the Yeas and Nays were demanded ' eessalienny specification, that he entered into corrupt wnd unlawful nl;'znwy Dunfx {"‘ w Ad,m prisouer was "R‘W town to-day. YNCENDIARY. n it has become aJaw, in Jike | #ud 10 quoram voting the Senate adjourncd. R sy, = o combination with Provost-MarshalJlinddook, aod ABFOD | ws the commo oho. of o T Rhe Jory | Bosmor 27.~Wm. Hudson and i manuner as if he had signed it. The bill vepealing the APH TO THE TRIBUNK. 3 . Richardson, a notornous bounty-brokor. | brought Ju i yerdict of ' ':-Tn{ 17 |, Boszom, Jen. e m 'm- :ln :l: \?u‘lkellr: I. amuesty and pardon authority given to the President HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. pNEwORIEANS,” Tan. S5 fight botween Bl | " wy @ voto ot 13 to 1, bo was found guityon tho seventh Ik Ty Wi b YRS o fien ana | AEeRed 3 SULY R ! became 4 law in a similar way. DEFENSE OF THE NORTI-EASTERN FRONTIER. T Brornebt o e Lot M tory for Davis | SDecifieation, that said Emith received frou Richurd:th i T LT, "““‘T;: ‘}‘M e o / GORAE FUNNTL. ! [icharge e ‘ , Jan. %.—1wo yuups have’ SPRINGFIELD, The prize George Burkhardt, ca Mr, PATTERSON (Rep., N. 1), from the Commit- | in seven rounds, oco ett 15 | $5,000 t ribe. ptured by the 3 , . 4 cupying 2§ minutes, Burie ,000 to offer to Haddoek aa bribe. - prisoner wss teo on Forelgn Affuirs, reported a biill to provide for the | chiarged with selllng the fight. Gullty on the elghth spocification, by a vote of 17 to 6, John Hughes, ngals, ; ¥ found, on uflty on the elght \ { ughes, truo Lill was found, been 1n operation at the west shaft of the Hoosac United States steamer Quaker City, will éhos co g rtly b | detoume of the North-Eastern frontier. 1t was ordered to | A socond fight took place between Dufty of £t Louls | that sald Smith end a Richard nco ready for distribution by the fourth suditor, to the bep !fidmdmomfl‘n'l;wd . ke, :nn:n f-“;:o i’:’fi of ?-Yfgni“ J‘nym zw ‘l.n;r'l’e:; ::t’m; ::.;,: ler?;z :fl:::uq Zn"m‘}m'"':"w.uuifmfi‘f: &i?}:fl" ;,-.‘.'. ,."“ffl belng u:‘l.(y A0 e ;'t"l- rowe um‘. wg:‘flw mg . “nd fore! ol h oS i efficere and ciew of the latier vessel, 3 !.‘magwww o ik EORN Jage e Sy floger, wnd oI e Sinte oo & '{.u-.’ -~ Clao i to et one, | (LISt s wozk of g v