The New-York Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1867, Page 8

‘WASHINGTON. —— JONGRESS SUMMARY —JOINT SESSION OF THE RRCON- STRUCTION COMMITTEE NEW-YORK NAVAL OFFICE~ COMPOUNDIN THE WHISKY PAX—THE REPOKT OF THE NEW-ORLEANS COMMII TEE—FUNERAL OF THE MON. PHILIP JOHNSON -~ PERSONAL. B FRLEGHAFH TO THE THIBUNK. WAsHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1567 #In the Benate yesterday nothing of inter t oc- purred. The Baukrupt bill went over until Monday, pter @ lawyers talk of a couplo of hours on the auso exempting from sale under the Jaw £0 nuch of property of the bankrupt asis exempted under te exemption laws, The clauso was retained, and ‘secures the passage of the bill. The Senate bill to Pogulate the tenure of office came up ou the guestion ¢ concurring in the amendment of the House, the sffect of which is to prevent the removal of Cabinet pfficers without the consent of the Senate. Tho Benate refused to postpone farther conside m of he bill by a vote of 9 to 25, which is a very fair indi- eation that the House amendment will be concurred At 8:30 the Senate suspended husiness to listen an address from Mr. Backalew on the death of the Jato Philip Johuson of Peunsylvania, and adjourned wtép om. The Honee was in session for only three hours on Paturday. The Senate bill regulating the tenure of ®ertaln civil offices, with Williams’s amewdment, in- #luding Cabinet offices, was passed without debate. Wn hour and a half was spent in disposing of bills of ® private character. The death of Philip Johnson wras announced, and bricf eulogies on his life and sharacter made by Messre. Ancona, Boyer, Strouse, and Morehead, when the House adjourned. Both Houses will begin holding night sessions $his week, and continue them until the end of the peesion. ‘This is rendered necessary on account of ghe immense amount of business on hand waiting to Be disposed of. “The Joint Committee on Reconstruction had a pro- tracted session on Raturday, for the purpose of taking sction on the various schemes which have been re- fesred to them. Each plan was debated thoroughly, he discussion is understood te have taken a very wide range, each member participating generally in . Mr. Stevens advocated his plan, but, it is said, dlid uot receive much encouragement. Wikhout com- Ing to any conclusion, they adjonrned to meet on Fuesday next, when they will resume the diseussion, with a view of arriving at sowe definite plan of ae- tlon. It is extremely doubtful, however, whether a majority of the Committee will be able to agree npon any of the plans before them. The Committee on the New-Orleans Riots, in ac- eordance with their instrueti report 4 gen- eeal bill for provisio governing Louisiana nntil #t is admitted to representation in Congress, and also a0 enabling act. No bill Las yet been prepared by the Committee, but it is understood, from free con- wersations lately had with the members of the €' mittee, that the following will embrace its leading SLeaturocs: sl: A Provisional Governor and I. a- five Counsel, both to be appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, and of unequivocally Yoyal antecedents, the Governor aud Council not to gemain over one year In office. Sccond: This appointed Govéinigent te he superseded By a Provisional Government, elected by sl loyal citizens, without distinction of ace, end the lenders of the Rebellion to e excluded from office and the elective franchise. Lhird : The Provisional State Government to be en- Atled to a delegate in the House of Representatives. Fourth : No Yaw of the Provisional Legislature to be walid unless approved by Congress. Fifth: No dis- tinctions in civil or political rights to be enforced in such Provisioual Government. Sicth: A convention %0 trame a Constitution and to apply for representa- #Mon in Congress, to be elected by loyal men mlone, and this as soon ae the Congressional er Provisional Legislature shall decm it proper. But = constitution to be presented which does not recog- pize the equality of man in civil and political rights, Beven: Al elections to be held subject to the rules snd registrations of clectors, these to be pro- alded W certaiy (-fhl(‘»rs te !n; L‘fllU\‘d: o Mr. Blow of Missonu, a i Ziuer of the Reconstrne- tlon Commwittee, was before the Committee on the New-Orleans Riots on Saturday, the evidence having ‘been opened up for the purpose of hearing Mr. Blow o relation to the charge of Republican Members of Pongress writing leiters nrgivg the Louisiana Con- ventionists to incite a riot. ¥ The stateiltnt tnat vie pivpgsition which emanated frow the National banke, providing for the issue of 200,000,000 four per cept lgei_n certificutes to take the of the &niponiid interest notes held by the ks, has been before the Senate Finance Commit- Roe, is without a shadow of foundation. The Com- mittee only know that Secretary MeCnlloch favors such a proposition, and that he intends to send it to them, asking their favorable consideration. The Committee have not expressed any opinion in regard soit. The House Commiltee of Ways and Means ve had a similar proposition hefore them for several weeks, and in every case bave voted it down. The monthly statement of the public debt will be ready to-morrow. It will not make as favorable an exhibit as those which have preceded it in regard to sentraction of the,Four Millions. The Secretary has seen compelled to abandon it for this mouth, owing %0 the hieavy demands upon the Treasury. ‘The sub-Committee of Ways aud Means, who have sharge of the Whisky tax, will probably make their weport to the Committee to-morrow. They have en- Sered very elaborately into the whole question, and It is said they have come to the conclusion that it is wseless to make any reduction of the tax. They will propose such legislation as will partially prevent the perpetration of frauds in future. They find it diffi- wult to adopt any legislation that will make people honest. A vast number of plans have been suggested by collectors and others, but they are all defectiv + The Judiciary Committee of the House has so much business before it that its chairman, Mr. Wilson, Las eobtained leave for the Committee to sit during the sessions of the House for the remainder of the ses- sion. The impeachment of President Johnson and the alleged implication of Jeff. Davis and John Sur- putt in the assassination of President Lincoln, form the principal business before the Committee. Gen. Sheridan §s expected to arrive here to-morrow morning from New-Orleans aecompanied by Major Crosby. Gen. Forsyth and Col. Moore of the Gen- eral's staff arnved here to night. Gen. Sherma s expected here by the Jatter part of the weck. Gen. Grant has called all the general officers of the army, with but few exceptions, to this city, Lor the purpose of conferring upon ermy matters, and aspecially upon the propriety of keping up the garri- ans 10 the Jate Rebel Btates. 4 publication s made of the act to repeal the thirteenth section of the law of July, 1802, whick wection is as follows: Be it further enacted, That the President 18 herehy uthorized at any time hereatter by preclamation to ex- to us Who may have participated fo the exist- Tebellion, m any Stato or part ticrcof, pardon and v BMBDEstY, Wilh such exceptions and ot such times, and on comditions as he may deewn expedient tor the public Official publication is also made of the act provid- Ing that from and after its. passage there shall he no denials of the elective franchise in any of the teni- tories of the United States, now, or hereafter to be wrganized, to any citizen thereof on account of race | or color or previous coudition of servitude; and all mets or parts of acts, either of Congiess or of the Legislative assemblies of said territories, inconsistent with the provisions of this act, are hereby declared null and void. Each bill is signed by the presiding officer of the House and of the]Senate; and the followiug note is attached by the Department of State : The act huving been presented to the Presi- of the U o0 Btates for his approval, and uol bt ing htin to the House of Congress in which orl) w the time preseribed hy the Constitn- “fln Btates, has become o luw without his approval! . . Renator ¥larris vesterday called upon the Recrefary of the Treamf<y to ascertain whether it was true thut Gen. Dix was a."0wing the salary of Naval Officer for New-York. The Se¢retary said he did not know any- ihing sbout it,but +bat be would ascertain and jn- form the Senator upon the subject. If it should turn out that he is m';,.,._‘w salary of both Naval Of- ] ficer and Minister to Fran e, the Scuate will make sbort work of his nominstiop .'q the latter position. Thwlyy Weed, Febia MeClogh - u¢ Ui Slyvwa 8y, | still finuly indorsed by a ma; arrived here Saturday morniug. Their mission here is 1o have the President make an appointment to the aval Office at New York. Felix and Thurlow had a long interview with the President rday. The, ented to his Exceller that his policy wa repr It the country, and he ning friends in the tate. They further ed that to place the ond any danger of being swamped, it ssary to select their candidate as Naval a sw-York. The President made them many promises, but did nothing definite. After Felix and Thurlow had left the White House and had gono to call on S n. Steadman had an interview yn as Naval Officer. Weed's Deputy Collector Franklin, Secretary McC favors Frankiu also. $locum is a candidate too, saw tho President, and urged his own claim. No appointment will be made until Dix is disposed of by th enate. Collector Smythe is in town, ostensibly to look after certain matters connected with the Con, i vestigation of his departme: but really to seen consulates and other offices for Lis protegds, as he hopes to be able to do through his peculiar intimacy with the President. Gov. Hahn of Lonisiana is in the city. Gen. Thomas, accompanied by Col. Kellogg of his staff, left for Louisville to-night. tnight a reception and serenade were tendered to Senators Pomeroy and Ross, of Kansas, by the citizens of that State resident in Washington, to congratulate them upon their triumph in the late -natorial contest before ¢he Legislature of Kansas. These gentlemen and Representative Clark of that State, acknowledged the compliment in suitable remarks. The Hon. William A. Darling is again in New-York, procuring additional testimony relative to the recent investigation made by the committee into the whisky frauds in that city. It is expected that he will re- turn to-morrow evening. The committee have been working constantly since their return upon the mat- ter accumulated in their examination, which is very voluminous, and are making ev effort to get their official report ready for presentation in the course of a few da There is no doubt that the revelations contained in it will prove astounding, and show one of the reasons at least for the depletion of the reve- nue. Professor and Mrs, Agassiz are recciving con- siderable attention here. Prof. Henry gave a svired in their honor at the Smithsonian last Friday ing. Senator Sumner has also entertained A e having given the Professor a dinner par diplomacy figured as usual, in the Senator's house, in the person of the English Minister, 8ir Frederick Bruce. 1. Grant was among the distinguished where ral Tegetthoff has the misfortune of being lionized” by Mrs. Dahigreen and Miss Goddard, who sent out cards for Monday evening to *“meet the Admiral.” Representatives from a number of the large hook publishing honses of the country are here, looking after their interests in the Tariff bill. A memorial asking for suffrage without regard to color or sex, signed by zabeth Cady Stauton, Theodore Tilton, Lucretia Mott, Fred Douglas, Susan B. Anthony, and others, was prescnted to the House on Saturday. The memorial was properly recorded and pigeon-holed. Also, a memorial from merchants and bankers of Troy, asking that there be no action taken by Congress on the proposition to withdr National Bank notes, and substitute in their ste Uuited States notes, The Hall of the House of Representatives was v crowded this mormng, all the seats in the galleries and on the floor being filled. Awong those present were President Johnson and Secretary Sew- ward (but no others of the inet), Senators and Representatives, and, in addition, various gentlemen holding high official position. The body of the de- ceased Representative, the Hon. Philip Johnson of Pennsylvania, was brought into the Hall at noon. The coffin was placed in the area immediately in front of the Speaker’s desk, near which the immedi- ate relacives of the deccased were seated. The e monies were of & Wwost solemn, and of a decply im- pressive character. The funeral ‘discourse was de- livered by the Rev. Dr. Boynton, chaplain of the House, and was peculiarly appropriate to the mourn- ful occasion. When these ceremonies were com- pleted, the funeral moved from the House of Repre- densel; | ocennic ship caual throngh the tertitory of that Bepabile. sentatives fo the Congressional Cemetery, in tyy Jol- lowing order: F-T 7 The Chaplam of Congress for the occasion, the phy 1ans who attended the deceased, Committ Ar ments, the H A. J, Glossbrenner of Pa., of Mass, Moorehead FPa, Chas. H. Eidridge Wis,, W. E. Finck of Oulo, W. Ferry of Mich Niblack of_Ind., Aneo Harding of Ky., pall-bearérs; the Hons. Myer Strouse of Pa., Jobn Hogan of Mo., N. F. Dixon of R. I, R. P. Bpulding of Ohi L._8. Trimble ot Ky., J. M. Huphror, of N, Lewin W. Ross, 0f Til, The family and friends of the deceased. The Senators and Representatives from the Ktate of Penusylvania as Puun- r:( The Rergeant-at-Arms of the Senatc of the iled States. The members of the Senate, preceded the President of the Benate pro tempore and the Seeretary of tho Seupte, ine Befgéant-ut-Arms of the House of Representatives. The mewbers of the House of Representatives, preceded by the Speaker and Clerk. The President of the United States, The Heads of De- partuwents, The Diplo Judges of the United tates. Officers of th Officers of the Army aud Navy. Cit- izens and strangers. The remains were, after a brief ceremony at the tomb, deposited in their final resting place in the Cougressional Cemeter; ic Corps. xecative Departments, The Mayor of Washington. L6 XXXIXti CONGRESS—SECOND SESSION. Y THLEGRATE TO THE TRIBTNA SENAT amINGTON, Feb. 2. REJECTED NOMINATIONS, The CTIATIR laid befora the Senate the Pre response 1o a resolution of luguiry whethe eeted Iny‘llu- Senate has been continued in ction. THE ONONDAGA TRON-CL oféered and referred, sinong: them one ¢ refiners of thfe United States, stating that 5,000,000 invested fu the suear retiuerics of the United States, and asking for protection in the pending Tarif bill. Mr. MORRILL 1zing the Seeretary of Onondaga to ber builder, George funding the amount advanced to hin It was referred to the Committee on COURTS 1IN IDAHO—OCEAN MA p.. Ohio) ealled upa bill tory of 1dahio te appoeint the times and Places of holding Court n the Territory, and providing hat the Legislature of the Territory shall mect bienninlly on the first Monday of December, and | clected bieu- nfally fn August, which was debated and passed. Mr. CONNESS (Rep., Cal.) called up a joint resolation au- thorizing ocean mail service three tiuics per mouth be- tween San Franciseo, Calitornia, and Portland, Oregon, at a cost not to A1 28,000 per gpnuis, the contract (o be given to the lowest bidder, wh 8 4 THE MOTLEY CORRESE Mr. SUMNER (Rep., Cal.) called up his re ing for a copy of tie letter In which Mr. Sewurd foupde bis inguiries’of Mr. Motley, and to furnieh the uawe of the writer, whigh yas padded. ey o OREGON. Mr. NESMITH (Dem., Oregon) introduced the followlng resolution, which was considered and agreed to: “ Jiesoleed, That the Committee on Commerce be in- structed to Inquire into the expedioncy of miking un - propriation of 10,000 for the purpose of removing the ol Suflictions in the Willamette River, Oregon, aud to report Dby bill or otherwise,” = ¢ TT TS Mem e R ISTHMECS SHIP CANAL. X CONNESS ntroduced the following resolution, which was co red and wgreed to: “* Kesolved, Thut the Secretary of Stute be requested to report to the Senife what Duave been taken by him to obtaln from the Republic of Colombia the right for the United States to muke necossary =urveys for an fnter- eda resolution author- return the fron-clad Quintard, on bis re- al Affairs, athorfzing the WAR CLAIMS. Mr. TRUMBULL (Rep., 1iL), from the Comuittee on Judiciary, reported the jolut resolution prohibiting pay- Weuts fromw the Treasury to persons uot kuown to have hoen opposed to the Rebellign and tn favor of It sup- o, with an amendment striking out the provision 5 ubove quoted, and leaviug the bill to probibit the elalm of such persons occurring prlor to the Isth o April, 1561, awnd providing further bt no pardon shall authorize sueh payinent until the joint resolution shuil be modified or Tofucted. | PUBLIC LANDS IN CALIVORNIA, Mr. STEWART (Bep,, Cal), from the Committee on Wlic Tauds, veported, with an amenduent, the bill pro- viding for the entry at the minimun price of public liuds in the State of Californin and i land Ssettled and dtes. The wmendment provides thut the act shall be construed subject to the provisions of the act entitled “An Act granting the right of way to Alteh 3, and for other e construed to oveupled as tow and canal owners over the publie land fu the uct shall purposes,” and nothiu; ant any right i conflict with the ri he prblic lands, which they.hold wnder the ln gress, or by viitue of the riles or custots of miners. PUNISHMENT OF ORINE. Mr. HENDRICKS (Do, ), from the Co the Judicinry, reported the hill to define and punish cer- tab crimes ; (e rale pamed with an amendment striking out the whole hill, und insex(1ig : “That it avy person shall rob another unlawfully in the custody thereof, of any kind or description of personal perty belonging 10 the United States, or shall feloni- nway the same, the pers pre) o tal d o 1 g bl o counls b, by ks by Que 4ob v% ’ Nts of iminers u; oo myttes on § ugusy sy of the peopls of | $5,000, or by imprisonment at hard labor not less than one nor more t ten years, or by both at, at the discretion of the Court. REMOVAL M STATE COURTS, TCARRIS (Rep., N. Y. duced a bill 1o amend Anact for the ranoval of eauses in cer- suirection, or u paty w pending or_herenfter bronghit ?such State, or 15 or shall be defended {1 s o0 the laws of such State, for the adjudication of relief kought by him after the plaintiit has ceased to prosecute the original netion, shall be en- titled, where the nmount ivolved exceeds 500, at any Defore t hearing thereof, to have said ited States Court for such State, anmer prese by the o which this is & nt. Provided that such r nses as con'd Isting laws, Lo broug Biany cause retained o of the Unit'ed States, in suc Section 2 provides that il trausferred, ehall have ) 1 effect ‘which the original p! o State Courts, under the laws mnenc iy, & I b ¢ o excluded or pr jupetent as @ wittess up 1 hal decmed in color or race, PAIRING OFF. ¥ tose to n personal ex- 4 by a Philadelphia paper with Tariff. This v ot true; be TESSW 0 was nbsent. N (Demn., Conn.) sald i he had beer present Al have voted for the bill. He had paircd off with In Mr. Saulsbury. THE DANKRUPT BILL. The Bankrupt bill came up at1o'clock. The pending question was upon the amendment of the Judiclary Com- wittee to strike ont the proposition of the House bill, ¢x- cmpting from sale under $he operations of the law, so ek of the debtors’ property as ie exempted by the Ex- cmption Law of the State in which the debtors reside This was debated by Messrs, STEWART (R v, , Conn.), POLAND (Rep., Vt.), and DOO- Wis.), after which the vote was taken on Wilson's amendment to scrt fn lien of the above pvision that an mmonnt may be exompted vot to ex- #2,0 This was disagreed to, ond the guestion then etriking out the clause above referred to from e following 18 the vote publicans, roman, alic: YEAS, Cragin, I3 Suwlsbury, — Willlams, Darvis, I3 B, Wilson-—14, Dixon, Fessenden, mner, Fogg, Laue, Trumbull, NAYS Kirkwood, Fdmunds, Pomeroy, Vessenden, Morgan, Ramsay, Grimes, Morrill, Kows, Howard, Norton, Stewart, Cotran, Hov Tatterson, Van Winkle, Doolittiey Johuson, Poland, Wade, Willey- So the clause was not stricken out, TENURE OF OFFiC The Senate Bill to regulate the tenure of office was ved from the House, and amended so as to include t officers among those who skall not be removed without the advice and consent of the Senate. Mr. EDMUNDS (Rep., Vt) moved that the Senate Mr. MBULL (Rep,, Ti1) Hoped fhe Senate would ee 1o the amendn He did not see w Cabinet Ministers should be exeepted from the provisions of the bill, and the fight might as well be wade here as in & Committee of Conference. Mr. EDMUNDS suid _the te had expressed its 1 very decidedly on this eulject, and according to e nan f the body it onght not 10 be pressed to concur in what it had so decidedly voted down HENDRICKS (1 Tnd.) woved to postpone any consideration of this suljeet, which was dis- £ Philip Johnson, nsylvania Dis- delivered an address on ot whowm be re regard and high respect. v resolutions of condolence and re Journed at 3:48 o' The cust were passed, aud the Senat ENTATIVES. REVENUE FROM MARYLAND, RANCIS THOMAS Md.) th s 1 y t o i of the several counties of Maryl: from all sources, except from dutics on more and 1564 and 1 fuports, THE JUDICTARY COMMITTEE. On motion of Mr. WILSON (Rep., Town) le given to the Judiclary Committee to sit dur sion of the Honse for the remaluder of this sess THE AGRICULTURAL REFONT. On motion of Mr. GRINNEL (Rep., lowa) the Supertn ent of Public Printing wos directed to futersperre the tions of the Agrienltural Report of 1565 in the s fusnished (o members, us in the edition furnished Mr. CONKLING (Rep., ) presented a petition of wsking Inereased tariff on willows, Re va and Means. scuted the petition of ferred to the € Mr. RAYMOND (Rey I Hoffinan, Samu 8 of New hv’kl:‘_\ remonst ating g0 the fupea f,"nnl of the Proel adoption of measures to promoly tho prace {y of the couniry, Refepied V" e Cobinit- tee ou Judiclury, EVENING SPSSIONS, Mr. HOOPER (Rep., Muss.) usk for a motion that fre take u recess dafly Mr. WENTWORTH (Kep, agreed that no votes should e v, Ir 111) objected, unless 1t was taken in the cveulng ses- TIOOPER said that the eveniug sessions were to be » would, ou Monuday, n prirpa ANMS FURNISHED TO INDIANS, On motfon of Mr. SCHENCK (Rep., Olilo,) the reports of the furwishing of arms to Indians by ag on Iudiuu Affairs. TENURE OF OFFICE. The House then took up the unfinished bustness of yes- terday, being the Senate bill to yegulate the teuuro of civil officers, the guestion being on reconsidering the vote wherehy the House rejected yesterday the amendments offered by Mr. Williams striking out the exception made in the bill to the Cubiuet officers. The effeet of the ameudment 15to wake the removal of ¢ subfect to the advice and approval of the Benate us with wll other civil officers covercd by the bill, The Yeas and Nays were taken and resolted—Ye Nays, €5; 80 the vote refecting tho wmendiuent was re considered. The question then recurred on the amendment, and 1t was adopted. Yeas, 82; Nays. 63; 60 the exception tothe Cabinet officers in the first scction of the Lill, from its operation, was struck out. ‘The following 18 the vote in detail on the adoption”of Mr. Williama's amendment. Reps., roman; Dems,, ftatie: Cul N Kelley, i Dixon, Koontz, Domnelly, Laflin n, Drige Law Anc Ashiey (€ Baker, faxter, Beawal, Bidwell, Binghat Blaine, >), Du Grinnell, 3 Haraing(11l),Moul I M ayes, Henderson, O'Nell, Washbursi wll, Mgy, Orth, Welker, ckland, 110, Paine, Wentworth, rke (0.), Hotchkiss, u Williams, Wilsou (lowa), 1k (Kaw.), Hooper, Wilson (¥ Colh, Hubbard(CL), Price, % Coukling, Hubbard,N.Y Randall (Ky.), Windou— 2. Cook. Julfan, AYS. Aneona IMale, X . Rogers, Asliley (Nev.),Harding(Ky.), nee () Ross, Liergen, Harris, elond, Behenck, ?ny'r, Mawkine, Leflwich, — Shank amphell, Hise, Longyear, Btillwell, ooty Mogyn, Marvi Strouse, Davis, Maynard, Taylor (Tenn,), Davies, v, MeCullovgh, Thornton Darson, () Nivlark, e, Defroes, Hubbell (0.), Nicholson, Ward (Ky. Deming, Humphrey, Noell, Warner, Eldridge, Hunler, Phelps, Washb'n, Mass Farusworth, Ingeiscll, Plaits, Whaley Farqular, Pon Winjigid—gy, Finck, Jandall (Pa), Glusstrenner, Raymond, The wigds In the sccoud scction, excepting those pecisiiy excepted u scetion one of this act, were then, K motion of Mr. G AKFIELD, struck out. ‘Tho Vil was then passed—Yeas, 115 Nuys, 38, . TIE TARIFF, g;:r‘:&'o{‘»f . MOKRILL, (Rep., Vt) the Senate méndinents o thy TALE b1 woe tulen from the Speak, er's table, and_ fesorrgll 1o the Commltice on Wagy <5 Mouns, uud opdered pfinicd. S ” o~ nu;w‘ 43 | & The onte then took up 15 Hofike bill ¢ terday {u the mor} .n.g‘h ur, for the extonsl e ot homaa W, Harvey, for Improvementa in - chinery for cutting screws and for dfossing screw-heads. Hll'. VILSON (Rep., lows) meved to luy the bill ou the table. “The motion was agresd to—Yous 74; Naya . 8o the bill was Jaid on the table, The Committees wers then called for reports of a pri- vate character, KEFORTS FROM COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS, dered yes- 1 of the pat- The bills reported from the Committee on Clalns were Qisposed of as follows : o Pay Mre, Ennga A, Porch 8500 for seryiees as a spy in Missourl. Referre amitte of the Whole House, ‘The House Joint resolution wuthorizing the Soeetary of the Treasury to pay i certaln draft to W. W. Potter, late Avting Milifary Ageut for the State of New-York, was assed. The Senute Joint resolution, providing for the payment wis passed with of certain Kentucky wmilitia forecs, amenduer. 4 + The Jouse Hill for the relief of George M. Fay and Nathan Fay, of Lurcks, Humboldt County, lorula, was b e Hen ?..- rel'ef of T.and O, P The House Joint resolntion for Cobb & Co., of Aure The Senate bill for th Commander iu the nay the Whole House The Honse bill for the relief of Victor Mylens, Licutenaut In the 05th New-York Volunteers, was pissed, The Houge Jolut resolytion fyr the yolief et of was referred 10 Eaton, Recefver of Publle Money at the Land Office at Bteven's Point, Wisconsin, wax passed. MMITTE OF TIE WHOLE. Touse t): resolved itself juto Committee of tha Whole House on the 1\tl'i\:ll!3 calendar; Mr, BOUTWELL ., Mass.) In the ir. objected to except the following, to be veported to the 11 0 Juint resolution unthorizing the Sceretar) of the Treasury to audit and lm{ the clutm of Johu Buckiin, Senufe bill for the relicf ot B. J. Curley, House Vil for the relief of Emma A. Porch, The Committee rose, aud the three bills reported above were passed. CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. N.Y.), from the Committee on Print- Wling for the election of a Con- ill provides thut the House of roce appoint a_eompetent per- I be a practical printer, to take charge of and lie Government printing office. That the perso n officer of the liouse, and shall & lie Congressional Printer, shall hold two years, and uutil kis ssor shall he He is to 1s, and such docaments Congrese, and to exe ¢ by ¢ ute all the printin uli,lm binding for the 1espective Departnents of the Governmient, now re- quired by law to be excented at the Government P Office, and to be in ali resp governed by te force in reference to the Superintendent of Publie Print- ing, and th ecntion of printing and bindir, id abol- ishing the office of Superittendent of Public Printing. Mr. LAFLIN made a_statemest in explanation of the bill, and offered to yleld the floor for limited debate. No meinber, however, zought the floor for the purpose of dis- cussing the bill, atd therefore Mr. LAFLIN moved tho previens guestion, which was seconded. Mr. TRIMBLE (Dean., N. Y.) moved to lay the bill on the table, and exlled for the Yeas aud Nays on the motfon. The Yeas ard Nays were ordere DEATH OF THE HON. PIILIP JOHNSON. Pending thie vote, Mr. ANCONA (Dem., Pa.) rose and d the death of his colleague, the Hon, Philip ast Thursday eve and after some remarks f the life and b er of the deceased, Lo offered the following resolution : “ Hesolved, t the House has heard with deep emo- tion the announcement of the death of the Hon. Phili Jnlx;(wn. member of the House from the State of Penusy vania. “ Resolved, That this Flouse tender to the relatives of in enlogy o the deceuns the n~xlnreumn of its sympathy on this afflictiug event; and that as a testimony of rcspect for the n ¥ of the deceased, the members and officers of this House go in mourning, by wea rupo ou the left wrm during the remaiuder of the sessio “ Jesolred, That the members of (his iTouse attend the tuneral of the decensed from the Hall of the House at 11 o'clock to-moriow morning, and that a Committee of Arrungements of nine members be appointed to superin- tend the same, Resolred, That the Clerk commuricate a copy of the ping resolutions to the widow of the deceased ; and 1t hie commuuieute these proceedings to the vith a request that it unite w the ccremonics of the oecaston, Tesoleed, That, a8 a further mark of respect for uory of the deceased, this House do now adjourn.” parks in culogy of the deceased were further made ssrs. Moorheid (Rep., Pa.), Boyer (De . Pa), after which the resolu the Committce of Ar- Fmek, Alley, Ferry, aves, by Sirouse (D CRIME. - — DESCENT UPON A GaminGg Hovse—~At 11 o'clock on Baturday night a scction of the Fourteenth Precinet under the comuand of Sergeaut Looney were apt. Garland to the liquor store of Alexander It Spencer, 1 the basement of No. 812 Broadway, their fustructions being to arrest all whom i playing or witneesing the game of * Ketic ) the liguor store the officers ente Toon, & AbOUL 80 POrRONS isse ing and Jooking upon the wbove game. So intent weio the players and spectators on the game that the entrance of the officers wis not voticed until the sergeant stepped forward aud seized the guming implement and the money (@ swall amonut) which lay on the ta Tl ine tor, were ta lic wight, Yeste ore Justice Tlogan at re Spencer was held to bati in ver the charge of Leeplng a gaming estab- liskment. Asnone of the offic ) 1 caming w ahliged to orde who were spectators aud who were entered, the maglstrate w. chinrge of the entire party. The gaming implenicnts b Dbeen seut to the Property Clerk at Police Headquarters ATTEMPT TO BURN A SHIP AT mination of John Robinson, a colored cook on board the ship L Biessington, of Boston, accused of attempting to set fire to that vessel while on o passage from Manila to New-York, was concluded before U. 8. siesioner Jackson at Jersey City on Sgturday, and froner wis fully committed. The fire was i of bloeks in the Dlock-locker, in the middle of which rred canvass hid been The e which didnot smnined by the pinion_that the the fire fn the block ed him in frons and ival at this ithin 20 feet of e i ly Prove seii tn, pud all ) A 1 bail for thelr appearance hefore th . and in detiult 0 nlternative commit them, They Uni | Fnuber she shiy | e were t will recelve $1 90 per day aud board while detained. AN AUDACIOUS SWINDLE, A bold and suceessful roberry of &,600 in gold, took place In this City on Faturday. It app that twe brothers named respectively Jumen A. Neill and William . NeiM, arrived in this City o few duys ago from Cali- foruta, where they have re; ce 1045, Not loug after their arrival here they w alntance of @ wan Limselt Morton, who t i a feiend of his, an New-Orls 1} 2, 90 W LroN this plece of raseality the rogues decamped, but Ctives are on their (r: LOSS AROUT §24,000, ay morning a fire broke out on the first floor of the premises No. 643 Broadway, pled by 8. D. Morlan, dealer in hats, caps, furs, and mens’ furnishing goods, Such headway had the fiames obtained that before they were extinguished the first floor, with its contents, w w05t entirely destre and the adjoining premiscs considerably damaged. en, named Troy and Burne, who were slecping on the p floor, were rescued, i an exhausted condition, by Offt- r Hugh O'Retlley of the Fifteenth Precinet, wh ept up the stairs on s hands and knecs, and_ wgs himsclf t overcome by e heat and smoke. The loss 6f Mr. Kk aniel fixturos fs about $14,000; (nsired for Tusurance Compan, secod floor & Btoop, sewii hout IN BROADWAY At 12} o'elock on Sund; £,000 in the Hom, 15 oecupled by Sible building Is owned tent of §1,500 ler in secupled a portion 200; insured for & . The cker-st., wis dam Mr. Shaw had ance of $4,000 in the B any on his stoek n Canal-at; but o few days sinee hie removed to the above store, and feglected to chnnge bis policy of insurauce, Ho therefors can recover nothing. The cunise of the five Is at present uuknown. ARGE FIRE AT OSWEGO, —Abont 11 o'clock this morning a t and wated Xery of Dauguer & Nattern, on s were destroyed before the e loss 18 about 880,000, The nfon Express office, Roche's drug- confectionery, Tuttle liotograph kenbush's liquor Burt y liguor sfore wud biliiard rooms, and Perham & Walbridge's undertaking ro dest j fnan- e e rance frowm $15,000 to §20 Daily Advertiser and Ti a8 ‘was ulso the waterial 1n the office, but not be suspended. rably DISAS e THE DEIG OCEAN WAVE ABANDONED AT STA. BT TELRGRAPN TO THE TRIBUXE. Bostoy, Feb, 2.—The brig Ocean Wave, of Uglf,nf., Capt. Thomas, from Katilla River for New-York, wah fallen in with Jafi 19, i ku"u g 33 longitude e, n u sinkfng cordition, and all biuds Laken off by the Jolin Sidney and browght to thiy gort. The brig I od v sydcesslon of hoavy gales nyd terviblo seas “eatufie tive sessel, caused her to leak bad kil ng p’ her free. On the slst of De A n sca that washed away hoer boat, Waler casks, spare spars, &¢ the had weather con tinumg nnabated, she was 2 makin clean bre 3 asup Tother canin floor. The Ocean Wave 18 i for $11,000 inthe Sun, Washington sud Phenlx Iusurance Companies of New-York. MARINE DISASTERS. On Saturday morning as the steam tn Andrew Fletcher wis coming up the NArrows, him"“n“ tow, t‘ll ship Hudson, she ¢ countered u heavy freld of lee whicl - ess. The headwiry of the ship being T o, bhe cam the tug with o violon] crash, cted, slio came f :':'l%lf.:t"“'n.‘: ‘on’the, port side and ol et o beviy y : ¢ the starbos Datuat Lo oo wa tocurry weny the starbosit NGl Ktaving a hole By throwing all sifficently to k , wlic wis carcened water, Which was tug Oliver Buker p the he A up temporarily. Th 5'.‘-'."".., n..}'....m‘..m-n. and ! in fowlug Ler to the dry dock at Red Hook, F four to five tuns of lee Wis thrown out of the cabin which wis forced in there by the vielenco of the collislon. FORCED ASHORE NE. il n tug rk sho Jde of Fort Hamilton by tl ndy Hoolk, 3 Turtar, of f salipetr Bhe bid th AR FORT TAMILTON, ‘Adella reports that the Bind in tow were both foe. with a curgo o Lon. ors, from New-Orleans, with a & C. G. Peters, went ushore on ght, aud 18 now full The brig 8 eargo of 1 0 Bandy Hook at 8 o'clock Batuid. of AJuuscn | of wiler. Bhy crew wero wl saved. , e | publication will MARVIN & CO’S ALUM AND DRY PLASTER CITY ITEMS. i s NEw-York WOMAN'S INFIRMARY.—An unauthor- fred and incorrect statement recently appeared in regard to this institution. This Association has not ceased its la- Dbors, but has suspended operations for a brief time In ac- cordance with a resolution passed several mouths since to remove the institution iuto the city, where 1t can be more aecessible and do more good, Wit the eame amount of expenditure. It should ulso be stated that it is under the direction and management, not of oue lady, but of nine, ussisted by a Board of Counetl, composed of gentle- wei e annial report is ready for publication aud will BO0L appear. ——— Tue. Deatn oF Ex-Gov. WasHINGTON HUNT.— His Honor, Mayor Hoffman, has ordered that the flugs of tho city be put at half-mast, and the entrance to the « ernor’s Room and the portrait of ex-Gov. Washington Munt, in the City Hall, be draped in mourning, N re- F{n‘fl to the meinory of one “imnpmbr-d his ability, bis patriotian, and bis virtues.” The funeral of ex-Gov. Hunt will tike place to-day at 3 o'clock, at Triuity Chapel. oy i " ———— Dr. HepBARD'S/LECTURES.~The conrse of physiolo- gleal lectures, now being delivered at the Cooper Iustitute by Dr. Hebbard, are full of importance to those who wonld thoroughly understand their physical needs. The ommunicates a large amount of information in asing manncr, snd illustrates Ris discourses by argo number of models, maniking, ete. The Tenaining {crtul\:l of the course will bo found well worih attend- ng. Aro wow consider-d the Best in the World, IROADWAY, New.Y CHESTRUTST., Pbi Prineipal Warebouses, § 52 IVES' PATENT LAMPS! ‘The SAFEST, most CONVENIENT, and In every way THE BEST LAMP EVER USI CHANDELIERS, DRACKETS, HANGISG asd TABLE LAMPS e2n be LIGHTED AS QUICKLY a8 GAS, 6lied and tdmmed safely asd neatly, all WITHOUT KEMOVING the SUADE, GLOBE or CHIN. NEY, or unserewing the BURN ! We deal In KEROSENE GOODS of all kinds, and the best REFINED OIL 1n market, aud invite the attention of al) basers, both WIOLESALE AND RETAIL. Clreulars, with prices snd testimosials, seat to all applicasts. JULIUS IVES & Co., No. 49 Makdes £ Sole agesta for THK POLDING POCKET LANTERN. ——— Tur SovTHERN RELIEF CoMMISSION.—The follow- ing were tho subscriptions tothe Southern Relief Com- mission, to the 2d February, 1667: A. T. Stewart & Co., $5,000; Brown Brothers & Co., $,- 000; John A, Brown, Pliladelphia, $500; Peter Cooper, $600; R. J. Livingston, $260; Georgs C. Ward $100; Win. Redmond, §100; C. 1. Shipman, §100; W, R. Morgan, §100; G. R., $100; Jos. 8. Fay, Boston, $100; White, Sheffield & « 00; 11, K. Bull, 31005 R. 1. Minturn, §100 Bimpso Wm. Martin, $26; Douglas Robinson, $25; J. R., $20; Wi, Richards, $20; J. J. Govdon, $15; 8. E. B. $10; Stamford Committee, §10; J. 8. Btout, $5; Cash, §; D., 915, Total, $12,3550. JAMES M. BROWN, rer. 1867, SPRING FASHIONS, SEE THE NEW EMPRESS ——— Tue Sorviers’ PE1itioN.—The petition signed by over 1,500 veterans, asking for payment of bounties to those who have lost their discharges, and who have been discharged by reason of disability other than wounds, was presented to Congress on Tuesday Jast by the ITon. Wm. A. Darling of New-York. Those who have signed the peti- tion, as well as thoso who have been unable todo 80, are requested to attend a meeting this (Monday) even- ing, at the rooms of the Soldiers' Agency, No. 135 Can: »‘v‘] The Hon. Andreas Willmann (Bupervisor) will pre- side. 1867, e Deatit or Mr, C. A. Davis.—~The following is the record of a special meeting of the Board of Dircctors of tho Pacific Mail Bteamshi Cmupun{ilu'lll at the Com- pany '-I. o'"h"l-, 'l:am 3 Feb. 3, 107, M. flm; 1)1.;!,-:‘:-1 Pre<ident, stal 8 follows: 0 t 4 Froadent stited wt tollowss f ave caleaueopecied | INCTSIBIE TRAIL. our late much esteemed and respected associate, Mr. Charles Augnstus Davis; and to suggest in view of Lis long and faithful serviees as a Director and Trustee, that some action may be taken by the Board, marking for its official records, as likewise 1or his family and the “‘Illi!ll;{ ly my own trust, I have ever onit of season, & considerat nservative counselor and friend. Whereupon, he following resolutions moved by Mr. Francls. Skiddy conded by Mr, Howard Potfer, were unanimously . That the Board met of the death of Mr. ¢ ber of the Board rwan of ita Bx he hereavement % of a friead always most kind, courteons, aud considerate wrse with them. and ale ite sense of the joss which the company 7 sustaios of a Director intimately acquainted with ita atfairs, alwars wise, prudent,and conciliatory in counel, and in action thoroughly, uaselfshly aud couragevusly devoied to Ve true futerces of e hole body of its storkholders. Tewlred, That 43 & fasther token of repect or the memory of the deceased, and expresion of the sense which the Board eutertaing of the worth of the wmember_whose loss it Geplores, bis seat in the Boand re- main for the presest unilled Teeastced. That these proceedings be entered tn fal on the minntes, tiat & copy of the saue be truuamtted by the President to the farily of the deceaned, with aa expression of their ssmpathy felt for them by the Vioard in the hereas ement, and that they be published. \\'In-rvur( the Board adjourned. By order of the Bowrd of Directors. THEODORE T. JOUNSON, Becretary. ot amtul [Aszouncements | request of many who e Boots and Shaes made Thuraiay, 1 have the the publie generally that the Shoesgwill Jibition for two day s, Tuesday and Weduealay, th aud 6th in Hours, 10a w. 10 4 p. m. Eowix C. Bukr, No. 27 Park Res — AR HIB 0WN INFORMER.—The opening THE QUESTION SETTLED BY TIB FASHION MAGAZINES IN PAVOR 0% J. W, BRADLEY'S CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (Or Double Spring) B I i THEY are the most DURABLE and ECONOMICAL as .l ua the most GEACEFUL and KLEGANT SKIRT MADE in the world. Eaeh Hoop 18 composed of TWO FINELY TEMPERED Stcel Springs, BRAIDED TIGHTLY aud FIRNLY TOGETHER, thus yoxxixg the STRONGEST and «’-nr ppreciative feeling and sentiments. I will on] myself, in dischargin, n season and In compliance with the neve the dis of Tar B of each window aod duor iustastls telegraphs to your roow. The BUnd- most Sexible lloop made. They will sot BEND or BREAK Jike the Sla- LR AL Teuanari b spylied invii sod witgont Sumen, | e Spriugs, but will PRESERVE thelr Graceful and Purtct SHAPE where to or three OxDINARY Skirts bave bees CAST ASIDN as TepLEss. — Le's Sy s CreaM —Pure arti- . 1eRATUS and CrAM TARTAR POR SALE is all sIvst-CLASS #TORES Ia the ONITED eraTrs, sod in ve fuil weight, snd relisble Iu every way. Sold by grocers gen- MANY OTHER COUNTRIES. AT WHOLESALE by the Exclusive Mannfacturers and sole o wzers of PATENT, INGLRS ARRIVED. r FROM HAVAN 31 seamahip Colambia—P. B. Bweener, kson, A. Traver, Mr. Steh- ot e . Morke & Mayne, &, Wegaer aad ehild: B WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, J R Sibter, ¢ ug, T. Villers. A. Alongo, W. 1L, Nos. §7 CHAMBERS sed 79 acd 81 READESTS, N. Y. VHOLESALE BY V.QDI.‘G JOBBERS. 'l‘llE EMPIRE SPRING BED COMPANY. PEST SPRING BED—RECEIVED PIRST PRR . P. Ariost 1, R Hokeds, M. Vega, A. C. Marting, M. Falures, R Musoz, hank. EW ORLEANS, Fob 3o steamahip o, aker, J. M. Beers, E. B. Child, A. Biek R Grant—0. D. , A. Taylor, HEST AND CHEA —— v “Tork Ntate Acricaltural Society, Saratogn Meeting, 1666. LATEST SHIP NEIVS. ?;’r:""r . Orders Mem‘:-fl wp - .Fen L PORT OF NEW-YORK.... ARRIVED, . Albemarle. Bonsue, Kichmoud and Norfolk, with mdse. and Fon & ¢ o5, Havaos, Jan. 90, with mdse. and pass. to I —$2 pet , widdle Cooper lustitute block. No couneos Btestas! e ean, Exervan, Norflk, with mise. and pass, to Liv NA TEA PLATES—$1 50 pet SHINGTON HADLEY'S, imbidle Cooper [astitate ER I 'S, middle Covper lasth piecce, $30, 8t WASH fate Vlock. * No eotrect'on with corner store. 8. o (0 l)l{lj.\( H CHINA TEA SETS—4#4 picees—87, 9, with wdse. to West at WALHIN N HADLEL'S, middie Cooper lustituie biveh. st Gve weeks No eonuect oy wil S AND SAUCERS— MINGTON HADLEY'S, widdle Couper la- with eorner store. l;l(l('l\? BRICK ! BRICK! The Eaplm state Briek Machive is eapable of many' 00 bricka daily with vue pair of Lorses and seven men, yver 0,00 pordiy. This mackine tempers its on £tk of any sive desired. 10 recelved the S premium st the Ne York Stata Feir ot hochester in 184, and st Saratogs 1a s I Lention of those interested u the wasafacture o 2 Had very b med anay fareto Jan. 4. b 2TION, e icatta for Boston, 123 o W l,‘l(l-'\'(‘il CHIN 4 pcen—ti 2, Jan. 20, o ( et Madeirn (of ber, &e. toll. J. De V. and v Jan. 21, let. 23 4 3 an, J.""'""‘ overboar) sud 71 44, spoke brig Branch (Br.), from wolt +lost aid apl mle of Rolen, N 2ouh, lat 320, lew. Voud to New-Yor Barros (f Brookbaren), Parman, Maragues, P. R., 13 dare, with frosk t0J. & J. Pearsall. Hud heavy weather; Tost jib. Left Ja port: Brigs Thomas Turrell sod Mouel, aud schr. Maggy Vau Duses, walting. SATLED. | e The steamsbip Towa, Cralg, for Glasgow, from Quarantive this morning. DISASTER. Sarab Peters is asbore a short distanee helow the polat of the e usknown, at the Tavers Houses. MEMORANDA. has been fast fu the ice above Hellgate, ‘Also, wachines, 7 1 W. GREGORY, Agent. No. 106 Broad ve "BRADBURY'S PIANOFORTE ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE! Mr. Wi, B, Bradhary, in consequenice of continued ll-bealth, s com- o bis aad now efers Vi1 Forte Manufuctariog busivess, «nt, In whole of in part. e seasoned lumber of uisites aid juplewests for the manuluct A Snstraments, togesher with the good wiil of the business, w1l Le sold 4t & at B PIANO-FORT DPISCOUN The br Hook, and avother biig, The steamer Gatates, w! arrived at the city yesterday p. DOME Torsns's Hovw Feb, 1, p. m—Arrived, a ), from Galveston Jan. 8, for Néwturyport for New-Bedtord i sehre. Nellie Potter, T. J. Graftona kius, AUbe K. Camp- TIC PORTS. ra. Abble B. Camphell (of ha W. Podge, Gardener, ollie Plumber (of Bastport), for nstruments is too wel No such opportanity, bas been offored the wesdiu price. Piano-Forte . BIGLOW, Llie for obia: 4 , stesmehip Emily Souder, from New- eran sm Bosten ; schr. 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