The New York herald., 1863-03-03

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White q Ohio. wiefhas Wood, wecdrua. Ysss%sn.
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Oonfers nee, made report upon the dsaSrssing votes
she bill ADondatory OF the tho Court u
Claims which was adopted. The bin. as nov aaeadsd
tains the present jurisdiction OF tho court.
MINING IN sEyAnA
The House passed tho Senate bill dsAppr0ving certain
acts Of the Nevada Legislature ouchiQg the rights Of
foreign mining corporations within the Tcrrtooy.
couRIs or nfE coLUnmA.
The House took up the senate bill recognizing the
courts Of the District Of Columbia and authorizing
Mr pExpir1os. (opp) Of Ohio moved . reference 70
the Judiciary Committee. Not agreed to50 against IL
Mr.. PmpIxroS moved to table II.
Mr. VOORHEES, (opp Of Ind. asked TO be excused from
THIS was decided in the Affirmative
the vote BY which Mr. yoorbess W.. s.cussd md 70 y
that raotion on the table.
Mr. Rsas.n trep OF ono, raised the point that mere
for the previous question
The srKARxR overruled the point.
Mr.. BIsGHAn subsequently Withdrew his question.
No quorum voted 6n the yea aud nay vote Nr. Val
landgham's motion.
Tbe roll war then chilled thrice in successon no ono
voting either time, though count by the Speaker
showed that quorum present.
On taking the vote for the fh time quorum voted rs
The question REQUIRED Mr. Pendleton's motion to lay
the District bill on the table, when
Mr.. PxSDIxros asked that ho be excused from voting
No quorom voted
Mr.. Fu<ros, (rep) Of ~ Y, moved that there be
call Of the House. and the question was decided in she
Mr.. KkILooG, (rep) Of nl., proposed compromise,
tha: tho House now take recess I'LL seven O'Clock
asd the further consideration be postponed till to
This met with general acquiescence.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
nNArE FILLS
The House bsa passed tho following Senate bills
One providing that the Supreme Court of tho Unitod
States sha hereafter consist Of chief Justice and nine
associate Justices, Of whom shall hold in The
new circuit Of California and oregon.
Ono granting alternate sections Of land Kansas for
railroad and tecgraphic purposes.
One, with an amendment substitute PROV ding that
thore shall be appointed midshipnan between fQr
teen and eighteen years Of age, for each member Nd
delegate In the House. recommended BY the members and
delegates Of tho present Congress- 70 Immediately form
tions FOR admission.
One giving the rish. Of prssmptsen 70 settlers tho
Ono authorizing the Postmaster General TO take such
measures may bo advisable 70 avoid losses 70 the
owing TO tho failure to prepay foreign cor
Ono giving to soldisrs discharged in consequence Of
or sickness tho same bounty a. II they had served
One providing sDr tho removal Of certain bands Of
Sioux Indians from Kansas.
One merging the two Branches Of army engineers
One authorizing the President TO confer brevct rank
such commissioned officers have may hereafter dis
tnguish tlemssvss BY gallant action such brevet not
One 10 carry into eiec, tho recent convention with
Peru for tho settlement OF claims. providing for the ap
pontmsnt of two commissone and other oincers.
One 70 facilitate The taking Of testimony 70 be used In
foreign countries for legal purposes.
granting Judiciary n n
which 70 erect Home for Destitute Newsboys.
Ono 20 incorporate tho Institution for the Education OF
the CoIorsd Youth OF the District OF Columbia.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS n vxH1su AND LOUHuASA
Mr.. DAwm, frop the Committee Elections. reported
Louisiana 70 ISSUE wrs Of election for representatives
Congress according 70 the laws Of those States
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Louisiana Tho bill said every free person.
Mr. DAVIS explained that that part Of the bill wss
drawn BY M Hahn, tho representative from LousanA
words copied from the constitution Of that
state Besides the constuton Of the United States xed
Nr wicxiDyr said the word "whten would not hurt
the clause.
The bill passed by q vote Of lol against a.
AssrnAET UNITED sTATss
Tho Senate bill authorizing the appointment OF Az
sstAnt Treasurer OF the United states passed.
GAUGE PACIFIC
The Senate bill % establish the gauge of the Pacific
Railroad and its branches feet and eight half
uE nEpocso RraRvAnos
The Bouse laid on the table the Senate bin 10 survey
and sell tbc Ncndvrin Reservation IN talfornia
TuAsgs RosrcHAs-
The House passed the Senate JOINT resolution Of thanks
10 General Rosecrans and the officers and under his
command for gaantry and good conduct at Muressboro
PUNISHMENT fRArDs
Mr. sA1rIslD reported a bl frcm the Committee on
Commerce IN relation 70 the revenue and 10 frauds
Passed.
tgrTEHs hARcrr
NJ srDG~IcH reported from the Naval Committee the
Senate bill authorizing the President IL issueg letters o.
mar. lue and reptsal. Passed.
TEE CONDUCT
The Senae's resolution authorizing the Committee
the Conduct of the War TO continue IN session thirty days
after tho adjournment Of Congress TO complete their
animation of important wtDesses passed.
The bill locating branch mint at Carson CITY Nevada,
passed
Nj MoEEitf, of VI, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported BILL which passed, 10 relation the
revenue, and reducing the duty printing palcr from
thirty i've 70 twenty per centum
At fortynye minutes past eleven the House ad ourned