, 1865-01-24

Especial dispatch 10 the chicago Iftbtnc.J
WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. 23, 1866.
Mr. Nashburne's motion to-day springing the
question Of repeating the paper duty, took the
House by surprise. Kasson, BLOW, Pendlcton and
Mallory had been nj work in the Ways md Means
Co1nzn11ce trying to secure report in faror OF q
repeal or nj least the reduction OF duty but Wash
hr1ue determined to cut the knot o: dcl.y hy
bringing In IN independent rcaolution, and bring
Ing the memhere square1y up TO the question.
The paper mouopolists died very hard, and after
they eaw ta.: the House vas two to one agains:
them, they edu persisted In allibustertns,
under the lead Of judge Spaulding Of
Ohio, Farnswo1th of Illinois, and Bsou1.l1
OF Pennsylvania, who. together with Rice OF
on knowledge and defenders OF the paper monop-
oily. Several members voted egainst the repeal On
4l.e princip1e Of opposing any important legfs:a-
ton forced through under tue previous question:
strength OF the House IN favar Of the repeal. Pa
per makers are here in force. and are exceedingly
ser se 4 c aeass ~ bess sps s
repeal will also need to bes1ow special attention.
TIE following are the yeas and nay. on tbs flnal
ATEe-J, {. Allen, y. B. Allison S. Z Anco1a,
1. n. Arnold, 4. C. Baldwin, F. Baxter. T. c Bea-
man. J; 6; DIaaie, J. 3. Blair, Geo; Bll.e, =. +
ntow RSyd ;,P PFq9ks e. a. a. n5oTE Go56
Daweon, II. C.:Demtnc. Chas. Dennison, J. Don
Rs']y pFs E Edae Il a:esZ J. T. r. FaeR EasR l.
FTanEs fjohn Ganson. J. 4: Ga!deld, T. Grider,
]. B. Gsinncll, A. Harding, u. Y. Harrington, c.
n. Harrie, G: y: uotchEss, a: " Hubbard,
Julian, J. A. Kasson, "A. A. king.J Law, J. LazeaE,
lory. J. F. Mcdowell, y: D. McIndoe, Geo. MID
!; I: Sss; Ssteiro9 9Ss 4 fent:.en, l. o'ts +
e. fies RonI.6n s. = M,naal y Toas1s H. R'Paa =
Rollins: s: Rollins, L. Ross, R. G. schenck, G.
Y. sec6eld. J: g. Scott, / G Sloan. ]: 3: Stone,
@: y, Steel, n. Stro1sc, + D: y. Sweet 2. ToTn'
ToFte, F. :; Maa1tsEn@; Ky + =: Wh;iex;, !: whss' :
Wilton, Wm. Window, 6. Il Yeaman-in all, g:
Nays. J. d A1,ey 9; A%ss; l. AndsEsen L S1sG >:
t crtefssei!. 81 d. VI. D:vis, 7. +. Davis; Il. l.
Rsxss. & = qi5GR sSR,, r P FL fiot. t., J. uir F.
ioEe, J. H. Marion, ]. Il. MlB.ide, J. &. Moore
head, j. S. Morrill,. Dan MorIie, Amos Meyers,
MyeE chas oSe1l Il PsEha evaa: A. Il; fe
burnc, 1llos. Williams, in al 10.
Gen. Sche1ck's resolution on the ruf1anly out
rage perpetrnted by q would-be representative IN
der the Banks reconstruction system, from Iouisl-
ma, In the assault on Judge Kelly, WIS valuable
not more for its rfEhuulneeE than {oE the fmpot-
sna nss q s %s s T
applicants are the Democrats IN general and little
Sam. Cor in particular. By their friends, as thus
Se' Poliee 'tS conits II % q fhis ciT, We shal know
them. Thad: stcyens' remark, In reply to The
coarse assault, which the House. with amazing
lack Of Judgment allowed Brook. to make 7galnss
Butler, was OF the most eevcrc onesshc has ev'
e9 pronounced. he has the floor tomorrow whe1
the House neets, and ts t-pccted to 1naEe &c
fcnee Of Butler against these charges & about rebe
CjaIl'e rcseIut1on IN the senate acainst peac,
negotiations speaks the prevailing sentiments 0
both Uouees.
Tie Richmond Stntinel Of the 2lst says: 'Th
trucc lout New York arrived at Fatnia yesterday
with COO Confederate prisoners. The boat Eil
4crine prisoners in the North"
The Goldsboro Journal Of the 18th, gives rele
| account Of the fall Of Fort Fisher. It says thu
the Yankee atorming party numbered IS, ,6o men
md their slaughter W1s great The same papc
also etics that private adyices by train last
from Wilmington, were TO tho effect that the fan
sucnr Loaf Dcmo, four miles from Fort Fisher.
The HAig halls the capture Of Fort Fisher as
blcssi1 on the Confederate causc. saJs, We
suitf M u' ten; the people q thesc State. are no
weaker nor less determined IN consequence OF It
The Enquirfr says, the loss Of Fort Fisher Is tn
Create+t disaster Of tue war, and that Its Captur
1rccssftatcs the evacuation Of Wilmington.
The following otac.1s having been reported q
headqqalters Of the atnX io5 aossnee @ w1th1u S.1
see fore Gen. % cadwsi Military Commission. and NAL
satisfactory defense to the charges agaln5t them
u. Lcs. 10th Iowa; 1st Lieut. J: J. BumPas, 2li
Ohio; Capt. Albert II. Green, 9Th Kentucky ca
airy; 1st 1eut. Christopher Byoec, Do; Snrseo
y. McGornicE, ID Michiean cavalry.
The following officers having satisfactorily mad
thcir defense lefore the conr,, are exempt trol
ssn e., H.r T% s;1 a. Lynch 's'h ' en'
T Hereafter no permits will be granted for th
removal uf dead bodies Of soldiers Inferred at an
point south Of the District OF Columbia. It vi
Tor any such permits until the restriction Is r
moved, Of Which pnblic notice vii be given:
they contan is letter By the rebel congressms
r. n Smith, Of Aahana. to his constituents. e.
plafning bis Withdrawal from Congress because
eestnst Ss lf" .he 4 Richnond statinet. which had
n6unccd the proceedings Of their Foreign Rel
tons COMMITTEES on the subject Of peace as trc
sonable. He reeites the debate On fhls suh1a
ago been. rc-pub}iehed In the Northern
pers, and concludes as foll9ws: II aeeo eco
dingly wtthdrsw from the HOUSE rs sa,;an ana ha'
|
! appreciate the dellcacy Of my position, al
holding myself responsible to Jou alone for II
coufse on tho occasion, expect to return hou
os soon q can close up my bus1ncss here, al
VIII ho!d myself ready to act in accordance
yonr Wishc6. The article In the Sentinel did n
[eicr to ne Personally. to any individual raer
Der OF We Honse. hut was a sweeping chars
aea1nst tnoHe men who favored the present pea
measure. What tlaat measure was an not at il
erty to eas. nut u your representative aua md
the deepest conviction that thcre arc mt n,
l | hundred men IN the district who vnn,d ohIcct
it. lhave the honor to be, &C., '~~>
..tfrcHNoNp. Janusry 70, 1so5, ~ '@t'A'
: The Richmond Dispatch Of The a1st i. IN , :,
: vav. Here Is ia appeal to the Yankees to let +
, sfnne. ave deyoutly W1sh there was soma nj,
anh;ect tn write about except Yankees and slaye1
: We sre As sick and tired OF the disgusting mopo
n,T ~ INV one can be. o7en-roast beef and plu
s,;ddSnr ~ T would lose their saror II one werc CO
ppe'1ed q dine on them every day IL The week
, fonr Tcnre.-much more, pork and beans and Ct
~ We are uarseated with the whole subject
: ES Fedc,als and flank movements, Mtea3ng and
, t,enchine. boml-sh fron-clads ma tofpsao
Wc are Disguised with the name Of esey dtst
Eanse they a1e grand r1scals, bnt pecanss a;a "
! have become tedious. To have 20 1naieHt a' T.
sa,ne thieves at the Old Bailey every oa5 ,aor ~
week~to sec thc a,me usly. vtcions iafes p.i peg1i
/ 5.n1- nrnrr In the YE2f. IL G4H11