The New-York Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1867, Page 1

. — . e ——— e PRICE FOUR CENTS. " terial o r Mr. SUMNER could not agree with Mr. Fessenden aa to Committee on Retrenchment, made & on the sub- | without a why or wherefore. This bill was the exercise pression from any material to be used for the above- | g yracier of ‘the Secretary of the Treasury. e read chagges e e Byck, AL | of the Nigheat poible power ef sthewsociw | THE SOUTHERN STATES, mentioned purpose. . & letter giving a statement that in the apportionment ot of New-York, as to the sale of gold, | the Constitution of the United could be cxereined PSR The President has also approved the bill providing | the Extra Com tion fund of the *mmry De) declaring that there was no foundation whatever for the ?‘v the representatives of the pwwl . He believed m.| FIGHT KRSSIONS IN BOTH HOUSES-THE SENATE DISCUS- h ted States and th ment Democrats and Johnson men received more statements, allegations or charges implied by the House | House should make haste slowly. He mm. ot al TENNESSEE. 'NIXG T LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BiLL—axr. | that the u'l"*"':’ "1"“{1'4:‘ e Ui o e ygeirh © | ther fulr proportion. Ho (Samucr) thought, Congress reaolution of Janary 15. ‘The sport and testimony Were ::‘,’.".*,,.!:.‘;‘;1‘;‘;‘2;5.‘.‘.’.‘.:3"‘%‘2‘:’» o be offered and 1 | SENATOR FATTENSON~THE NKGRO SUPFRAGE BILL T v THK HOUSE ON T RECONSTAUG. | judges thercof shall havo power to grant writs of | oyt je A0 BRI ol by i : Feing to the contintions record of the great body of frec- PASSED THE SENATE. Mir. FESSENDEN called for the name of the writey & RECONSTRUCTION DEBATE. men represented on this floor, ‘who, under 3‘3’ had en- | ny reveonsrs vo rax rm TION BILL~THE TAX AND TARIFF BILLS—IMPORTANT | habeas corpus in all cases where any person may bere- | g 5l / = : " g ot ) : s Mr. STEVENS, resuming the floor on the bill to provide | acted the laws through which and by which the nation J o | 1) 3 the laws thro Yy IMPEACHMENT TESTIMONY~PERSONAL. strained of his or her liberty in violation of the Consti Mr. SUMNER aid not feel authorized to give the name. | iho & Tias . prefaced his romarks by | had been saved. if ho‘ @ not strive to have this bill NasmviLLE, Feb. 7.—The House to-day concarred amended. He challenged m{( 'm::‘uwh be pointed out, | in the Senate resolution, vequesting Senator Patter- i Tnited S 1 Mr. FESSENDEN deprecated the habit of reading tution or of any treaty of the United States. The ters, and n:fnll:fiw ive the names of the writers. He | gtating that the reference made to him in s nd. | dmened el v b e ont \ erwise, by direction or indirection, in- son to resign, and adopted a resolution to adj BY YELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE. WASHINGTO, Thursday, Feb. 7,181, | law is not to apply to the case of any person who i8 | would never an anonymouys letter in the Senate. e Just read was wholly falsé. Ho went ou to say that, | fmph 1 the Senate o B eported.from | oF may be hld I the custody of the military anehor- | - &k SO, VoL % i Samerl the wre wos | wh b was willing {0 llow il proet aiade tnat, | smplication or otherwis 1y (A0SIU0% I e Recanstruc. | sine die to the 4th of March. John R. Kinsy was the Judiciary Committeo & bill to suspend further | itics of the United States, charged with any military , 1t was 110 Detter He asked P any eonsiderable delay at-this period ot the session | Hion Committee on the part of the that those elected by the Legislature State Treasurer. The Sen- eporations underjan act now in force to pay $30 offense, or with having aided or abetted rebellion &:;':. b';‘f",f;‘ Al ! would be fatal to the bill. He would, therefore, ask the etatnte Tor the i ate passed the Colored Suffrage bill on the first read- ench to the slayes of loyal owners enlisted in the against the Government of the United States prior to ul, gwxslfi m;um’.‘ the Becretary to be | House to mm the h;:;]m::u- ;nlelu:: at1 o'clo:ln!o- IZ' o mol-:um ded B‘?cn l% ing. hich this claim, | the of this act. an intense partisan. MOITOW. wos @ bill, he said, for the purpose of giv- A g Y \ ot military service. The fund out of which this passage Mr. ENDEN replied, defending the Secretdry. |\ Governments to the,8t ’um were, 36w witheut authority he would, v‘;.t;x“h m ’:m‘{a %m 'e ufh KENTUCKY. be administered there. | BY TELBORAPE T0 THE TRISUNE. E pher . Jen. A Detective of the " | Governmenta. .Congress unanim amounting to an aggregate of several millions, was Gen. Lafayette C. Baker, formerly ‘while expressing bis disapproval of mauy of s appoint @ rops s prsdei oy mmm_{ :‘mme“ e L %0 have been paid, was the Commutation Diaft Fund, | War Department, is now in the city, and to-day testi- | ments, The tfraited and o il of th or or aivil B wir) " ' : < Mr. WILLTAMS (Rep., Oregon) said he neulted | the opimjon that thero were no Governments in the | FREIE o eonque) FraxkrokT, Ky., Feb. 7.—~The Senate has passed & iu the bands of the Secretary of War. Mr. Trambull's | fied before the Judiciary Committee on the subject of | g0 Becretary of the Treas hm.%gwmg military mtel;o& PRATR G s:nlw'm the acts of James 8. Lithgow as Mayor had col the distribution | ¢iove known to the Constitution and laws of the United bill recalls tho Commussioners already appointed. | impeachment. 16:e stated on high authority that ho | ot G (GNICRTL A, tho Bocretwry had tld B | giates. For two years they had been in o disorganized | fora ho st down, A fi M.)lflsfl Mr. Bh\fim 0w he CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. Mr. Brown introduced a bill to permit direct importa- | testified that he once had in his possession a letter ’"fn—w ‘merit. state; two years ago the armies of a Government calling e FOURTH' [ %% | .Likaxox, Feb. 7—The Democratic tions inte he interior without branding or ware- | written by Androw Johnson, while Military Governor i ol'l:’::'_}i“tx r,yvz’l:.) &!gm 'fi-l:'n': b:ml‘ JR‘m"‘“.. o | jtaelf the Confederate States of America, were con- | jnsurrectionary States were a.z:nul;“nx?'twmumm wil B quered, and that Government dispersed, and by the law | oath to s the Constitution, if he did not sth:a ‘have ‘nominated J. Proctor Knate of Wi wi ousing st the port of entry. At 1 o'clock tho of Tennesseo, addressed to Jefferson mvls, offering | % %6 the country & bad administration of the affairs of g Executive Judicial and Legislative Appropriation | to identify himself and Tennessce with the South- %lmnu‘;fm- e i e of nations the conqueror had & right to say what kind of " tisens, Coynty, Yo represent the IVth District in Congress. scnseed until | ern Confederaay on certain terms ; that being doubt- | ik RIUKRS e, Ind), JOHNSON e, Md.), and Government should be administered there. The reason 'A CABK OF SOUTHKRN JUSTICE. i J 4 why 10 Govermment. had been established there before, Lquisviiie, Feb, 7.—Belle Hoover, a “likely® bill was taken up, and was di 440, when & Tecess was taken, ab the | ful of the genuineness of the signature to the letter T‘f‘v.'}‘)ltyllfh{cm ,yl S B et g expiration of which the same subject was continued. | he showed the signature to the President's Privato ¥ T [ ol e gy fos wa that there had been divisions in the councils of the | .y e of antil | ‘colored girl, was poisoued this momi a whito Moot of the afternoon session was taken up in debat- | Secretary, who positively identified the hand- public debt s howiug Chat theee mere o0 0L MY, | maton, hat th Bxecutivo had assunid Lo bo & new Gov- | e o their el B L b Kol wagle g e ‘ing an amendment placing $50,000 at the disposal of | writing. aa the |k~o||'la H“" w‘e.l;e wr:; 'mm-cn on the debt, and en:mn;!, (ulexmu new laws, and to establish nc:_h regula- o BOUTWE! o nct mmn R et it ': rdppeltebriedd i : y g i angerous to the public es. tiens of authority in the conquered territory. The sov- | g "RINGH. 7 the Secretary of the Treasury for the employment of Gen. Grant’s levee last evening drew together 80 | “Mogsrs. ;.mp,)!’m,_,, aud SHERMAN (Rep., Objo) re- | B0 T CEI0 X ation repudiated, and had entirely | declaration. AM asserted that there o bm.fl'a.:d"a?m 'l(:hzs.:".;,, '. with *AM]. and on making the above explana- sxtra elorke. A lengthy disquisition on general :’i‘::l“;'“m'::fl"“;"": ;:;"::0:'0“‘}“ it Nty B ton Toeasury i '.'m"dw:-:'y.:f:x'fl-ylahfi Y ipudiated on a1l oedasions, ho authority which had thus | Mr. BOUTWELL suggeated that that, bl mogileed er door. A meet matnging indebtedness, &e. Mr. Bherman sal ttempted to establish Gevernments within the Congres- o hject aioms. tion, was released. Truly, the negro has no xi - i Mr. LAWRENCE (Rep., Obio) remarked that they were | S0 i enen"are hound to res| finances was entered into by Mr. Trumbull and others, but it was remarkable only for the vehemence | enter was the Hon. Chas. Sumner and other Sena- | the course of is remarks, that the objeetion of the 1 provinces. Tt has waited patiently,be thonght, in the | mero coretasy . | ooy ical with which each decried the others’ knowledge of | tors. The principal lions of the evening were Sheri- e gg:,k““flfl‘h’“fgn“‘u’;fl e e Kisoulstors | l{:nl somio way might o found to atablish harmovy | Mr. o bIAS . ndtdod—* Yos, and litical States serirdeding financial subjects. dan and Geo. Peabody, the latter being under the Would take advantage of this to put down the price uutil g;y;r;;;ml";';;'lgm; e I ree l-:lg;:e-rw“h{ Efli’ u;la'v:d 1 the l:d:‘ha '-e.-cflon the w's Bureau | DELAWARE. The House spent all of the session to-day on | escort of Robert C. Winthrop of Boston. the sold was sold, axd e 15 A0 SR, - ter ol the c o at nop liad failed, and the longer Con- | M. HISE (Dem., Ky.) againat_the bill as one THE AMENDMENT REJECTED IN THE HOUSR. Btevens's report from the Reconstruction Committee. | George Peabody appeared on the floors of the two ctary Treasury, and said hic was entitied to the b ".tf:‘;‘x‘.‘.’.".?.r:;’.fl‘%‘}.“;;‘.'.,'.‘:t."”' finding no shade of warrant or authority in the Coustitu- | uy rxLgoxarn ro Tue TRINVNX. - 2 / o the country. pation. | tion, and he intimated his willingness to yield the floor ‘When the matter first came up, some 30 minutes | Houses to-day, accompanied by ex-Speaker Robert e of the h“{l‘.:;‘:u'l.::‘x':;n 1he Smendisent appro- « s £ asert 1t | {his evening if he should have an hour allowed bins to-mor- | D:‘;Il;; Fecb. 7.-7;11'.1;’ ]:;mw yud"wm o were consumed in a wrangle between the Democratic | C. Winthrop and Bishop McElvaine of Ohio, and was ‘temporary clerks in the Treasury De- e rament 1n those . Tow. = ject e Constitutional Amendment by a strict y . ¢ provincee, which for two years had | Mr. ELDRIDGE again bey to remind Mr. Bingham r . members and Stevens as to the time to be allowed for | warmly greeted by Senators and members. e h""'.g‘"‘c{“fl:{ m{{,‘,’;;’;‘;’"t \‘v?\g Bean n 0 state of anarehy, for two years the loysl pwzl'a that his question Temained En‘r::‘mwend. . porty vote—15 to 6. 'The bill allowing negroes to debate. Yesterday the Democrata intended not to | Col. Wim. 8. Hillier is. promised the appointment | 4doy : ‘,-";"f,." '}i:}'.‘:m,:l"."l.].rh n)’l‘l‘:{;‘l’;‘ ‘.’.’..‘1"&33?&.‘3%5‘: o nfl::‘;}.‘.fl"mx “l‘gl;?:n!':.}flwm 'th:'l!’:m‘l'l.l:m‘znd Shapity ”'d‘m‘k‘f‘l their punishment for erime the sllow Stevens to introduce the bill, and wished to | to-morrow as Internal Revenue agent at New-York, dment was adopted appropriating 15,000 for | e Dot Ten of those States were driven from | broken off their constitutional relations with the General same a8 whites, was defeated by a party vote delay its introduction as long as possible. From | in place of McLean. nsigars of the TresmmyirB =N thelr hofmen, and compelled o live on the cokd Charity B | thoperiniont, Oos uniimited power for the comunas de LOUISIANA. Aok : 2 : . : . " . €0 0 , where they were he seen vin, ut, B 2 J N é«;‘r!n:‘hhon: .:»;hlfl it would seem that duringlast | Gen. Fremont and Chas. G. Halpine arrived in the | The &'lm"vfl‘“:“ l;:‘l'm‘;": l;ti ':l‘)‘;' until7p. m. :i_‘l:ry'lv:mln: fw(‘l"‘:a ergm(fllu| 1“":1 h&“T“l? ‘and :r:lffl;-llulei {'x‘:mu:u::-::.‘: ;:;:t::-(fiy :n;ir 5:%;‘.%‘33; un':‘u::é Y TRLRORAPE 70 THE TRISTNE. nigl ey hald a eancas on the subject, and had | city to-day. 2 2 3 The ghosts of the unburfed dead wandering on the side of | intendment o Constitution, that power contin o =4 agroed to demand at least ome day i vf'- # cad | Th R’ bli ¢ the District Xi TH¥, APPROPRIATION. BILL. | et styx. He was for making one other etfort. to protect | in the Congress, . NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.—The case of the State of e one day in which to read i Republicans of the District are making & | oo 1 ocitative. Execttive and Judiciary Appropria- | those loyal men from the cruelties, Berseeotioth and veu. | Mr. MAYNAKD inquired of Mr. Bingham what effect | Louisiana against the Louisiana State Bauk, eom- tions bill was taken up and its reading was continued. weance 10 which th “It“lv‘v'{::'l:rlne I u,nm;: ::I"‘e :ll:: g:‘l"v;mld have ou the existing State organizations of | o0 oug to-day. 'The suit s for the recovery of m remaining to the credit of the and ponder over the bill, and one day for debate. | very thorough and active campaign, in preparation X Sontla 4 g A """{I » : $40,000 for | 1o In effec 2 ‘An amendmient was adopted to appropriate 106w x| (8 REEIRTG for the grossest neglect of duty that auy | Mr. BINGHAM replied that the State Governments | $1,000,000 claimed as : te on bond. The bank which was the fiscal lgn af Finck Juld off to-day for the Democracy,in asking | for the coming municipal election in this city and in the postponement of the bill until Monday, for | Georgetown. The Colored League are also holding R R g e om uiht be gty of before humanity. 1n ot | would exereiss their fuetions undcr thix bill by the suf t "Fhe following appropriation wasstricken out: For legal | clusioz he Proposed thiat, speeches should be limited to | fepance of the nation, and only to the oxtent that those | of the State during the Confederacy alleges that, by st . commanding officers might permit. He Qid not suppose | parmigsion of Gens. Butler and Shepley, 13,000 bales the purpose of giving the American people | public meetings at various points in the two cities. " : 3 - - & ” T e e ispos te | 20 minutes. - simo to consider it. Stevens refused to | The delegates from froutier tribes or bands of In- and e eccgsaty uitistance . the disposalof private | NP pp Gy Derm, Wie) and RANDALL (Dem., | that it was Intended o deny by ths b i | P o, G, ket ety e ize governments the right’to” go on and enforee simp) © | %old for the benefitmoi th‘e bank and State, and LY striking out the appropria- postpone it, and then Le Blond and Finck dians from Kansas, now here, have agreed with Com- An amendment wis adopte u L ans ) wve gre m- | A e o S0 affioers of the House of % GEE (Rep. Conn.) addressed the House in | contraets betwsen man and man. He did not suppose appealed to his magnanimity. A good deal of | missioner Bogy upon the preliminaries of treatics RIS e R e et d aprort of the bil R e propoitions that had been | that it was intended to_enforce contracts o the 10w ot —— fans agree | NSIRFTASENDEN (Rep., Me) offered an amendment for | subistted from the Jolut' Comimitice on Reconstruction, | piamiagcs g1 Wivorces through courts-martial or wili- SOUTH CAROLINA. confusion existed, and the Democrats appeared terri- | which will be signed this week. These Indi 1 . P o ¢! el Py 18 bill seemed at once the clearest, the plainest, thy commi 8. Bly in carnest, and threatened to filibuster uuless | to remove to what is known as Leaso Land, in- tho | 46 SPPURILCA! of ®additional clerks for the Pension | T35 Rl Mo e e e Fional Shiets | B, fl\"fi'?}'x’f) (Rep., Tenn) inguirg] ther whether RETURN OF GOV. ORR, their demand was ascceded to. A consultation was | Indian country, formerly ogcupied by the Crecksand | Mr ;ruu al:l,l. (Rep., mi)lo,l“”;l{m ll:mndment » tions, ma‘tl-« pl-n u’mbecrl::lollln:pd ‘t’o w-;:lplluh z;‘w :En i e of 'h«'fi bil i"u."""‘fif“u X &m“.l.txto BY TRLEGRAPT TO THE TRIBUNE. o4 i i e . i " N i ropriatin ,500 & year additional for the reporters two great master als ol reonstruction. one, the r Teco) on of ose Blale orgnuizatio 0 eld among leading Republicans, and & compromise | Seminoles. The lands in Kansas belonging to them, | oL ourt, when ho shall be obliged to lsse two Ding tp of the fruits of victory, and_ the other, the T e T ter it 1t thought proper (o set them | CHARLESTON, 8. C.. Feb. 7~Gov, Orr has just was effected by an agreement to debate the bill | valued at from $1to $4 per acre, are to be sold, and | volumes aud reports in one year. Tt was adopted. restaration of peace on the only busis on which peace and | aside. arrived here from Washington. e expresses hime M EOLAND (Rep. Vt) affered antumendment increas- | union could be restored, (o wit: Protection to all -liberty | Mr. BINGHAM Qi not suppose it would, because Con- | w1¢ hopeful of speedy restoration, on the basis of im= require those States to go still farther, 3 4 ; ‘aisenss | partial suffrage. It is understood that he will defer ing the day:and ni s g ST gt . during the dayand night, and have vote to-morrow | the proceeds invested for their beneft. i OLary Of Bie. District: Judgen of Califoruin to | to all—and rights to all’ 'This proposition connnenced at | groas might &k, Pennsyl- | the right end and employed the right tool for its accom- Mr, INGE! LL (Rep., 11L) tovk the floor to ical o or bt A ppomattos two years ago. 16 had | States and political States. The late insurrectionary :‘;‘C"x:‘:‘r'l';‘c“‘flix"“"l] ata l“"f‘ mk:: W"_" - e at10clock. Stevens opened the debate with a very The differences which existed between the Burean | §5,000; the Distriets of Mussachusetts, New-York, ¥ Short speoch, merely éxplaining the merits of the | of Indian Affairs and the General-in-Chief of the | vanis Msrylagd aad Northorn Hs. Fonislang, et 1 conmehced at the plnt where G, Grant | the vl There were W sorta of States—geogral : v - : : on and Nevad##to #4600, and o er District Judge Bill. Before the expiration of his time, he yielded | Army relative to the appointment of the military £ smo e annnuo. othier District Judges | 00 S0 N e, 1o hold the Tevolted communities in the | States were geographical States, but were not under Ohjo) moved to include the of war until the spirit_of rebellion should be laid | Constitution pol tical States iu the Union. There Was no | y.w propositions. g the floor to Mr. Brandagee of Conmecticut. | patt of the Commissi c maba and i Mr. SHERMAN (Ref - ut. | patt of tho Commission to proceed to O in- 4 o Cutiiern District of Ohio in the §4,500 sataries. o, a s artus b e laid down two years ago. Mo | middie gronud possvle ey wers cither 8t he Republic oses, or they were not Kfates for any purpose TEXAS. “This gentleman’s established reputation as ono | vestigato the causes and circumstances of the late | *Nr POLAND hoped this would fiot be done. Tf the | saw in the bill a promise that the sword of ¢ purpo recommendation of the Committee on the Judiciary was shall be unsheathed again; shall ‘h«d in the hand of | ever. He held that those States having gone into rebellion 'Age, and should be held by | had destroyed all their civil governments under the Con- | sy TRLRGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. f thy’ skt :andiipmst; slogaent 100 ) T Ome L8 st Port Phil Kearney, havo been harmoni- departed from it would be jmpossible to tell where | th st Captain of th i i - o1 | onee m it would be fmpossible to tell Whers est Captain of the gress was eonfirmed by a speech in favor of | omsly adjusted, and Gen. Alfred Suly and Col. | f{'\ouid end. Every Scuntor would want his Distriet iu- | bim, wendud onee more over the heads of Rebels with | stitution, and that when the Natioual arms dledm GaLvEsTON, Feb. 7.—Gen. Griffin has gove still the bill of great power, feeling, and beauty. | Parker, the latter of Gen. Grant's staff, have | cluded the "awful memory of the reverberation of the cannon | beeame territory of the United Btated. 4 W9 o w o Its effoct was maguetic. When he concluded, | been designated as the- military officers whe will ur !l‘h:m;m'l.mr‘{l;lmfi‘nt was disagreed to. whieh of wll;ul 5};1.;.).*»':4 c&m V“cdml Arms, I :”h;t&mtlwml ?m)llfll;:rm;y o 8 m ment farther than his late order. The Burean is virtually " " 2 r. Poland’s amendmen! ngreed to. . LE IND (Dem., , in ng to oppose omplete both at hon road, wn i freedmen’s inter- the leading Radical members from all parta | be assigned to that duty. Tt e belicved that the | Mr. FOLAND nendment was nereed 0. e | vl sal NSk o Wik ot to have o Hate Convention Basl beeu, complets both 8 1o B mrical paralie, | ihAsANE fo L o o au repating pewer of the House crowded about his seat, and thanked | result of this mission will be to counteract the bad | salaries of the Judges of the Conrt of Clalms from #4,000 | on Wednesday next, and therefore he would not |ndu=fw when & Rebel power was recognized by the « l&h ! Sty ‘of sehools. Of course its abdi- and congratilated him. Brandagee was followed by | foeling which has shown itself among the Indians, “ flr\r'”xw:‘km‘ ©Cal) offered dment, mm""“"l’." ll""rd“ml"dmmn 4”!;:“::: "’l ’flil}"l‘" n. | He ':x' ."df:'3 ""1 ot ~ o i :M'od‘l?:'.elll‘ m;l'“l'::mflm:‘.n‘ pleasure, . E 4 Mr. N ep., offered an amendment, pecel), but would present his views in brief form. e drew from this the i by Le Blond, who talked strong Johnsonism for near- | and avert other troubles with the different tribes | direeting the Beeretary of War to have the territory | The adoption of the law, be sald, wonld be the death- | by the Rebellion became conque e " A between the Rocky Monutans and the Sierra Nevada xnell of civil liberty on this continent, and would be th Mr. RANDALL (Dem., Pa. ly an hour. Pike was next in order, and made & | which are threatened. B Teyea for pow_7oute to the Pacific. Agroed 1o, e et af mulltary despolisth over the country. | Mr. Ingersoll wbout. groenbacks, nak VIRGINIA. short speech in favor of the bill. Farnsworth succéed- Itis believed that the Tobaccouists’ Convention n;;'m:'l.\'rm umnn'l C n'w(-nfl‘nu;lxt u[l]'mp,:ln(ln: Not. Iml"flnl-lnnm:( arm of the flm-r:;-nn peop Togard H‘!uwluw ‘declaring them! o legal tender an exer- | 5Y TRLEORAPS To THX TRIBONE. - 2 . M e pe for the expenses of collecting statisty o U - Vi ou the bloo estore i else of the wi wer. o) N Feb, 7.—A bi . o Pike, and made a long and able effort in support | 1OW in session in this city will not be able to accon- o s s1k inng. AR e, Ll people, We were. dr Tt ek | < M. INGERROLY, dmitted that if such a thing had Riciiox, Feb. 7—A bill to call a State Conves- .of the bill. In the course of his remarks he stated, plish anything of immediate benefit to the trade. H ur.l\l'lLl'.'l.Amrmxv.i O’N'gn.l‘l: :'-u. red uln amendment ln‘ n;ulxlr-'; the pe ; P 5 mdhuml um: l{uln mw «hrhfn fliem;n« n:"wur or ot'r:er ul: “0"8':‘ amend the Coustitution u_uf muflu uced in vl . 3 N " " pe nercasing the ry of the chief clerk of the Senate to | stopped the downward ndency of things, and restored Natlonal exigency, it would have n uncoustitutional. 1 nate m‘"‘?' and after an exciting bate was A e e e o Vi o 1 S o muy Woe | BSOS o s WAL |t e bl v ey | el g bty e o the Cumitee : o 3 athers o onstitution. n s & P i i i The bill was taken out-of Committee of the Whol Mr. FINCK (Dem., Ohio) followed on the same side, and red_that country In war. texrs o gty "“f’“" the bill, and urged it a4 the "“.";‘ m“““’"‘m"‘“". , whetber of Jeaf-stems | yoported to the Senate, and The Honate then &8'30 3. s etarious iniduitous schome 0 over- 'fi'»n e Bty watll st wae s, of peace. © MISSOURL topayon o bl gy eres pacrdrprsagf {a Besgredle v i ol gt s gy b ovarmmeit. L e Fous n sappert | e S e i, Fho Govereameuthad | 41LPRD ATTEFE 20 DTEICATE TR srATE MR ‘inek and Jack Rogers occupied the floor up to the | por ““‘wcn ject under discussion is & recommenda- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, of th bill. 1t 3] ot seem to him that the change con- ven up the military possession of those States, aud ROAD BONDS. ) g * mplated by it In the management o uthet at ot until ity ces were given for the protec- | ay KAPH TO THE TRIBUNE time x?l the recess. Jack got off .lns um.!kney tion ‘ongress to make the tax on tobaeco payable THE ASSAY DEPARTMENT. templated by it in the man; ut of the Southern States not mn;ruum were given for the protec lightuing speech of 60 minutes, which he originally | When in bond and before it passes through the " o e e 4 ety violent aa the genticmen ou the other side | tion of the elvil_uid political rights of all the people In | 7. Louts, Feb. 7.—A special dispateh to The Demo- bonded h ST % On motion of Mr. KASSON (Rep., lown) the Com- 1. Since ihe suppression of the Rebellion, the | their o 0y . four years ago, when h:'lf;m entered Congress, :mr-\t ul:ne. ]'l'h:u is lulr tlln- purpose, o is :nlll«-' an 1‘»».:-::. 'wnnu, and Meusures, WAk ; . n:;ul:-ux:ux \:;;.u in un'» .:m;’dm& the lh;mmtu-..‘l‘!:ou. Mdin mun:flmd mulz ":ne-‘. erat from Jefferson City says a matter of great infer- ic) ci i > stated, of ectin, it o ors. netructed to attend the nal y, At Ll United ’ ited cnever the President | a o e worl a des red i i j i ich ho recites periodically, say about & dosen JEVUIORIE T mae fleastes. e T e oaday, #od b sxamigs the condition, | e e e enewc e was | 118 constitutional . orkanization, 1t treed | eat to Missouri bondholders bas just come fo light. 1¢ anunagement, and ceonomy thercof, report to the e B o v action there, n | to oxlst ax n Ktate, Wherever the people of the Bouth | is & scheme for depressing the value of the railroad i regarded them. Acting ns Commander-in-Chief of | were reconstructed to loyalty the States would recon- verted A to e greater | e Ariny, and cxerciaing within himsolf the powers of | struet themselves. Tho A ot | pinds of the st pops ‘,]m,"gw'{:'.": B ( mment, he had intervened and controlled those | had proved a faflure, und as for IIJL bill, no one might rather of ‘lle v“"‘h"”fi of the “ that, times each session. The speech answers for any sub- ject, no matter what it may be, from Reconstruction XXXIXTH CONGRESS—SBCOND SESSION. il ;‘:;.;Tla iy ik o economy and ¢ ey in "u‘)’_",“;‘;“’fi";:l?‘"g““:g' The House is in session | u; 1y panarn 1o rux romwoxe. Miutage, or the improvemo nt of the Colnage. mex tervened and ed & bad pr lure, aod aa for this bi night, engaged in i CNATE. ...W. 8 A . NTINGENT-PUND DEFICIENCY BILL. ox; and the proposition of Jll was simply to | hesitate to vote for it lest it might make matters worse | o d F\-l' she Lt o 4 BENATE.... WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. 1667. T e Cammtice on Ap- | IewAte that intercourse etween the Government and | in the Bouth, for things theve werv as bl ua ors Worse |in _that baok. The purchasers of Fvening Session—The House was in session from NEGRO SUFFRAGE TN TENNESSEE. T will apropriating suine for dell- | the people of those Btates, and to specify when, where, | be. They ot theetor try the Wil He had no fear | btock to meet puyments, for it borrowed of other 74 until 11 o'clock. The debate on Stevens's Re- Mr. FOWLER (Rep., Tenn.) sent to the Chair to be CXpenscs Rhe contingent fund of the clrenstances thit F-w«r of che | of trmsting the power in this bl to Gen. Grant. He was banks and of individuals a large portion of the bonds constidotion Bill was the only business’ trans- e e & | . Miseellaneous Ttems, $40,000; Polding should be exerel ‘o show the | confident that they would be exercised firmly, wisely and | nsed in the purchase, for which they were to make i ) y 3 read a dispateh announeing the passage by the House of | s00f; Fuol, Lights, &c., ¥7,000—Total, §74,- sage of this bill, Mr. Pike | judiciously, ad always exerelsed his powers. Jt | yeturn in kind or in money at this market value. The acted. When the session began there were just | Representatives of Tenncssec,of the bill for Negro Suf | 80 luted t of three United States | night be said that the President, as Commanderin- | honds were then worth from €6 to 75 cents, bus {1t wan read threo times and passod. o rtion aud sentence | Chief, mght resciud auy order that Gen. Grant might | oS00 e rom 2 to 30 per cent higher, makin ci ¢ of the death sen | fsue. e admitted that the President might do so, bt prisonment for P el 5 ac.a il 0¥ TeepoMeIDIIEYs, - a difference of about 8100000 to the m"'&“"‘ Ti i Plekens to Fort Delaware, and lh:-lrnnln«{urnlllm‘lmr M AN DAL (Demy Pin) taked whiy it was that the | therefore the object o this Ring, either to secnre from custody nnder & hibens corpus tssied by Judge Hall. | Presidents suthority, which had been fu this bill origin- the advantages of the legislation for the benefit the State's eredit, and obtain power to eontrol 1)g' Mr. FARNSWORTH (Rep., T1L) followed on the same | ally had been struck out of it. to €0 side. Referring to what Mr. Le Blond had said about Mr. INGERSOLL~It was boeause the people, as well | market for these bonds, or defeat Jegislation 00 ‘be-. e, half of the State’s credit altogetber. Jatter Thin bl being the death knell of civil liberty, hie said that | ag Congress, dare 1ot st Lim with kiich powers, . §f civil iiberty meant the right to slaughter and slay sud | M RANDALL rem: 1 that the Constitution trusted | they aftempt pg upon obxoxiouz features about a quornm of members present. Hise was | frage in that State. In presenting tbe dispateh, Mr. GOVERNMENT VESSELS FOR QUARANTI the first speaker, and before he had cou- | Fowlersaid it anncunoed the greatost victory since the Mr. DAVIS (Rep., N. Y.) pres sumed & third of his hour not over 3 members were | War commenced. g L J 'k"":‘h"""“ t DISTRICT BiLL. or two ye: jonger the use of € t vesscls for present. ‘Bingham followed Hise, and stated that he |y MORRILL (Rep., Me.) itrodneed a bill o ineor- | ({UATAITInG Rurbetca st the povt o and jntro duced o Jointresolution for that purpose, which was read was inYavor of the bill, but that he did not agree to | porate the Metropolitan Gas Light Company of the | yyroe tiries and passed PO urrcat resoln- of extendiug 'umh':::;n 'l'lh“il‘l I:o I:lnmm ml‘;lmv.“'mwnql"mn.‘l e vnnre. e nyTEy corw i 1 then M trusted that thi n he ¥ v, He will offer an amendment in compliance | Mr. HARRIS (Rep., N. Y.) iutroduced a bill relative to | The House then took up the bill reported yesterday casure, then he trusted that this was its | such powers to the bnt i bl i i i H - odaced o b 1 - g p 5 - and inipossible “conditions in the bill o'y before the. the debate with a speech in favor of o ol T TialteT Elated tox auy | wmore efficient government of the insurrcetionary States. ity for 1§ was found lnll&v' fact thnt there was ;;wam. ho”\wlull;l" not Ti'T" “ h men ax Grant or :fi;!flm f::i} h; trl:" fllfi-:'_-ml"“ i in i i Vhi it ati trict 1 ich, subsequently to the re Mr. FINCK (Dem., Ohis ed Mr. Steves i protection fu tho isorganized States af- | Sherman, or Sheridan, or Heintzelman, or Howard, or 3 cry of uliation raised and her- the bill. While Hise was treating the House | friet 1o NEGR WOMEINECN S eksionn of e e il g g ":"‘fl oaereg b ~gerontlares R eta i chvi) tribanain. The power of | Thomas: bat would select thuse who ‘would yickd will | alded all over the country, and all the machinery o’ ptention was in regard to taking the vote on the bill. prts and of such governments as they had et up 'y to him. the trade employed to depreciate the bonds, Mr. ) v the Presient could set * COLORED OWPHANS INDENTURED. r iuterrupted by insurrection | g gEVENS (Rep., Pa) replied that he had not come as 1 the hauds of disloyal and unrépentant Reh- :o a l;u?\'y speech, \;’ri;;l;t. a Jack Rogers ]mun sha hlnul‘l“ lu;~n ,,].,,.,.,M,T, n ‘polities, rose an gan questioning Hise. | or rebellion, for the period of Tive years, during which such wh - - . y & . o o o et g vl s ; de sonel ' v 4 10 til) Lield the same views, the b t | aside rders issued by t, there w Randall went to Wright, and whispered to him to fi*fl;fi"fi;m’l‘:':luu'x';’?r‘-f.lru..r“:fifif';;"..nf.::"l"u:-"“-';"" e 5 e lusion on tho sbhject, except that lie ;uyn]mrn and of the stitutio et &% |32 paasiiia thia Dill. i Gt Shary Wes |, By Louis, Feb. 7.—In the Probate Court to-day, Xeep quiet—that Hise-was one of their men. Wright | oned exclusive of the time ntervening ;n,m‘..“”"_’\l‘:m- -Ir-m-nl‘w'uuvc @ vote as early as possible. they had during the The bill was in ace # SRSOLL replied that he did vot think the | 0 qor the provisions of the E: inati 5 o) ocd, saying that he dldn't cark NP W: e sesaion of aaid inderior caurt, held priorsto the in- | Mr- FINCK, referring {0 the jmportance of the bill, | with Gengrals of the army who had expe- t would bive the pluck to do it, and if he refused s « Emancipation ordinanee, sefused, saying that he didn’t care if the was one of | UEVEETMG Yhe firet regular seasion thercof tried after | Proposed that it be postponed until Monday, when the ofield, Thomas, Baird, Wood, abd X Jaws of Congress 1t would be & good ground | 30 colored orphans, formerly slaves, were indentured their side; he was blowing. The galleries remained | the reéstablishment of the muthority of the U 1 States Y that it was to the Colored Orphan Home, where they will lean " 7 $ Tema Ly d States | debate conld 4o on for & day.or two, and then let the vote ed Command (Dem., Pa)—The on) nd m 1 4 well filled most of the evening, notwithstanding the :“]lfl‘: suwe, whieh was referred €0 the Judiclary Cow- |y taken, Lrl“mu.uu;l-:n (Rep vho | ever hav el + o v e e e aactony af the fmesedings | 3 gt S IR Mr ATRVENG sakl ket condibine S EEARS th ery important that the st Mr, INGERSOLL did not know that, but he did believe . TRUMBULL LR, ? il K0 before the peoplly Mr. Farnsworth ait. that Congress might as well stop the consideration of the Mr. TRUMBULL (Rep., 1112, fram the Judiciary Com- | seksion; and the difficulties of passing sueh a measare | =z BLONT) (Dem Dhio), aak ) Whet r ho uestion of the r e} e Bonthtrs atsd s ——— w approved this | of the Southern people and turn their attention to the PENNSYLVANIA. During the proceedings in the House 'to-day, Mr. . s mittee, reported without amendment the House /i1l sns- Ashley made a personal explanation in regard toa | pending the operation of the act of L664. authorizing the | through the ate, Where there was no means of con ) ® " the dlan usure Y f the ol ol cluding the discussion, he_should not feel Justiied in | PAER Y <o i ad not safd wn, but had expressed | hary for Conress to e hetber s ond THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, ern paper, in which he denied in the most emphatic | unteer service, and also disebarge the e on -'l’::l’:::f:fi(’l‘l:‘(‘l“"’.-e’:° ‘;‘:;m"l‘ ;Lmev :l‘l":lfl s Dellef thut 16 wae accordance with Gen. Grants | this effort for two years longer with that, paru unt ob- | BY TRLEGRAPN To THE TRIBUNE. manner tho chargos that his impeachment resolution | Polnied WMCTMGIEE, | sy O e e el Agintarere with tho debate on | o T LI BLOND skt that he supposed tho gentlegan iruction iu the wiy of recoustruction—tho Fresideus of | H\unisnuro, Feb. 7.—The Legislature baving ad» was ’.rnmpte(l !)y Bcfx Butler and Thad. m\;m?_ and | Mr. TRUMBULL, ais reported frots thie eame Commit- | the other side of the House. did not elafu that he had uny persoual knowledge oy fhis Qd%T&!flpl.fi:lzl)Avmi, Ky.) inquired whether the exer- | journed before the joint resolutions ratifying the was aimed at Gen. Grant as well as the President. | tee the House obut Petg ulioy o prevent eorporul puisl | ygr, WILSON (Rep., lowa) concurred- in the opinion of | M. [y NSWORTIH safd he did not. th “gr’der R S Taatid e e Costitutional Amendment were seut to the Gov- Stovens commenced an explanation, but was inter- | Jrons o Mt hall bo the duty of the aiticers of th | Mr. Finck that this was o very fmportant ill, and he | ooy, J.), followed In an hour's speech | ited Krounis of impeachielit ernor, they cannot be signed until that body meets supted by the Democrats. He succeeded, howe: Aty and Navy aud of e Freadmen's Bureau 10 pro- | suggested that today and to-night the debate should cd that rather han seo il | ° Mr. INGERKOLI, answeved that the President might | again, which will be next week. The C by e 3 n e A oy whipDing or malming of €he Den tary gove ta A this country he, for one, | have the Coustitutional power to rescind the orders of | of the Dauphin County Soldiers’ Monument, Aseocia- in making a similar denial of his part in the matter. | 'R TNy e o stnss . | 2 and the vote be taken tesmornow. Woitld tse thie power whilcl the Almighty liad given hini | Gen. Grant, but Congreas would have the right to uguire | tion have fl",.m“p,{mi“m of $100 for & design of Bingham, being called upon by Eldridge 16 .explain, | auy pretended civil authority in any State lately in re. | Mr. LEBLOND (Dem., O reterion tuat.the i | 8 Tesiting the invason of s iertien L thia thing was | 10f whet PUchPR O L 0% er, whether Congreas had | thomonument to be erected in Harrisburg, the cost sy i il the civil Zovetment of sueb Btute abiall | struck down elvil government in the Southern States | lynd ke i ongre ] o | the power. quired farther, whether Congress Bad | of which i ot to exceed $1,000. g o . “ g s " L. and Nke an earthqu , It Congress thus undertook to power to pass a bill overtiding the constitutional e 2 | have been restored and recoguized by Cougress nored State lines, und broke down the judielal systew | ride over the Buppeme Court and over th 1its of the Prosid € . a3 P l‘h-\\,nxnd Means Committee fir.ul]y completed | Mr.sUMNE D:"‘z’::"‘;‘::‘:“‘“m "‘::_“(';:-mmm. g lh{'(r MAYNARD (Hep. Teon,) moved \hst thers e then, unless the people had becowe slaves and fit . INGERSOLL declined to admit that the bill did so. NEVADA. * . ) A . A pecome freeme) Wi 3 J ¥ the tax bill, and instructed Mr. Morrill to xeport it | District of Columbia,” ed & bill o i P (Bep., Tenn,) movod that thers Bt & e | to b freemen, they would not submit wit \dent's power where the Coustitution I ns o el etiles T the. Toon | mx;:u(“:mfi;:r::‘::lru.‘-‘. ‘rfi-ur(‘n':_“l; ;a H:xm?l‘:'u;:m u; .va.:f\mu_ Hi niug, the scaslon to be devoted | ance, eveu though it cost their blood. ither diminishing nor augmenting it. It simy BY TELRURAPE 70 YRE TRIBUNE. to-wmorrow. o but 0 free | the act incorporatiug the Howsoayw BoRe o Sho {5y o todebate. Agreedto. = o R o It "the people of the m were not nlr\'mlr 0 to the commanding General of the wrm; SAN Fraxcisco, Feb. 7.—The Nevada Legislatore :"‘;;":‘ u’“"l‘l“;' ot ““““"]‘m""'"“""" Zmeng them | gigent or vagraut wiu dren of the District. Mr. ASHLEY (dtep., Oliio) "mrn'. X oad gice. | ST AR O O R SRR ed Rotthe eulity PrEAUTORinasl 2 WOuS o0 te duitatie (e petiaral | ypatirdey fasee the joint memorial asking Congress s leather. All incomes below $1,000 are exempt. All IIPORTATION. tion, sent to the Clerk'sd 1 corres) o (o8 - O5 ST until his hour expired. e . AT : abové'thot fgursare wiiflh, snd o tised ot five | 5 2% PEOWN Ben.] 3 » bif) gar the.on- | from u Cincinnati paper e o ienee. | lnsiomptetion, Madlaos, e e e fathors. halh ~ LA S I b R e d e the State jurisdiction over Utah Territory, g S rated o o] Fageien i t rade, by fuclli- | stauces connected with the offerig of Mr. Asley’s im- | protested, b#€heir blood, against the despotism of Kin it no person shiould be held L he | A copy was ordered to be telegraphed to Congress. per cent. Cigars are rated in two classes, the lower { ng direct Imxmlllymm:. Whh ich provides that ou the dis ueut resolugion. The reading caused wuck amuse- rge. He hoped that the President of the United | ¢ 3 e, except by th The Governor has signéd the Half Million Bond bill. ot 42 and the higher at §8. The committee have | oy N e R Tk By i SN i a1 the Slestiohs Tobiiaris Jroutd resst: He hoped that, before o submitted, e House at 10} o'c puassh et adapted such stringent legialation s will, it is be- | trof,of Chlcago, When any partof sakd cerko amoy be | tured and sent frothin iy by, reckloss, il KT LS A WL R R L JTAH. tieved, prevent the law from being evaded and frands | :‘,{,I.':,‘:}'h:,':'“,, ;m,?"‘.f ;‘.’.’v,]’.‘v:.'x’f‘n ‘»‘]’..‘I;ll::”!'r‘:n‘ ‘1‘1‘:4‘.:“)"«':1': 35"'1.2"1'5‘."“.'. 071';';1?.‘::;::,",‘.’3:,5&[“!'“ ha y ‘lu':_’ obey the n&H Audrew Johuson would snbmit to see ol TR - ERES BY YELKGKAPH TO THR TRINUNK. perpateated. ‘The committee were compelled toaban- | revenue officers to forward forthwith, under regulations | oF conversation with ‘Gen, Bl e A ey e R X it VF: MY O OON PR T O DExvER, Feb. 7.—William MeGrorty bias been nowm- don the idea, which was at first agreed upon, of mak- ii’.&:‘fi.,“'o?’»‘uh',.?...‘f l;x;,';fin :EE;?( .\:mn;::n“fix:ul. “;:::l; had he kuown wll;u.t‘:u‘: ,\ lv):‘ wel pt lmn? 1";‘::{ Mr, BINGIAM (Rep., Ohio)srising o fow moments be- | o ygppoxr A 4 ; inated for Congress by the Gentiles of Utali. ing large reductions. They look to a very large fall- | to the Custom-House officers to the port of their de' Ania- b ) cabdent | '”‘I"Ill‘l‘l:’d’ll;l ‘Illl! {Z"’"’ Ulll’l{‘)l’ mffi m:md ".(‘I:n:m o 1 ':l.‘ ‘;‘,"t,n: : SRR i b Rty Ko off he recei urin; . s | tion, and that the nue officer at the port of arrivid Prosi . R Iw lon of Mr. ns one rood of tl ADOFTED, A CRUIRR pre- (,", 3 rhind dm g the present and the | ton 1t that the Fereu Bl Dort of distination am | T e e e mios s ay had gl T et e the DemotTADC A conquered ter- | a7 TauReRAPN T0 TER TRINONK. MASSACHUSETTS. next fiscal year, owing o the stagnation of business. |t cousgnes of Uhe facts within twelve hours by mail, | cofirmed bim in his conyiction. He betieved the Presl- | X e o e D bt wvwed s al. | ALBANY, Fob. 7—The Workingmen's Conventi FALN COMNEALUIRONAL. ANBAPNIENL, 1t is "entimated that the reductions proposed will | and the Woods ko forwarded shall be snbject to the sawe | dent ought to be impeacled for usurpafion of powers AP e b e 3 R / : ingmen’s Convention | yy v xaxarn vo Tun Tnisoxe. Tegulations at the Port of destination as though it were | which, under the Constitation, helonged to Congress. SPBAKER intimated that it Mr.Bingham desired | ¢ ("(‘;‘I‘:" ;‘:l‘“;‘" i fl“"l‘" of udopting the plat- |~ Bostox, Feb. 7.—The Constitutional Aucuduent more Labor Convention. It was | ill be reported upgn unfavorably by the Committes seach about twenty million ofidollars. The Commit- | the original port of arrival. And the Secretary is author- | Mr. RADFORD (Dew., ¥, Y.} rajsed tho poiut that Mr. | to go on now he Mot fae Tecess might by unanimous De necossary for the | Ashley was out of order, but the Speaker overrled the | consent, be deferred. adopted unanimously, and ulso a resolution depreca- | of the Legislature in whose hands it is, » majority of ton will proceed st once with the Tariff bill, and will | ized to make such regulations us niay be necesaiy for tie - an % also provided | point. Mr. BING! at he wanted to offer an | ¢j +hi i M, ABHLEY resuming, said the Preeident Lad violated | am "“‘"'ffi' ting the employment of children of extreme youth in | the Committee being known to bo opposed to its ratie i E faithful carrying out of this act; nold daily sessions until it is finally disposed of. | Thae tho expense of trausportation {rom ome por t wi- el X Cork 1o road 1. il forned Al | pert o e of I Che Toblo There are large number of interests waiting to be | other shall bo at the expen s of the consignee. It was re- | his officfal oath in failing to ¢ the lw el i i s committee. intend to devote an b ferred to the Committee on Comme e eiion fo the ation In that, be had foru ent i {0 atrike out the preauible, and in- | £bo Goloes factories, and uring the pusaago of 4 luw | fication. heard, and the committee intend ote an hour e ol ARD XEW-GRANADIAN MIS8IC » by the Legislature wbolishing the pract d WG > ONS. ances to resuscitate *the Jost cause,” and to put the late | - ¢ Tt s mecemacy that peace and goodgrd i g the practice, and to e S o two each day to that purpose. Mr. BUMNER introduced the following resolution, | Re power, I ey) beluig i posscssion of I e At Laeading sooNgidar | niake 10 hoarya logul dy'a work for factory operu- KANSAS. The Renate Post-Office Committce to-day in- | Which wae agreed to; ey A ek tha et WA | A ot sl Shutcs. éapeciovely ahall Do fully restored | ovet poumtinea drivers. The time for holdiug ah su- » 3 F | Kesolved, That the President of the United States be re- | guilty of other acts n the contem| of the | to thelr constitutional relations to the Government of th nual meeting was changed to the fourth Tuesday in PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE. structed their chairman to report the House l;’ll for | Iw(*u'll ‘unmrfiwn.;-lru; ; ul.m lnupl’nlou. were high 1w luullln'ukltl-n '1“ United States, therefore,” ete., ofthe | Junuary, and ‘:m was resolved that hereafter the | sy rersenars 1o Tux roimoxs. i i (TOSS issis- | ipatible wi he public interest, a copy of any member Congress, that unless the resolu- ‘words S e ittee i " = o . . she construction of Clinfon bridge across the Missis | 1L Comeupondence between the Depattinent of Siate | tions 10 I it the Prestdent’s conduct were off 80, 1ostrko out the Worde ¥ go calledf betors Btates: | b ew of Wy aud Means shall consistof one | Topxka, Feb. 7.—The House of Represcntatives to- I he C. ttee I ty represented. sippi. It was strongly opposed in the Committee by | and the Mimster of the United States at Btockholw, in | before the Lolida; shounld be compelled to offer one vote the hour of 4} srrived, and the —— day appointed a committee to act with the Senate yartioswho hold that it will abstruct avigation. | Telation to the reported transter of that Minlster from | himse)f. Hehad ivaited tll a few days before the holidays, rod . Colnmittee in investi I i B e ortis utias fus:| AVockcis o Boguta When lie prepared a resolution aud cofisulted with some ¥ y YHE TERRITORIES, e investigating the charges of bribery in Xhere s ¢ er o s . THE $MUGGLING BILL. gentlewsen who thought it shiould be gore general in its th I the recent Senatorial election. In the Senate to-day Committee waitiug action, They will neacly all be Mr. CHANDLER (Rep., Mich) reported from the Com- | character, and shonld not name the l*klcu& For that P i:-. ere MONTANA, the C: . Mili e et Btk Rafvaiant; fo 4 sefostion. | Bises B ohmerce by tavor of concuring in the House | parpose aloue he bad drawn the redSfugion s offered. pecta: MONTANA. he Committee on Military Affairs reported that the teported agaiust, equivalent. to & rejeetion. | iinendments to the act amendatory of the act to prevent | The fivst genticman to whom he lad read it wis M CALITORNTA CLATNS, 4 RICH DISCOVERIES OF SILVER, State Arsenal was unfit to receive the State aris "Pho statement made by s correspondent of a New- | smuggling, &, The umendments wers coucarred in, and | Washburue of liinols, snd 1o one would accuse him of & | Glon of Mr. BIDWELL, ; 3 YELBORAPR 7O TUE TRIBUAR, that the State arms were unfit for use, snd that they - : - The bill go6s 10 the President Waatiburus of ltincts, 8nd 2 o8 o sngirn A o Wotn . B O e k.S S D be changed for Government arms sufficent for Nork paper that the Sub-Committes on Finance | R St matih L i, BA Y p 3 (h:lo«'mh; llmflk”l Oert | 4 App fllflllw'l S l;mmm wto the pro- f 81, Louts, Feb, %“—The Democrafs St. Joseph | regiments of State Mnm: weald report the Loan ‘(’J:rfifiuw il to-day is with- | _Mr. WILLIAMS (kep, Orcecn) ed up the resolytion | ta Jothing s Turther trom his Ehodis, o - the e, n?"m",.,‘('.’ the pytuent of § gpocial correspondence says: “Late advices from ————— sut a shadow of foundation. ‘The Committee have Vit ".’ L g I"',“:'“'; L"}'" pensation 1o the.cerks | thougd those he consulted than for the paygent of outstayding Califor Montana mention the discovery of silver lodes, whicl THE W. : e sion sineo Moiday Last, and, of consse, | 104 0k one YAt GIding Yoe 1, 1807 Which was Washing. | bing Gen. Grant i the darkc 1¢ was vl KioHE I 185 L yield from $4,000 to $10.000 per tun.” o THE WESTERN BIVERS J ¥ , 1807, fficer of th y cowld be jmpeac I . ‘ Duere has been no action respecting jt. It will prob- C 3 "difi".;..‘.'}?;‘; .’.".;r.m’r"i’ég’f(&’: fi'mmfiz\-‘- ljed | the stoty ot at point. was 4o ::‘mu:‘. hew wa:; " T T BT TRLRGRATH TO THE TRIBUNE. < ably be disposed of in & fow days. e is Lol Lot iation Ml 1t o 4 wugthy | used o hun by bis colleague. (i ek, o0 woh Jan: CAIlo, Peb, 7.—The river has risen two feet. There Phe i has approved the bill punishing king the regulur annual appropriations for th{» guage v"nn nerzud. He wonlad m:fiunmton - ‘ v 13 " 2. .t » " " was wm’n l.-: in mnhrt.var: lhll.:nflflllll":ul none this The President hus app " 't fiacal year for (e Departiments hathed, It waa read | sonal explanation om his own acconut, but he Lad yielded 3 RECONSTRUCTION DEDAT 8. Louis, Feh. 7.—The Omaka Republican says that | yrom, ther 18 © e with besyy fine and imprisonment the buying, sell- | in full, 1o the ;u}xn,.eumflonxm.mm regretted haviiig ocen- e the * Capt. Hatch had been autborized to raise a regi aftornoon, * The weather is ciear und delightful. Mer- Ing, exchasiging, transferriny, receiving, and delivery | MF SUMNER (fton, Mass) futerrupted the reading of | pied so much time s contradieting statement Which Is thed resumedl the debate on thie bill to pro- P - : W TOKI- | OULy AR 8. Feb, 7.~The river ls full of Ban e h Aoy ¥ | the bil at the paragriyl providlug un gprropriation of Lorvected on s face, 1ts owngefutation. o etficenb doverament of the, iustrrec. | 1060t of Fawneo Indians for service on the Plains, D o F et iaing stowly:. Tt 1s 0w 14 fee i of any falas, forged, counterfeit, or altored public | &0 tor the fenporary cerks of the Treasnry Depart- | Mr. STEVENS (Rejy, Pu fged ungulmons cotsent to T TLSON Ohe o1 foc enal up | A0 that i has commenced the work with fine proy- | g 1o bagk, and relng Do wy ey s, Ths. pecurities snd currency. The printing thereon of a'rx':‘l‘hl‘rr' ul"lfbllhuf zlh-rkn ey “'lhe classificd by 1’|"‘5 mken mmnrfll on subjict, but Mr. DAWES (Re) g R pects of success.” ot vk s falling, The weather {3 very warm, and the o Uusinan o rofessional card is prohibited under | b ¥l Sondicil otticer hnd been ot | Yte BLDRIDGE (Dem, Ky e o g £ e { (tep., Obloy addrbised the Monse. To COLORADO, i the Upper Sisssaiygs, Misoun, and Lincia Kivers , while panishment is to be visited on any l-a:%gmlmmx-m‘fl“lzg :‘;d;m:wtm; ,';"';;‘,‘,’,}’ on the -nufecu bus Sir. SPALDING 3 rumuu.u bill of the Importance | Y TELRORAPE 7O THR TRIAUNK. 'NASHYILLE, Fob. 7.—The river is falllng; 1§ @ sow 6} rsons having in tieir possession, yi:hmn authority | gerctary of the Trusury was mflucnced by any sueh " THE CHARGES wg‘fi nm this, either as & the House or & member of [ DiNVER, Feb. 7.—The treasure shipments to-day % "-np”;h, -YTT.“:;. p‘mum = the United Statgs. apy jmpring stamps or im- considerations us Lbose bumed by Mr. Bumner, Mr. BCHENCK (Bep, p the Beloet | the Comnittee sompelled (o takp & By | are §24,000, Thy weather is warm and Soripg Like, | fair. Tho river rose (wo fect to-day sl W 3 S : LY T