The New York herald., 1866-03-17


On motion OF Mr. DooLIrrLE rcp) OF Wis bin pro
viding for annual inspection OF Indian taken
up and read
Pending its consideration the Senate wen, into execu
tive session, and soon after adjourned uii Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON March I6, lseS
THE SECRETARY TREASURY AxD THE coxpTRoLLEs OF
11R oCKRESCy.
Mr.. PRICE, (rep) of Iowa, asked leave to oner th,
following resolution
Whereas n difference OF opinion and con nIct OF view
exists between the Secretary OF the Treasury the Comp
teler Of the Currency which has assumed shape cac
lated TO lure the financial interests of country there
Resolved. That committee OF three members OF th,
and report TO the House
Mr.. boutwell,, rep of Mass objected unless the 70
solution was referred to the Committee Of WAYS an,
Means He subsequently withdrew his objection and tn,
Mr. Ross, (dctn.l OF Ill., objected saying he thought II
better that the inquiry should be made by the Finance
Mr.. PRIcx said that the gentcman's colleague fMr
Wcntworth had challenged him yesterday TO introduce
such resolution.
Mr. Roes-I should rather he (Mr Wentworth should
be chairman OF such committee than you. object
cHARiEsroS AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP line
Mr. kkLso trep.) OF Mo- introduced bill to authorize
tween the ports Of Charleston s. c. and Liverpool by
way OF Queenstown, Ireland which was read twice and
referred TO the Committee on the Post 0fce.
The PURCHASE OF THE srEAxsHlP LINos
Mr. TAYLOR. (deml OF n Y, introduced resolution,
which was adopted directing the Secretary Of War
port tha facts In relation 10 the purchase OF the steam
ship Illinois, also the OF the appraisers appointed
BY the Quar.ernaster General and Secretary OF War
uiE ANNALS oF ooSogKa
Mr. 'STsvKss rep Of Pa, asked leave to introduce
resolution instrustng the Committee Claims to in
qure what deposition should be made OF the publication
called "Annas OF Congress deposited by Gales sea.
ton under an alleged contract with the House and
termine whether the same or any pam Of them should
BE- returned and any gaTs Of them shall be
Mr. WILSON, rep } objected:
Mr. DAVIS, (rep.) OF Mass, presented papers In the
contested election case Of Fuller agains, Dawson whoh
was referred 10 the Committee on Electiona
sExovAL o, indian TRIBE.
Mr. HrBBARp, trrp.) Of Iowa, offered q resolution,
which adopted instructing the COMMITTEES on In.
dian Affairs 70 inquire into the expedency OF concen-
!rating the different tribes Of the Dakota or sisuI
Indians on one reservation.
TERRITORY
NJ. HonRooK, Of Idaho introduced bills 10 establish a
tory OF Idaho and TO create tho oilcs OF Surveyor
General OF that Territory which were read twice and
ferred.
Mr. BR,Dgoso, Of Colorado, introduced q bin in rsA-
tton the Colorado land district which was read twice
and referred to the Committee on Terrtorea
RESOLUTIONS yRon oREsos
Mr. HKypsRsos trepl Of Oregon, presented Joint
iutons Of he state Of Oregon In reference establish
provisional government debt and reference 10 daily
mail route 70 the Territory Of Idaho which appro.
pfiately referred
IxrrA PAT voLrSrnER oYycgns
Mr. HAVE rcp) of Ohio, introduced joint resolution
10 the fourth section of the army
bin for tho year ending June 30 1860 entte 70
three months pay provided for therein oil ofcers Of
volunteers below the OF bng ldiar who
in e service nj least years aud whose
ware and scc.utsd AFTER the surrender ~
In April 1865, which Wa read twice aud referred to Ia,
Oospmi,tes on A,iitary Anair.
.he srrAKEr prccesded 10 call committees for report
Of private character
yRfyArn LAsp CLANS
Mr. rnAryr trcp.J Of Pa from the COMMITTEES on Pri
vafe Land Claims reported back authorizing docu
menay evidence Of titles TO be furnished tho owner
of certain lands IN the city Of ST. Louis He explained
the object Of the bill and tho mpohnce OF passag,
70 most Of the properly owners OF st. Louis. The bl
was passed.
A. the expiration Of the ng hour there being no
business on the private calender ian unprecedented cir
oumssnce the House resumed the confederation OF the
Loan bill.
MT PIKE, (rep.l Of Me-, said he would orer on amend
rnrnt the BIN providing tha, any bonds issued here.
tsr except those ssu In accordance with the exist
ina should be- subject To the STATE and
municipal TAXATION a. other property of like valu. Hs
said be had feud with the gentleman from Illinois
(Mr Wentwouhl on the OF dspfec aied currency
Congress- entered upon the OF rredeeuable paper
Se s,n"a y ~ sSS. TO aae
other side of the House The John law French asrg.
and mandats and Russian roubles and every other
currency that ever went below par fully de
scrfcd and the prediction freely made that would
become worthless 81 the old Continental currency of
which hundred dollars had bcsa offered for break.
fast and still Congress persisted and ~ action
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