New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-06

and on motion Of Mr.. Bingham was re-committed ana
Mr.. BrSoAAM also presented a memorial and testi'
In relation to Tennessee with accompanying doc
uments and moved that they be printed. =,
Mr. BROOKS asked what effect an objection would
have.
The SPEAKER said then the question will DO sub.
mitted 70 the House.
Mr. BROOKS said that he could not tell whether 10 OBJ
ject or not until he heard some Of 1t read.
The SPEAKER-The gentleman has the right to de-
mand the reading.
Mr. WAsHBURSE Oil )-he mas, unless majority OF
The SpgHKEa directed the Clerk to proceed with the
| reading
Mr. BINGHAM moved to suspend the rules so as 10
dispense with the reading. After some little skirmnh-
ing the rules were suspended and the reading oil the
documents dispensed with. A., ,.,.
| Mr. ROGERS presented a minority report OF himSn
| and Mr.. Order. and asked that it DO read 49,,
Mr. FARsswoRTH objected to the reading oil tue re-
port which takes ground that the State Of
already in the Union and had been out and ends
with resolution Of the House that the members elected
be sworn in. 1t was ordered to be printed
Mr. WAsBBURNE (Ill.l stated that Mr.. boutweii sbo
hmsef dissented from the majority report and that
thev vonld file their views hereafter, which be asked
leave TO have printed The grounds OF their dissens
that the joint resolution does DO, a.ora
| the freedmen.
MI COXKLSG On. y. moved that any member cs
the Committee may Tile his views hereafter, ana lHae
| they he printed There being no objection, u was SD
ordered.
The SPEAKER presented report from the secretary
of the Navy 20 amount paid for advertising &c,
for ls6 Referred TO the Committee on Printing also
communication from the Secretary OF the Interior.
transmitting report Of the CHIEF Engineer 10 relation
10 harbos on the and lake coast where public WORKS
are erected. Referred to Committee ON commerce.
Also letter in regard to the report OF Col sawyer,
Superintendent Of the wagon road rom NloDFara l"
| rginia City. Laid on the table.
| A NORTH CAROLINA FIREBRASD
Tie SPEAKER also directed the Clerk to read the fo'
lowing letter from the Governor OF North oaroiina'
| NORTH tAROIJSAt
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT RALEIGH " O. feo ~ pb,S
To the Hon. SCHUYLER CoLPAx Speaker u ne hou" "''
SIR: herewith inclOse to you resolutions otthe Genera
Assembly Of this State accepting lands donated by the Con
aes. Of the United States by passed July 1907 on
titled An act donating public lands to the several states h
Territories, which may proyid. coeies 10Y sg
| obe,iient servant JONATHAN WORTH,
oOeu'e"' ''''''" Governor of North Caroins.
Mr. srgvENs-I object TO the reception Of the paper
The SPEAKER-The question is whether the HONE
will receive it. =. ., 49,. -,
gentleman from Pennsylvania object to its reception
| Mr. STRvENs--I object, because we all know per-
perfectly well that do not recognize at present. the
Government of North Carolina, and hope the House
Mr.. BRooKs-I understand the gentleman to say
| Mr. CoNKLNG. interruptng, asked whether debate
The SpT,kER-It is not. A majority receive any
paper. The question is on receiving the paper.
Mr. EIDRIDGE asked for the Yeas and Nays on that
The Yeas and Nays being ordered and taken
suited in vote Of Yeas, SO Nays 100. 30 inc House
YEA.-Mes.rs. Ashley Nevada, BERGEN, Chanler Davis,
DeunsOn Eidrid.e Fnck Goodyear Grdsf, Hale. HARDING
K NSS dali Lsthsn M.r.is MeRuer Newell, Eib.ci
Nicholson Nocll Phelps, RsdNord ksymSnd Ritter koss.
Ross Rousseau shankn, Taber Taylor, Thornton, Irimbs
S.IsTM.,.r' Alley Allison. A@S' An5er.oq, Ashley
BnsSam Blaine BV@sws s soRS ;set sr9@sSn
De efSees Demins 6cunsy briggs Dumcpt Ecssy, Eliot.
Fsmsworth FarQuhar, Ferry, Gr.wold Harding thLl'
Hubbard sh i1 Go%s naSSsid a. " Hubbard HaS.
bell tohlo fnser.Ol Jencke., Julian. Kelley, Ks'o.
Me MOihs Mouton Myel. oNsl orth Paine Psltef-
son Perbsm. Pike Price Randall n.y. Rice IMa..s kies
H sSs. s.1sa fSsys Francis
(MII, John I. Thomas tMdl TIorbIidse Epson; vsn
S AMMAN n van ws.Rb1m nd wshbsfD Ma Wsis1
wentworth Williams Wilson Qo~sl, Wilson (Pal, Window,
aud Woodbridge
MONEY IN THE TREASURY.
| Mr.. STEVENS offered resolution. which was
adopted requesting the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
prepare statement showing the amount OF money
new in the United States Treasury including all suns
in the hands OF Assistant Treasnrers. National
Banks. and all other depostcries, Designating me
INFORMATION REQUESTED.
| Mr. STEVENS also offered q resolution, which
adopted requesting the President 10 communicate TO
the House information the following points To how
mary persons worth more than $50 0 each he has It,
sued special plrdons aud what are their names. How
much property, real, personal aGd mixed. seized and
forfeited enemys property has been taken from the
enem mics Of tho Government who claimed 70 be the
original owners whether such persons had been SOL
ders In the armies Of the socaed Confederate States,
or had been giving sid and comfort to the enemy How
abandoned property that had been taken posses
of under the act of Congress- and had been allotted
10 freedmen and occupied by them has been ordered
TO be restored 10 returning Rebels and the occupants
the freedmen displaced, stating the particular prop
erty thus restored and by whose order the same was
done
A BRITISH CLAIM.
Mr.. BANKS presented letter from the Secretary CT
State relating claim presented by the British Le-
CATION in behalf Of the widow Of the late Andrew Gun
bingham British subject. The letter referred to
tho Committee on Foreign Affairs.
| DAILY SESSIONS.
Mr. BLAINE asked unanimous consent TO offer reso-
luton directing that after this date and until otherwise
ordered the House shall take daily except on
Saturday at II clock p NJ. and reassembe at p nj.
| Mr.. WAsHBuRNE Ql) objected.
House refused.
WESTERN IMPROVEMENT.
Mr. ELpRIDGE presented the JOINT resolutions OF tho
grant of land aid in the construction of the Portage
Lake and Lake Superior Canal 1t was referred to the
Committee on Public Lands.
PENSIONS.
Mr. PERH.M offered q resolution, which adopted.
directing the Committee Invalid Pensions 10 inquire
what further Legislation is necessary TO prevent the
transfer or assignment of the benefit Of any pension IN
brokers or REGULATORS; and 10 regard TO other amend
ments Of the pension avs.
RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH AT PUGET SOUND.
Mr. PRICE, on leave introduced bill FOR the organ
zaton Of company TO construct railroad and tele-
graph from Puget Sound 10 the Columbia River. II
read twice and referred 10 the Committee On the
Pacific Railroad.
Mr. HENDERSON on leave, introduced bill 10 author
lie departure from The established mode of surveying
in certain cases. II referred 10 the Committee
Public Lands
MILITARY AND NAVAL AFFAIRS.
The House then into Committee of the Whois