New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FINANCIAL.

NJ LOyGYRAR offered q resolution, which
ps adopted directing the Secretary OF the Treasury
u INFORM TIE House with what States, If any. deposits
q ,aaic MONEYS were made under the 18th and 18th
sections Of the act 70 regulate the disposal Of public
Etsys, approved June 80 1896, together with the
cis and amounts Of such deposits respectively. and
ssher the same, or, if any bow much stil remain DO
eelosited and with what States respectively.
ARIZONA.
H. BAr'R presented the credentials Of John n
Gcdun. Delegate from the Territory Of Arizona who
va qualified and took his seat.
CONTESTED SEAT.
NJ Ashley Ohio presented tie petition Of Mr..
Icsioa eontesiing that seat
POINT LOOKOUT.
NJ. SCHEScK offered resolution ard asked imme.
cide action on H. requesting the Secretary Of War
t.ssnd the sale Of Government bindings and other
l'cyTy az Point Lookout. Nd. lie explained that
rom Lookout was point Of land on the Maryland
sAt where the Potomac River flows into the Chess.
yea Fay, There were 800 or 400 acres. on which
we buildings previous 10 the War occupied in con-
asthoo With that wsteriDg.place During tie War
.s buildings were taken for hospital purposes. and
~ yVittnDent established there depot for prisoners
iss eafangs we're worth only comparatively small
* bai The Government expended perhaps slJO.O00
wife construction Of other buildings and improve.
I'm The Secretary Of War had advertised the sale
ts property and furniture 10 take place tomorrow
aW Dsniime patriotic lady Ind secured the title
'taSesiae. and proposed TO present II as dOna-
iva Ne National Military and Naval Asylum, as
- H soldiers and sailors. provided the Government
$3.50 Eve III property TO the same Asylum. The
AZ "a OILY came before the Committee on Military
is. uas morning, and as time desired 10 further
tsesl '-'''''' INC aoo'e 'oso'u'io" ""s ih'io'
'1s resolution was then agreed to-
r. COLORADO
-. - Is.hol OF NJ MASON, Mr.. ChillicOtt member
f.'a1, Oeorado, was allowed the privilege Of the
..1 'ne pending case shall be decided
NJ AiDNIl PROTECTIVE HOrEsTEAD COMPANY.
~ noase resumed the consideration OF the bill 10
lsy -'"N0Nai Tro'eeN'e hohes"au Nohi'
m oAhk 10 gave bis reasons why the bill ought
usL Nse he said created what puTported To De
,s, .synsry or chari bic Institution with propris.
t..fs's TIE Drorrie'orshp 10 become absolute at
e,1" I'VE Fears. IL also provides that money re.
Il 49, .aaItatIe contributions might be invested
t. s> tos Ute 6, once 10 rest In the corpOrat0rs.
a., HYsleiied a. Inner and exclusive privilege
saou, luinotr OF persons, VINO might convey aud
j nsu 70 tisat such privileges.
h, OF lr FiscK, the b was lad on the table
WV I9 Yeas against 80 NAYS
I'm U. 8. DIsTRI, COURTS
fa PISSED the Bin 10 regulate the times and
ub,r, sc.ing lie District Court within and for the
4, ", NEGRO SUFFRAGE IL THf DISTRICT.
s'LsoS, 1ows). With viev TO q full under.
Esss 3, proposed that at 81 O'Clock tomorrow the
utsJrssf vote 70 r. coInmit TO tue Commitire On
sCr~Sitfy TIE bill ext, ndng suffrage in the District
Ia, Although not approving, he accepted az
ss \, Ne Ne motion TO recolnmi, the amendment no.
" AL bale, In the cha racter Of Instructions
BASIS OF REPRESENTATIONS.
u n,~5nLiAG rising 10 IN explanation, said "a res0lu
nSceneed b him on the 18th inst, proposing an
N '" " tAs Constitution Of the United Btstes