New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
proved tho Joint resolution i therefore no. returned

the Center Market Company Of the CITY Of Washn ton
read and referred to the Committee for the District
THE ASSASSINATION REwARDs
Mr. HoTcHKIss Oep. n y from the Committee Of Claims
by the President Department the capture Of JEFF
fcrson Davis and the assassins Of President Lincoln which
was read twice and postponed til 70 morrow II divides the
money follows.
ToE I'm Che capture Of eo9 ,ad Harold gives t. / Baker
Bene 5000 Lieut. Edward P Doheriy, 10th n & Cav
y Of the party captured Booth $1,000 other SUM. for
$40 each Of the csp.Sn eooo each Of the Leatesn
s 0S es' Of e rs o S s1ss %
The following sums arc allowed. -
Morgan lily. 6evcs g Ii. Ro.eh, Thomas sampson ". NJ
. 1G Mary Ann shd S % cash. AND
the s.gTre o. AeISto MAJOR Amman ao sieco Ro W
David H. B'aker Albert be9Ss[ s Ssmue Williams George W.
THE TENNESSEE DELEGATION SWORN IN.
Mr. DAVE Rep. Mass from the Committee on Elections
made report ~ te case o. the members elect rom he STAT
Mr. LIE BIosp Dem osoS While concaring in the report
Of e COMMITTEE found il hard 10 understand how they
arrived az that conclusion because II the state OF
had been out Of the Union aud only restored to-day
valid election for Representatives could not have been had IN
August 1865.
Mr. DAWES said after the luminous exposition Of the
gentleman Ohio Le would ask the House for vote.
epor, the Committee OF Elections agreed to and
the SrEAKEI invited tue members from Tennessee to come
fJrwa ard and take the oath.
response the invitation Mesrs MAYNARD and Stokes
representing the Second ana Third Districts OF Tennessee and
Mi Taylor representing the First District advanced. amid
applause Cappng hands. IRON members u"
side Of the Speakers chair and there WITH upfted right
hands the sOemnly administered by the Speaker
bong administered followed by repetition Of applause
when tho ceremony concluded The Speaker stepped
and shook hands with the newly indicted members who
were then congratulated by groups Of members.
THR NATIONAL CURRENCY ACT
The bill reported by Mr HOOPER from the Committee on
Ranking and Currency amend the National Currency Act
came up the next business IN order.
Mr. HoOrRR REP. Mass made short speech IN expllae
on and the House proceeded to consider 1t by sections 10Y
Pending action on It, The House at 4Ie took till
EVENING SESSION.
TAI ROUSSEAU ASSAULT.
70 the assault upon MI GInne dispensed with This
MessTs Penny hacker GTisby and Mcrew from Doing
BUSINESS OF THK srEAEEns TABLE.
The House took ny the business Oh Tie speaker 'oe ~
4Ss Senate amerdmeuts to the House bin constitute
Omaha and Nebraska CITY the Territory of Nebraska and
s.. Paul the State Minnesota potts Of delivery were re-
erred 20 the COMMITTEES OIL Commerce 80, .-,-,-.- a..
The amendments 70 the House bill authorizing the
OF The Treasury 10 Issue certificates OF registry on
enrolment and license certain vessels coDcured IN
The Senate bills granting pensions Peter Anderson Reu
Cough and Hop,stel gsow were referred to the Com
rittee on Invalid Pensions
The senate bis granting pensions to Nancy A Stocks
W liam Crosswe. Abraham Lansing, Drusey A. Laynan.
The Senate joint resolution aueuda
tory Of the joint resolution Of June IS 1850 respecting bounties
10 ooored soldiers and pensions bounty and allowances to
tAer hoiis. were ooncarfed 10.
claims against the late Territory Of Nevada passed
The Seuac bill 20 increase and fix The military establishment
|
Mr. SCHEStK (;ep Oslo said this Of the
army bills passed by the Senate arrangement had how
oad be appointed lie therefore moved the reference Of
this bill to the Committee Military Affairs and it was 60
IKE senate bill to enlarge the public grounds surrounding
the Capitol referred 20 the Committee on Public Buildings
The Senate b to extend the time Of tho letters patent issued
to Thaddeus Hyatt passed
The resolution 10 authorize the OF certain
plates Of the United States Exploring Expedition by the Navy
Tie senate ont resolution granting right Of way through
the military to the Union Pacific Railroad Company
and its branches passed.
The senate ION, resolution authorizing the suspension Of
tsxes i the City Of Portland Maine, came up.
Mir WILSON (iiep Iowa. moved its reference to the Com
mee OF Ways and Means with leave to report at any time
order to have amended 30 As not to cover taxes which tae
citizens Of Portland may owe elsewhere
Mr. STEVENS rep Pa suggested on amendment applying
q principle 20 the burnod portion OF Chamlersbug.
The resolution referred to the Committee OF Ways and
Zoe senate join, resolution to amend the Act OF Fob. T.
autbofz the estao hment OF an ocean ma
service between the United states ana emma was referred 10
The senate bill ma.ne appropriation for the erection Of
marine hospital at N0kohona japan was reiereu % '
The senate joint resolution provide for cOdying the laws
| relating 10 the customs passed.
The Senate joint resolution for the relief Of Sergeant Mtoa
The senate oint resolution for the benefit Of Illinois
Soldiers College aud Military Academy passed ~, ...
ferrei to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
The Senate bin for the ri e u Alexander T. Pratt was re
The senate bl fpr the relief Of Mrs Amelia Feaser a.
Columbia S c. was referred 10 Committee Claims.
The bill for the relief OFF j. Curey was referred 10
The senate bill for the relief Of Washington Crosand Of
St Louis was referred TO the Committee on Claims
The bin for the relief Of MTs. sue Murphy Of Deca-
tur Ala, referred 70 the Committee on Claims.
The Senate bin tie oef OF Louis Dyer late Surgeon OF
Illinois Volunteers referred to the Committee on
Military Anairs. .-e.-
Depository Of Public Moneys Of Pittsburgh Pa was re-
ierred 10 tho Committee Of the Whole.
The senate bill for the Tellei OF JOSIAH w. Arm% was re
ferred 10 the Committee OF the NbOie. $500,
The bin for the relief Of the sufferers by The late ire
At Portland Maine appfopraing $1,000 was taken up
MI LATHAM Rep W va made the point Of order that the
bill made appropriation and must 30 TO the Committee oil
NJ RICE ep Me) moved the passage OF the bill stating
sSd lie hoped The post Of order would pressed
Mr. LATHAM declined to withdraw the point Of order and
The senate hi for the payment Of the public de0i
motion MORRILL, referred TO the Committee Of ways
The senate biz for relief Margaret Ann Laurie Of Wash
! ngton City was referred 10 the Committee OF Clalms
The Senate amendments the House bin in reference 10
the Courts Of Washington Territory were conelTed H.
THE TAHIYP BILL
Tie Senate amendments 70 the House bin 70 protect the
revenue and for other purposes came up II, - ,. g.,
Mr. MORRILL, Rep. VT moved that the amendments be
Nj WILSON sep Iowa. preferred that the House should
concur IN the amendment striking ont the ninth sec
ton which provides FOR adding to the value Of goods tie cost
Of transportation commissions charges &C.
MI WENTWORTH rep ~ remarked nat t1e un me Iqd
manufacturer Of the East II protection good tng
let go ali around. Lei the farmers and WoogroWer' have
After discussion al the amendments Of the Senate ex
cep the striking the 9th section nOncODcurfed IN
The question REQUIRED concurrpg IN the amendment
striking the 9th section. -
On division there fs Yeas against q Nays Inc
Speaker gave the casting vote ~ tie negative - 49,
Nj Wilson Qowa) called for the Yeas and Nays which
/ were ordered. 70 -. ,. On
The vote was taken and resulted IN 30 Yeas against 90
Nays
So al the amendments Of the Senate were noneoncurred H.
and d Committee OF Conferences was asked
ACCOUNTS oF MASsAcHUsETTs
The disagreement of the Senate the House amendments
70 the Senate Joint resolution providing fr the examination OF
the accounts OF State Of Massachusetts, came up