New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

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formerly .or7,ils me State ofgrih, ~ "l' 'in i-'' WI"
ytfrs w.ia1l Distinction Of r-se - CO.. ' '' '
o-ry owe fcl real c,ltr Of s voice OIL. sun % III -
Tls 10 Que yh5 ii. hes,oi,r- exercised e. fshl
District .s, De- lr.lh.d voting TO- sliI ,''-s owe
TEv@ TtHtle publications. f3r tle 5dagreI 20 hc 49,
u5u .ls De rclri-cd f1r Bi-uber Of &c 1ss
Commons o. both Csroas mmedieJ previous =
The Ms7 s the ticking and snb'cr5'n before tle
judge Of hs Dsc; Court ofue United sto, fr he Di,t Of
North Csrop ore Ct hc Unilod states entbofed
&, administer osths tho following oath, sowi
"a ocny 'gss on the Hoy L',neeh; o. Aptty l,qd o
a. oil Tine. r.i,r wond sDioeiy e5mysd wd 'e 70.
qareeui. o.. te froesmaoI Z" g. rfgsi!e OF tr oh1
been seorisd ne Thu tse sd fourth Day Of tio
che Rebellion and ths e4bbhnes o. hs socsi CoH,el.'
s sna b asl .s Of mon md de- saprr-,n II
AL srmrd fens,nc 20 t' Government VI tne mi"I Satr 40
States sad ch- Uniou o. states therrund.~.
Aud no Ieson shall be al ed ~ snte IA sad Coo
yeoou onee appointment theundsr. ua he
aud subscribed toe oath ia tho me and
form i above provided
Fourth That stall the duty OF the Judgso ths Ds'tct
Court OF osr beore whom oath proposed to he taken
may 1t about 10 be taxes falsely b. s % son
to pat person any question mdsf oath suJ hear Other
evidence sy tend 'i him to the popey o. admins
srng hi, Judgment the person rutbhy take
the oath he Ay REFUGE administer IT. And should person
.ey oath be- shall be indicted and proecusd IN the
Great OF the United States held ia tho district
n viii be committed,
of p~ry end pn convection thereof sh be and
receive nci punishment atsLe % the crime OF PeJ
i upon tue jury uat aud Court
rrquire sny juror taks unless that he caaSo truth
FS That .san be the duty Of the President Of the gai,sd
s,e. nd require the United ststs. Marsha 'r ie 'e
Of North Csron to appoint Tor each county IN sJ Inc one
m respective county appoint keeper. .p-Or q polls and
Necessary ssfs tue LIT day Of May 1901 che aid
So The q dessais. sid cooysn,ioq
e-c,iou under rh rules sgd recitation. eIg, a.
nsn y % d@s NJ Commons b. he avs Of North Carolina
previous o.hs g day May ei and Iny person no ss o.
Aforesaid and who shsn refuse neglect to perform the cutie,
sPon Thereof before tie niied i''s Circuit corrt ed
snss s1 for ch tns a. he coa IN ~ s.S ioa .hsl TX
Sinh That tie aid epuiy msi'hs keepe's and inspectors
r, PEI day every day they engaged in che dchsrr
hs dss. under his ss TO Dc AID pad by ~ nsd
And tie nt-d state MaTshs Ia addition TO b.. p.-ns sr' aid
ey hereafter allow aud tr s'uss
So United se, anal pay 70 s ' s a s so M of nSny
in e Trranry osry =, appropriated saeh um' 0. money Ien
SssG rbs The rr-.ent or-anAon r under martial law BY
the powsr ofibe Prr.ds aud eli 5acsr, district
barrsd % the execution Of e' Ie;aon, therein eHegp The
ofe'. Of tht une4 state. 'b ees 70 such ana hst
aneons md povrrs .hsB lrfns'e such n. - nay % o
b. state tousa,o add civil govrmmeHt provided
g'eSs ifst TIE Fr.drS, Of H. a.d STATE, hereby 'hor.
,-d nd sail % bic da % 10 dispose add emPo h- h,rJ
places, AID snoe prompt sud efficient execution Of The pro
visions Of ne &C, sn5 e. Pr'-rv pare 800 qae 500
ibs The st.t, Of North caroina
III HOLIDAY EEcEss.
Mr. WASHBUENf OceP, ~ offered the following re'olu'
Ksd The s-ns'. that ne Hog'; sor. on r's'
day iHh is TO me on Thni-diy ~ ID Gay Ja"sJ n,1
lie promised 70 hy saying II recess 10 De- taken the
time should be- hX a that members might make their
arrangements accordingly.
Eli ASHLEY drop ohio, hoped the resolution would not
pass This short session nId this reccss would take lJ
dnys Of Hq moved lay the resolution on the table
and called Tor tiss y sss and Nays n
The vote tu.ru. and resulted ~ follows l'hs 90
table
The previous question was then moved and seconded
Mr. mRlsILl. deP. w inquired whether Il was ia order
o. move on amendment to adourn sine die
The SPEAKER said not o. the previous question hao
The r,.cilon wa, then agreed to. Yeas. iOJ Nays a.
uIPARTNKsT or AGEIcULTURE
Mr. pQNNELLN n;cp Mimi introduced bin 20 recosIa1c
the Depafucn of Arrcure Ordered ~ be printed nn Ie
feTrcd to De Committee on Agi.cLltirc The bu poTRes
the adv d consent of the senate srroint Commissioner
and AsiHt commissioner Of the Agisuturo Impairment
II nio so,dcs FOR lurcnu Of Mine aud Mining sbSe' 10
the COO The Cnm souo IL regulates the puprhasc Of
scis aud plant IN foreign eontrcs aud Isoyses that o
thir 81 a purchases she'll h. distributed by The Depart
anl The remainder lthucl equally BY the member Of
Congress, aud that the Commissioner shah annually report 20
Consres. the amogni ~ Purchased and distributed
A PRIVATE BILL.
Mt WINDOW rep Ninn., introduced bin to incorporate
The Dst Of Columbia Canal and sewerage Company Re
ieTrcd 10 The Committee on the District OF Colombia
THE SOUTH CAROLINA MUKDERs.
Ca motion Of AZ PIX d'eP, Me- The President was
SC. ia hr possession relative 10 The rhl by Military Con
mi.soH 1 conviction Of Crawford Kew and Others l ioS w.
10 Port Delaware aud their Subsequent rclense
THE NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE
ON moion OF Mr. TAYLOR the. Secretary Of War was d.
rrrene, 70 the NcS Oreans riot Of 10Th July last, including
any t,enphic dplche, sent received also reports ma
trsmoEr taken bcorc the Military In the matter
TIE DEFICIENCY BILL.
The House went into Committee whole the state
Of the uion Mr. Cglum e ~ IN the chair and 'ook ny
a special order the Deficiency bill
Mir VASHBURNE dep. III moved 10 strike ont para
graph sprcpriatng s7o5 Tor dchc7ncy, tor WORK done @,
being done by the Corporation Of WaslngioF CITY - 'rani OF
and acr,ss the Government property Ne SAID he not d.
posed vote money Tor n'y 1he PTsgpPa was STusA
og,--5or6 a.
Nj ScOFIELD moved strike the paragraph appro
pating $50 90 Tor the State Department aud requests nio
nation ,bou H. lie had beard II said WIS to induce Surrat
pardon igcucy established in Europe. lIaughtcrl f
Mr. STEVENS rep Pa said that be had himself len nd'
posed rccCnmnd thot cm 70 tie Appropriation 'n.Hl,ee
hc had hefcioIy le r.ted M seward who il young miA
laughter % call upon him ard give him tho necessary nor
matig aud Mr. Seward lad don. so l' W2 ~ 70 ihe gen
e1rn that they bad talked about thing except business
Mr seward had convinced him nat the appropriation was
Government had frce suits pendng in lrjr principally
Ensnnl and Francs 10 recover ppy which had belonged
pensyc The aggregate amorr involved over 80 90 OoJ
and vas supposed that rc large proportion 81 thai wosd
D. recovered The e1pes.s o' tracking Sur VI over Emo
gc and the state department would have 10 pay al
dola expenses the that conveying Srrutt To
the reception Queen Emma This country and OF her return
Honolulu II also Ind pay the expenses Of the recent eK
pedllOn 10 Mexico.
Nh SCOFIELD expressed himself satisfied with the
panion lie had not known bat that some part OF the appro
pa0n might have been been intended pay the expenses OF
the Presidential party. swinging around the circle
Mr. STEVENS assured him that part OF the appropriation
would be applied 10 that purpose although be understood
there some unpaid bills ~ connection with that irp
Mr. sCOFIELD then withdrew bis motion.
The Committee and reported The bill 10 the House
Tleamcndmcut made on NJ Wnshbnrne.s motion 10 the
Committee striking the appropriation Of sO0O0 for work
Ia public Improvements OF Washington City. taken mp
and give considerable discussion IN, amendment
agreet TO- and the appropriation struck out.
Tbs bill tcn passed IL makes among other appropra
tions DE following
PabBe OOo
Panel or 5000
F''"', stsis. nv .isstfi.si ts.sr'p' - 900
op,,,eep s1psn,e, OF forg.n 25uo0