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dent into the In conntry to prevent, if possible, a general Indian war, but owing to many circam- stances this wasnot made. The objeet sought to be accomplished by this Commission is deemed to be of very much importance, owing to the fact that there is a feeling of discontent among the Indion tribes. It is well known that wany of the tribes are not diposed to.go to war, The great object of the Commission was to find out the tribes that are friendly, so that thé hostils' tribes may be left to themselves. A gemefal Indian war would be a great calamity, but it is possible some hostile tribes onght to be chastised, and by sepa- rating the friendly from the unfriendly this cotld be | jng governments must be vacated, avd to be no part v d“,'“ without much trouble or expense. the reconstruction. That hvvwonm)o\'ernm(:‘:lnt The Department of Agriculture has rccently re- | supersede the present flegal Governments. That none ceived from Alexandria, Egypt, o swall gnantity of '| hut laya] persons shall take part in the formation of thie te n. pub) the celebrated long staple Egypti new Tuents lie sehool it he = Syrytantoyiion e, ‘open Lo ol and that » homestead i be re-election to the office of Prosident of an: who has once served as such, whether clected ny ent or rred to the Judiclary Commitice. THE PARIS EXPOSITION. . Mr. SUMNER ( Hm‘efllednmn joint resolution Mppropriating §60,000 for bition pusposes, wich dhfl& ézw- lut week, but failed to be engrossed A conourrent vesolation for & rocens from Monday next until the 8th of May, e 3 Wflflhhnw:u::»“l:d' 4 frow the Heuse. and RECONSTRUCTION. Mr. SUMNER (Rep., Mass.) introduced a joint resoli- tion declaring certain further gnarantces received in the Teconstruction of the Rebel States, in addition to the wi- versal suffrage. The resolutions require that the exist- ~ WASHINGTON. e FNREK RECONSTRUCTION MEASURES AND TWO CONSTITU- ‘TONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSED IN THE SENATE—THE COMMITTEES-THR IMPEACHMENT QUESTION IN THE HOPSE—A HOT DEBATE—THE ADJOURNMENT PROPOSI- :::.:»lmtu! CONMANDERS UNDER THE MILITARY BY TRLRORAYE TO YN TRINUNE. 'WASHINGTON, Thureday, March 7, 1667, In the Senate to-day the session lasted ounly an hour, but in that brief epace, three Recenstruction Bills and two Constitutional amendments were pre- sented. The Committees for the session were an- nounced, At his own request, on account of ill bealth, Mr. Fessenden was relieved from the chair- msuship of the Finance Committee, and Mr. Mor- wan took hie . Mr. Wilson introduced & joint the g.m‘;nncu-; i:k::e‘llmmmnz.m 1: which will be seut ont in small parcels, for experi- | secured to . early vote, ment, on applieation to the Comimission, The dis- | The: of the resolutions being oljected 10 tribution of this seed will be confined exclsively to' by Mr. JOI (Derw., ML), they went over. The Semato then went nto Executive session UL 0 u N MO0 after el o l_Q( ive aad I MOURE OF REPRESENTATIVES. RECONSTRUCTION—A CONTESTED SEA SENATE. ... WASHINGTON, March 7, 1667 The Journal of yesterday having been ryead, the A A:;;;bmm TO AVPROPRIATION PILL Bpeaker presented a letter from the Clerk of the House, Mr. ANTHONY (Rep., R. 1) offered a resolution to | transmitting a communication from the Secret of T b R e 0 | iaae, ek kciac o srote 3¢ Sha S B piivide: amendments to appropriation bill Com- A e ey M witared 1 {he | 10T the more efficient. govermment of the Rebel Btates, Henate, b referred to the Committve ou Appropriations. | And anounciug bis pirpose to promulggte it. Laxd on dopted. the table. B Also the following telegraphio disputeh: CHARLESTON, March 4,187.—To the Speakcr of the House ofikfpvuenlal.ru of the XIth Congress: ‘The wembers of the South Carolina Mission Conference of the Meth Episcopal Church, now_fu sassion, send T\-tmi to Con- ress, and devout thankagiving to Alnm , for the ssago of the Recomstriction bill, to t in their rights all classes in the South. 2 A. WEBSTER, Secrotary. LEv1 8coTT, President. The House vemalned in session four hours to-day. Very little in the way of actnal business was done. The members seemed as if they bad not frlly recavered frow the action of the cancus last evening, aud were nof prepared for business. The prospect of an early adjournment makes them careless. However, ihere s very little to be done, and members need some rest after their ardaous dutics of the last session of the XXXIXth Congress. Mr. Kelley introduced a bill wimilar 1o the oue introduced in the Senate to- day, by Mr. Wilson, which requires that a regis- tration of all the volers in the Bouthern States whall be made by Sept. 1, under divection of the mili- tary commanders, and 5o one shall vote who is not registered, and that all veting shall be by ballot. The bill goes to the Judiciary Committee, and will be soted on at ence. The Speaker aunounced the Gulf States, —— XLin CONGRESS—Fmst Spssiox, BY TELNGRAPH TO YRR TRIBUNA. EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION, The CHAIR laid veforo the Senate a communieation from the Seeretary of the Iuterior, asking an aj pria- tion of $30.000 to Hnme expeuses of & Comuiission to (reat with the and secure thelr removal further west. It was ordered to be printed. THE NEW COMMITTEES, Mr, ANTHONY (Rep,, R. 1) moved a suspension of the rules, and requiring the clection of tees by ballot, six of the Committees, vix.: Elections, Judi- B p - Rul Mil Ret + 1 | and offered a resolution appointing ¢ ttecs as fol- | Also, & communication from the Into Commissioner of nles, eage, etrenchment, and | jows—Reps., Roman; Dems., Italic; Johmsonites, Smail | Fublic Bulldimes in refesence to th appr riation in the . Deticiency bill for compieting the repairs and funisbing the President's Honse. Also, & commumeation from the Secrefury of the Tn- terlor, urgng an appropriation for the expenses of w Conanission 1o the Indian countr, nuditing salaries of officials of Congress. The only ehanges wade in the Committee on Elections were Mr. Poland in place of Stokes, and Kerr instead of Caps: Dhrvi(n Relations—Summner, Chalrmar evon, Harlan, Morton, Patterson «N. H. Finauce Commitiec—Morgan, Wilii ssenden, Cam Marshall. On the Judiciary, the new members ato | Cattell, Henderson, Mortil) (V) Mr, STEVENS (Rep., Pa.) in_connection with the latter Churchill in place of Cook, Marshall in place of Mor- | Appropriations- “5,':5'" (Me.j, Griwice, Howe, Wilson, | comtm cation lnluw'misd’n“htllll' MpprpTiating #2060 0 , Conkling, Guiirie. r il urpose indicaied. ad three thues an e dl. xie, a0 Eldridge in place of Juck Rogers. Mavshall | ¢y merce—Chandler, Morril (e.), Morian, Sprague, a b ABIOURNNENT. N. Y.) unked # question of privi- Mr. POMEROY ¢ lege, and offered coneurrent resolutions that when The two Houses adjonrn on Mowday next, they adjowm (o meet on Wednesday, the sth day of May next. Mr, I,OIJKAN (Dem,, Ind.) woved to luy the resolution Corbett, PATTERSON (Temn.), DOOLITTLE. Manufactures—Yates, Cole, DIYOX. Aflr_nml!m'!-{‘nmfl-on Cattell, Morton, Tipten, Guthrie. Mititary Aguirs and the tia— Wil Howard, Spragug, Caeron, Morton, Thayer, DOOLITILE. A fuire—Girimes, Anthony, Cragin, Nye, Feeling and Eldridge are Democrate. In the last Congress ouly oue Democrat was on the Committee. The Bpeaker has shown good judgment, in view of the #mportant grestions before the Committee, in placing - g Naval 41 ou such committee two of the ablest Democratic | hu weh, Drake, llmdl"llr . il o s"l‘h‘:\ule u'-‘- taken, and resnlted Yeas, id; Nayw, 16 S 's Dbi o Sudiciary—Trambul), Stewart, Frelinghiysen, Fid- the resolution was Iaid the table, and [t il swembers of the Louse. Stevens's bl to retrocede | 1\uGe Conkding, Tohpon, Hondrieks. i s B S e v | Alexandria, Va., to the District of Columbia passed Post. uplrm.h..(.}:mdt —lhunm{. Conmness, Pomcroy, JOINT COMMITTER RETRENCHAM AT, V1), ixox, The SPEAKER presenied o frow the Bonste, with Jittl ition. v 1o session | VAN WINKLE, Harlan, Moxill ith Jittle opposition. - The latter part of the session | V4% 1A MRS S Matiiunas, cattel, ‘was occupied in a debate on a motion of Ashley of | Williame, Tipton, Hendricks with & conenrrent resofution to revive the Jont Commit, tee on Retrenebinent. The resolution was agreed (0. Ohio to refer (he question of the impeachment of the | Fricate Land Clabis—Wiliaws, Boward, Ferry, Riddle | NPCONSTRUCTION. President of the United Statgs to the Ju-| bl Afsairs—Henderson, Monill - (Me, .| Mr. KELLEY (Rep,, Pa) moved 1o suspend the rules | that be might offera cesolntion, inslructing the Jodeldry “Corbett, Thayer, Buckalew, DOOLITIVE iciary Compmittee. Mr. Asbley aecompanied |“COPbert RES— - She 1 A o dks. deadiatien. il 2 what | 7 '(‘.‘:"“1::[:7: ‘In::u,, Vamnnds, Prambull, Fowler, | committee, when ap ed, to veport a il declaring ealutionary Claima—Nye, Chandler, lowe, Seulsiny, | %ho shall eall robve for the reetgunization of the Jengthy spoech, in which he renewed his charges of high crimes and misdemennors against Andrew John- son. Ju the eease of the debate Ashley got very Rebel States, and providing for the registration of voters, PATTERSON (Ten, the Constitution of sich ) Cleima—Howe, Willey, Frehnghuyseu, Howunl, Moyrill (VL), Cole, Daris and that in all elections Statrs Alail have beow approved by Congreas, voting shall wervens and excited, and was checked twice by the u.ln(-:hiavml‘rl':n. fl;um.»r. Tlemderson, . p E i . 2), Corbets PATTERSON 'n'l'M be by ballot, < Speaker for using intemperate language. Tho Speaker | = Patenis and the Patent Orfice—Willey, sheriman, Fhay The vote on suspending the rules was (aken by Yews Ferry, NorTd Priblic Brildings and Grownds—Fessen Grimes, Ferry, Johmwson. Terrritovies—Yntes, Nye, Cragin, Ferry, Darls. Parific Reitrood—Howard, Saerman, Movgan, Conness, Ramsey, Stewart, Wil an, Drak Druke, Boclalew.” —Fowler, Sumnner, NOWiox, Jontiess, Btewart, Chimlier, Yates, 1; 80 the offered and woems to have turned over a mew leaf singe bis re- election, in regard to Members using personal aud wepariamentary language in debate, and fram his decisions to-day many of the disgracefal sceucs of “Tash session are not likely to be reémacted during the gresent Congress, a6 least not without reeeiving eensure, Mr. Spalding spoke for five minutes, de- mouncivg the idea of impeachment as absurd, and was opposed to its being continned any Jonger. S remarks brought out Butler, who satirized Spalding ! and sustained the charges of Asbley, thinking apd Nays, und 1esulted, Yeas, 115 X were suspended, and the rosolutivn ndopted. The SPEAKER sfuted (hat he would yegund the resolu Liun as instiuetions 1o hiw o appoint the Jucdiciy o wittee immedintely. RRCONSTREY ABARGER (Rep., Clerk w petifion of Judge Underswood wb % of 1he Joyal citizens of Virginl, ask: g Cangress (0 pass certaln bows providing fr cgoying Qut the recent et fon (e et ter co®etil on, Trombuoll, Fowler, Ramscy, Engroseee B Mines and Min Conlding, Newishi/Sy. !”v'_m:v Anthony, Ross, Riddle. Joint Committee on Enrolled Hitls Rows, Pat PIRE. Library—Morgan, Howe, Psser, e Joint Commiliee ow Retrenchueni- o, Ao, Witliams, : 3 “ Puckalers. ~- . g o i \ r matter of impeachment of 1the n_un.«st K Recieo wnd Fix the Puy of the Officers of the Tho mu‘.«,, He woved is reference to \he Judiciary Con portance, and that the estigation | Howses—Fessenden, Bherman, Kivckole “The resolution wis then referred (o the Jodiciuy Com THONY steted that Mr. Fessevden had been re- | mittee, A motion 1o reew 1 bt the: Lisivie sbould be eontinned immedistely. When Batler +had finished, Ashley demanded the previons guestion the Colmittee on FAY AND ALLOWANCH from the Chirmun at bis own request. ship Pinas On motion of Mr. SCHEXUK. (e on hismotion. This brought a complaint from Brooks | The ¢ mnu:mele'n g e n'fn:;:l‘ln_m uhove aunouneerd. ter General was inst mntnl“ nh:‘nru and othess of the Democracy, and Asbley, to appease | Mr, WITLSON (Tiejns Mass.) itroduced a joimt resout A I S R | ALEXANDNIA, {guors in the Capitol il to preveut the sule or use of Ing, as follows : Tiesolecd, iy the Senate anid House of Representolices of Ihe United Staten of Ameviea in Congreas asvemblcd 1 it 18 herehy deelared wilay fil for ARy person to directly or indiveetly to canse 1o he imos them, yielded fifty wiuutes to thew. Brooks, ‘Wood, Chanler, snd Pruyn all spoke, but said noth- fng that isnew. The motion was finally agreed to; wud the matter of impeachment is agaim Wwith the Judiciary, where, from present indications, it ig | Capitol building, or iuto way bailding perteinn, apt to die. It is eyident that the cancus of last even- | & o e :“" LA P ing showed that a majority of the members of the | “ ol the G Republican party are aware of the gravity ¢f this ‘wmestion of impeachment, and intend actingin the | My, RTEVENS (Rep.. 1) askod lewy e (u o to repeal the ket retroerding the LConpty of Aex 35 the Dintrict of Goluinbia, fo (he Bate i \irsimin. My ELDRUDGE (Demt., Wis.) ohjer NS 1N AREENE OF AN, of Mr. KOKE i prese matter with great caution and careful judgment. The | -+ - . | = wlniare, axking for protection tu e Senate, too, is cautious on the same watter, and the | | Tisheries of Btawe in the upper penineala. Alw, Tox as | appropriation of land to eudow ol [ Jus e hunmed Lagle Ba bor. Ahso, for u grawt of band (o ajd i deopentsy of nkvigalion between Luke Kupesior wud IMPEACHMERT. ONlo) HICred the following yvesoli vivilege : Wihereus, 'The Fonse of Represeutatives of the Thinty: | ninth Congress adepted, on the 31h diy of Junuary, | an inguiry juto certain shuges prefeired aguinst 1he | President of the United Btater, and Wicreas, The Jualiclary Commitiee, (o which the siid resolution and charges were referred, with ‘anthority (0 Juvestizate the sume, was unable, for want of tm complete the sall Inveetigation before the expl the Thirty-ninth Congress, and Wherean, In the veport submitted (o sald Judiclary Cony mittee on the 24 day of Mareh, it is declared that (he ey dence takes 18 of sueh eharacter as (o justify and demand weason they will refuse to agree to the Honse resolu- | sion to take a vecess until the Sth of May is that it | Yooks as though they wero eowing back specially 1o | hurry on with fmpeachment. Aswple f#ime-will be given the Judiciary Camimittee, and when an ad- Journment does take place it will be to meot not be- | fore the middle of Autumn. | ‘The Republican Senators held a cavens at 1 a'eluck, 1o comsider the House yesolution for » recess frorny Monday next 1o the 8l of May. After some discas- sion, Mr. Fessenden moyed that the recess be until October, instead of May. Finally Mr. Wilson moved to table the whole subject, and it was tabled. Itis | settled that the Senate will not agree to reasseurblo sn May, and they hope, by sitting a fow days FQUAL RIGHTS—<~TECONSTRUCTION Mr. HENDERSON Introduced a joiut r amend the Constitntion, by providing 1hst » yrohibit any of its citizens from voling v aeeonit of eolor. The rewolution was reforred to the Judi Mr. INEXDERSON gny ¢ notiee that b inbeoduve o bRl 10 provide for e & Rebed Siates 1 Congress wh the curliest pivcticable mo- olition 10 | “nte skl e office Mr. ASHLEY ( IETEY Jowger, to reconcile the House to a wmch | YSRTSS D) / ; Jonger recess. There e # large number of vnh{’-';:_:.“h‘ -;::};;::;.;::‘:I:: :I".::l;:'l’n‘u;‘l‘l:;u of the investigation by Lhis Congress, et the ayoamgements for th & and proceedings of Congr nicke The Globe Resoleed by the House of Representotives, That the Ju Jiciary Committec, when appointed, be, and 1t i here)y mstrueted to continue the juvestigution authorized in waid resolution of January 7, 1867, and that it have power persons and papers, und to administes the ens- nd that the Commities have f e House, or during Executive appointments to be considered and acted | on before an adjourmwment takes place. A nnmber of | these appointments were sent in yesterday and to- | porters day, and have been referred for consideration. 1t is | ThE DT _ thought necessary by a number of Senators that | unfort wome Jaw must be passed before adjonrnment, to meet | S pous] fahers of The Globe. Tt " to send for 1omary vath to witnesses, il during the sessions anyeral debct:“ in the Jaw passed by the last Con- fi'y‘,’:.‘;n,, ¥ Cankress or thig Howse mias fave. o #ress 1o provide more effici % o | and he t ongl rexolred, That the Speaker o se e Kegiiest Rebel &LM It is (::nnlu :I;l ‘m'vem]nmnu {05 1bs - Tl was agrecd 1o | 10 upnoihl the Committes ou the Judiciary forthwitl . d that in the Jaw, asis now THE WOOL TARIFF. At the Comnuittee o appoiuted be directed 1o taki charge ofthe Lestimony takén by the Counnittée of the Jast Comgress, and thal sald Comumittee luve power o appohut a clerk at & com) not 10 exced 86 per day, aud to employ fhe necesssry stenoginpliers. Ay, WILBON (Eep., Tows) submitted a further amend- meut, as follows: stands, there are several loopholes, through which | Rebels can control the proprosed elections in the | Sounthern States and prevent loyal wmen from voting, | atleast to such an extent as to not alter the present | i i Mr. SHERMAY (Liep., Oltio) called np the bill vonsiruing fhe Wl 10 inereuse the dnty on Wool, 10 take effeot 10 duys after its passage, Mr. Kherman cxplained (hat since offering thisbill, he bad received | Wormation from the Seivotary of the Troasnry which indueed Wi to move ity wovernments. To remedy this, Senator Wilson iutro- b Villiams- o~ ement, virs poshponed. Hesoleed, That the Clerk ot the Honse of Repiescnta duced to-day a sapplementary bill to the William indedinite post ponement. \n m. |:4qu1|~| ! m-u{n e <l (89 onmtiaea) T 110‘ (a' REDQEUIByOIVS Jiorisc, on the order of the Commuttee o JudiciafV., Sherman bill, which will be considered immediately. | When this and several more. importaut matters are | wotiled, the Senate will be ready 10 adjourn. Sewa- i i Buch A OF SUIAS of Jnouey 48 may ho requived to enable said Commiltee to piosecite the investigation above - rected, and sueb investigation us it may he directed. Mr. ASHLEY (Rep, Obio) gocepted the amenduent anid procecded o addiies the Tonse. - He said: Mr. e House 1o vote vpon a Speuker : This resolution bring question of transcendant importance; it brings us fuce to face with @ man whose nsurpatious have imperiicd the Republic, We cannot escape the consideration of this ques- tion if we would, and we %I'l'[‘lhl not 1t we could. The Mr. WILAON (Rép., Mass) introduced a bill supple: wentary to an t entitled “An act o provide for the efficient government of the Rehel Blaies, and (0 facili- oy ?: ¢ » ¢as vefeyred 1o the Judiciary peachment, and will insist on & rec tate Reconstruction, which was referred " Oclober. . S r] oy i | Coummiitee. Section 1. Directs 1o commmniling of fiect 2 * o p “ { of eacldisiriet to cause i registration to be o before ! Gous Grant to-duy seid to the President: the wames | sopgoratier 1, 1957, i eAch county or: parish in s district, of four i’MMdW"h a8 commanders in Lite | of tiie male citioens ovor 23 yenesotage, 1eodent diereln, sailitary distriedy in the Santbern States, as plows: | to inchudo only (hse gualficd ta vote by the act towhich | tois dow’l semn to he anxious alout hurkying im. Gens. Schofield, Sickles, Sheridan, and Thomas, | this is a supplesment, uhd who siall take, and subscribe to g * 2 sy ot o idiciary Committee of the last House, “The fifth bas tof. yel been deeided on. 1t will b | the folfowing Gath: }.‘.’I.L‘.‘.,.‘.'L.‘:’..‘m{, A "imfi’u; indieston of the acio either E “ 1 Ao Jereby solemnly, , or af , that T atn kin- | of th - on charges looking to the impeachm m?‘"w'.‘ "l?';l il oon 86 12k of April corels il carsinmly mttuehed 1o the Unioh Ad n?u‘v.-.'.lerml.lu’nl. Tt 1 veport which the moral sense of the neaney which will oceur on the Ist of April { sueut of the United 8 T wiil ateudtantly mpport | Nution _will . appreve. It s o De regretted by the resignation of Assistant-Secretary of the | lln;](,;lll;l{lllln-ln'umjnbg'y the laws u% the United m.umfi that |::u :'own:mupmwn :‘;l'h ,l‘l'»l-mr::;‘ui;:! E " . and that T wil the hest « whitity e 5 0 earlier day to Trodwny, will bo filled by the APpointment of | Suern to e wport and shcdipoa, ko heip ne God.” | Do b0 Sy 16 VINight lave completed it and prosented the case for' t Jinal otion of the last xamined this matter Thomas Brown of Ohio, a very popular, honest, and } e fe e Commanding General, a soom as the | eapable gentlowan, whohias occupied prominent po- | yexistration is eompleicd, 1o canse an cloction for dele- o #itions iu the Department, and who was oue that | gites 0 a convention 10 be held on a day wot less (hirty would not tuke $2,000 for Lis manhood in the New- | days from date of tue proclamation of election, for the Yeork Custon:House, as . proven by the Congressional | Mpose of amendiug (o existing or framing & hew Gou- “iaentigation, ‘ stitution of firmly establishing loyal civil governments, S pasenz wecd falordiiances (o it e wanis 1uto oper- diroels that the suid Convention shall be Cougress. Al 1110 nen who ha impurtially should regret that we hi act hetore, but T think I may, wi lhanplnluul.hunml-nor,uuuur iscous 1nent, thit e fonidations haye been so carefully laid, as that the usd huations of the wn:fln!l‘lrl;:nd v.;:l \l.an'r l::lh', ":'Irl 1o i1Ine) nds, - KL pomm dro- th’:h awaits them. It rd of this Hon d it will o iute ave nol been able 10 at hazard, express i% 10 g0 o the rec . Jflr:'m\mmu wnd fourteen otbers havesent a | afiow, Rec. 5 diroels i 9 bia Houne A Miates will neve “ memorial to Congress, setting 3 e, | galledon the Da<ia of representation, hieh t of the Un y iom Act has been openly defied by the ardbori- | yides for the appointment, by the Commanding General, {nw—umklul power, nor will they periuit sy man iu th ties of Alexmndria, Va; Lolding that the act dis- l n.f ofTicers br y-)‘,}.v‘ll: m;uh::n;wr:.e:mhm ,-num.:“' l',r:u":lm 't disvegard the deliberato vecorded C 1 » i " P g, recel , ik con ol on. I ™aS | tivetty aml positively enfranchised the coloted ciliZien e e Eherant, Wl of he persos eicoted, 1L | who came into Uhe Rrongh (e doors of ansus- . ok the Robul Siutes, and uakinge rebies in (e promi wake w procldmation of the persons elected, and notity | smation-— f 't AIHE AT Rebrle shiowkd be co s i it tuyn e s ehte they shilmmible o | At NIBEACK (Dém, Ind.), vieing, aked the Spenker e e T ' o o, | ~ IRE SR S i he rsabtio 235 b , 4 4 o ik e " il “Xistiug »ew iy ToFtellet rpat tailion, Yn e i The act, o whieh tis s a | dhe Lonseasa quesiion of priviiese, aml thiat debate was fidical sigbin aspgestoned 1o ihow... s y ittt it <hat b stimmiterd A0 the Padile it S elce “‘,‘Yi!‘&‘ .A!.L (Dew., T6.) inquived what the question fe. Tha new Seuate Einauce Comnitier will liojd 4 | Y fo M“l fres g expirtion, of Wiy | Al RANDALL i ¥ V, o 1e At ol n , { o 116y .. +-sempion 19 mortow, for the putpose of armnging Hie | o8 sovides thuh e il Condiitittion pria i ISR EA R IR replied—It i the impeachuient of the + wnere lusiness detuils of the Committes of FVinance o myajority of the Yol e , the President of the Con- | President of the United Statc. RIS « and) the e Cownmittee of Appropriations, and (o WAL (ranamit the =ume to the Preaident of the { A, ELDRIDGLE (Dein., Wis,) inguired v!‘l:.n qllllul 41 rodivide the bisiness of the two. The litthe ;" ' Wit it I;;Mm;:flfi lll:b ,lu‘u_tz‘nmunl_l:‘v;m Olilo hadd 1he right o disciss 0} .o AN . isline then vupon its nex| e, | resolution ed. ¢ A The SP) ARER replied that he had a rvight to discuss in mywbars will wlso be acted npon, atid Loy Iy with m{-‘:mn‘:‘ 3 :«.Tmfl.fimu. AT caments made Lo propuse malters of hum..‘»..,x‘\x," Ahe mext session, in of delaying (o swhas boen “Rano, aud hircying them through at M end of e - bawion, The Secretary of the Tut erior has @ildressid a Jetter 10 Congres, naying that at the Jasi session applica Sian wan mado fox v appropriation of £000 10y |y paarn L] ‘\\fl!‘v,’:,“,’;,,"!;’,',‘,"; jut regolution S €3 penpe of (he Comminsioners sent by the Presi- | pooposivg 1o wpgn thg Covsticulion by wrohibiting tie l o e " inquired whetlier Mr. Ashley (s of impeachiment. he yesolution opened np Mr. WOOD (Dem., No was allowed to go ito the e The Ht'l:,\h'l:fl replied (hat the entire question. M:..\N)(:lb thep inguived whether it was in ovder to dis cusy (he Whols question inyolv el e EPTAKIR replied tliat e i he discy Mr. WOUD remarked that he wishe Moodd. M ASHLEY (Ohio) vemining #eid - Av I oom by, The provisions of the et recently b vess, Kuown as tie Mailitery Wi, the Kiate ..\.'.\l < declarcd enbitie 40 vepresenitation, wind N'lm‘n‘;i and i e tives shall bo admitied, s 6 prowides thit the dutie l ferved upsn Vh i scewny lwit fo A that 1o he under ¢ / l nient of the Rele! | luughtes, when the Speaker intima ! e o) presenied and had - | P the wg\e of this country will never permi man— | proved against the Excenitive of the wation, and I éal: | tion. Never before n an American Congress had by certainly will never ';’..u‘: man who u"l::.{nlo ihe .Tmymmnyl m-owb«nlmahunhu-xu heard such Janguage vsed towardt he Exeeuntive braneb Preaidency through the door of aseassination, to use the | an In.‘lmnrc,luy hat it 18 not W Dy some of | of the Government. Among the specifications w vast power with which the President of this country is | those who charge ‘the Executive W high erimes tleman_from Massachusetis for the impe: gl:h. in defiance g( n‘;” a8 A th‘: ke people. ol -‘nd“mhlfi?unon. proof Mlh“n mldiln ““' m hnm?{n. were usnrpations of Exesue one all that and more, W i 0l necessary, D, e Legislaf war. Whist surpaLions. h-mngmmx His nsurpations of werhave béen | high places within the week or ten days, thut it shall g- e gentlernen Wil state, but doul they refer to 1n clear violation of the Constitntion, ‘many of e acts be known that the President was an olpu—neuwn in the organization of the Southern States, Why tend ly to revolntion. In fact, the M o whi way of what gentlemen call ** on,” and that there- | Ao Inte » day in finding all this out I Why uot baye we 10 Jisten lr»«. returning with bis ob- f.tlm the al majority of The country Jusp remeve 1 went n:u 0 y'un -go,"m ) m. were Why ed My, NIBLACK (Dem., Tud) yose and said: Mr. Speaker: | discovery them material impeach- mains | This is a serious matter, and if the gentlenan n'ml:‘nhlo ment! "But grant whai Ml‘l" in the here enn he no tranguility in the eoun- | Was not in possession of facts to jussify him in bringing | was a rvemedy for all this s try; mo seenrity for life, liberty and ‘property = to iter tire House, I_presume he would not do righ! thie loyal oitizens of the South; no sieh perfeet | s0. But there ie a charge gofn( e younds of the news- i _of the Government as (he Union anoy | papers ng the gentlemon and te men of the uation bave ;.| show that Lie s not ymgor rar-mlnhh‘ Lhis a single hour from rebellion and ‘:m country; and cértain letters have been pub- ugfo Lave ek walkien by him beveral years ago, While a member of Cou of somewhat . J desive to ask the gentleman from o as he came juto W) and very teotion, and n the npation, deman of the people shall deciare in w ranner wot to he mis- understood that no mau hereafier elected President or Vke-l'lu\hknhln\ull present himself at his llmurlumll b turn the White Honse into 4 den of on hrokers, nor shull hie be permitted with hmpunity to uuq; the prevogatives of ennmuul 1o wseail this body with indecent langnage all over the eountry. Bir, unless this Committee take sharge of the matter snd proceed with it, this Cougress m! a8 well lay down its power, If even fhie evidenee has al- ready been taken w* published, and no further aetion by Congress shall be had, I mn satisfled that it would o deliberate solemn protest in the futare of o diunken etlonecring tour, whln&:’nfiyur wantled the cheek of the nation with shwne ; will be a ‘vmlm aguinst Lis attack upon the Jaw making El the country, and & protest against his usurpation erlmes, and his ny wippose, ¢ wen who the United s erme is misdemoeanors. 8ir, his criwe is not, the mcre perfidy of which he s eleoted him in an evil hour Viee-! Btates, black aud Infanous as that eximc The Bighest know to the conntiy, acrine sgainst the Re- bunite Lselt. The United States is not the only country it bas boen disgraced by such an exeontive leader. Fortunately. howeyer, for uiankind, sich uen are born in the world but ouee i eenturics 10 earse the hnuan race The DATIOD CTies OUL JB ITA RgOUY 3 todeliver it frow the shame aud I-:rlw whicl the “f President ht upons ibe 1t demands of the country hanl that the woral inenbis wi has Motted our history with blot, sholl be pemwoved, 1u the nanie of loyalty of svw violated, of the voustitution trampled demands the Gmpeachment and re- Jobneon. Bere interrapted Mr. Ashley and said of debate on a he thoiught the ond (had Jmit, ther there was d calls wpon €0 The =PEAK that while he knew there was 4 liconso yesoiation jn regurd to impeachivent gentleman from Obio wus proceeding be, Mr. RANDALL (Dem.. P'a.) biguiied w e here e, X, Y.} suggested that heve was one over thexive;. ‘5‘"‘5""” r. WOOD (e, N. Y.) expreased the bope fhat the leman from Oble wouid be pernlifed (o go o0 with specolt. The SPEAKER svggesied fo Mr. Anhkr that he had used lanpaage which would be regarded as reonally oifensive, aud Lhat, while he Lad the yight te charge the th epimes and misdemeanors, because the un ablows Liofto do so, the] infeicnces must be whets Lie hadd addieseed, L Tnd.) inguired of Mr. Asbley, Tustber opel (0 general sk him @ question { to_the question just My, Presilent, § pathy with the Exec Ar insane Mr, CHA! Con Ioft to. Mr, NEBLACK Der whiether he proposed 10 lenie tue debate, as, if not, he desived Lo Mr. ARHLEY declined oy e aud jemumned bis romeske, sy i chject 1o these Lon who wre )i ) tide. Mr, ELDETIC Ve, Wis) o Mr. Ashley to dex, sy 1oy e wan addressing Ui Prosident of the Unit Ntates, po the S peake ¥ sressed The hope that M. without interraption, o sertice, and they ap- pred bis seryice very " ASHLEY sald he 'llf}nd!hhl(lw gentleman »o regerded it, and_proceeded 10 cotence bin remarky weain. Well, Mr, President Mr. ELDRIDGE agun ealled him fo wyder, mwid w ted fohim that he Wkt £ ddtens the el M. GAMFT Jiol sugkested that perbn st ”':4.'.».:.?»“ Usougnt 1he gentieman from Chio bad 0 the Lrain. ¢ o ARMLY Tin Terwnike, ssld: T know 1 men, man) Anong Uil wiho aic Joy ), hemt: d Northesn alties of ers, alrernately pripone the con- ten, i cose we and 1o the oYk Y s matter, mne the late Rebeis .‘“.l'-:-b—‘. 'nfiv il his corpupt follow: te that we shall culen amd wn 0 of Lhis ) eesd w ith it th o hewi o g TINCTAL vl coantiy ‘I the Co fn-. of T nation woderiake (o i encl 1he Prestdent as procided in the Constitution. T hope Congress will not do itn hecaise of the wtlempl of the _effovts of A andof his Rebel allies. 110 wilk proe 1y the discharge of : passion, and the shock e mkign G lent, it cor Lthe shedk coused by the removal of ene e ke e ting Presidont.is, if his nomoval iww, Betyre he ha In t i Preiency the Presidency, Tatw enemies of The 1 tives of Congress, and cow of the Bouth, Bat to pat {ntq the haods of 1) e this woild e ¢ wil e of il It ke (B ) the prerogi- Dol 10 wid Ui loval wen wiwent of the Fouth o of ours. With this his vther nels, The duty 1o exccnte, not to In v ted Aates yequires Min o see that the it the President hus ueg: | of Tnsiend (0 €xeette ANy of the laws of Cous futthrully exccuted. win questons, Fhat be hoe fuiled fa ¢ Civi) 1 ghits bill, and bk not even attempied 10 do ko, the whole country imows, He baw not only feiled to execule it, e hla n ind wilen and denounced (he law as noconatitutional, failure to execnte this most Jnst And most beeossn, the ortmes of the President becomo perfeot! Since the surrender of Joo and Americun citizens, gulty of no crim v et ITAIeTedl by Twen Who were lately b rms aganst_the country, and juany wore {housands have been driven from their homes.* Siill no effort Bes heen made on the part of the Executive Depart- ment of the Government to @ve them the protection Which the lmw guarantees to them, and which humanity and Justhee deniands for them. There never was a Gov- mwn,umy of the infamy of treating its citizens as Lhe revident of the United States has treated the loyal wen of the Soufh. know how cusy It Presi- dent and his co-couspirators Lo deny hin . T know also how @itf;cult it 18 to prove by technie jen the gniit of & n oceupying hin position, although the whole counitry may know thut Le is gulity. When the Rebellion broke out Jn 1%€1, a few months béfore and afterward, o wan conld bave been urreated, tried, and eonvicted be- fore weourt aud jury in thin Disirict for conspiring Wia/ust the OURITY, aithough no K man doubied his 1f. 1t 1% wiuch more different in » cuse of this kind, “hfl'fllh rebellion ix not #n open rebellion, but a negu- Jifon; & rebelion which the whole country re- he Fresident as being the litad of, and in Which all the late Rebels of the Routh, TIANLER (Demi., N, ¥.) usked Mr. Ashley tofavor ! .""lku th UK connec: ""m-fimm‘nu:'"‘" e ‘mark, stating hat while he aw-{ that the n-?rbnf nob pertinent, [t was phjectionabie } ] pers ave genuive, so that if 1 ave fraud, ho portun posing mbdfimnfi;fig the ".n?»fi'm, but. “fha abed 1. Aanley Whether b yiekded ihe floor 3 s AR rpl we, 81, 1 o uobyiekd the Goorto "r o:-hru-m u‘;"-'u:m.lud-j "Thie SPEAKER ealled Mr. Asliley to_ ordér for the v m ant evto way that they im] ol i were 3 After & diseussion between ‘Mr. CITANLER (Dem., N. Y.) and the Speaker in reference to a point of order, a8 101 wag English, aud ail Mr., Ashles bel% required to take his ufi on helng ealled s?'- here out loud what is whispe: in inner to order, Mr, NYBLACK remarked that be bad no pevsonal the ¢aucus. The Executive branch of the Gi matter to settle with Mr. Ashlcy here, Jie ulwayssettied | i in onr way, and the Executive must hlyerwnnl matters outside of this IMouse. was = revolutionary talk; this was 1wl r. ARHLEY smid | want te say to the gentleman from | him (Mr. ) of the French Convenfion Indiana. that I should perbaps 110t have uscd the words I | No matter what the Constitution sakl, ne Joatter did. T meant to say thist his suggestion was not pestinent | what the of legielation, no watter whut lla_m- 10_the question re the House, but | will answer it. of try were, Lo Iaf whether o L N BT ACK < Doen the. Rentieuen withiraw the ex- o v :';'3:1. ‘wtandis In the way-of onr party, and be iy removed. This wiss the W pression lu.: Mr. ASHLEY—T do, und wish to say to tiie gentleman | secret -&n;’ that the poibt which he rises me his o possible 4 Wi , N. Y.) sald thut. oh & connection with this cuol and is net pertivent to it. | motion of refercnce, he did not pi debate When those charges were first made mfifn wie 1 camc | question of impeschmeni. Whatever merits or nto the House and asked an investigation of thew. A | lnerits of the President, he , on & - committes wi inted, two of them Deisockals aud | inary question of this kind, it was out three Republic the committée upanimonsly es- | but was ted to do irre) 10 the oueral me froms amy noproper wotive,whatever, If | subjeet fuve 10 view of these *hon the private letters of apy member were purloined aud | follow. (hcw of tlm&ut Ohte. He published they might cause quite as much rrouhle to ex- should ot his_exai, Em' nxudu# Plan thom as those letters which some xentlomen eall on | A report made in the xixdmx “ongress, by o & om we (0 explain, They have nothing whatever to do with | tee of the ublest und most hfinmfl oo this case, and T decline 10 L. bers of this House, after g for two monihy, Mr. NIBLACK—7The papers all over the country are | and ever d.g and ol “every honr in the using 'hn‘;’ l.;.t‘nln; nml'ullulvhillla the atter u”m- In;’uflxlé:‘l. ferred ne.mm aud siandery peachiment. T never heard of the gentlemai’s vindiea- | Wi g lhrn n'i:umd againat fom, and T simply wh 1o call. attent them that | the &nfi?n fore at. afl'.'-'um ‘am not ai- e miight inform the Houwse whether the, gomne or | tempt to d the President. When B vindication | now to be appointed shall have Im the a & ¥ W not and what explanation e had (0 make ji oThimbelt, T B miited to thes con Mr. ASHLEY~1 d¢ not. require any viudiention, ‘The | consequence to wi entleman understands rm::‘ well n'.‘{c i is matter mwmm of tmpeachinent, he should then be prepared t fiu hoen il ced here I have been assuiled by papers uss it, He Tose to nm his regret g in his own 8istrict, assalled in the most offensive inapner, | at the threshold of the Congress ansatied, as hekuows, falscly. 1 have not resd all the Aistinguish their hy eaus Assuns i e ok . oo 10 o 30| ing tarion and excierment to the ndustinl Ui o neither do I propose to toply 10 a single omeof thew. 1and ; to protest againat this contimied ag of m The constitucnts whom for fen yenis | Laye represcn! question of this cravity ; to ask the Honso 1o ive. i on this floor will take care of mé and my eharadter, a yest, 10 allow | ple of the United States 10 do ne K the gel Indiana or any wember hnveflovmmd'anbt and enjo; t to look affex TR A KT 1 1 bia that If the i 714 somars miliciont €1 Mr. NIBLACK—T ask the gentleman if T did yiot fal chent evi- LYY correetion thade on (st -um}: ?dna .&M of 0 oné -n‘ uw‘“ul":.( v e b porer n wy own dists gl 3 . ASH “The genther did so. aln these eharges b, Mr. finl Ko 1 I:I:-'tl:@‘oll asninling the getitie- um-‘ ln'fnvot o e{ an' R L1 nt. g - “r. PRUYN (Dem., N. My, ASTHILEY now yieldad cight winules 1o Mr. BUT- LER (Rep., Mase.), who said: Mr. speaker, ! from the action of the X XXIXth Congress aud the report of the Judielary Committce, there is reasonible eause inve ul'unon of the grave charges made ngainat dent of the Umtcd States by -the géutieman from that it foreeloses the question; wnd that. this Con- gress would e false to the country and false to (he prin- ciple of the American Goverwment, if it shyank from the e RS investigation. T would not have troubled the Hanse withi | GENEE !‘;flfim TRt ¢ medningloms prw- single observation, if it had not been {bat new oints | coeding. 'M '?':%“.,M for, 11 the Presiont of ¢ the condition of pubs | the &tod has anyth some deck lh}uhnclnnnclek tlz ihe Mflferomh onse was bound to in fll them, We, Dighest legislative hody in the R 228 1L S A ST v 1 o oRed aftakt W I The Presidest have been thiown inte he ease by ity MA' erpmes and o tatrm. The first is tiie point that was made hy. the | Bitdeties w“"',.f;:""“',.','wm,m,m,‘,.,"‘.w— ember from New-York (Brooks) when the Honse wae et saunot e possible thitt thes: wrext offi- . being organized, that this House is wot & constitutional Ces of Btute, who Luve been with hhn for neariy (wo Dody for the purposs of legisiatlon, because a portion st are Searticeps rriminin . ail (his matEy: the States that have not desiroyed (bemselves are no¢ {;‘;'.,. you tupeach ihem ; Tox Tepresonted.. 1 wish 1o auswer t6 (hat, that the Jst Con- ni—ymnmhnnhm% oo ey s gress of the United 8t i counted the votes and de- D i masnchinsctis 15 S0 Droad thiss (hey Whipt e Clared George Washin vexident of the United States, | ook SR, NSl etfect. B ot whe 1t assembled, a mnajority of members in e I O e Sweakers atmer indicated tha e States in the Unien. ‘terneiomat ench House, there belug then but Ve e adjonned from day to day, nuiil 1t got . that 'lfilfl;fl“,‘fgfl‘“"f;‘?{‘;',!nfigm e majorily, aua, the moment it U allowed o him, sald—When the resolution [ coeded to the grave pusiness of hizing this Gov. t Of the gy offered in Ahis ey anbiue Ceorge Wanington President upd | JIReRs s o RS my duty 1o going into general i gislation, Tt a bare majority of the | Jouse by, (o G y O vestiontion has, 3o, Soewibers of Xt atea thei co g the Unjon eonld taken place. The J Comnittee e epmried pros Gearge Washington President, cannol This House wu- Pets, It I that Yeport it EITeR aARFuDoes (o & I make Audrew Johnsou! A Grand Jury sta of 29 | 8 C¥ot this House, and to the whole oniry, Sheb men, and the proceeding Is evlikened 10 that of an in- f': 2 ‘of the President on the harges wade hy Unest Thirtern men outy need be present whew a il i | IPEEIEIRE S 0T Gnlo never will take plare. ey 4 Jresented, i twelte will vote for it —and | newime, if man fos Ok A s raward the report of the learncd Judicinry Committee of the Inst no danger i .:»‘"’ ‘lm“ ‘odnl Honae i to be trusted and who doubls 3t 1), that, when- gentleman from (Ashloy) even I"mh‘!;‘ = o ehia Howae does Yote on the flual report, thire wil | o s Gt e s be an uheohute arity of the House voting in favor of T aruthing At Johieon for hign crives and, misde. | ¢fal COnQILion of e couniry, SaliF foem Jesking Wi meanors. . Avother polut to whiek 1 wish (0 call o~ Mm = W i dennd, oot the attention of the Touse (o the misconcaption with Who got up fhese procecdings. ) -llukfi!‘n‘(, -'nd is an offense ju the Bostrile of the conniey. which | think the report of the Committe of the 1.:; Ho s Deen recelved. That Commitiee report mnt-&-&. were grave --n‘uuu and evidence to sustain | The SPEAKER aunounced that-debate Wi hused. [ nd we have been tau ly asked Why the Com- The qnestion was tuken on the adoplion of the resotn. ook Lwa menthe to find that eut, and ‘why it did tion, and it was ndepted without & division. % gt and wosk offenive lmbkuage, 4% | aud they arc tho greal makters on whi il nut roport progress. 1 think we way assomeé that the Commitiee Wos nm-rl-un evidewoe which the pabtio Xnew not of, thexefore the Committes dil not desice & wake a full report, alihongh it m‘m well have n-m new na 4 THE COMMITIERS. , The SPEAKER amiounced the fotlowing ¢ i wrtiedn. Republicans, roman; Democrats, talie; Bl | ou gruve charges which w!l wmen ~ L snrpat rxu-mh'ey-nn: i u-;wl & w\rul 1+ | wmall caps ' g power, nsur of iy, 3 BRI0E 110 rsanfonms. - M=o of favense Aot w00 o fovant 1y DALOMUR | ot g ot Tt Al e to Rebel iitien 10 (b el coupos 8 |0 The Tudiciary.—Witsn @f 10 wnnw—-. the same ) orgaulzations, withont authotity | wilifums wf Pa), bridge, Law (OCOMo}, Chureh- . w,h"lm-rwnn ’; ull"n!n-"ow; l::‘ul hmwn!, i i), Marshall, aud Eldridge. 3 1l nkean fretyg Oljo (MY, By ing s i L 4 Toane. ihe emUrRRIAN: Dlde (U, Myeiiilg) JRent | Xiepop < Andgeton, Fiasks Ta3 s el On Rules.—The Speaker, Washburne wf Tlineis), Eanke, Blaine, aud Lrooks. Joiul Seleet Committee on the Bawalizulion uf Puy of the Vi ‘codbridze, over the events of the Jast yenr. 1nomy Judgment, # saf- l ficient indicf might be wide ou them, | b ihe House will be called to vote. ‘The custom of Parliaments has ever . - vy D e e o hidons o cominon fanb And'ceninon | oSel ttert oo B s Sepack, Yo re ‘The cirrent bistory, which is the evidenee on | WyeX, Rondall, Logwn, and Washburne (M WA/ g . 1 all Governmental action s hased, ix the evidence | whi i . j- - t of Smithsowian Iustitule—(To Till 1he vavancy on'which this sipedcinment slin) be based. 80 far ua the | occuSior Tacts ave spread on the judicial legisiation of Lxecutive | S, by the election ol Mr. Patterson io the Beumtp), Tecords of The countey, TUhiik (£of vary ifitle conseqnance | 'y SORENCK (Rep., Oliio) asked 1o he ewnsed fram whether there be any secref cvimes chaiged agalnst the President, becanse | min wimn’ 1o Lke up the gauntlet ihrown down by the geutleman fromn Ohio (Mv. Spalding). 1 sy that it any wanatands in the way of the great match of this country to honor, ¥, 10 peace, 10 npity, 1o happivess Lberty, and to law, he must be taken ont of the way » Constitutions! wethod. scrviug on the Cotuniiitee b Retrenchment, af 1 Dis time was (llll‘:flllpl-llu Chalrmun of lhm on Military Affa Mr. Schenck was exonsed, Hios sy - ing My, Van Wyck O of that Commwi « dr. N and ilexe, presented the ercdontiais of A. B. Gy xe) -muhtulre from the ITId District uf M‘:.E # .-\(ed that they be referred to the :'u‘nmu-n ) moved 1o iy e redentinie wpon the tabiv ADEIA , Tud.) arose to Mr. ASHLEY Uenyielded five minutes (0 My, MILLER ) ‘who spoke i (avor of moderation, cklmness, aud reg ty in such & grave matier as the impeach- i, ment of Lhe Fresident; e was opposed to prejudging the | "SI SrpvENS (Rep., P gndo, or pn»ul;lmclm( on Ihl; 'X{mn. as 10 \‘:‘1’-’- ther, K 7‘1 | npon the table. ” he Prosidont was guilty of the charges ore the evi- | als wi & oy Slaca Tae Rrstiaen® st [ Tubcossyatialesoihe Ay, STEVENS (Rep., Pa.) he tited and hpartially, and the House should not i hasty i declaring i cuiléy of high erimes wind wie s Py 3L S o SR Byl ] e mewn . S . o M. ASHLEY then moved the provions question | adting the. Conmty ot Mlexandziay jn thy Distiet ot eotam. Tl rules were suspended, and the bil infrodned. After some remarks in favor of the hill by My, .‘W NeCni) " m»\h. 111) and agajust it h(' My, Ma.), the bill wis passed. Yeus, 111; Nays, 28 My, HOLMAN (Dean., 10d.) moy ed to tny the resolution ¢ on the table. The vote was taken by Yeas aud Nuys, and vesuited, | SOLL e, 2 lu-:‘u with 5 drnln;{lt’l;;n :.-1 what he mesnt Dy the | Yoas, 52; Navs, 119; 80 the resaliitions werve uot Jail on the b phrase of = negaiive rebellion. fable. ‘The following is the vote in detail; Reps., romar COMPOUND INTEREST NOYILX u-dwéa‘:lnuf et e e hiom: it | Dems,, itatie; Jolmsonites, smal eapa Nir. PRICE (Rep., 1owa) moved (0 suspi the vwles to 9“ gty by techuical rule, tll‘ ‘E"&’uh"“""‘“‘ VRS | enable him 10 introdues a joiut respiniion i ibariamg the s:nu vm'ml uln':finuh ‘B'nl ‘l' ““‘"rl{n 3 Archer, P, ;.‘ufim-m. | apphication of [paxt of the funds now ) Freammy to 3o knawn J ee, lasy, 1 " e ietony %'n:, m.%flmfinm&; |hz‘ the 'fl: .,,,,,,(., na’“" y .\#,‘.,.,,..; .l\f'\;“redmwon of, eutstanding . Conrooet Inbersat i ) nposal Presi Broal: e, NTEWA by h - P Deen v& (vl ml»n;hrmn oyl men, R s hm. y;m-.," l:-au,m o .’Vllflmllun. m'.«. Mr. HOOPEE (Rep., Mass) objected. « xpreming the usad, X b, flerence or W) " " lev, Kerr, X 3 Inbey, " PR 3 Kknowled Y s b eal men -af tho Soutlk | Deahn, Mamdall, Peicau {0 o, || Tiope That the Tlouse would not beigin (o urper Witk fher 'L,g Byt e Win) rema wnder | Eidvidge, MeCuliooyh, Baeuil, Wod 1. «CuTrénCy S0 s00h. ey : gtoed Mr. Axhley (0 censre i se certain NAYS The Joint resolution divects the Seeretmry of Fréas D e biaaed the T S0 baoenes Jur. | AMison, Donmelly, | - Lawrenee (G Rbartson, {9y 10 ueo allmenfy I tho TraRIry brer st ferson Davis bad not been tried upon the indictment | A1 Drigks; Lawrencd (0.) Sawyer, 0,000,000 for 1lie purposs of redeersing .1he found agsinst him. Audersop, Eokiey, Lineoln, Beliguok’ {fiterest notes now- outstandiug, so far s ikey skall bo Mr. fll‘!LBY aid i1 veply—T ain unable to avswer the | AMICY (Nay), Egglestin, * Loan, Seofleid, redeniption: gentieman's uetion, bt | Pinow that in wikitafy depart- Ashtoy (Ohlo) Bhot, L Lommn, Skanks, | prosented for r i by o . r, wanavorth, Louglinidge, Shellabarger, | 7 S ¥ ments, wheh the President bas command of tho WY | galdwin, Ferrie, Lynch, Swith, | Pending the question the H onrned. st 4 oeloek, ywer 10 control the loyal men instead of sustaining Banks, Yeury, Marvin, Nleveus, ! gt Lo morrow. wfl" m:;mm Fields’ Meckrihy, | Taffe, ‘ rater———— with’ finfifibfiz:fliflé‘f LwAmnw "i’."f'?{n‘é"-'n' lnl:l:uel mnl‘""' Meye | THE PACIFIC COASY. mflmnfl ity in regard to the trial of any person, Blatue, Gravelly, Milles A T o2 SULEY seplied, Yes. &ir, In New-Orleans und in Blalr, B MO ba | APE T THE TRIRDNR m.fiu; ery city in the South wi iere ", rhead, o & 7T e ovekmnenys, “and wbere, hy hia rapented aots, ho e, Tanding, Ao Yan {7508 Vraessco, March T-The vusites o ¥ Supremncy of the Rebel pow Broomall, 1N, Myers, vanflora(\¥) | savaes Silver Mininig Company’ have 19 sy Mk ueklan IHayes, Neweombh, A . o M. u‘{@ inguired ‘of Mr. Anbley whetlier the | Buekland, - Hayer, Noweoun, Yo L H e ,,',!;:;;u“,”;‘;’;;:;&"’nw e Titinastian of '$he R el AT | Gl SR Wity | B e il g R nah) dividend o 3 b 3 without answering the question, swid, 1 1 ChIMIL L Washharn(Mg) | provid s s it - tleman 10 Lh0 OO O bt fap g | Clarke (Kui.) TTunter, Welker, | CANADA. i view of el the facts which | LoD L Wik, -4 e——s Ll oox, Hitwi Plunts. Wilson (Towa) MIITARY PRECARATIONS. “the e | Corvel. huxl.i:“. ;:.Il.;‘l:" \:Hmn (QUio), | ax vaisonarn 70 Ten TRIBVNR. Bation. 1F | &oEete R pamevey, Wb g R Gl llu:b_:.—un‘hmm:f:nm! to he | Buwes, Koontz, Prive, Wi idyé — ! Far uned ity PR AR N Ladlin, Mo, . Troutier 3 3 LY (e, OUiu) sl wl e vegnest of gont! 1S sl that tha authoritien have vamve infoo I Al R e of TR Hloww T Wl y e | rnr ol G Titened Fesiak movewent. gation, to'nvknbdlnlfllu HE Ddregod with the | uin from New: York anl Hs frieads 56 inivutée of his e ds ordinury oriminal cases, (he trial, mm,'" e were permibted first fo mmove (he previeis NEW FQUNDLAND. r;lln'v‘m%,nlll'lmnenmm of the Premdent are as in- | queat 1 (Repa WLy suid if was wost - fozs, :“%uumr (H-;p,. Ohjo), md'lmm m.‘ \-l'nay usnal for a vesolu ‘:’:'”I:v' i -nnrnnlll‘nllm;ll:;::l.-mm ORTHERS SEALING FLEKS. i ald - ' 2 v N Uot boust of .w"“"un‘;":én?'rfllrm} Iy Aogtee of | ONIO owd only be made by wion of tho rides, | M1 SA7E8S TR TATHE TR conrage, elther moral or physieal, but It iy Creator | M, ASHLEY then auoved (o suspend them, wnd the | SEOURE B oot i " lmum l'z:::wnnlmd me thal 1 enn vise on 'xh'; Iltmlr 4|'|unmnl\lns|lm'ull.-nl ju the wrrirmative. Mo then moved | HaR el 0 SO0 mf o m_'l ml" - 1] ‘] conviel ions, ult o previons questio) b ., 18 10 o o o A otk purty ith which] | | M. e e N . V) remurked {hat he nder- | ice oty port, = wet. Sir, 1 difter fofo colo with my collesgue (Mr. Ashloy), stood 50 MINItes were allowed (0 this side of the Houss, | Lle weather is very ¢old, 1 e | When e hewrd the i v. Anhley) in’ | ol 4 and I siand here in this very place, from which more 1han two months ugo the Exeoutive of this nation wis with Wgh ortroes aud misdeneunom, (o denouaco {Lie Whole scheme ae one of cousummale fm‘. {Note- M. Spalding uow the seat which ¥r: Alldllx 1 1 Al wo Pn b vel been INSURANCE DECI®ION, hets of e Prosident of the United dulge In adjoctives and op tude, while denotieing > Atatan, 8 soeumod (o I (0 roall the [o1oluLiouATy seglics » ...-l:(;«ru 70 THW Tnlnbxn. of Froneh history whete ) plerre, | 7. Louss, March 7.~The Attorney-G o un 0wt rl ihelr revoln umma‘.fuuHnfl.’{-.‘:&'&'.‘."“i.':fi“"..?f.l'.'.'.'. Honas) wedings in the WAl of (ke French Conywie | not combing 429 G0 busipose wisy yue w" k