The New York herald., 1863-12-15


DAVIS. Of New York. Tracy. Of PennsyivaIis, wheea.
Judiciary -Msssrs Wilson, Of iowa Boutwell,, OF hss
stchusets Herman. OF New York Thomas. OF haryland
Wiiiams, Of pennsylysnia King, Of Missouri Woo
Revolutionary CLAIMS Price, Of Iowa. stles. o.
pennsylvsuia, Norton OF Illinois, Kabaslsch OF New
Dutnont Of Indiana; johnson. OF Ohio Scott Of Missouri
Pubic Expenditures -Messrs. Huburd, OF New YORK
Of Indiana Iazsar Of Pennsylvania Blair Of west viz
gInia: Rollins Of New Hampshire Rogers. OF New Jer
Pria,e Land O1ainss Thayor of Psnnsyi
iiotchkiss. OF New York; Knapp Of Il,no,s Gooch a
TcIisy Of Uhio sweat Of Name Harrington Of indlsas
Mar,fdoures.-Nessrs Moorhead OF Pennsy vania Ka
Gs FSs .As o Now Sh
OF Ohio, Ames Of Massachusetts, Starr. OF New Jersey
Harris. a Maryland
Virginia, Bay, of Pennsylvania: Huiburd OF New
York Law of Indiana; Kelley, OF pennsyyania Perhs.
Milary AGars-Messrs. Schenck, OF Ohio; Farnsworth
Of Illinois Yeaman, Of Kentucky Garfield, Of Onto Loan
Rooss * sSssO Uds sSse W
ster OF Maryland Kellogg, OF New York, Morrison. a
Illinois Blaine Of Maine Cobb, Of Wisconsin, acKennes
Nsual AGars -Messrs, Rico Of Massachusetts, Moore
head Of Pennsylvanis Grswod, Of New YORK Pike. a
spssans, Of OHIO, Bsandssss q oonoecicat daserssa
For.1p AGar,.-Messrs a. w,nter Davis, Of Mary
land Gooci or Massachusetts; ooI, Of Ohio Poneroy,
OF New York 0rth OF Indiana Randall, OF KentuckV,
Dawson Of Pennsylvaaia Hubbard; Of Iowa, Stuart,
i.Tvto-s1s -Messrs Ashley of OHIO seama. OF n,caI
gan c<svoos. Of Indiana; Loysoy. OF IinOs Rice. os
Re.ol,a.o,:ary Pensions, ns,-Messrs LntioIohn, Of Now
York Law OF Indiana; AcIndoe, OF Wisconsin, Hsrriok
OF Now York. spauldng. Of Ohio Eden. OF Illinois; Clay,
Of Kentucky, Marcy, OF Now Hampshire, o'croth. {"
invaid Pess.ors.-Mossrs whaIey Of West virsnis
BENJAMIN Woed, OF New York Porham, OF Name.
Mcdowell of Of " N
Ross. Of Illinois; Oresswell, Of Maryland
Roads and Canals. .-Messrs Arnold, Of Illinois, Little
John OF New York Hall OF Missouri. Bsaman Of Mchi
gan Washburne, Of Massachusetts Ward. q Now YORK
Eckey OF Ohio; Allison, Of Iowa. Strouse Of PenAsv'
yana.
Iale.ts Jenckes. of Rhode Island Leonard
Meyers. OF Pennsyivana; Noble, OF Ohio; Hubbard,
Connecticut, Chanler, OF New York
Public Badinos and Grounds s-Messrs Rice. Of kaips
Blair, of West Virginia; Randall, Of Pennsylvania. Starr,
ssrssy sss kSaiuia Tra% d ss~ eoya
Missouri; Nelson of New York; Mckinney, OF Ohio.
81 MISssn asn nOs Frank Of Nov
York, Amos hyers. Of Pennsylvania Benjamin Wood.
Accourts.-Messrs Rollins, Of New HAMPSHIRE Broom
ALL of ennsylvana; steele, OF New Jersey, " Clark,
Of New York, Eden. Of Illinois,
Expenditures Of no Sde Department t-Messrs, Pike.
of Maine Robinson, OF Illinois, Van Vakenbers, Now
YORK. stiles, OF Pennsylvania
Expenditures Of the Treasury De1artn.1a -hessrs Amos
Myers of Peunsyvania Kalbaesh OF Eew York, J. v.
White OF Ohio Eliot, Of Massachusetts, Patterson OF Nov
Ericrdttures of the War Department -Messrs Denns,
Of Connecticut Steele Of New York; Harris Illinois
sloan Of wisconsin; Scoaeld Of Pennsylvania
Expenditures Of the Navy epartment-Messrs BaKtcr.
of Vermont Highly, OF California Herrick, OF Nov Tort
Marcy Of New na%pshjso III o Tray % q
Pomeroy Of New York; C. A White, Of Ohio LEONARD
Myers. Of Pennsylvania Hail. Of Missouri; Hubbard, or
Erpsrdt,.res of Ge Interior Department -Mossrs sha.-
noo OF California, Middleton, or Now Jersey; OofrOth
u Pennsylvania Donnciy, OF Minnesota; BALDWIN, a
Erssrdl,ures on Public Buildinas -Messrs Longye~,
saohusotts Johnson of Ohio randeeee. Of ConnectOas
L,brayy.-Massrs. Frank. OF Now York, Washburno. a
""e Pptni.nn@Mossrs A. ". 0srs, of New York Ba,cy
OF Pennsylvania Baldwin of Massachusetts
haroltd Bus -Mossrs Cobb, Of Wisconsin. stesc. d
hsw Jersey
TIN RECIPROCITY TREATY Win CANADA.
Mt MORRILL,, (rep) OF VI, introduced joint hesoa~
ton authorizing the President TO give the governments
GsSs Britain the notice required for the termination
Reciprocity treaty OF June b. 1854. and moved ~
reference 70 the Committee on ways and Means
men, to reer the resolution TO tho COMMITTEES on Con
he remarked that shonld take that direotios
tho subject had been fully elaborated and considered
by that committee lat session
M hoRRlIL said il was time tho treaty should "
abrogated II deprived us OF tho privilege OF revisne
our tariff or levyns internal according Wis
dom Judgment directed
The refused TO refer the resolution TO the Gem
mttee Ways and Means, and sen tho resolution 70 IN
Committee on Commerce
Mr. srsIAa WARD introduced joint resolution fos ~
appointment OF commissioners 10 negotiate new treeAr
reciprocity with Great Britain for tho British Prov
Of North America based true principles q roe
procty.
BUREAU og EMANCIPATION
Hf. EGor, (rep) OF Mass introduced bin 10 ostAS
sh Bureau OF Emancipation.
Referred to select committee.
rsssEssEr AND LOUISIANA
Mc DAWES, (rep) OF Mass introduced q bill providing
for the esction Of representatives from tho states a
Tennessee and louisiana.
Referred TO the Committee on Elections
LANDS TOR PACIFIC RAILROAD
Mr. SrsggS5 (rep OF Pa introduced bill granting
fr p.ttA asilf
pany, by the northern route.
Referred 70 select committee.
PAR or CoLoRxD CHAPI.aiss AND huSf0Asa
Mr. SsEvE,s also introduced bill 20 fix the pay Of oo>
ored officers, cbaplans and MUSICIANS Referred 10 ths
Committee on Military Affairs.
TINE OF noInrSu observation-disclosures TO vorR
Mr. STEy1ss also introduced bill TO nx the umo fov
sonies vote for State olcers Reicrred ths
Committee on the Judiciary.
ADMISSION on COLORADO AND EsBRAsxA mo niR Uror.
erc., rTO
Many otnsr bills we're introduced aud referred. 10
ciuiug bill enabling Colorado aud Nebraska TO form
governments and provide for their admission int
the Union, aud bill providing temporary government
or tho Territory OF Montano both OF which were refersA
u tho Committee on 1errtoros also bill providing for
recruiting negroes the insurroctionary dsiric Re
terre1 to the Committee on Military Affairs
CIVIL AUTHORITY sArysa
Mr YEAsAr, (Unon) OF Kentucky introduced a bill fov
the restoration Of civil authority In such states A. MOI
under the control Of the rebellion.
Referred to the Committee on tho Judiciary.
FroIr1yx SLAVE Law.
Several bills were introduced and referred to the COM
mtee the Judiciary TO repeal tho Fugitive Slave law
and TO amend the constitution so M 70 abolish slavery
all the states
si.AyEt
Mr.. LovgJoY, (rep) OF Illinois, introduced bill pro
vdng that all persons held TO slavery IN the States and
Territories shall be declared freo all so dcclarcA
free shall be protected the white men now sy
the constitution solving such freed persons Va
reduce them To slavery shall be decred guilty OF nigh
mi31smeanor, and on conviction, pun shed.
Also bill 70 proect freedmen, and 70 provide for pun
isbing those who attempt 10 enslave them
Rsfsrroi TO the Judiciary Committee
rux ENROLMENT ACT
Nr ARNOLD, (rep) OF H. introduced bill TO repeal 10
much the Enrosment act authorizes the discharge
Of persons drafted payment Of three hundred doaJ
Psierred TO the Committee on Military Affairs
ByRUros EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
Mr. ARsoLD introduced a bill TO aid the President -
carry the immediate execution q the Emancpatoa
Proclamation Of January 1663 and prohibiting tho 70
ensiavemsnt Of persons dosignated therein.
Referred 20 the Judiciary committee.
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