New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27


Ion or legislation IL necessary.
DlsIOYL INHADIrANTs AND GOVERNMENT RX-
PEssEs.
Mr n, CLTnG offered the following:
UsuI, u . the opinion Of tn. House that the continued
contunacv The ,e,eed STATE. eIders necessary
c. ugcua eston "a order 20 give the los al citizen Of
dse ton in 'hsr natural a1d personal rights
-naler-ted tie Contribution Of the United states ard In
addition thereto males necessary 10 keep on foot largo
h, % aa,.In lie sathor.y q the Satiol yernrep,
rhe,.o, Tie sosr,ry : araady burdened by war debt
r.1sr 20 tef,pd 10. ua'onity lrst ~ Infamous rebel
non $50 !. n|.,I 49,, 90 PI,i, 70 ~ ,' ,s' aia
Re,re r, 4 Pee referred to tie Joint Committee Of Fiji.
'eon .rE.n snsaor s,n contumacy be clearly mani.
Ct, and 4 a.. - ,u.fe thc oApedency Of lcvying
u bu ln 100 cy.l l.b ant. OF such sc'eding States
to y o., cIs.d.gay rNu"lsrs which otherwise viii be
x. ir,trlct. 1 10 sepoF: oy biz or otheswi.e
II. ~ Ohio IIo,c Ell 70 Jay the resolution the
able. HIS notion waS negatved. Yeas. -; NAYS. 30.
Mr.. ScuiNoK Ohio moved 10 refer the resolution
tiou.
Sir. w >TN rr m Introduce! hill 10 provide
fog re admission lrty free. o. certain machinery into
rel RED 20 ine Committee IN WAYS and Means
y SEw NAVY YARD.
Nh krlKNDttL I'D INTRODUCED bin 10 establish
o Nayy.l ord and depot AZ Nonnl GIN H., which was
ret, .rci 20 the Committee on Naval affairs.
BoUNTTEs AID SENTENCES OF COZ ETs-MARTIAL.
Mr.. HArp.sG III offered a resolution, which was
agreed 20 iastrgctins the Committee on Military Al
fairs % in ge mo he expediency 81 paying 10 soldiers
lnd ,heg hoifs whom deceased all and bountes
Withhold nom them by reason o. the Judgment Of any
eorrt.mLrt.a, or Of anJ military orler.
TAXES oN RiAL-iSTATE AUCIIoNEEES.
on motion y. Mr. THJRNIoN M the Commute on
Ways and Means wac Instructed 10 inquire into the
pcdeney o. amending section = OF the Internal Reve-
nUc act OF Juro 90 lsof. 20 relieve Guctioneers
from taxes or sales OF property made by virtue Of
Judgments OF DEGREES OF courts or By authority of
guardians executors or administrators
H.. LII 81 ~. a o .t
iion Has agreed 10 by ayote of G2 Yeas against q
Nays; r follows:
Yras-Nrsr. Allison. Anderson. Ashley Baker, Baldwin,
Banks, Baxter Bs1nan, benjamin Bdwel, Bmshsnl blow
Br1niSs'e Bromley. Brooual. Bgcklsnd, Buudy Clrh
lohio oisrs lkn'ssl ,o5b Cook, Colon DARING PAWS.
Esslson Eliot farqhsr. Ferry, Finch, Garfield CI.nncl.
Gl,~od, hale Harding M. iIar, il'ye- Henderson,
abne ,ohio, iiuburi IN. ~ ln4rr.o, Julian. Kelley,
lohio Ly1eh, Mc,irs ;Ickee. McRuer. Mersgr, Moor
bead. Morr.i Morris, Molton. Myers, Newell, ONell'
ouh Paine rsitsr'o@ rer' Nm rke r@p''' Prize
Scheuoa s,ohed, Shes54rser, sloan SpA'lins Stevens,
omS; S TSG% + $ IG"od %. M.'S Wso
worth Wiisus, Wi,on Qo~al. Wilson tPa) Window
Says-Mc.sr, Ashley, Dawson Denni.on Eldrd,e Finch
Glo.,brenneI, Goodye. order ianing kyl, Hogan. Hub
bell N ". Kerr, Mccullough NolacA. Phelps, Randall
pa. Ritt.g. Ro.ers. Ross. ko--eau, ShanklD smith,
strouse. Taylor, Trimole. Winied.
DISH FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRLss.
On motion of Mr. WAsHBlR NE Qll), the Speaker WAS
the reporter VI the Associated Press
COMMITTEE CLERKS.
Mr.. Ross H. introduced resolution directing the
indng and selec, committees oi the House having
clerks ~ report 70 the House whether such clerks
what portion Of their time is occupied by
their duties and what portion in attending to the pr
ate business OF members of the committees.
Mr. ASHLEY Ohio moved 10 lay the resolution on the
table which was negatived-- Yeas 49, Nays ~.
The resolution WAS adopted.
A SPECIAL DONATION.
On motion OF Mr.. Ii ,RDINC (ll.). the Committee on
Pensions was instructed 70 inquire into the e1pedicncy
NJ making donation TO A Zeglcr Of Port Byron H.
for sending seven sons into the army Of the United
States 10 quell the late Rebellion.
EQUALHING BOZ MITES
On motion OF Mr. ORTIZ LInd.) the Committee on Mil |
tay Affairs was instructed 10 report bill at Oh early
day providing for the equalization Of bOuntes.
QUALIFICATIONS OF ELEc TORS
Mr. DrIREEs (lnd) offered the following
Re'ored That it Is the opinion Of this House that Congress
a' no Constitutional night TO x the qualifications Of electors
"a the several States.
Mr. WILSON (towa) proposed 10 debate the resou-
lion. and it accordingly went over
CREDENTIALS FROM NORTH CAROLINA REFERRED
The SPEAKER presented the credentials OF Alexander
Hamilton Jones member elect of the Seventh Congress
ona District Of North Caroline, and they were re-
erred 10 the Committed on Reconstruction.
VIRGINIA TAXES.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
rom Governor PeirpoBt Of Virginia transmitting the
oint resolution OF the General Assembly in reference
the direct tax levied in 1851 by Congress and now
,eng collected in Virginia II was referred to tho
Committee on WAYS and Means.
COMMITTEES APPOINTMENTS.
Tie SPEAKER announced the appointment of Nj
Siback on the Committee on Appropriations in place Of
Mr. voorhees, and OF Mr. WashbOrn (Ind.) on the Com.
nittet on Claims in place of Mr.. Niblack.
THR "sOLDIRRs MEMORIAL
Mr.. COMING m " presented petition signed by