The New York herald., 1866-07-26

dscrs must make their selection as 10 whe,hsr ih.,
~, avert them into hve-twcntios leaving them 4
at,h 'he election at before maturity aSd agtSor
znS ,ha s,ecr. uy to pay those 10 which no motto
shall DO gwen in ~'"i money or N nyctwsnty bond
shan no allowed OF paid by Secretary Of the TreAsur,
10 any y for tho purchase aae or exchange Of bond
| or rreasui,v notes
Whole on the tate OF tho Union
The motion v. agreed ". and tho House theroupon
% wrn, INT. Commit. ,he chair y" '' ''''' u '"'
| There were nino BIZ, tho calendar having prece
dence was necsssa y 70 have each Of thom passed
over
xrcruAxxc>- = AcrioS
Mr.. wnsos OF Iowa and olh ers who were opposed 10
votes by tsllers and AZ il was cry difficult to get
quorum 70 VOTE much time 'nsumed 10 tho pro-
Tie rs, as s me-. me occupied IN ns sa o. hs ro
The joint RESOLUTION 10 place thousand dol
lars 70 Tue control Of tho Commissioner Public Build
and public reservations OF Washington q y being the
nl'h o on the calendar up IN otion or Mr.
fAnSs"onrh the enaonng clause was struck o1t
THs RESTORATION mLL
Tho next bill on the calendar was the bill rep. ted by
Mr. stevens 10 enable tho States lately in Rebellion 10
gain ia ir privileges Ia the Union.
hr Srsskss rose and said he had substitute to-. oner
", u sne o ana no wou,a ASK the Committee Of tue
Tomorrow
Mr. GARrrxID moved that the bin be laid a,ds
Mr. SrrvKss sad that this his bill and he was eN
titled 70 tho floor He did not mean TO give tho door
tho gentleman 10 restrain liberty.
hour OF hslf.past four having arrived tho committee
rose and the House took I'LL haifpast in
the evening.
Evening Session.
nrasHss os TuE srEAkRas rAmK DfsrosED
The House proceeded 10 tho business tho Speakers
table, and disposed thereof "a follows
The Senate bill provide for the probate and for tho
recording ~ wills OF real estate situated In tho District
OF Columbia was referred to tho Committee tho Ju-
dietary.
The senate bin to incorporate the Washington Land
and Buding Company ~ the District OF Columbia Tns
II debate
nouucng tho stem Of giving special charters to build
ins companies which had proved TO be such s~ndios In
New York and other States
Mr MERcuR, pcp) OF Pa, defended the bin and advo.
Gated its passage.
On motion Of Ar PAINE (rep Of via, the bill laid
on the table.
IycnvAsEp sAL,mxs ov CLERKS ov oosxrrws
The business on tho Speakers table being interrupted
temporarily, Mr. BRooslfL trcpl Of Pa, from the Com
mllee on Account reported resolution increasing tho
salary Of tbs clerk OF that committee Adopted
Tiiy MEMPHIS RiOrA
Mr. BRoanaLt, from tho special committee appointed
wasburne on account OF Illness presented tho report
and yolrminous mass of testimony and moved that
Tho report aud testimony be rr nted.
Mr. SHASKLI rep OF Ky, presented the views Of tho
minority.
Mr. Ls Btoso tdoml Of Ohio protested against print.
ing that great ~ testimony. He did not 6olIeve
that any member would read L. Tho whole thing
OF local character and ts regulation belonged o.
tho state OF Tennessee Congrcss should undertake
TO regulate such matters.
Mr scoFinp. trcpl OF ra. remarked that Congress
had been regulating them for thr last ave years
Mr. liz BInsD thought ihorc was as much regulation
required In The North as in tho so1lh This testimony
would make some eight hundred printed pages Tho
facts were already known 10 tho country and the print
Ing was only Intended for clectonecrng purposes.
Mr. JonSsoS tdcml o. Pr, followed IN the same
course o. argument Tho subject of Investigation
only riot. aud tho committee, he understood, had
arrived at that conclusion. rio, In Memphis
whoc objec. OF printing thu testimony par
effect. Tho investigation had been conceived that
srt aud had been 70 treated by the public press Of tho
Mr. BaoosA said hc did not wond al The Opposition
OF tho gsnemsn on tho oihcr SIDE They did not desire
", IS Bosn called for the ycas and nays printing
the report md testimony.
The vo9 taken and the printing ordered by
vote OF 80 yeas against IS nays.
cosspsnAIios os srnSss os rnS srsaktns rAHLx az
srmrp.
The House resumed tho consideration OF the business
on the Speakers table as follows
The Senate oint resolution extending the time TO the
Alabama and Tnrids Railroad Company for tho payment
Of duties railroad Iron up and motion N Mr.
iseEasoiL LAID on the ,able--yess "a, nays "a
Tho amendments tho Houas bin for the relief
Of Mrs Ann y. snoo', widow OF Captain Joseph smoo',
Tho senate Joint resolution settle the accounts Of
William r. wngne, Collector at the port Of Bangor, Nc
the Committee Of ways and Means With leave % report
The bill 10 incorporate the GereraI Hospital Of tho
District OF Columbia afor considerable discussion, WAS
The Senate blI 20 Incorporate tho Washington County
while tho Clerk Was reading this hill fearful storm
Of thunder aud hall broke the capo eros,inx such
-
tbs reading had 20 be suspended Tor several minutes
There being cvidentiy disposition 10 consider the
bin wac. motion Of Mr. TsGDsoIL, referred 10 the
Committee for the DIstect
The sensie bin Incorporate tue Metropolitan club
Of the District of Columbia laid tho table.
The Senate biii4o incorporate the Washington Temper
sncs Society of tho city of Washington The title of tho
bill coming Immediately after the preceding one,
greeted with of laughter, and Mr srrvEss imus.
diasiy moved 10 lay Il the table. ON the reading OF
tho bill appeared 10 contain nothing Objectionable, and
instead OF bsug laid on tho table II was parsed
Tho Senate iont revolution ~ change the place Of
holding the terms Of Circuit Court for the Distrc, of
Columbia passed.
The senate bill 70 nx the compensation Of certain col
isctors Of customs referred 10 ths Com fntec of
wzys and Mssns.
The Senate bill granng lands to sd in tho cou~'ruc
on Of railroad aud Telegraph line from The states ~
Missouri aud Arkansas 10 the Pacific coast.
Before ,bRresding OF tho bill was concluded the
House, at ten o'clock, adjourned