New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

the President of the Senate and the Speaker Of tie House to
grant the use Of building the corner OF Pennsylvania
ave and Sevenh for any lawful purpose but especially of
meetings held with view to the Liberation Of Ireland
MI GUTHRIE moved to lay the resolution on tie tsDie
MT JoaSsoS thought the passage Of this resolution would
give England cause for complaint Whether EsgaD.r I
was ore question Whether would preserve our neuira
by such action as was proposed was another En-
yope was now convused in war and he lr JoHSsoS sad
that should not by any action OF ours nocav tom
participate that struggle. Those who came here n
foreign country should, in his opinion apiue ~ AN
Mr NYE replied to Mr. johnson that there was nohing
wrong in the resolution 1t could do no harm 1n're WA n'
for this anxiety about q,
course Of the British Government toward this country during
the late civil war lie in favor OF s h h
struggle for liberty honestly made be caIea W. ny Wno.
He believed there nothing 10 The ~ D Osous so had
American citizen could object lie knew % w PeoPe "ho Hau
shown such love Of country as the romans
THE INCOME TAX.
Pending the discussion on the s9Svs M mTS cseS ~
income tex shall collected from oeersor soldiers Of The
called up the House bin exemptng pension, from
taI which read twice and defeated on its third
reading .-,..,o,,,r,
YATES presented the cT'asns; .. the Hon S s%Ss
PUBLIC BUILDING FOR IRISH PATRIOTS.
Consideration Of the resolution in relation to the use o. a
sumed After speech trop Mr. spEw1KFn favor Of IT. the
resolution was passed--Ieas %; Nays. 2.
IRE RkCAt- ORB OF SLAVES ESCAPING fhoM eOpA.
Mr. WILSON offered resolution which wns aaopteu, IN
.,rucng the Committee Foreign Relations TO inquire what
legislation Is 20 prevent tho reeapuie VI
persons escaping from involuntary servitude in Cuba
A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
At o'clock Mr. pooITE rose and saa aa ~, occ0
was nothing before the Senate he would take ire ooe
sion TO mako personal explanation which he bad some time
since promised lie then proceeded to read speech ~ rea
him to resign The arguments and statements made use OF ~
Mr. Doottle have heretofore been given IN 1ese iepo" "
debates between him and his colleague. Mr. Howe
Mr. HOWE took the floor in reply to ms eolsagae
questions connected with the State politics OF Wisconsh
BILL FOR TIE RTLIEF OF DRAFTED MEN.
Mr. CowAN at 3.s5 called up bill just RON me Mouse en-
titled An Act for the Relief OF Certain DTaiied Me' ~ u
reefs the Secretary OF War 20 refund $500 10 eich pIon
twice also TO refund al in which shall appear tIa'
nersons furnishing substitutes not liable 10 military uuy'
| IL wGs objected 10 and IL goes over.
| FRENCH CLAIMS FOR MILITARY SERVICE n
Mr. VAN WSKLE offered resolution ealing upon tbe Tres
dept for whatever heretofore unpublished CONN
NAV be In bis possession touching tie claims or Entay
service made BY France hrd Prussia upon eIh'
| Of this county, which was adopted. .,
| COMMITTEES TO WAIT ON THE PRESIDENT.
Mr. HARRIS offered IA resolution for tAe appointment OF
Committee oftwo TO join committee OF the house 70 wall W
the President inquire lie had any further eommaheA
he resolution was ado9ted and Messrs. Harris and Mes
| NTH were appointed said Committee
| PAYMENT OF THE HOUSE CHAPLAIN.
jont resolution for the payment oil the Ohapaln o
House the Thirty ninth Congress was ieeeeu n0 u"
| ADJOURNMENT OF THE sESATE
Alta O'Clock Mr.. HARRIS from tho Committee TO wait OF
the President reported that the Presideht hsu 10 iH
communication to make. go. NJ. ,,o.,.,
Mr. McKAITw offered resolution Of thanks 70 MI Poster
for the impartial in which he las peedeo curing W
| session. which adopted unanimously. -
conaned resolution. and then declared the senate Cd
jouIsed stas die.