New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

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| The resolution was then adopted without division.
MExIco-sA SANTA ANNA AND oRTRGA.
On motion Of Mr. ORTIZ Rep, Iadl the President was re
ag the attempt Santa Anna and o,ege organize
armed expeditions within the United states for the u2ese o
ieo
On motion Of Mr. FARQUHAR (aep, Ind) the scrgeaDtat
directed payo Mr. Washburn Of Indiana tho diff
terence @ % c pay az az NarS nha s as 10 sa date hs
discharge
ties Read twice and referred TO the Military COMMITTEE
Mr. SPAULDING CRepg Ohol introduced bills which were
read twice aud referred : follows.
hSo SD ne PgSSs'sts the Co@%a % cdSes
the
Cleveland. Ohio, 20 the Committee on Naval Aheifs
TIE INCREASED CONVERSATION OF ooFGFEss
Mr. LAWRENCE Gepl Ohio introduced bill 70 repeal 20
the compensation Of members to which Mr. sCHENCK tReP
0hol offered an amendment providing oI ne reudng Of the
twice and reerrsl TO the judiciary Committee a..
mileage Of members which was referred to the COMMITTEE On
Mileage. -
Mr. BROOMALL Rcp, Pa offered the following resolutions
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inquire into the e1Isncy reporting Bill providing Territorial
districts Of country formerly occupied By
e existing States Of Virginia North cona south Caroline
giving sdq nhabnt. born within the li%,:
late Rebellion, u equal Political hsh in such Territorial Govern
Adcpted--Yeas lC7 Nays 81 As forovsi
YEAsMes,Is Alley Aison, Amss AndesGn hosn ABBEY i
% soa%s Brsnaerss rs%ws Bisosn BusssnS Sundy cisi
40ho Clarke snl Sooe .oL .OiIs E F,,,@s FsraahsI
PsSP Fty qssd @ toSsy oasSys tais:'i dIsse sfdr &
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Ward N Yl Werner wa.Lb5ne iI wa,sture qsa Wssr
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lGskia Sitgrs.s, trsednr si~sn sroa'f Tto Tis1'',
EEAproIsTMEST or The THE REcoksTRucT1os COMMITTEE
s STEVENS REP fS offered SoReSeg % TssS%on
G d a ~ e and SI reseon hat were rerTsd
to Il at the last session be considered as rerru TO anew
Adopted
rIrE soU1nERS RAuRoADs-cosMI1TER 0P INQUIRY.
Mr. STEVENS sho offered resolution for tic appointment
The past and present relation existing tie Federal Gov
erncnt ad the raroaas m he States lately IN Rebellion the
ing repairing eqrppng and managing suoh railro - the
amount now duo Is each Of them The Government Nc mad
lion 20 such lroas the committed to have power to
persons and pape employ ock and report progress at any
Mr sTESENs remarked Nat he Co desire % le PLACED
wOgld prove rather warm Tor hin. Laughtcri
the REMOVAL or PoeThAsTERS ETC.
Mr. briggs lRep., Mich) offered resolution ealisg on
mova aud appointment Of Posmaser &C. since the adjourn
Of the last session II was laid over for one day under the
Mr. MYERS Gep., Pal offered resolution calling on The
appointment required confrn Twas aisPoss
Of IN the saIne manner az ihe precedng reso'nfion
kEyESUE FRAUDS.
Mr. DARLING Qiep, y. " offered resolution I,eiiiss
that great frauds are alleged be daily paesed IN the pay
aud collection Of Internal Revenue distilled spirits
tobacco and cigars and provided for select Of hSe
TO Investigate he facs with pOwerto send for persons and
DELICATE PROM THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Mr. pARNG S n @efS I s e to 6e. gfGsqe Of 5 Rs
read shd referred to Committee for tie Die
trct The bin prOyides foT impartial suffrage
INCREASE or JUDGES SALARY.
Mr. WARNER seP7 Comm introduced 6l 20 increase ,a
neccut 10 e. go It was and referred to ihe Jnd
cAry Committee.
SOLDIERS HOME.
Mr. BANKS Gepr Massl introduced bin 70 amend ,he
act incorporate the National SOLDIER ana Sailors Orphan
Home 1t read twice and referred to the Committee for
TIE COTTON TAX.
Mr. BLAINE ep, Me- offered resolution nstructing The
Committee ways and Means TO inquire whether the seu
tura manufacturing interests Of the country
ADOPTED
Mr. RICE Qep Me- introduced bill conieiring 1ursde
the Court Of Claims in arising out OF treaties with
Cherokee Indians Of 1917 and 1919 II read twice and
referred the Judiciary Committee.
INQUIRY INTO MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The resolution offered Yesterday By Mr. Mckee calling on
present condition Of affairs In Mexico came up and was
adopted
The Senate e Of Last session On TSnSS grant % & o. land 'S
was postponed for two weeks.
JOHN II. sURRATT.
Mr. BOUTWELL, Qopo Mass.) having obtained unanimous
consent TO make personal statement said have observed
spspes what purpors 70 be report OF remarks
made by me in Of Union Members OF the House last
Saturday evening The report to which refer is in many
tclars quite incorrect What said said very cooy and
viii repeat II substantially the House gave notice the
that Il my purpose at on early time TO introduce
.1a Gag ong %nse ~ koe IN yrence ns 70 eSp
Surratt and expressed desire that my friends should
opposition @ or doubt about IL then said believe a. cooy a:
speaking that had good reason 70 believe that the
Execuiive Department lad knowledge many months
tbe plaee where Surat was that he employed in the
army Of Pope Rome that IL had for many months
knowledge Of the regiment and company IN which and Of the
name under which be serving that had observed report
Of his and escape and that thought under all the
time that the country should know whether
those not therefore desired that The rso
ton which intended TO introduce yesterday should be sap
ported by the Union members Of the H0LSe Now will
Tor myself that have good reason for believing believe
have The best OF for thinking that early May
last the Executive Department OF the Government had
knowledge of where Surra was did not say on Saturday
night last have said anywhere that the
Government been at fault in not procuring his arrest but
when left this city last July did expect mat very soon the
country would have known that the arrest had been made
nt transpred and month after month passed