The New York herald., 1866-03-06
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
Report of the Reconstruction Committee
on the Admission of Tennessee.
Additional Requirements Preliminary to the
Reception Of Her Representatives.
Senate Resolutions for the Admission OF Mem
bers from All the Eebe,llous States.
AM Laws Declaring Inequality
Among Inhabitants to be De-
clared Null and Void
Payment Never to be Demanded
for Emancipated Slaves.
All Debts Contracted in Aid Of the Re-
belliOn to be Ignored.
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Proposition to Guarantee the Payment Of
the Mexican Republic Loan.
The Army Appropriation Bill
Passed by the House.
Proposition to Guarantee the Payment Of
the Mexican Republic Loan.
The Army Appropriation Bill
Passed by the House.

REPORT OF TIE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE on
THE ADMISSION OF TENNEssEE.
The promised report from the Reconstruction Commit.
se, the admission Of Tennessee made to-day by
Mr. Bingham. meeting Of the committee was held
this mornng at which there great deal Of loud
discussion the joint resolution agreed upon on Satur
day. 1t finally decided that 1t would do that
form, and the presented to day substituted,
although It does not In all respects suit the extremists Of
the committee. Such men Conkling, washburne and
Boutwell, would have, In addition all other guarantees
from Tennessee that Of negro suffrage The opposition
will vote against the resolution In lis present form, and
they will undoubtedly do so in Difference 70 the wishes of
many members who want TO debate IT, Mr.. Bingham
moved the recommitment Of the resolution with the
understanding that he would report II again al
IN early day. Upon It's appearance next time
Columbus Delano, Of Ohio, will, in the interest
Of republicans like Raymond and Hail. whose creed Is
''once State always State" administer staggerer TO
the report Mr. Rogers, OF New Jersey, who made mi
nority report accompanied by resolution admitting the
rS..s~s~ seises.as thar .ak-s .fhs rrs.erhad
OATH win probably make an earnest and eloquent speech
for unaiullerated decency toward Tennessee.
the MEXICAN REPUBLICAN LOAN.
Er Woodbridge OF Vermont, astonished the Hocse
to day by the Introduction OF resolution guaranteeing
tho payment Of the Mexican CITY million loan. THIS
created breeze once Mr. Daine OF Maine obIe ted
jcc,ion resulted in tie The Speaker voted Ia the
Affirmative and the resolution referred 10 the Com.
mltiee Foreign Relations This Is looked upon
biggest job OF the session.
TIE DIFFERENTIATION CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MgNT.
II Is generally conceded hero that the Blaine amend.
men tho constitution will be defeated In the Senate
A full Senate contains nfiy members, and seventeen
votes will kill the amendment being moro than ona-
ably against It, will also Is alleged the follow
Ing named Senators :Mcssrs. Sumner OF Massachu
Dixon, Of Connecticut; Morgan, Of New York; Cowan,
OF Pennsylvania Wiley and Van winklc OF West vr.
gina; Henderson, OF Missouri and Stewart OF Nevada
making nineteen In all Tho remaining thirty SEN
ators there good 70 believe will all vote for
the amendment.
THE NEW YORK Posr oFYrcE COMMISSION.
The House bill concerning the New York Post once
amended n the Senate By adding Charles IT, Russell
and Moses Taylor TO the Commission, but Mr. Dixon
unable TO obtain hearing or get vote on iis passage
JOE JOHNSTON IN wAsHISGros.
Rx-rebel General Joseph Johnston arrived here this
morning TO testify before the Committee Rocons,ruc
INDIAN ArFAIRs-IHPoRrASr TREArIEs-sUFrEH-
rSGs OF OUR SOLDIERS IN ARIZONA.
An important treaty between tho Creek Nation aud
The United States signed saturday afternoon at the
once Of Indian Affairs. The Creeks, among other I'M
porant stpulaons cede the half Of their large
domain admit their emancipatod negroes equal and
civil right grant the right Of way for the construction
OF railroad through their country, and also agree
such legislation the par, o; Congress as may be noccs
sary establish judicial system In the Indian terri
tories, and general council, with dcantc legislative
powers, composed Of delegates from each nation
new treaty was consummatcd bct~ccn tho United
states and the Shawnee Nation, of Kiusas Their pfn.
cpai CHIEF Charles Bluc,cke, headed the delegation
Treaties are also being prepared, and viii be
plcted, with the Chcrokccs Choc;avs Cbickasaus
scminoIcs and two bands Of the chlppcwayn Of Lake
Superior the fos Fort band aud those Of the la du
Flsmbeau
A rrpor, received ny the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs from superintendent Ie,hy of Auzona, gives
an account of recent visit 10 Prescott in
bis superntendency. Captain Tcdyard. Of The
Second California volunteers, with thirty nye mon
and thirty ave days ntIons, was sent ont 20
brig IN certain chiefs of hostile bands belonging
to the Apachcs Captain Icdyard aud hts men suffered
great priyations 10 the Of their march having Tor
eleven days been bgoi subsist on horse ard usls
meas They returned thout meeting the Indians gu
pcrinienient Lehy mentions many feprcdailons and
murders BY bands q tie Mo IN that vicinity aud 70.
connsnds tho only remedy that they be placed on
reservations, an that The commanding eouera of the
department and tho Superintendent Of Indian Asfs be
supplied with power 10 enforce the Int rcourse act
rms rivE cEST FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
That issuc Of ho ave cent fractional currency with
n C1rks por,nt rs 70 be recalled by the Secretary of
The Treasury ari suppressed Hereafter portrait of
living men vii b. pA cd upon The currency excepi by
express auiioriy % tho Secretary.
couSlEHrEIr NOTES.
regulation has been adopted requiring all Treasury
cfDccrs stamp the word "counerer all spurious
sotes received by them parporng 70 have been issued
ny states
TRIAL or CIVILIANS BY COUNTS MARTIAL.
1be following important decision will apply 10 persons
Similarly situated the officer hereinafter men'oned
Tho proceedings the of George T. Robinson,
Ne usensut aud then major, dapprvved Under
Shs rulr of tho Judge Advocate General of the army
e>bsvrh srcsly irxa 20 try By martial ciyan
AenMaa - no ID he Tine n The mIlItart Or naval