New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
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oafc Q(tenptc0 W Dt mduS uudsi oS HfsO'iy
The House copcurred in the ssnate's new section, |
hat from and after the date when this act taxes
,fsect there shall he an allowance or drawback on |
,ordals and other liquors manufactured wholly or!h
part of domestic distilled spirits, on which dnty
shall have been paid equal IN amount 10 tne ousS
rajd on such spirits when exported, with snon
deduction ar the Secretary Of the Treasury may
think reasonable, not exceeding per centu .,
spnonpt OF duty 80 paid, the amount TO be ascer'a
in the manner and under the regulations PI11,;noI
ia section ll6 Of the act 10 which this IL 81
and the came TO be subject to AL inc That no
said section applicable thereto; Pror'd,d, I'm. az
such allowance shall be made; unless the mn xnoed
the spirits used in such manufacture r,"n oan,sac.
one-half of the whole value OF lie Ai''''' D''"
tured as aforesaid ,, having been
nop.concurred in, COMMITTEE VI 'oN''''">N
asked. nrvvurp
mn, =, ~ ,'assed the bill 10 increase the revenue
~, ns reservaton and sale Of town ti'es Oh ri'ei
shores mortgages, &C, o,onp,.r,oNs
The House in Cominl''ee on'''''''
ueous Appropriation bill. a, non
An amendment wss adopted, approlna'ing wv
0oG 10 defrsy the expense Of raising, equippine'
TRANSPORTING and subsstlng the miltia OF i', m;
men in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Missouri U Unio,
Indiana and Kentucky, called out u 'epe' A'''''
raids. r., "a o,,o,d
MI. LEHMAN Dem, Pa offered an amend,
ment' appropriating 100000 for II hayward and
depot on League leland. He showed that the law
authorized the Secretary OF The navy 10 aeeef'
League Islaud for that purpose.
The CHAIR ruled the amendment cut q oroer'
and, on appeal, was sustained. .,oo ooo
An amendment was made, appropriatng $loV,ooV
for defrayipg the expentes consequent upon carry
ing into effect the act Of Congress regulating haoeas-
corpus and judicial proceedings IN eef'aih .hses.
The bill was reported to the House, with sundry
amendments.
THE DISTRICT COURTS.
The hour of O'Clock having arrived, the House,
pursuapt 10 agreement made Yesterday, leeumed
consideration Of the Senate bill recognizing the
Courts OF the District OF Columbia.
/ Ire House refused 90 lay the bill on the table.
Mr.. PENDLETON Dem, Ohio desired Mr..
kellogg Of Illinois, who had charge of the bill, to
expl.n that il designed to legisIate one act OF
Judges ont and another set in and number OF ci'i
IONS had remons rated against 1t.
I MIR. KELLOGG Rep, III replying, said within
thirty-six hours "a large number Of the most respect
able citizens had urged Its passage, saying That, IN
their Judgment ii was proper, necessary, ana )us'.
II was material To the administrator OF justice tiat
the laws of the District OF Columbia snouid oe re-
yised 10 order TO conform 10 modern ideas and the
progress Of the age, and accord with judicial pro-
I cecdings elsewhere.
Mir. DELANO Rep, Mass.) remarked that If the
rassGge Of the bill was 30 necessary 1t WAS strange
hat Il should be deferred to the closing hours OF
Congress and then sought to be carried by the
oreratIon Of the previous question, without refer
ence TO q committee for examination The conToll-
ing object was 10 legslae out some two or more OF
the present Judges rather than reform the judiciary.
He had letter from highly respectable gentle
man, saying that the effect Of the bill would lcgs-
late out Of Office one Judge who very old, and anoth-
er who very dsloyal.
Nj. KELLOGG inquired whether that was Oh
ietiionable 90 The gentleman.
Mr.. DELANO would reply, il debate were
opened.
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM Dem, Ohio desired to
make some remarks.
! Mr.. STEVENS rep, Pa objected to further dis
cnsson by general consent, for that would occasion
the lose Of tie miscellaneous appropriation bill, &C.
ton upon which bad not been completed.
II Mr.. JOHNSON Dem, Pal asked to be excused
from voting. Determined In the negative by the
. Mr.. CRISfIEI.D Intellectually sough, the floor,
10 presentthe remonstrGnce of 5000 citizens.
The bill passed by vote Of 81 against 81.
= MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS AGAIN.
h The House resumed the consideration Of the Mis
ceaneous appropriation bill and cOncurred in nearly
all the amendments reported from the Committee o
u the Whole.
A separate vote was taken on the amendment T.
pay mileage for the present session additional TO th
/ two mileages already received Agreed TO by tive
= majority. Recess.
EVENING SESSION
THE EIGHTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
Mr.. DAWES called up the resolution OF the Com.
mittee on Elections declaring Mr. Grafton not en-
tiled 10 a seat from the Eighth District OF Virginia;
and also The resolution declaring alvin HAWKING
not entitled 10 seat from the Ninth District Of
Tennessee. They were severally passed.
GEN. PoPE's OFFICIAL REPORT.
Ten thousand copies Of Gen. Pope's official report
Of his campaign IN Virginia were ordered 10 be
printed for the use Of the members Of the rresen!
Congress.
TIE INCLUSION OF REASONABLE NATTER PROM
TIE MAILS.
Mr. KELLOGG fRcp., ILL from the Committee
on the judiciary, to which referred the resolu-
ton 10 Inquire to the authority Of the Postmaster
General 10 exclude Objectionable newspapers from
the mails, made report, affirming that he has such
authority.
The report wac ordered to be printed.
Mr.. PENDLETON made speech 10 opposition
to the report.
TiIE NATIONAL ACADEMY or SCIENCE.
The House passed the senate. bin incorporating
the National Academy Of Science.
! ToREIGH ISTERvESTION.
! The House took up the concurrent resolutions Of
the Senate against foreign intervention in the pres
cut contest, no matter wha, form il may assume
motive may induce It, etc.
Mr.. STEVENS moved the previous question.
! Mr.. MALLORY moved that the resolutions be
referred TO the Committee On Foreign Affairs.
| Mr.. VALLANDlGHAM moved 10 lay them on
the table. Disagreed to. Yeas, %; NAYS, 81.
The resolutions passed under the operation Of the
previous question, by vote OF I02 against q. The
Meuus. Allen ohio AucOpa Calvert crittenden Dunsp
Order Johnson KeIrigsD Kf9apP Lszear Mallory Msy
Shio Stiles, Velsadghon, VOORHEES, WsdswoIth, Wsrd
I White ,Onio) WicAiihe and Yeamsn
TERRITORY OF MONTANA.
The House concnrrsd IN the Senate's amendments
TO the bill establishing the Territorial Government
OF Montana, changing it's name to Idaho. IL com
prizes the Salmon and Snake Rivers gold mines Of
Washington Territory.
PROPERTY ~ SsuRREcTIosARY STATS.