New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TEr BoNnyD WAREHOUSE BILL.


Mr.. STEVENS (Un., Pa reported from the
Committee on Ways and Means the Senate Bonded
Warehouse bin, saying IN explanation, thot IN feDru
sry last Congress passed act giving until the LIST OF
Nav for he withdrawal of goods from bonded were
houses and pubc for home consumption and that
This bill merely proposes TO extend the time until the
Isl of September ,r The same purpose A.. 10,
In reply question asked by Mr.. STEVENS. MT hoi-
hAN said that whenever goods have been IN BOMBED
warehouses more than one year for export ton no duty
b paid, but If withdrawn for home consumption the
Govern. ont secures the duty.
ADioUasMEyT OF CONGRESS.
Mr. Cox Nlem Ohio introduced resolution, which
ga passed. Tn, the House, tie Senate concurng VIII
sdjourn the present session OF Congress On lhuIsdsy
Ae go day Of June.
REPoRr OF TIE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Mr.. WILSON (Un.. lowal from the Committee on the
Judiciary, nsde report OF the resolution referred 20
ihcm nsruc;inr inquiry whether the BAL Vroydirgfr
the collection OF abandoned property and lie prcycnoa
Of frauds in irsuTrecOuay districts approved March
Il, ls63 became law, and whether sad oi & in force
The Committee say they sent Eote 10 the secretary
u State, who replied 10 the question that the bu was
approve thai day. and that the dnte as well as the
signature is in the handwriting OF the President The
ruth Is established That owing the great press Of
business on the an Of March ls63 the Bill did not
reach the President until after Congress adjourned
The Committee briefly state the Presidents reason
SHY be signed the viii during the Ieces-, believing he
vas justified In doing by constitutional warrants
but they say atough there force end pausihty in
Ge reasoning they receive as correct Interpretation
Gthe Constitution that tie ten days Limitation refers
10 the time during which Congress remains in
And has no application cfter an adjournment Hence,
the Executive can hold bill ten ays he can rs ell
bold 1t ten months. This woGld render the enactment
Of laws uncertain. The Committed. for this and other
Feasons consider that the act approved March ~ 1863
- not 10 force, and in this the Committee are unaai-
pous The report referred 10 the Committee on
Ways and Means in order that they may report SINH.
iax bill.
TIE BASKRUPT ELL.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, (Cn.. Mass moved to reconsider the
vote By which the Bankrupt bill was recently rejected
he desired 10 give the select COMMITTEE who reported
kfa tho l.4rso pf fhai~l eNor
Mr.. JEScKrs (Un., II. IL said be COMMITTEES have be
stowed much pains in framing the bill. which was the
the o o. c HsS Was sGsS b
oil could not become Law at this time and even II /:
Should pass the House ii could not pass the Senate Tor
The vote BY which the bin was rejected was reconsid.
cred and on motion Of Mr. boutwell, the further con.
sderaton OF the suqject postponed ill the second
Tuesday in December
CONTESTED SEATS.
Mr.. DAWES (Un.. &ass), from the Committee on
Elections made report in tie Missouri contested case
~ Mr.. Price cont6sting the seat Of Mr. McCurg.
This case similar that Of Birch against Loan.
the latter being retained in bis seat. The Committee
lad come ~ the conclusion and asked 20 DC dis
charged from further confederation OF The subject,
which was laid on the table.
Mr. Holman dem. Ind) offered resou,ion TO give
mileage and pay to Messrs Price aud Birch Of Mis-
Your who rnsaecesfay contested the seats Of Messrs
AcClurg and Loan.
On motion OF Mr.. M.uoey Dem XVI Mr.. Nc.
Henry Of Kentucky, who had ursuocessfdly contested
provision.
MI UPsoS Oaich) moved to lay the resolution on the
Able. This was neg itIyed by tie vote.
The Speaker voted in the negative.
The resolution adopted by > majority.
The House resumed the consideration Of the Dakota
contested election.
The subject wss discussed for several hours when the
House voted resolution declaring that the election
IN Dakota was attended with 30 much ilegality and
fraud that neither Mr. Jayne Mr. Tod is entitled ~
the seat as Delegate and the seat Is hereby declared
vacant.
This resolution was rejected By vote Of 81 against &C.
The SPEAKER announced the mex. question 10 be on
NE first resolution declaring that Mr. JAIME is not
Sfed 70 a seat as Delegate from Dakota.
Motions were bore made " adjourn and 10 lay the
subject on the tabc from the Republican side WHO
e1voied By the opposition the latter hasiag najos
- members present.
MOTION OF ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. AeHLYf (Cn., o. at 5 O'clock moved that the
House take recess until o'clock this evening
The motion wss negaiiyed
Other dilatory motions made when the question
Pas taken On the resolution declaring that Mr. JAYNE
. entitled 10 q seat
No quorum voted.
Tho Speaker caused 10 be read the rule which requires
form 10 g.
Another unsuccessful motion was made to lay the res
osution on the tabe.
The question again stated or agreeing to the res
Santon.
No quorum voted-yeas. 81. and only one negative.
Mr. ELpRIDoE Dem Wis., hoped Ii at the names OF
Chose the other side who did vote would be read
ever.
The SPEAKER said that such course wa. not in order
81 the present time.
There was then csll Of the House. when liz men
ters answered b. their names.
The question WAS again on the resolution when IL
Vss adopted BY Yeas 90; Nays, 1.
The second resolution Of the Committee on Elections
ga then read viz het Mr. Tod Is entitled to soa, az
Zee delegate from Dakota
This was adopted BY Yeas ca; Nays, 81.
M: Tod was then sworn in az delegate from DAKOTA
md the House at 81 o'clock ADJOURNED.
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