The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

Iassea a srs essf snsn NE III q Nay ~ ne WITH
y Tor hxns ooasampssoo, and that sSs Ss srsly
yspsss 70 sxsad ths tsms until ths slss ~ september
y MY . assssos ssAsd sy ~. sssvs.s, NJ. no1-
-. (opp) Of md sssd that whenever goods have been
% eoSdsd warehouse .saa one yea. Tor
ssnsst,s tAs sovsrnmsas secures tho duty.
ne ssil vas pass-d
M cu = o ns. in,rosSess resolution which
vas adopted ih.t ths Hoass-shs ssuaas cucarrsawml
the present ssoa Il Congress On rhursday. ths
M ooll2cnoH o. AaAsDoSxp rRorxRTY N mscRREcnos-
ARR DISTRICTS
~ WILSON lrop) Of Iowa, from the Committee on the
Jodlcary. made report shs resolution referred 20
ssv9ene - aTsvy = 70 By What warrant or an.
, m 80 Il
diss.css anproved March u, Ises. became law, Ard
s sns'nes sara acs = 10 ioroe The emmee say INV
quss. on tAst Abe b approved that day and that
sno dsss e zen q sAs signature. W the handwr,iaa
ihs grea. press Of Ss.ssss Or the Ss a March 1888
ne b % nos reach the President until after Congress
The conmitss briefly state The Presidents reason WV
De s3ned me Dill during she recess, believing ne
say although there 10 force and pausibiy 10 the re-
sonng they conceive correct interpretation Of the
constitution that the ssn dnys limitation refer 20 tho time
curing wncn congress remains In session. and mas no
application after an adionrDmens Hence. the Execu
two can hold blii ten days. he well hold u I'm
certain Tho committee for this and other reas0us
slider that the act approved March r. 1885, Is not In
force, and In this the cnmmttee are unanimous
The report was referred 10 tho Committee Of Why's and
Means, In order THAI they my report similar bill
THE BANKRUPT FILL
Mr. BorTwnI, irep OF Mass, moved 70 reconsider the
vote by which tbs Bankrupt bill recently reje~ssd
He doared 70 give the select committee who reported
the bill tho benefit OF their lab0rs.
Mr. Jxsc~Es frep.) of L said the Committee has be-
slowed much pains In framing tho bill, which The
best they could existing circumstances Ho
found lhe oppos OF lha House was the bill
could not become Law this time, eyen should
pass the House could MOI pass tho Senate for want Of
Tho voss by which the bill rejected reonnoId
Grafton OF the subject was postponed iii the second Tues
THE CASE Or PRICE AGAINST x'nuHa
Mr.. DAWES, (rep) OF Mass. from the CommitSsc on
EectiODs made report 10 the Missouri contested
Mr.. Price contesting ths sea: Of Mr. Mcurg. This
retained 10 bis feat. The committee had TO tho
conclusion, and asked TO be discharged the
further consideration Of the subject, which was laid on
MILEAGE FOR xssoun AND xKsrucKy CONTESTANTS.
Mr. HOLMAN, opp Of Ind, offered resolution TO rive
mileage and paw Messrs PrIce Birch. II Missouri
who unsuccessuy contested The seats Assrs AcCurg
and King.
On motion OF Mr. MALLORY. lcpp) Of Ky W. NcHenry.
Of Kentucky, who had UNNECESSARILY the
OF Mr. Yeamsn, was included in the sbove provision
Mr. Upsos, rep Of Mich moved 70 lay the resolution
This was nssa,ivsd BY lie vote.
The SpRANER voted IN the negative
TOE DAKOTA CoNTEsrRD Ecrov.
Tho House resumed The consideration Of the Dakota
contested election.
Tho subject discussed for several hours when tho
Houee voted resolution declaring that the election
Dakota attended with much negality and fraud
thas neither Mr.. Jayne Mr. Tod IA entitled the seat
delegate, and the seat Is hereby declared vacant
This resolution was rejected By vote OF 81 against 90.
Tho SPEAKHR announced the next question 10 be the
frat resolution declaring that Mr. Jayne Is not entitled 10
seat as delegate from Dakota.
Motions here made 10 sdourn and TO lay the enb
ect the table from tho republican sde who
voted by the opposition SIDE the latter having majority
u members present.
Mr. AsaIEY, trspl Of Ohio, At half past nve O'Clock
moved that The House take until nine o'clock this
evening.
inc motion was negativcd.
Other diasory motions made. when The question
taken the resolution declaring that Mr. Jayne
not entitled to seat. No quorum voted.
Tne eRAxM caussd 70 be read she rule which requires
every member 70 vote, and requested gentlemen to
form 10 u.
Anothsr unsuccessful motion vas made 70 lay the
The question was again stated On agreeing 10 The rsso.
luton.
No quorum vstsd--yeas 81, and only one negative.
Mr. EDRiDGy. tnpp) OF Wis. hoped that the Of
those On The other side who did mot veto would be read
over.
the present tImA sN3
fhsre then cali Of The House. when one hundred
and twelve members answered 70 their nsmes.
The question was again thc resolution. whsn was
adopted, BY yeas 20, nay !.
The second resolution Of the Committee on Elections wal
the delegate from Dakota. ~
rhh was adopted, by yeas a., nays 81.
NJ. Tod Was then eworn IN 1oloRntA from Dakota,
md The house, q halfpsss six O'Clock, adjourned