New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
fNvnN TING

On motion o. Mr.. Morniil VT the House agreed 10
take 10 day from - III o'clock this e' enlng
for tue exclusive consideration Oi general appropriation
bills. only one OF which has as yet passed both House,
TIE LOAN I'LL.
On motion O. Mr. STEVENS PENN The consideration
Of tie Loan Bill was postponed until Monday
CONF!scATlOS.
Tho House thru resumed TIE consideration Of the bill
Ieunrfel Yesterday from tie Committee On me IA
dietary ta much Of The joint resolution explanatory
Of nm not t. sapvrc's instruction punish treason and
rebellion and ffscate tie property o. Rebels ai-
proved July r. l-f. ~ prohibits tie forfeiture ~ the
real eslto ~ Rebels beyond their natura lives be r.
pelle1 tbs act take effect and he IN force irom and
Mr. { * moved 70 lay tie BIZ on the table.
There gas 81 IT, vote tie motion ~ 1lr. Cox, when
The cakel u lie House gave bis casting vote IN tie
TIE bdi was ther passed BY ycas ~ nays II, u fol
SrA.-Ne.sr.. Allison A@e, Abbey, s.lsv,in (Ms,,1
Bascr B~am.n nair ioutwe BOYD sfan'' &C. iron ns
* ~ pswes. Dcr.ns Dixon. Dofn-y. D'ss Dr,aoi,,
Ec.i~y.silio, Frauk Garfield Gooch. or MEL y sby
III - ulr4 Us.sal Hubbard tColnl, Hnlburf ln.cI
.ol, Jencic. kelley, Kec.s ~ y knoI Ira, Ohm
Lryear Ma,n Me,:'ge, h.ogr M,I Eoon orS.
ls...r.or Pike, Porl,zgy Price Rice lhsssl tce tMe
Rollins u. H.. sehcrs shannon, so'' s.'ar. mi
We.ibsra Moo Wider, NI4on' o0dnrdse " oI'"iIs
E,y.-Mes.r ia, {. allen. Ancon Barley, BALDWIN q
Ni~i.al ar Bliss. Brooke Brown o. Nsco'ii y NJ T.
clay, Car Co., Cox C'qyen, ba~.ol Denon a. a,,
,oa. E.dd-e English, fncS o'n.an 'i',No.l h',t l
HAMS (Ad.l. L9man Huichli.s, Johr'sn ,n4"l'
D Kali a.
No,r.on ke.oa Noble Od,i. Neil tOhoi, rend.e'on,
Ro- rs ip. MOI Hos. steele O.. " Steele -. -.
: r.. S.rar st.ag, Sweet Town end I'acy Ho,fee''
Wsa.wonA WEB tli N!.acy. " Drref, jos pa W. WINE
Winsh. d Fernando " God eamsi-'i.
THg coSTlNESTAL EoriL cOMrASY.
Tho IIoge then took up Toe bill incorporating owls
Delnonico Of New York and John W. foTlef. Henry
D Cos Ae aua others Of this city ns tie Coniinenia
! Hofel Company Of Washington
bir y AsliBiAAL ND SAID tiai ne wanted the lare
limited. al tie hO,el' now charged the same pfoe'
Mr.. MORRIS 0Ohio) wished TO offer m amendment.
namely bat there shall be distinction " color ID
the reception Of TIE guests. lLaughteiJ
Tie siHAKlR declared the amendment ont OF order.
o. the Nh bad been ordered to q thrd reading.
Tie Howe refused 10 reconsider this vote II order
tha. NJ. Morris might oheI lis amendment
Tie bA! w.s then passed.
SIuE MAc8LnEL FISHERIES.
Mr. Ei.pr from 'hc Committee on Commerce re-
ported bn exrrlding the inst section Of the act Of
uuc i-l3 TO tie ia kcfc fisheries, as vcl as .hc cod
fisheries.
Mi. CaAxLER said. os he represented Mackerelyiie
he wanted 60 fnoH EOW mr. his constituents would be
Mr. ELioT-no ] understand you 10 say that you
belong 10 the Mac,,ge Brigade and want to be pro-
tectcd bv tie provisions Of tii- bill
MIR. CHANLER replied that tie gentleman CElioD had
been here fsniug aad putting LJ k IN tie mouths OF
the House . the play suited MS humor Tie gentle
J. III admirable fisherman, ana Il 4eprcrthtEtife oI
Mr.. ELioI. in rcmy sad that the bill extended to the
mackcro fisheries tie rights and privileges rs are
accorded TO other fisheries
BIZ Cox wished 10 make no amendment 50 az 10 pro-
vide Tor the repeal OF tho fishing DOuntics.
Mr. tiOT said That would Lot DC german 20 the bi!l
Mr. WAsDBuEyg 1ll) expressed tie hope That the
gentleman from Massachusetts al the ne&t session
wonld bring IN bill 10 repeal oil the fishing bounlics
lie Thought the time foT this had come.
Mr. Cox s'as glad 10 hear this. and was sorry he
cod not De here next session TO vote for the repeal
Mr ELIOT said he had just Received petition
signed y the largest part Of the cod fishers asking IN
view of the condition VI the country that these bouuties
would introduced and that TIE successor OF his dis
tinruisbed iend from Ohio would vote for H.
1nc bill Was then passed
NEW-YOEK CUSToM-HoUsE.
Mr. " AsHBI RNF NlL) reported from the COMMITTEE
on Commerce. bill reorganzing the Appraiser once
Of tie New. York Custom House.
Amendments were made 50 as to provide that there
shall be one Chief appraiser at an annual saiaf! o
81 900 and six assistants at 5000 per annun
Mr. WAsHpUENE said that the bill had been drawn
nm i'm consequence OF the examination made two years
ago and was 10 reform certain existing abuses IN the
New York Custom House. The Dill contained pro
yiso % punish all the appraisers who shan engage IN
any commercial pursuits which may affect theu Official
action. =, a., ~, .
Mr. FEpNAyDO WOOD inquired whether the bill con
tanned provision 10 punish those who receive presents
from importers for that was one Of the most serious
evils =, 1,
this bin such oenses being punished by existing law
MI ODEIL briefly advocated the bib which would
WORK great aud beneficial change in the New. iok
Appraisers office, but he regretted that the salaries
had been reduced.
Tho bill was passed.
BILLS PASSED.
The House also passed the following bills reported
from ifn Committee on Commerce:
Adl,O 90 tac a1tto prevent frauds by false Invoice
ad re atas Tie yerihciton Q. invoice, by oi Consn.
yloyl =. e.le.1 III ". iId M A'sIs