The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-17

ths judicial system Of the United sssss in mportans par
yn'cn ws ri;usa 70 a: COMMITTEES :. hs y
the United States and establishes In their stead court
called the Circuit Court also establishes in each d
70 b called tho Court Appeals having jurisdloton 70
hear and determns al which may be brought into
sad y ". q IN Of
and exercises the Crou Court and over The Judges
OF the Circuit sn court the n. same .uhoy
are now by law vested IN and exercised By the
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court who may be a.
signed 70 tho particular circuit and the Judges Of the
constitute quorum and be competent TO do the business
Of the court The Court Of Appeals for the r circuit 70
New York for the third in the city Of Phladephia for
the fourth In the city Of Bslmors for the nth in the
city Of Savannah for the sixth in the city Of Louisve
for the seventh in the city OF Cncnna for the eighth
10 the city Of Chicago for the ninth In the city Of st.
Louis for the tenth In the city Of San Francisco-two
the first Mondays in March and September Of each year
The Circuit Court sA IN ell respects DO the successor Of
shall exercise all the power Jurisdiction and authority
now exercised by he judges Of the Circuit Courts OF the
United states ana such other powers as hereafter may
vested in the Judges of the District Courts al actions
suits prosecusions g. pending in the Dstnes Courts
the Circuit Court % the Court Of Appeis all
wheroA the matter In dispute exceeds the sum Of ave
wrs Of error In hearing deciding said appeals and
w Of error the Court Of Appeals shsl b governed b.
ne same laws ana rules now applicable 70 such case: IN
We supreme Court Cases may DO removed from the
Court Of Appeals 10 the Supreme Court by appeal writ
Of error whom the amount involved exoeed exclusive Of
wolves question Of construction Of tho consultation Of
the United States the Sy.dy Of any e: Of oonsss: Or
statute OF . State and an act OF Congress
- ADDITIONAL TAX on sIRrzs.
Ing = ssss .s S os and
ster July next which was referred 70 the Committee
NJ H. bill enabling Az
was rolerred TO the Committee on Public lands
TAI on rRAvsLLK1a
On motion Of NJ sncssCx (rop) Of Ohio, resolution
to inquire into The s1pedisnsy Of 80 amending tho Inter
nal Revenue law as win provide tax, not exceeding
cent mile on every travelling ~
70 what e now required 70 be paid BY law.
EMANCIPATION m MISSOURI
proclamation Of tho Governor Of Missouri declaring that
State now free from slavery, which, on motion Of Mr
WAsHsuRNK OF Illinois, was ordered 70 DO printed.
TERMINATION on THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
Tho House concured In the Sonates amendments TO
the Joint resolution requiring tho President 70 give TO
Great Britain the required notice for terminating the Be
ciprocity treaty
rm Durr PARxn.
NJ WAsHBURNH Of Ill, introduced bill providing, n
lieu Of the duty required by law duty Of three per
centum I'D valorem on unssed paper used for printing
Mr.. KAssos lrsp) Of Iowa. objected, for tho reason
that tho committee already have that subject before them
Mr. wAsHBuRss inquired when they will consider the
Mr. KAssoN replied he hoped this week. Tho committee
are to have meeting this evening for moro important
Mr. wAsuBuRSz, under tho circumstances, Withdrew
his BILL
rm NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr. Snvnss (rep) OF Pa, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means reported the bill making appropriations for the
Navy Department for the year ending juno go 1885, and
bill amendaory Of the act providing and means for
the support OF tbs government and for other purposes
These bills were committed to the Committee Of the
Whole ON the State of the Union
THE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION Bill.
Tho House proceeded 70 the consideration Of the Sem
's the e. bin
Commodore Vanderbilt was discussed, whom
Mr. Hmnr, (rep.) OF CAL denounced the Commodore
az sw ndlor and, he might almost say murderer for
employing such worthless vessels for the transportation
eulogy Of tho Commodore
The amendment was concurred In.
Acommittee Of conference was ordered on tho dis
Mr.: Cox, (oppl Of Ohio introduced tho following 70.
10Y and the victories achieved By our
able and satscory peace, and that although do NOS
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a . s,
a The ,,s. The h stan en-
tory however assurances that It's end has been ~
Resolved That now, in .h. hour Of victory which tho
hour Of mAsnanmy Il Is eminenily the duty o. the PresI
srnen either 10 send Or recsivc Committeeman or agents
wn osss Ss snS sna
nations secure the cessation Of hosss and the Union Of
Mr. Coz saId that tho resolutIon vas odined s,ncc n
was first read here by striking cut Of the the
words Before any action be taken 70 change the con
suggestion OF members opposite. "Thsn no said, sis
Mr.. Greeleys preamble and my resolution"
zion be laid upon the table The rebels would accept no
overtures except such would be disgraceful to
resolution upon the tabe-yeas S. nays sl-as follows:
s: 49, Ans: S1sissa 1iss
Ssss s$: .I n;;: s; S;s5 st
1inns nis Hooper iaSsS
s:s q :s LOAN k':
vim, 1sCiu.g Nornaoe, Niisr 81 (. Norris n.
Eisf s:ss: c,ss y: sss A.. Ssi,s:
atSs
s sasa os1 MGR s: BROOKE.
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rs.en Harris Of M Holma1 johnson q Ohio, kellogg Of
kns ss s of
ONO MorTson Note, Fendleton hAdord RANDALL OF Pa,
Robnson Rogers Eoss Scott steele Of " Stiles Town
send, wadsworth, @. A. wbiteJ w. WHITE Wood and
Yssman-6.
RwuBfIoAx GOVERNMENT Rksn mAUl
Tho House proceeded 10 the consideration Of Che bill
and the pending amendments 70 provide . republican
government for States subverted ovcrthrown BY
beon
Mr.. KxLixy (rcp) Of Pa, said the organized OF
the rebellion the OF overthrow. II belongs TO
govern tho territory have conquered, and tho
question Of itself our aten
ton; and lcgislation in This behalf wli though IL
comprise specific provision the subject determine
whether guerilla shall hara@ communities for long
years or be suppressed In o brief time by punshmeps
administered, through courts and law, 70 marnude for
the crimes they may commit under the Of partisan
warfare. Al the close Of international war the
wronged but victorious party may justly mako two
clamindemnty for the past and security for the fu
ture Indemnity for the past in money In territory;
security for the future by treaties the establish
mont OF boundaries or the cesson Of military
power and the territory upon which u dwel lndem-
nifty for tho past We cannot hope 10 obtain
when We shall have punished the conspiraiors
who involved the country IN this sanguipary war, and
psrdoncd the dupes and victims who have aayed them