New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TILE NETTING.

6e House was assepbel and ready TO proceed with
Business; also resolution which was adopted, that
committee Of three be appointed on the part othe House
20 joD committee on the part OF the Senate 10 wait
a the President and inform bin that quorum OF the
$vo houses was assembled and ready TO receive any
SQpnpnication he might be pleased 70 make.
I fhs Speaker appointed Messrs Woshburne, Pendle'
iQn and Fenton a. the Committee for the House.
(. SRw MEMBER FROM NEwYoIK.
M OprLI, introduced Mr. Dwight Townsend, re.
scted in place Of Mr. Stebbius Of New resigned
DUPLICATE FROM ARIZONA.
M CBARIrs D. PosroS, Delegate ron Arizona, was
also introduced and qualified.
NJ AEMBERs FROM LOUISIANA.
Tho SPEAKER laid before the House the credentials Oh
Ave gentlemen of Louisiana signed by Michael HAM,
6OveTnor, pNrporting 10 be elected members OF the
blouse. in Pursuance Of the recently adopted Consttu
She credentials were referred to tie Committee Oh
Injections
The privileges OF the hall were accorded to them
While tie guection Of their credentials was pending:
Mr. DAVIS (Aid) presented protest from Louisiana
a9ahn their being admitted as members III was re-
Erred 10 the Committee on Elections.
TAX ON internal TRADE.
On motion Of Mr. DAVIS of MARYLAND II was resolved
Chat the Committee of Ways and Means be Instructed
~ inquire into the expedency OF reporting bill Tor an
amendment OF the Constitution, providing thai 40 much
q the ninth section Of the first article OF the CQnsttu
Han O. declares that no tax duty shall be laid
Otces exported rom any State, be, aud the same is
hereby anhulled.
CHOOSING SEATS.
w.
embers draw for choice OF seats but IL was laid on
% tabs.
The EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Mr. PEYDlEroS offered the following resolution
sused That the President DO requested TO communicate
y no incompatible with the public interests tho report made
CSn. a h s m asy OF JUNE @
ils baais Of the chickshomny by ,he!aohory o. tho W"
o. ;As ;SesI' o. as . SSsSs tSs subject
MODIFYING DUTIES.
NJ. Cox Of Ohio, offered the following: -,
sv 70 lessen the cost Of The necessaIies Of lt be 10
uessd inquire into he s,pcdency Of reducing the tsrn
eosts sugar tea and similar .rsicie either by the pay
e:t:.a q s sS or ~ he Of a that
a vs,sss and specific duty be sidnpon ssd articles
On motion Of Mr.. DAVIS Of Massachusetts. the reso-
ht,on was tabled by vote g. yeas against 40 nays:
;D.dwn tHs..I BsIer Bss1n,n Blaine, Beuweh Boon
Cobb COl. Dsyis md Dsyi. tN. ~ pawe.' DeisiSs
SSneh p0f HeoyeI, Ho;ehsi:. Hubbard (ows Hubbard
kConn Hubbard Ingersol, Jencses Juian, Ksnon Kelly
Ss Mss1S. nes 1 Hys Soo s
pal Orih Patterson, Perhsm Randall Ky) Rice ldsss
Ep.on vs ss9.Iis
0isss) Wheeler Williams and wildeY-6g
ss'SS'
M hsss nsa.,e" Miller fo Morn: so1os noble
4dsE OMEN t0 PendstOn Perry Price rIuyn: Rsdfo,a
Town.sol;. Wad, whssy, Wilson, WINDOW, Wood and
Sausa-A
az 7BCfion Of Mr.. MORRIIL of vermont, ii was 70.
solved thai the Committee Of Ways and Means be IN.
rruc,ed TO inquire into the e1pediency q
sinking fund at early day TOT the gradual extingush
TAXING WHISKY on HAND.
Mr. WAsHCRNE Of Illinois, offered q revolution that
IN any amendment 70 the Revenue Bill 70 be reported
DON the Committee Of Ways and Means. the said Com
aittce be Instructed to lay q tai on all stocks Of
aOUestic liquors hand.
M MoRhL moved to lay the resolution on the table
Disagreed to-47 yeas against 90 nays.
Ys.s-Nss.s Anderson Arnold, Baldwin, tMieh), Bald
=. d. Sss s:' ess.s ss. cs s ' b.as'
Dnon Donnsry, Echlsy, Eden. Eliot, Fsrn'~cI,b Frank
f:.ss s t.ass sSs $ ass s ass;i::a %or:s:
sS ois 1 fs,h1 *, PIE Pre- RsSssd ksSSsa xy
W Tracy; UPTON. ws'hburn, (sss), Williams Wilson,
wnSs'n sIa %,Son. ..N. p,,., p,.;p. BB.,
Ssnsi.on' FneI GsIs.,d a.i,in1on III o%sn Hooper
Ssr 1.S oSa tGss.
Mysis, Noble, ONsil tPenn.) ON.il tOhio Orh, Psner
s: s.. ss even & ss fSS: Van
S.iIeDSsr,s. wad, whslsy, wheeler md Widsf~Sl. -
THE MESSAGE.
me SPEAKER said that he understood that the Message
Of IT, President would not Be communicated to-day.
The House thsn, motion Of Nh. HOLMAN at twenty.
Eve minutes 70 o'clock, adjourned.
NOTICES OF BILLS
Various gentlemen to-day in The House gave
notice under the rules Of their intention 10 INTRODUCES
hills On tie following named subiects:
ny Nj. JIIIAx, Qnd ).Providing for the forfeiture
lkys,sy 70 al persons prsctioing law in the Rebel
Gtstse
By N. sxyAss, s(Pa>-To regulate the y.,.s It
o6sy y prohibits The expectation Of gold and sifver
CON, 70 prevent gold and oliver coin and bullion from
b1e pad " accepted for greater value than their real
~ - u6ted StAsse from being received for smaller
NR1A0 y therein spschee; alse, blu supplsmsptoD
- ~ 81 q SaSe3 lssA ~ fer 10 the SAns sets -
>ssss - sifss
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