New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

uerras publishers Of Rebel newspapers Rebels who violated
al the Naval Military Academy When the delegates frame
State Constitution tina: shan secure suffrage to ~ but the eI
WHO aided in the Rebellion and secure to ali men disqEa
ed By treason other crime equal rights and fun protection
people provide for the election Of state Judicial and Lss
tive officers and shah submit the Constitution 20 the people
When said Constituon shah adopted the amendments
proposed BY Congress to the Consultation Of the une states
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aPh Company was read twice and referred to The Post
UndsS Ss a%s o tho State York for the
establishing eegaphic communications between the United
states and other nations wa rrysa 81 o anc soa
within the jurisdiction Of the United States for the period Of
20 eS the company 70 Dp,epy o Ise IN year"
nEPRAL OF THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
Mr. ROGERS e| - INTRODUCED S rSrrsa O e rRsa sss
Committee repeats all the act entitled An act in additic
to the act for the punishment Of certain crimes against the
10th section thereof
SUPPRESSION OF THE LATE REBELLION.
Mr. BINGHAM Qsep, Ohio) introduced bill p declare
valid conclusive certain procamatons Of the President
and acts in pursuance thereof ana tno as % @ late
lion Read twice and referred the Judiciary Committed
TRAITORS DTsFRAScHsED.
Mr. FARQUHAR tSop. Ind) introduced bill 10 make
odiOus by DISTINGUISHING within the District OF Co
ba all persons who voluntarily bore against the United
under the socaed Confederate States Of America or any OF
them Read twice and referred % the Judiciary Committed
PENSIONS FOR 1872 VETERANS.
citizens h s q Monroe S4S cS SP g. % The Of
isl9 Referred 10 the Committee on Pensions.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT IN ILLINOIS
Mr. CULIOM Iep I'LL introduced bill providing for an
additional term Of the Circuit Court Of the Uned satea for the
Southern District Of Illinois Referred TO the judiciary Com
NAVAL DEPoTs OF THE LAKES.
Mr. PAINE crop, Wisl introduced bin 20 provide for the
establishments Of more naval depots on inc Northera ana
North Western Lakes Referred to the Committee on NAVAL
Affairs.
Mr. HIGBY rep CALI introduced bill granting lands to
aid in construction Of railroad from stockton CopperOpO
cGl Referred to Tho Committee on Public Lands
PACIFIC COAST BRANCH MIsr
Mr. McRCER (Isep Cali introduced joint resolution,
thorzng Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase suitable
the title by the United States Attorney for California
the resolution lot TO be construed as authorizing the erection
building thereon until jurisdiction thereof ceded by the
California Referred to the Committee on Apropria
tons
On motion of Mr. PERlIAM (sep., Me- the Committee on
Invalid Pensions instructed to inquire whether
in the late Rebel States whose were struck from the pen
sonros on account Of their participation in Rebellion have
been restored and II so by what authority.
SAFETY OF MARINE TRAVELLERS.
On motion Of 1lr. RICE rep Massl the Judiciary Commit
directed TO inquire what further legislation necessary
for The better security q tho heath ana h'ss o. PSsehssrs On
the Committee be authorized 10 send for persons and papers
%pporaius and machinery and cause practical tests
BTEyEr OF VOLUNTEER OFFICERS IN THE REGULAR ARMY.
Mr.. BLAINE rep, Me.l offered the following:
Resolved That Committee Military sers be inStrneted 70
inquire Ipency provdDgby law that officers appointed
S s % ',s S s % .ons S a Ss
NAVAL MECHANICAL APPOINTMENTS. r
On motion OF Mr. ROLLINS REP, " ID the Naval Com
mice instructed report biz making the appointment
OF the heads of the different meehanical departments OF the
various nAvyads subject to the approval Of the Senate
THE NORFOLK RIOT.
On motion Of Mr. ELIOT ulcp, Mass the Secretary OF
War wns directed communicate information in reference 10
tha rtnf NJ VA he
evidence or documents relating the alleged imprisonment IN
Georgia the Rev Mr. Fncher missionary TO the freedmen
y 'N'' '''' The BRAZILIAN STEAMSHIP LINE
On motion Of AFR. ALLEY dsep, Massl the Postmaster
failure Of the Brazilian Steamship line 10 connect
ACCOUNTS OF AMY oFFicRHs-
mce Vas directed to inquire into the szpeiency further
legislation facilitate settlement Of military officers &c
PARDoNs.
On motion of Mr. HART the President requested to
Snged IN the q ae Rebellion RIo have a5SSa him
since April IS 1865 with the reasons for granting the pardon
granted.
Mr. HOTCHKISS tep, ". W introduced bin TO author
o the granting discharges certain volunteers In the late
war Referred to the Military Committee.
FOREIGN VESSELS IN THE coAsIISo TRADE
On motion Of Mr. BRANDEGEE (aep, Conn., the Commit
Commerce instructed TO inquire whether foreign
vessels have been engaged in tho ecaswe trade con
tray 10 the laws OF The United States aud report the acts
with such recommendations shall prevent the same
INCREASE OF PAY PAY. goR DETAILED SOLDIERS.
%Se Ts Instructed so se the % 81
clerical duty in the several departments
THE MANUFACTURING TAX.
On motion Of Mr. BRO0MALL rep, Pal the Committee OF
Ways and Means instructed inquire into the expcdency
aboshng the five per cent Internal Revenue tax mauac
turing and the products OF mechanics skill Ia other
way relieving those Interests rOn portion oil their present
On motion of Mr. wELKER Rep, Ohio, the same Commit.
Internal Revenue law that the tax the manufacture OF
harness saddles tnwere lumber wagons and carriages be
also OF having Inspectors dseries making less gal
Ions Of whisky per day paid by the GOvernupt and not BY the
distileTs. --A 80"
Mr. KELLEY (Rep, Pa offered the following -
.S Sii ss Es seasr.ioD that Contracted no,
BY sound principles Of national and does no.
Mr. WAsHBGRNE G moved to refer the resolution to the
Nj. WENTWORTH tRep, III moved to lay it en- the
The House refused ay the table and il referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
RESTORATION OF TIE SOUTH
Mr.. sPALDlNG Qepi Ohio offered the following;
10 mamie into tho e1ped.ney Of proposng joint resolution
r,ory O,he purpose Congress, in the reception q Senators and
eaton By item etho Amendments aud The sslh
Constitution of,he United States
LOST DISCHARGES PROM THE ARMY.
On motion Of Mr. AUCKLAND REP, o., the Military Com
mttee instructed to inquire into Tie expedeney OF passing
the relief OF discharged soldiers who have accident
oly iOst their discharges
A GOVERNMENT DONATION.
On motion Of Mr. GARFIELD Giep. Ohio. the Military
instructed 10 inquire into the expecney Of pre-
senng the State Of Ohio the lumber and other material be-
longing the United States at Camp Chase Ohio to be used in
the erection Of State Asylum for the ldiotic.
TAX on DISTILLERlBs.
On motion of Mr. MCKEE (Rep, Ky) the Committee on
and Means instructed 20 inquire into the eIpedi
ency Of eXempng distiets who ds annually less than 20
barrels from license imposed by act Of July 49, 1906
BOUNTY FOR HONE GUARDS.
On motion Of Mr. COOPER Dem, Tenn) the Military Com
mee instructed to inquire into the exPediency Of extend
ing Home Guards Of Kentucky the benefit VI the law
equaliziDg bounties.
TIE PENSION LAWS.
On melton OF Mr. JULIAN ep, Ind the Committee on In
valid Pensions instructed to inquire into the expedency of