The New-York Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1867, Page 1

aribune, - New-Dork . VoL XXVL...N® 8,066. NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1867. PRICE FOUR CENTS e e e - e g, " ton Collectorship, the President to-day addressedfa | our wealth and prosperity, and falsifying ouractual popu- | incidents of rebellion remained. There was no real pro” " WASHINGTON sctorship, . I ~ ¥, ying ual pop! : A tied up in advance. He did not ke tosay anything either | atfecting th pesson; shall be e S,L_ ! communication to the Senato asking that the nomi- | (i s BoW: therefore, We, tho Union pon of Arapeho TR e (% e, iberty, o1 PODETLY, | hat. the State | AEAUEL the Conatilational A eament aitbongh e bad | eutedt DALY 1 apprans o e KVENING SESSIONS IN BOTH JIOUSES—TIIP Inass’ y el teveliion had been declared. ended by the proolamation | Tue Tmectancr o por i s ol 1o cithonth B vermnt b el IN THE KENATE-MR. STEVENS'S MILITARY RE- | this afternoon directed the Executive' Clerk to com- | of oty D syt g people | O30 :M“;':I‘}f"r'gx"":ly Authorized by lay, a0, therefdre, | not very well, he i TeIE. bound o, <oy thin Biich, | this ‘act, exoet :‘llwhxr-n:! hey eonfier l'lgefi‘w"! CONSTRUCTION BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE, 109 | ply with the President’s request. tion, it very largaly. fn fhvor of: 8 PiBig organisial | § previos) 4mu,,gm Koo power, Hot the contiuuaned of | I¢he wight présume upon the age, without avy of tha | visious. ey eonttict with jts 5 e s A i s oati . | ' Resolved, That we most respectfully and est]: r. BOUTWELL held that the President's lama- 9 say to the young geatie’ R TO BH—EXCITING SCENES IN THE MoUsE—THE | Afterfull investigation at the Treasury Depart- |, 't i, il We IR for oo admis. | tion had no other éffect, than to proclaim et Nagrans um,;';}:m';,’},hm;fl'“:"‘:'vfl‘fi{:f Gredle of Shio beesion The Hovee at 4:30 took COMMIITEE OPPOSED TO THE | ment in reference to the statement in this column of a8 a State, recently vetoed by the President, war was at an end, b“'m”"g"mamfl"nfl“"" 8- | oaet their shadow into the far future and wonld make | The Honse 10T BILL | nation be returned. The Senate in Executive session | in mass Convention assembled do adopt the following : eas il cery moment, woul EVENING SESSION, MOUSE FOREIG] I MEXICAN LOAN PROPOSITION—MR, BANCROPT R- | the 0th inst., o the effect that Gov. Parsons of Ala- | v Feuieqs, fl'}:fl;fl S Pledge fhe Suih of the erent dent; whatever 166 terma, could deprive the leielative | tielr mprest on the anvais of bistory. *They should ap- | precty rull e ot it Oeloele itti's FUSES THE BOSTON COLLECTORSHIP, bama had obtained the allowance of a cotton claim, | acceptance of its conditions wid the ratificatton of the | trusted o it under the Constitution. The power of de- I’..‘.‘Ja‘l“w.“&“c“..l‘-fi:u}"v‘ A i o bont birkating, | v e fhostatany nd WB TRLBGRAVI TO TE TRNONE. amounting to $1,440,000, and hadl recéived the money | Costitutional Amendiment proposed Ly Congress. e e e o e encen of thg | Yibout smiall criticisiny ey Jant thelk akd L0 war sgaiid | On motion of Sin MORRILL i1iem V. Vi - 3, 1867, S . - : , That the President of this weeting telegrap] 3 cffects, consequences of the & 5 otion of My, L (R x WASEI g, Wodawiay, T 1 W:‘ for the same, your correspondent bas ascertained | these resolitions to the e et of the Honate abd | Rebellion terminatés; that power was in Congrese, and 1o mflfi‘s‘.fi’,‘;{;‘mfi}fifiufl'fi:‘,'":(}lfii',‘,’f,’,‘,‘:,'."":'y'.‘v-‘{n:g Inents of Hlic Reuate to the Houss Jaint resolytion & An attemptawas made to eall up the Louisiana Re- | that the report is wholly without foundation, so far ffl@nkwr of the House, with a request tolay them before | PACT ol;!‘“;“lln}l;lh‘l,nflfil the President conld d C aide {roated his bill a8 o Barsh meusure, sud appealed for m525“.:h-kth‘:!t;";,n't"' to civil cinploycs of the G hyess- upon it | g GGov. Parsons is concerned. Such & claim has been | *1¢ rospoctive Houses of Congress. i EroSt it o e oaly to say thet 1 hib view. 60 | the dinplay of priveiples of Bencvorence, meres andfor- | and veforred to (ho Commjigee. 'n"\‘\""'.'h'w e wnd o0 | oo lid. Tot th1a e . \M0S 8TOCK, Presiden Tk e u ZeNCY | giveness, stll more startling and saintly than tiose of the | vrdered printed. b iigins PR presented, but it is due to Gov. Parsons to state that AL+ POl ANOTIER PACIFIC RAILROAD. b o rogr o Mg tz‘lllmlcm for ~ Congress 10 | Atneuian or Galilean saints, But aih good principics | Mr. HARDING r. POMEROY (Rep., Kansas) introduced a bill grant- that hey should be goverued by MIIMALY | might e carried fov far. Goodness aud benevolcice | mieasue, and wo construction bill of the House immediate annonncement m the Senate, 1t reqnired cousent to consider it on the day it reported, and | e has nothing to do with it. e " . . " g P Ing public Jands to aid fu the_construction of oad | Jaw; objection comivg from Mr. Hendricks, it goes over It is expected that the Commissioners recently mulxl't-\pkmml wire from "u?(“Ilo\:ltwrl:lwwm'c,?(;::}a‘l-lo (Rep., 11 said Le was opposed to the a writ of habeas corpus, or to do te | would give it a bv'k&‘ 'l‘fi‘lll i ‘lm't';- ‘g .’.{lhmw 4 rpus, ou vagabouds and thieves, they did tist which, conid | kisfears in that respect by assiring wim that Mr. Morril's tthe pretended State Govermuents Had | were noblc things: but when o miesquandered bis cs g E Yo stio o Se 18 Vaamat Noce . hi 2 1 X 8y other oy g h ' ' till to-morrow. The prompt .um_nnl‘tluv Senate in | appointed to proceed to Fort. Phill. Kearney and in- $ie boandary line between w«(}:‘::;emflznmmfie& i/ it {“-hf;;;;;fl;;‘ufin'}l J’:fifi}'fi.'.fnfl'l'}'f'n:‘3‘..2'33‘: comnaud 10 Yegpect from duy aster. | Thow Vs 10 | wiotion gave to the e iire 1o adyvans the matter to-day is pretty sure evidence that no time | yestigate all the circumstances attending the recent | California. Referred to the Conmittce on Pacific Rail- | SUPFeme, was mot ncessarily exclusi. o offiects | thoTiouse 10 puse i withuut anp o Ve imimdmeuta Y e W ) e eatal will be Jost in pressing it through. The Republican | massacre of United States troops by the Indians at | To3d: Juhb S5 Dopided ty. the, bl grAL the losel tsiboneia $hoXioosw: forpass: it rwithou rany of sk Sl g N L s s e e e Wembers have acrecd. it is understood, to ocenpy | that place, will leave Oumakh about tho th inst, | M. CRISEWELL fonp Moy coneq upthe”resoution | they i arie onis thd paopiel e o 1ceot8 4 | The question wus taken op on wotion of M. BIATRYS | yeferved to the PonL O Come: = 27 very Nttle time in debate on it The customary | The subject was discussed in Cabinet meeting yester- continuing in force “md“’,m , 1668, the law for the - r. SCHENCK (Rep., Obio) having bad five winutes | to vefer the bill to the Judiciary Committee with ¥ - INTERNAL REVENUE TAX BILL. eod The House, on motiou of ¥r. MORRILL, resolved itself fication of the custor lnws, Passed. THE LEAGUE JSLAND allowed him, declal his assent to the propriety of eX- | yio0 10 yeport it back with the follow ing we an additional At 1 0'clock the Senate proceeded to ] BILL. tending wrartial law over the States that were in rebel- o consideration | lion, and his opinion that at the same time Congress ought | secth into Comuittee of the Whole on the State of the Unfon— amount of Demoeratic oratory will be forthcoming, of | day with a view of having instructions prepared for Mr. BOUTWELL (Rep., Mass) in the Chair—and pro- cowse. The Senate adjourned to “Leaguo Island” | the Commissioners by the Sceretary of the Interior, W thiey were | Seetionf —: And be il fupikerenarted, That when the Con- v 3 e 99 o - e ) : 8 Coini Kabh of the League Island bill. tomdicate 1o the people of these States w at 1 oelock, i.uu'l e m.fmul there {ill dinuer-time, | and have them begin an investigation at an early TR (Rep., Conn.) resumed the floor in opposi- | Teauired to do in order that they wight have avil covern- | stitutiongl Amendient proposed as witicle 1, by the | o to the consideration of the bill reported from the when @ recess was taken, and an evening session | dy 4 L ued\uls argument a, nln!llllhe u'lw(rnlof ::l':ml:;m:mfim 'I:* n--;:»:wa‘luln ;rluwu ‘r:‘m' he | ‘(‘xxxxnf."c»‘nmlv-..«. thltht bl'tlm.,.q mr!’xl;: d - | Commitiee 6f Ways and Means, on Feb. 11, to nmend 8 e ed ats p.m. r ¢ conside ) 0 L . N X o 3 on th h L s e 0 be e ohject Mr. Bl '8 amendiuent it the Unite of the Late - — 4 e commatigs ML R ik st SGIGPEAo. of DEA | The Caminlapiotier, GEJTRIHS Safthire, oSO, el i St Chit It Wwas too. far trom the | aBd he therelore supported it. 0 tied Confderan States shisil Tave Tauifiod the sanig, | €3J=tiug ks FELAting to Tuternal Reveuue. from the Committee on the Distriet of Columbia. had a second interview with the fdelegations of the | ocean, was diffienlt of navigatigu, and that the depth of At 2 o'clock Mr. STEVENS obtaincd the floor, and | And conformed its Constitution and Laws thereto i Mr. MORRILL, Ciarwan of the Committee of Ways In the Iouse to-day the question of recon- | vavious Indian tribes from Kansas, now on a visit to 10 it was not sufficient. moved the previous question. BORReCis D0 e g 15 AL BN oSt oF e vntafly | and Means, explained the bill, and subinitted his views (Rep., lowa) replied to Mr. Foster oppos- . Foposition ot Mr Sumner for . Comtissioh (0 | Mr. BINGHAM (Rep., Ohie)'appealed to the Honse not | and impartially by sl milo eitizens of the “nited States, | AL Iength on the subject of interual taxation, as follows 21 years oid wid upward, without regard to_race, color, or WATRMAN : The Committee on Ways and Means in struction was largely debated. The passage of | this ty for the purpose of making arrangements to Eliot’s and Shellabarger's Louisiana bill yesterday | move from Kansas into the Indian Country, The | selccta locati 1 for the new naval depot. to second the previous question aund thesehy enf off all N Republican ranhks. Stevens’s Military Reconstruc- | pleted. RECESS, The Honse refused to second the previon question by n | when said Coustitntion sl hive Loen submiited 1o the Yy e gy YA e e g tion bill came upimmediately after the seasion bogan. | The Attorney-General has decided 0. allow the | whes s e o0 o s ook s recess B Mol LA IR AT R e oo Fotd A s bl A sy din s o e Tbe bill was modified by Mr. Stevens in several | steamer R. R, Cuylor to proceed on her journey after | 4l 79.m. - DINGHAM. thauked the. House for gving him an. | {55000 250 Jhen tha ConuLtatlen, o0 o o for o | i the Tovent Iramdeiahle o i wal of pvatiet Indae EVENING SESSION. opportunity to offer his amendment and to speak on its | amination and approval, satd Krate shall f jtx Constitn- | vy, 1 the tax on distilied spirits, tobacco aud eigars o e approve s hy Cangress, be deciared etiticd (o rep- | were fally paid of collected, the tates on the major pare The principal | ¢ on of the word “Con- | the value of the vessel and cargo not to viol particulars from the on modifications were the ing bonds to the Government for a sum double MR, . SSOR. support. He thanked the House also for its vote yester: e the | My DIXON (J 1 oth witted. Unfc v could have been at once ree s, aud Senators and Roy: tely neccseary changes in the law, rfrom ou their takin mitted t nted the ereden- | day passing the Louisiana Recovstruetion bill, in w after the words “so called,” making sutrality law i PRy & Phivtla i 8. Fi N B tie bl ¢ .4 Clile Totats Sl ‘ il ’i neutrality laws, It will be rcmu_nl»,ru'l the Cuyler :‘u’:)l“l»l;:rllgl;;' :ll‘r‘)).ht{“";_d et from Convecticut, | there were no such words as ** so-calied Etate or Tervitory d 1hien snd thercafter *h followed by wimecessary and more unfortunate of t read, “so-called Confederate States,” instead of | was seized about one weck ago, with a cargo of arms b A recently in vebellion,” and “ territory of elien epemics,” shall be inoperative in paid Etate. bave provd hat 12, wbegacr Shave S OSSN NATIONAL ORVHAN HOME. £ 3 2 , &) e catenent 8 o was taken, as | 0 inly above the price of those wio n: Dat where it was Qecribed as ~ The Btate of Lonisiana, | THere was great excitonent as 1o volo was taken, as | 5L SBCRAIY shove e Biice QLCIO0 wao, Waxell f an attempt tobreak Mr. WILEON (R Mass.) called up the bill to amend tincorporating the National Sailors' and Eoldiers’ | This VI, in its ceneral purposes, met bis hearty approval 1 ":}lnlll_“l,l‘::l’:-v[‘ilrlm,l,n :':Tv'“#fiulmmon b tn b He had no doubts about the Constitutional anthority of ty of the original act, were Gen, Grant and other officers of the """“'3 '""""l': ‘\;YP klilwru."rlm'd( pivge rty "'u flhm'fl 'Aftor all had uewered to thety names, it appeared that t pro- ate to-day was begun | through their representative, Gen. Salgar, will agree | MY and navy, and substitutes in their stead resident ut he nndertook to i8¢ Conjrees ommid oty Wl had anewered ames, & posed nos to this branch of the lnw will hereafter secure g sentative, . Salgar, E ‘ o District of C I o a State Government i ¢ was # majority of {wo or three against Mr. Blaine' i t of the bill. | to take possession of tho vessel here, in which case utisang o tho FIRHES of Oitamine. atate Gosemmentfof | there was ajority of o o; three agalust Mr. Plajues | & more, eifectual coiecrion of the revenis {rom . 5 IN WEST VIRGINIA. bt ol b wotion, and then the Democrats, 1o prosesve the uni- | FUHS fof the prestily we uve forved o lean ity of their record, rommenced to change thelr Wil doubticss’ be ‘reledsed’ ut no. distant ‘lly. The bill to extend the time for coliccting the direct taxes in the State of West Virginia until the 1st of June, blishied not by act of Cougress, b TRoobtwus plans present themselves; either we muat mmunition on the char ity laws, she h Med Staies,” te coming generally to (L€ Support | gy the cost of prodnction, and the tax betra; X W K B o S the fac | oimdiented that i wold be a | that whoeveris in the by m«.mnu-h.mmrnl’;-fly vndnm. the payment of some part of the tux, large or sn " to the Government. Tinsting that the amend it showed the Demoe of My B and the insertion of a clause | aug ]y irom ing Leen fitted ontin | th the s tes of Colombia, | V) 1S WOLIO! tione wade the Republican members, The who spole in sny of lis wsual foreible | the hond will not be required. y He followed in one w 1o be cstal by the vol- | fo specchies in faver of immed . e ac munn{‘:' au The City Councils of Washington have voted to | 1567, was passed. nntary 'I“f"'l‘ll' uple "‘"'l'm "';h He des w} tozive | from Yeato Nay, to (he great awnsement of the He of Reconstruction, Schenck made a shoit s s e hospitaliti o ci seorg DISTRICT PILLS PASSED. people that opportunity. That was the oh- ené Afroponie: i reduce w per contige on the tax on all manufactures, or extend the hospitalities of the city to George | gy, genato then proceedcd to consider the business || o i e Qnéstiohs werd jopouidied atto whethcalliwaa i on s having the stroncest claim the genlemen Wi for wembers 1o vote thive tines. “ ottt Aneeitebimaalions sustain it seemed the District of Columbia, and when Steve called the previens question. | Peabody. from the Committ ced as 0910 95, %o thit the | tio H ¢ of dirvetly swelling the eost of Hving it Lood It was voted down by 79, the S — passod bills of the following titles: ) Demsoerats all voting in the v simghan | XXXIXtn CONGRESS—SECORD SESSION, Extendiug Lo tino for the completion of certain atreet ! eooflued 0 e Moy motion to 1 ated. The followig s the vote | TEom the T, BRA Y H4 overy itls revenua ¢ zoltw i N a s i 12 by Gy tax upon pr as such, and then ocenpied the fioor for nearly an honr. ko e cal vy ’"'— To )lrndflu-nrllmunr]mratlnumv National Thoologi- ::::::g:'::fl 11“":-‘“:‘}‘-1:"Lthrflll":'m"lu" (t‘o in detat ( ik, Toman; Democrats, itadio) o gricalt dral and min’l’xml:\h-r;:(hshmrlbm" : sty ok e e 8 TRLEGRAVR TO THE TRINUNE. call e of Wi " pated ¢l v i highest ) 3 : pmeres, ianntuctuves, And the Mo made o very sonsible speech, in which he AT s WASHINGTON, Fel, 13,1667 | “Hixing the compentation of the Bafliffs and Criers of | by eitizen of the Reputic Orad oo to ) Allison, YEA etahuw, Randalt, (Pa.), DIl luive made by fur thie 50wt bewn i) eon. stated he was as Radical as any mewber of the e hsd B R i are inniih Tt District of Columb g ";l’;";"‘*"';":”"l‘l""?:’ to ;‘1"'"l:' ""'L:":m"v '|v”""'“-' | Avdevon, Kuyhendall, Rs trongls muitiplicd taxation for the support ot g ¢ e time | " . WILSON ( v Commit- | " o ses Lo sl on, G - | W e elective fran it also 1o give him the B ’ , ta Republican party, but at the same tim, not A 1 e T O (ORI E (o | L Eceas eTiic Rt 1 Uington, George- | HI L oer of the Stater o Tuake the BAJORTY of | Babrs \Neys, T eace (PryRICe (Me., o gvad '::;'n'fl willing to overstep the law, When he had finished, Eecretary § i Quartermaster-General Meiggs, It m ONSTRUCTION MILITARY BILL white wen his subjects for life, and compel them 10 pay | Baldwin, vence (0.}, Kovanear, i e and they have 1o traat Blaue oifered an amendment, and made a proposi- was indafivitely postponed. 4 2 . the expense of bis adnunistration { There Beniams Leftwien, Behcuel, chances whother auy portion of these large sume - 0 ® 2 THE ELIOT BILL. A7:30 p. . the Clerk of the House annonnced the pis- | cmancipated slave in America that would Bioghan Goodyent, Mirein, Tecovered or 16T, DI PIOSPETOUS ScaAsons, OF b fo “(’“"“‘ fa "!'h“"l' P ‘:‘ The Clerk of the Tloute auounced the passage by the | #1ke by the Housc of the bill to provide for the more | loflslation at Lo hade o Cov Hiane, Mawkice, Mekee ien prices ace mivanciug, fie wiiuaie conmmer Jaym Jud ' toe, w structions to rep L) ; Sttty i ; c : X . M Rier, ®prportion, bt it sdverse scasons, W iciary Committee, with instruetions to report the ol fon the cotaviishment of el governe | fficient government of the insurrectionary States. It | “Sir KEOAN"(Rep, Wis) inquired whether Mr. Bing- Blow, L i Fagtoe Crenny, | ave failing. losses by the prods vitable, leaving Taylor (N. Y.), t of the question Whethier s ggravated by taxes or wot. was read a first tim . ham's amendment did not allow Eebels to vote i ihe or- | Bucklanmd, bill back with his amendwments immediately. On b ment in Louis ; uittee of Ways aud Means have adopted 1his wotion the previous question was ordered. Oun Messre. WADE (Re) 7 Mr. SUMNER (Re ass.) moved to proceed to ita con- | Eamization of elvil government. Bundy Y.),Nichvizon, Tuayer, 3 . } . WADE (Rep., Ohio) and SUMNER (Rep., Mass.) . Mr. BINGHAM replied that it allowed them to vote un- | ¢ L, bhe! "X £ second plam alinded ta. It [s cort. to ordering the main question, the Yeas and Nays were | youe simatancously, and for the same purpose. sideration, bt Mr. MCDOUGALL (Detw., Cal) ohjecting, | yoam distrunchised o hecount of their partiapation i b | cemkve” . Hiamacd. Forl con, o Koy, | Fate of taxation from five to .m.r‘"i.«'#'“e'e.....:“_m k- ealled, and resulted in 86 Yeas to 76 Nays, the Dem- wve way to Mr. WADE, who moved to | 1t weut over under the rules. itebellion by the majorit i Wanes, could 1ot 2t this time ufford any thing beyoud such a re- ¥ DISTIICT BILLS PASSED. “Aye,” said Mr. SLOAN, * by themselves.” Dy Whale; du afforded a_very meonsiderab) “ By themselves,” Mr. BINGHAM repeated, 18 (he wa- | Day ok, Wilson (fowa), | amennt of noief, the same labor and expense of 3 Loth to the indiyidual At voti he affi ive. While x ] pri a siana " oerats nearly all voting in the affirmative. While | postpone il prior orders and take up the Louisiana bill, The consideration of District bills was resumed, atd the i h " the vote was being taken, Raymond, Blaine, and | As there was very little of the seasion Jeft, he hope jority of the 100,000 crnanci puted Slaves in Bouth Ciro n perpetuated. Itis following were passed ; others, knowing that the vote would be close, can tors would proeced to immediate action. . The S 2 To prof 1 his of married women in the Distriet. clat B > x Pl capinde / B §3 Pesvest the xights of aer P o it . Me.) asked the Bpeaker whettier the ] ld-have greatly smplified and vassed among the Democracy, and when tie Clerk Lad | #dveady cstavlishicd its reputation for talking. He hoped mabcavertatn changts 1o (he cost Snd mode of iueuing to recommit the bill Was amended by | Alley, Bawycr, OF the Comraicteo of Ways gnd Meanss finished calling the roll, 23 members changed their | it Would now show its capacity for energetic action. licenses. \hier Comnittee on Reconstruction. Ancons, 4 B Scofield, bt they Lave ! 1 antage of the $hole conn® vtes, wost of whom were D t Lad b Opposition o this motion cawe from both sides of the SALAKIPS OF CUSTOMS COLLECTORS. The SPEAKER replicd that it was. Armes/ o s Sholiabarger, |‘try wad to be studicd, ruther than their ease and om- votes, wost of whom were Democtats who Lad been | R B ecessary buluess of | , Mr. MORGAN (Rep., . ¥.) by unanimous consent, in. | Mr. BLALNE-Then I move that th Asbley (Obio),Farsworth, Harshall, . Zeants o e e votingin the negative The ordesing of the mait gues- | g yorfug Lad not been disposed of, thé law fixing e salarics of | o wnended by substitutieg the Judiciary Beatan, binew Fond, e i . | found entied R TEY daoptiig 1R Ve WAL tion wade it lock as though the bill was going to th Mr. TRUMBEULL (Rep., 11L) was quite as anxious, he | eral Appras % %,000 per annany, and for t with instrnctions to report back inmediate Eorgen, dilosstres ier, urrlm:, { five and excwpuuge from (ax such articlcs w8 sait, Judiciary Counmittee, and fhe Steveus party Was 3ain | wid, o 3r. Wiade could be to take up the bill indicated in | M APMEE Ay b i s on] Bt el 4 i s e e i Poutwels, Harding (Ky)Mitlor, " o o with a v amber of GUheE. AYtelEs MPOR defeated. Be fore lllf'lmal vote on sending the )-\ll.m I‘ It ) motion. but hie thought Senators should have | the “”,j"- . Heferred to the ¢ u.]'('u'f-‘ - {:m" with my amendment added as the Sixth Section, und on | RBoyer, (L, Moorhead, Thoriton. Which @ taX Was & peity annoyance to the payer as well the Judiciary Committce was had, Stevens took the | an opportunity for clearing their bands of bills and re- | meree that wotion I move the previous questio Huuh,\‘( i, ;i{nnllvl. lllrlu(ul-r.dp. s to ll.t-(';mlx’nmrm, n;.; (nmmn(-‘: r.-;-| ‘:hu they floor, and made a thirty ‘minute speech. Tt is the | perts first DISTRICT BILLS. The previons question was seconded by & vote of ¢4 10 e BYSw s, propose t distribute equal favor over the whole country, Lade 2 i, | 1 ] . B N & . “ Wk (Ohio), Henderson, nd PIEOY I » n E o] . LANE (¥ 44 i would oppose the motion |~ Tho eonsideratiortat District il w ‘:‘::xl"l'._!‘.' 83, and then Mr. STEVENS, demanded the Yeas ant Nays | Glarke. (K, Highys y BPIEAR R T y T I Site X 1 Van Hornto) | id all b & W mich s tiey’ WOuld Jongest speech he bas made this session. Whenhe | p Degan, all talking and walking on tho floor ceased, | Penaion ¢ Coak Houpes} Mr. IE) A bill appropriati destitute colored people of the Distnet, aud to be i tributed under the saperintendence of the Freedmen's ol be alded by a direct one per cent diminntion of The tax. The theory Is weli seitied that il taxes in the eud are wtion iucreases the cost ot uted to wake reports frou the the main questio Ward (K, ward (V4 W dered, Ind.) asked if it was in order aud of the Democrat Republi- | v f | te tiom of the il Bureau, was taken up UDING (Rep., Ohio) rose @nd gaid that moorder i Listert R e [ 4 g e 2 Arad sald tharhiiuite elmet & p e nd gaid i A 6) | disterbuted, and if Leavy 1 lr‘r’" m ;‘ vens reats | ThoCHA ot, s tho bill wae not yet e R (R B L e Iotetrict. . of | 0 test the sense of the Huuse 1pon the question, be we Welkcr, PROduetion of A% WEETial, or 0f MARNTACLIYes, 80 4 Te- wd the speaker, & | "N "Wade fon was ut aud decided in fhie affirm. | WHOM Wersin & state of “great Acstitution: $35,000 sere | now move that tho il and pending wmcudments be Wentworth, , | ducton of sasation diminishes the cost in S5 oyualinainy eamest attention to fol he said, Steven v AT s ot el Qe om e AT | Wpbroprinted for Tlet List vear, but whitce a8 well 88 | o thg table, itending, b to vote himselt M S e A T S DA i g I . I 11 caps. R s Jnded i at, and t ok veceived more " ot R 101 3 0 il clies o ustry as K0 L kinaly about the opposititon that had been shown to #wall i“uM»: - 1fm"‘ ‘:., o 18tion Wwae dealigne ‘;"',“‘r | the jon, Wikdom -5, Jesseus the cost of production. By prrsuing Wi plan ine hie weasure, and explained his 1 Frelingh'ysen, Kitkwood, Sumner, to whom all other charities were de- [ The vote was taken by Yeus and Naye and resnlted . | ticated, we shall soun ieach the point where taxcs mav 10 harry watters. He discnssed the merits of the vas Grimes, Wadc, ' . AT N 1 s 39, Nays 113, a strietly party vote: tion then recurred on the passage of tho bils ay | b Fevied only upon 4 very sl uamber of articles and T RS 30 Srarumaen = i iy Al Mr. WADE (Rep. d there wan i great deai of s SEATN A e ) orning, aud it was hy w Vote of 3 CONG, YOXDASE, RC 1apHSRaNed, pF_ S el Handa, o rae & great doalof | Ty L iyt une réfused tolay the bill and Ameéndments on. | MOdITed 1his morhing, aud 1€ wia passed hy3 vite of Gty ‘rednced fo pumibers, will be roundly Jimin: 1f the exampie of the country oftenest held up 108 Yoas apalnst o6 Nuys, av follows : YRAS onk amendments that had been offexed. and explained | - Henderson, that to consider them endangered the Dbill, and | Cresswell, Howard, o to be killd for want of |FeUn o Howe time. He ¢ his Lill was the wnavimous | Fie ice of embers of the R straction Committce, with the exception of F . He fariler stated that the Lill suffering b avything, and I amn not disposed 1o 0V urval vor of confinir; laws 1o the narrowest } t year we libe berof articles the beneft from which has ¢ op d now we shall Lave added Blaine's motion to e extent of surrendering an 4 laiy Commitiee. 5 iearly oue liulf of all we obtained in 4 0 close the dob ol R : operation of the Bevenue law. For what to close the debate, took | Baster, an, o i i cach ease of cxcmption L trust satiss w o knew Low aunch | the table ¥ 0 amoug the poor. He s 5 4 by lucreasing the amount to The vote was then taken on orderiog the -lnhnm;mrm- e Judie s lmitatiou is valuable fo; 1 actual destitut moved Lo ame Lawrenee (Pak, on Mr. Blaiue's motion 1o refer the hill + %0, Nays 7 wade it Foeg, W the LI was pased Committee, and it resulted porutivg the Newwith, Nohiox, PATTERION, Mr. STEVENS being entit ouly tem- | : e » mamimons cor porary, u finite could be agreed | 0, wid Mr. Hendricke objeeting, it g the pportunity of doin s At this time, st be wight not | 1 | explanations Jf required will be a8 upon. He was rather satirical in his arks o0 | eoeg oy 2 it of prize y nary who | have unotl i consenue of the recom- | $ ’ f someof thememwbers who approve nothing but Consti- PRSE REPORT participated i th o hich was passed. wittal of the bill. e said that for the List two months | a§ few itoms which I sha gl UKCHASE OF DAVID'S 1SLAN 5 «nize the fact ¢ \ this Cougress had been conidening mensires conieetod i extandve, snd bk DOPIRS ihe B | with thie Southern States, while these 8tates had becn i 1 Tife o the nation jusified the 4 s I VY pockets vf ou ow we feel bleeding at every pore. The whole country wa alive (o N bia (| the necessity for action, uithongh Congrem itaeif secined 1gs therein, wi passed, | insensible to it The w itry baul been alive to the «dings beforo Jastices of | pupineness with which Congress had conducted itscif. 5 . e Peace in the District of Cormbia, was pasad, . o), from the Comuiittee s (he DrL it o A Copgress had st here aud raised 1o voie 1o vf DN o oo 0, T o0 | o tos g painkunem of larcenly in tie District of it proplc it to o e aty 10 e | 5 r Mass) reported adversedy the | ap wILEON enlle n in relition to thin appointment of cadete Shersatr BE N i, Also, the billof the b to provide for | § ’ or porses used in United Also, the 1grolut) A the 1esolution (o pa of which were indefinitely CEARE int resolutic In oF §95,000, Davia's Isl ent and Presidential Comp impossible to f tutioual Amende s Referring to them, he eaid it wa & Lill coptainmg universal am frage, and nnivers: speech evidently the Radical mewbers, When le had finished, the final vote on the wetion to recommit the Lill to the Judiciary | ¢ RN - PRAMEND thie weight of taxation, But a Jiitle more than six monthe 260 We gave red tent of not less i §75,000,000, and now sha!l give ilief, fuily equal i snbe stunce If ot in amount. nidary wlere we pausa 18 the pointat which we veucli the smonnt which will paw Ny expenses, the interest on the publie debty aud leave fa g bak for some N o rank, Guards, “ W N¢ ok, Cnllom, 1 | - . fowmittee was Jost,. Ly a veote of 0 to se ite Jucoh Collamner, and the widow of the Hud up the House asked by gentlemen why U Lo T Bk ol i | W Foote, the amuit de them wnder th M | g DeLat Rt oo soviain Tots of srcam] . | M ot 11 ion which Congress eould uct ' the public devt. This 1s absolntely - Selentee Democrats veie ¢ ou of wembers of Congrest, | Ghff it Uyltgd Mates Arscual at Pittstrgh, which L S , L W C I L N 18 Shapuinersdiicamanial 1) e o A ative, and 21 in the meg ri oy T Joining WD LRI . d tiie Mo with some aeriony by the gentloman from | DO o lover of s country would dare to go; for ome, . Ohio ( siid V3th somie propricty on | Dewing, yecognize the truth that 1o tax s s0 emall the puy- Cof whichalees not either impose ncreased toil upom the tax-p ot deprive bim of sowe inditlgence or en- oy ment of lire. But,notwithstanding the unprecedented Wt of onr taxes, the cxpibit of our imeowe sty T OF GOVERNMFNT PROPERTY. (Do, Indy caied up the il to et properiy for not less than ¢ st be recollected, how- | 1Ak, paress had ve ter untl after the holidags, s hiad ore than | Aroeid, ie Benate then, It Toek, adjourned. g ds cver, he sald, that durine thi portuniiy to act in th i voting to eoromit the Auderson, D. R. Asbley, Buker, NORICH HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Binghait; Bltine. Blow, Broon ' a bl sinee that time Co Davis, Dawes, Defrees, Dol 1ge, | THE KECONSTRUCTION PILL. utly to attend to 1 b | Bekey oarRaner; o [ s atter atl bt (11 o Uian what each indh “erry, Gariield ins, 1Y, Ho e The House vesumed the consideration of the bill re- d that after the ya there w i ik, codyear 1 cliooses to pay on s 0wn estimate of WS inGome, Feniy, Gariicld, Bayking, T, Ho vard 35 SO e b Beration of the bill n her good or } i that on t e, Harding Ky ). Loan feat i ont the CAPRIRES of At lcast three-fourthy of oue W . Habbgll (Obiol, Huibud, 08 ported by Mr. Stevens, from the Reconstruction Commit s 'woeks hAd n the H e | Boyer, Harris, Vlr:r\lmll, ! people, wWho by our winimum are exempt, shiows th Ketsam: Laflin, Jawrence ( il tee, for the estublishment of Milltary Goveruments o the upt to amend it, and with a rigid_ determination ou | G0 ",'“". ’l'l'““"- g Bvde o A | they have Lot fullen upon the cxpital, nor even absor e e s sid | Sonth, the part of a gentleman (Bingkan), who fn the moet ni | Chanler, s, icholsomy a i t L we of the coantry. The ambitiou of the Marvia, McKee, NcRuer, Monill aticrson, | Mr. VAN HORN (Rep., N. Y.) nddreased the House, Heo | parilamentary maunet 100k tlie charse of the bill afice it o ). B, Snox (e fcan people is to lmprove ticlr condition, and eyer . 1Me.), P S Pre 8 ) 0 A0, B been reported, and with a vigor and enerey and dok i RO ) Ty ar to know more, earn woie, and h poie. This poh. S SARDY L M argued the illegality of the goveruments set up in the K,..m.»..,,;,].,r might N,).fl.:l\\.:‘lmullny)rgnlmv'm. |.|“.v.;;.11.|.; ” fandalipn), Thoman, B, et s “T",h““ '”f;fi" ,wl’ "{.,.{,‘,'.’,,’“';,’; haye I womas, Warner lately rebellions States, that they were w reat eredit to Stones all Jacksou in his he st condition, b i ) mas, J. L., » and agne which now afffic e A Wilsod to® 1 Woodbrid Py ar 10 adindic & ;"I . “,"’,"” ,'"",,‘.'," """‘,",,ml’ Bfased o open the bill to amendments. The House wouid | 7 [ Keamoud, " Lhoratel. | Vitherto our prople have wade great exerlions ot only ’ " sy iy s 1 Taunetacs. thh e aelias. < o] Authiby Ut I, K80, Defug nncer thS eaktio) o€ theee " t asked often for an opportunity to | Dods Kerry it wd (KY)~55 | 1o mapntoin their capital undimivished in spite of 1o comnut was nd Mr. Stevens | (b umcout and nature of the claime adjudicated, who were the leaders of the Rebellion, they could not and nendment to that bill, but that opportunity had | Eldvidye, Kaykendall, Roge L o, but 1o _add thereto their naua) aanusi 1 refused, and fnnsm 8 the House had snstiained . TEVENE exulting at the f snrplue. We have reached the point when this cannot be # continued. Th ome of the ry for the present cnized by Congress. He argued that the n- 1E8, mnst not be re reported from the Commit- | yight to act by as in erder for b aker whether | pted the position, Just as the ¥ widnot help it. He had labored o comng year will be ly reduced. No dercanded ¢ passage of gy | the refu wan - can doubt it, and We wust redoce Mr. MORRILL (Rep., tablishing loyal gove pngress in rel the Lill. It was sus 1 the bill was put onits | s Military Affalr hout s ol ary Affairs ut, the bill to ot kood ol Laert “Heave fis it was passed by 3 vote of 100 Yeas ot s pinclaimed Colored Vo | ments i those States was beyond any question, aud the Suuction with several comwittecs of loyal laration of good oid Lacrtes thyt “ Meuven 10 5% The Repnblicans v ing in the negativ | tecr Bouuty Foud, now wu cusfody of the Freedmen’s Bu- | duty was hoperative. from the South, for four months, and had altered and re- | yet ruled aud that there swere Al (Laughted). fowr taxe !um\ our ‘np«mu corvespondingly. < e Republicans ve in gative | ro Mr. STEVENS (Rep., Pa) withdrew the motion o re- | 8ltered, written sud r itten it several times, and joud 10 following 18 the Lill as corrected and passed by the | Althongli I cantiot congratulato the Houso upon an entire were: HBaker, Baldwin, ks, Da Defrees, Mr. WILEON (Rep. Maes) reported from fhe eame " L that it met the opposition of DUErOUs s ryAe tal and persistent corsistency in its onmuwup«’? re= D Hawki , 1 | Comuittee the House bill providiog for the payment of | commit the bill in order that he might submit some outhern States. It was therefors not | House, ajterations in ita turt 1o all the lmits of our anuual expenditure, yét we OORS LARNIS, ), Latd ““l‘» 040, | ounties authorized by law to oldiers who | amendments which he explained. Among them was & l; udn'n‘v l':llu;-i«‘n not as .{;:ml . ml;[)ln'n “A BILL 10 PROVIDE FOR THF MORF 1YTIC TENT GOVERN- l:x\\“v ot x|l;‘vl|’v'n:lu;;xv‘l‘!lwl' Hl-'“‘\c'mar. at l.e&n:“n-a"l %'r as o-pight t i di rge Papers, an % 10 3 N s ch Congre ¢ i think, however, ufter all i MENT OF THE INSURLSCTIONAKY STATES, contrast wi e position of the - g as akentmiat. | evetifuta fontii sacani sectios by Nhich ome et e unjust, it Wik in Whereas, The pretended State Governnents of the | conntri France Taised about $430,000,000 vet annoally exhibits a small deficit. Ttaly, however une e of ent makes the biil Provide that in cascs | directly dctmicd five general offiéers to command in the | un aant’s discharge certificate 18 alleged to be | several milita et | organized. an and where the claimant's application | Mr. GARFIELD (Rep., Ohifo) suggested that it was not | House could and bounty, priot to e act of July 2, | for Cong ake 10 detail army officers. the South ttled by the Anditor npon proof Mr. 8T ), it Wi 1'it and make it better, and to see whetl Iate so-called Confederate St do sowcthing to ¢ al wen of Missigippl, Alubama, | favorable her balance gheet, is too mmx 10 be severcly 1 Aol ate justitutions & 10 the prinel [ Lonsiava, Florida, Texas, L Arkansas, were set np | eriticize Austria, wheve a depreciated cwrrency bag ublican kove o, He had warned the | withont the autherity of Congress sud witbout the sanc: | L putributed to the degredation and distember- us for sad additional bounty | the views of gentlemen around bim, but finding that be | ke pack to the Conmj on | tios went of the nation, I8 ap example so excessively Alfor apon yren of Auch loss, 46 | could 1ot do 8o e Withdrew the proposition 1 aaend the | Reconstruction it must e But his vigorond fricud afford 1o | tocite it wonid not be refreshing, even to those Wwhoee ws settled by him under the reg- | second seetion. from Ohjo (Bingham) had assured the I!finwnwi its ve- A conntenance 48 much less forlorn. Prussia is in a fai b T o-ue nd mat ity bil) will come up, wiil be rashed through. [ The House Comwanittee on Forcign Affairs special Liecting to-day, all the members being uate J eneourn ze Inwlesstes 1+ position, and comes out of i «u ul war Wi Millien Mexican Loan propositi - 0 o ibed by th ct 1 - Mr. BOUTWE: M g mittal wonld have no fuch effe t would he e The ) | 9.be Ktmeriied I Besraryof e xroet ,x.’.!.", the .'le‘l-.vm:,x'a[‘r:]ulfyf‘k'|i.‘2f.'fi)m‘y);'f.'r fi'r:’kn?;:«fl?“:x:s back here freeh nu';l Ifiuunumg ln- the course paple .-: - ¥her 7. Jt Is ecemary that peace and :tx:‘\;.l grier ,l..'.qnu o "r;;‘:‘mm; ;fln;;‘:':nu}w Pruseia wages : ties « 6. Hle asked the House, where was tha and | should be enforced in 1 ! aband | hev soldie il e . forage n tio course of his re- | dave, Mo & fovernments et be legilly cetabiishid, | enemy, and an indemnity is dematided of (he vabquiahed, England is a faiver exumple, She increased her vaf WILEON aleo reported, without amendment, from | propriety of passing the bill. Com tiee, (e Houso Dill extending 10 o ey LML E {tshould Mappen that the Supreme | why the House lind not something in liewof it. In regard | zepubjican State e 3 very greal to get the Comn ly npon this scheme. The m: cussed very fu as was alco the pre 1 of affairs in Mexico. The great difficulty | ¥ of the Commiittee is in geting , at th ited States guarantee the interest, as <, from evidence before t )i - ” ¥ before the House, it was reported with a | Therefore urt af tie United Statcs shonld Geclare, as it possivly | Lo tho bill now befire the f 8 W 01 enacted by the Sencte and House of Representatives | debt by the Crimean war, 430,000,000, aud her annual ex- officers on the retired hst the benefit of onal Tation for cvery five years serviee. ! At the ten States 1ately 11 rebellion wero | perfect understanding that if it becamo & law, it must %0 reported, ith amendment, the Honse | Stutes in the Unfon, and were entitlcl to all the rights | puss withont smendiwent, It was not intended s a mteer officers im the regular army with | and privileges of States, aud should baso thelr declara- Reconstruction bill, it was intended simply as i police uuteer service, &e., and giving such offi- | tion on auy act of Congr then those States were re- | bill to protect the loyal mien of the Houth rom amarchy k by brevet in the ¥ anmy as they a6 the Judiclaty could reatore them, to their | and murder and rinyitne, until Congress took » lttle tore | on in the voluni . In the Government, and nothing remuined to | tue to establish a civil government there, REWARD FOR Congress and the pe except to aecept that conclusion | learned friends, he said, ook uhim-(.nll 1o the bill heenuse | 1 1) reported from the same Dindling, or else to enter into an indeteribable and dan- | the adverbs in it were improperly placed, aud whilo they B, A0k Ve ¢ e jolut resolu- rous controversy with the Chilef Judiciary of the land. | did not pretend to object 1o fts main features. yet, they | sippi and Arkancas the VO Districs, as om letters recently recei oretary djngt and settle , this Wil became alaw and was put in ope hud objeeted to his pirticles aifit his participles [aughter]. | Texas the Vi Distiict b p Randolph Mortin, as f the Wash- ipreie Court would have no capacity to see in | and they had with a pertinacious deteriiation taken | i And be it fur that no real Government in Mex | auston, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Company, ten Sta auy ¢ivil government; therefore for | every step that was possible to pledge Congress to of the General of the Ar O in ) r 0o a ¢ I 00 y g ¢ 4 0 & Wi called 1h Constitutional smendment, ue each of said Districte an . Our Minister. Mr. € aud occupation of the road of sald compary el purposcs 1t could wco mo Btate, and Congreth pas catled " tlo * Cousitutiongt * scaimist S g 08 States of Ax A Coujederate Sia i t W Btates, 1 tor that purpose Virg t, North Carolina and orgla, Alabann, i csx_assenibled, siucc been larger by aboiit $10000,00 pe {1 Rivided tnto | vear, and im<tead of being diminished since the closo military au- | the war, Is Bow nearly 20,000,000 more thau it was in 1668, T preserived ; | ose of the war. Beside tho anoual ¢ Ttute the Ist Dis | of $350,000,000, Great Britain raises $i0,000,000 in o el the 114 Distriet, | itew for poor rates. Though we wero forced to create District, Missie- | large Natlonal debt, yet since the closo of the war we 4 Louisians and | have steadily and largely reduced the snm of our ex- penses from the point at which they stood at the close of acted, that it shall be the duty | the rebellion. Our ex) nditures were in 1865, §1,200,812,963, St 10 the commaud of | i 1566, §520,790,95, and in 1867 are estimated at $284,517,000. of the Regulnr Army ot | ‘This showss el (‘l;n'hegm:lll;.‘l:);‘n: our (:avemrfll'l: nera), aud to detail 4 suf- | rising to the o crge facily - such officer to perform his | turning from tgl track of war to fio Inmq\en:{'u and went of 1L desired. 11 apy uittee as well as Minister Campbe ico bas yet Leen f 1 says he bas made diligent seareh, but ha l;u‘lu. @ War, ts own haids the politieal reorganization L, = tation o Congres ficient militar 3 & Mr., HOWARD also reported from the same Committee, | of these Stat He held this bill to Le in jts present | should be admitied to ey resentation in LTSS, cient m : 8 . ; ie haye alread find the Jnarez or Liberal Gove 1 + this | without amendment, the il authorizing the payment of | form of vital importance to the future welfare of the I\'mrel from the ublican _members, **Oh, i His | dutics .mf'l(nl fo1ee b ity iu the dietrict to Which ::2?;“;(-‘;2:5' :r:co:l:flxmnw ,‘fi‘.,.fl."fi.fl'f’"m J)M u’- state of affaire, the Comuittee & d npanimonaly | e rewards offered for the capture of Jefferson Duvis, country. as it would keep in the hands of Congress and in | learned Triend from Ohio (Mr. Biughav) had this morning | e ts assigned. 1 be the ditures of years of war have uot become altogether Iy S e s ey MENSE PROCESS IN THE SUPREME COURT, the haids of the people control of the question, which | declared with b xultation tuat bo hiad succecded | BeC, & And de .".".2'.'.‘f7".fi""l""r:,T":..."‘Jl',‘fr}n::' e | Benditure O e absmitted o suceeedibg_yoarss States should be admitted d R O e S aitn | Deroonts 18 thal e tac nad prd ol8 | Ser T It insist that much further retrenchment is pracs ud property, to suppress xpedient for our sent 1o ¢x- | Mr. POLAND (Rep., Vi) reported from the Judiciary | question was whether those ten tend the aid which Mexico asks. This concl Comamittes o bil) providing that persons held upon menge | into the Unlon under the lead aud control of disloyal f ; ’ process. or exeention issned from the United States Conrts, | men, or under the lead and fufluence of loyal wen. ‘That was partly owing 10 the fact that the French troops | shall he entitled to discharge in the same manner as if ar” | question comprehended in ity relations th ure being withdrawn in good faith, thus el rested upon sizilar process of the State Courts of the same | whetlier these States should bo for an indefinil R i e distriet, time—five, ten, or twenty years—disloyal States, or Mexico from foreign intervention. i e o N THE PUBLIC PRINTING, whether tlu-, should be 1oyal members of the Union. the gentle The friends and opponents of League Tslaud asa | M. Al THONY (Rep., R. 1) reported from the Commit- Mr. DAWES (Rep., Mass.) suggested the question as to | ence to the tee on Printing, the Hoftse il makihg the Superimtendent | wihether the establishment of military Govermmonts in | was that the ado) rence to one of these Rebel commul- | persors in their rectsely President ysed t. That was o news | itsuite to Fowosition | to him; He hiud ecn It in the Committee, and the whole | cause o he ers it the public peace oart mare By btod of | Comnnittee had seen it and spurned it. 'He had seenit, | and or e mAy an the present year. e coet of goyeIEER toe Dificent argmment and peroration whichi | tubunals to take jurisdiction of avd to try offenders, or | only increased in excep! partments, and aleo, I the Ao Ia e last llll'u.,:‘m’\»‘i‘lm in vefer. | when, n his Judiient, it may be accessary for the Hial it aboukd not be f;em'm to go beyond its S constoted | to which he had referred, is own idea | of offenders, ke shall have power to organize i 3 (’\llun of that view would be an indorse- | commiseious or tribunals for that purpose, avything in | minished ex) nditures mean diminished taxations .y ¥ e pledg o constitution & call tafes to the i portant dent’s policy. Tt would be !h«ulug( n- | the constitution and laws of the so-ca T\'Su‘ud A e xpiriia now a8 heretofore v o ail of it that it was i ‘¢, and 10 punish or | ticabie and should be rigorously pursued. Onr ex] bt e Public peace | for next year are estimated at nearly : oud 10 this e thay the present year. The cost of Navy-Yard, are here in strong foroe, seeking to in- | of Pablio Printi 3 v i o 3 g § 8 g & elective by the House of Representa- | the South was consistent with the constitutional duty wment of the Pres L 0 | o ¢ ding: fineuce the action of Congress, tives, with an aiendment uuflnug such officer -pnorflwr Lvd.npnn ('onérvu to guarantee Lo enrl:‘ State a repub- | gress in advance to what the House bad uo right to pledge | conteary notwithstanding andl\lllealllull g c1al points of clubarTasswent. AS an original question, The C: it Way . of aud elective by the Senate. jenn form of m-w-nlmnn‘fl. Y it, namely : the admission of those States when certain | procecdings or processes to prevent orlu‘»lm‘rl"m,m_l:m nmx;.lm S vion of Thi T ‘M"‘ ie Corumittee on Ways and Means will not proba- APPOINTMENTS 70 THE CIVIL SERVICE. Mr. BOUTWELL satd the question was o very proper | thinies ulhlniulhll J\";;";'i'c‘f o O b ikl R SR ;l}!l;::';'. raid milirary 1 bunals, sud lf interierence | 15 wap my | TSI viey of She TR w ‘e 1) from the Judiciary Com- | one, and he would try to answer it before he took his seat. [ Mr. SHELLABARCE ¢ inder | 1, v : ] ) from (he Jaaiiary Com: | oo, 00 M O . Woe inquisad ot Me. SITELLA DA O e Section of tho. Loujsiaun i) | mOi(ury wutlionity wnder this uet, shall bo void and of no | 83 per g1l rns aivible; aod £ ik frande, St JWLr rate ma) at some future time od; it now the Commitice of Ways ard Means lied the conclusion to recomm very stringent’ Uly report on the Amendatory Taxift hill for o woek | Mr TRUMBULL (Rep, ome. T o & : oo | mittee reported adversely upon Mr. Anthony’s bill regu- LDRIDGE (Dem., Wis.) inquired of My, Boutwell 10 come. They have raised the duty on jate. hew, | Jiting appointments to the Liyil Beevice. and to promote | whether the bill secured i vight of trial in capital s | the efficicncy thereof; and the swme was indefinitely | offenses, before ju y itute should present itself for admisston | effect, ? - m any Bt b es, that admlssion 1 o SEe. & And be it furiker cnacted, That the Courta and | ble that a % | gudicial otilcers of the United States shall not issue wiite e on such terms as flax, wool, and iron, above the rates in the Senat rics. izress to which the appli 4 les postponed. Mr. BOUTWELL admitted that it did not. 8 st AR DUt M foF 14 0 i ~ring-Ay "”':’x.:”:“‘l:( wven-t ° COLORADO. AT BOURIDGRE then Duguited furthor i that was not | Was made ““*;‘f‘..}"n:“.f‘fi:a‘{iné':-1:?3?513.‘.';'.".'.‘,',.l‘i‘.‘.'.:‘.‘-.':.’.‘. e i hichihe perton o o narees o fo% | The present Tute, and hiuve roposed_some very atrin o s purposo of exCIUAE S ke 00 tho | for s crie of crises exlusteely. twithin the Jurisdiction of | yrovisions, believed to be BECPTich we pect o To facilitate the c position to and violation of the €onstitution, h arged with crime should | gress was - have the right to trral by jury, and an opportunity tecon- | proj per-terms DENVER CITY, COLORADO, Feb, 12,1867, | front the witnesses agalist hhi, o Mr. BLAL 4 the following tele- | in direct op M. WADE (Rep., Ohio) present rhict prosi 1 due August, 1997, the Se. Ireasury bas | grophic message which was rea i wiilitary distric’s | cousiderable revenue, and without Sei A B g G peces charges sue March 6 0 f ieciarcd that bis amenduent Jeft the | therein, or unlexs sone comleion u arftiees o duty 10 :;x:;n::::m:rll,am:m'fll‘:fl'ls’vflfflf‘ lis purt i : ‘ : . 9 y y Jongres the district wherein 5 i . e Bia seven-thirty bonds trausmitted to Washington for | To the President of the United Stales, and Speaker of the | = BOUTWELL r--m:nl'thnnho puwrr:fl(.('urlzr:;r‘: m:\‘l‘l“";‘i‘hl\l‘rll-'l\rfl"l'n(lx"’fi"" o8 o s T S g Sy “l'l‘:l :m.h.-m.unn-lulvnwmrvl'ul)mx,uxmn Sonor, that | estimateq that 'sfl w,,,,.,,,xpg',;.nm.‘..( ::5 .w tes sent inrotura, Holders of seven-thurty bonds falling A large and enthuslastie mase meeting, held this ever- £ arose af such periods, but it did not cease to exist | cal suffrage, “lml Ilfi:‘.\; I-lll|t.l\l'nd‘xf;l;,lt'i‘)’l‘n"‘l‘ll‘g{,‘“{!h‘::;]’h] ‘ll‘::-"m 28 “: “‘:":“;m' nnd,‘ ;un'tllu-r. i that Lo befleres lrau»n!- L ce 8 il l'“'d“f(fifi l{;‘{ly ""n il p ivg: EBATIROUTY, MO Che, oliOwing Jressibie’ and power, the eause | those tatos shouhl 060 Solo 1l To triwniphe of tha | that the sudorsed petition is pieferred fn good faieh and i | fous, "t whon it was estiniated that sev n.u“:- resolution : and e Jonger et that he believed that the course | furtheranee of justice, and not to biuder or delay the pun: | gallons et AR vorage, oo A on 'fie;l’}.r:fl :-y "o paths i0to the sheep oF goat-holes of the | ishuent of criie Al persons put under mil(ary arrest | crease of ‘.::nmed u?d i “nwhmw L vernment, s hid been e Sluient o Titn act shall be tried without unnecessary | amount consumed, wid it 1t et WIULE ,.rm“'fimy Y les that a party ¢ admission. the Courts of the Unted States i tary of the due in August forwarding the same before March 21 cau fell certain of getting a prompt retarn of the ' bonds; while, if converson is delayed until neager | o Whereas, it has been falsely reported to Congress by oy by proposed 1o proter & a, 5 PP ot ; s De o nt, ne well o | Prosident. This bill simply ¥ v e g A Dl 1 August, the pressure for conversion will be o great :"'f;‘_"r'e‘" 9“";“ that the wajarity of the people of Colo | the Executixe Depa e 0Yent condition whien | people of the F"“"":‘l’fi‘lfi Sestiomen shoss o |ntrodiieg | ColaT, and 10 cruel of unusual pupiebment sl b | there BEEN e e Trow this souroe, at Iu 3 comus 4 Pose a 2 J i o cao) o loted, e e ————) a 10 prevent a prowpt retarn of the bouds. W heica Oie umem ‘ms‘ux;mul::ll;‘um ve mdmnnnlofl Sse nus B hehons C;:'l;'::' Thooe e the priviess | Spiasny & 4V the other Revel Btaten, 1t gLt pass Lotk | ¥ BEC. 8 And be it puriher ”“““,u"' “mmw"ornlmmj(ym o L ITE e a0 D i st 9 anoest g BOy- | ot SEORTAE DochIfABY VI WAT', 7 GeRivson | OBSH SHINGD LIS, b1 sna i combosusucth i i o b 08 b G ks Caten i o ) M S, ) W ;