The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16

The President states In his veto message that ne docs
no consider the establishment Of State government IN
colorado at present for the welfare Of the people
there The population sma some estimating II as low
as twenty-five dousand while tne Advocates the OH
49,, ~. nrror AZ from coo to 10000 II is not
ss,,sf.c,or,lv established majority of the citizens
desire or are prepared for the exchange q. areron@
for State government Another objecti6a Is S-" 'n'
admission Of Colorado at this time State into tn
Union appears him to be incompatible with the public
interests OF the country Instead Of increasing Colorado
has diminished in population. In addition to these and
other the President says:-'Cauton should be
exercised in tho admission Of States and especially
eleven OF the States without representa-
tion and all should be consulted 10 who shall become
members Of tho Union"
UNIFORM QUARANTINE SYSTEM.
The bill to prevent the introduction OF cholera the
United States after being under discussion for several
days, passed the Senate to-day In an amended form.
The great bugbear In the minds Of many Of the
radicals in passing the original bill that placed
immense power in the hands Of the President who might
use 1t to further his political interests Mr. Chandler In
speech to-day, said that tho FIRST section authorized tho
Pre- dent TO employ such as in his judgment was
deemed necessary to prevent tho introduction OF
cholera, and the last part provided for expend-
ing such sums Of money from tho Treasury
Of the United States he might consider
necessary for that purpose He said that according
this the President might employ sixteen thousand
agents and send them all the United States for his
particular ends He had consented to entrust this
vast power to three men, in Of whom at least he
had confidence; but he would vote to delegate
such power to one in whom he had confidence.
The bill was finally modified so as to authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury to carry into effect such orders
and regulations of quarantine in his opinion may be
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pal authorities, to guard against the introduction Of
cholera into the ports Of the United State
THE APPENDED BILLS TO THE RECONSTRUCTION
COMMIrTEE's REPORT.
Mr. Stevens asked the consent Of the House TO- day
that the bills reported by him from the Committee on
Reconstruction and which the special ords- ~,
to-day, be postponed until this day two wee,- o
his for doing that - oona'' "ou,u NJ.
take up the amendments 70 ~o ovnA''a.oA N..' 49,
week Tuesday and II sid be useless TO go on and pass
those hills aey knew what the action Of the Senate
,vas eo,n- be- Mr. Bingham, of Ohio, was opposed to
any ostponcment He thought the duty Of the House
10 consider the bills without any regard TO the action
OF the Senate. Ono of the bills which related TO the
disqualification for holding Office OF the leaders OF the
late rebellion had nothing to do with the constitutional
amendme n and should be considered at once in order
that the country large could know what they wcre
doing Congress settle this vexed question Several
call of the House, Thad, usual carried his point and
further postponement Of two weeks prevailed.
REDUCTION or INTEREST AND FUNDING OF THE
NATIONAL DEBT.
The bill heretofore introduced by Senator Sherman 10
reduce the Of interest the national debt and for
fund ng reported back from tho Committee
Finance to day with amendmentp providing that the
expense of dspong Of the bonds shall not exceed one
per cent Of tho amount disposed Of. The original bill
xed the amount at per cent for preparing issuing
and disposing OF the bonds.
THE TAX BILL.
At two o'clock the House resumed the consideration Of
the Tax BILL which occupied the balance Of tho day.
APPROVAL OF THE BABEAs CORPUS ACT.
The President has approved tho bill amending an act
relating the babeas corpus and regulating judicial pro-
ceedngs In certain cases. and approved In March, 1865
II Ia, therefore, . law.
The bill provides that any search seizure, arrest
or imprisonment made. or any acts done or omitted
to b, done during the rebellion by an of1cer
or person under and by virtue Of any order
written or verbal, general Or special issued BY tho
President or Secretary Of War; or by any military
department district or place within which such seizure,
Search arrest or imprisonment was made, done or
%hom the order was addresses or for whom
hn er.ny . Sssr Ds sei nsd and s
Of The fourth aud h sections Of the said Of March
1862 for all the purposes Of defence, transfer appeal
by OF this act the act TO which this an amend
men DO defence 10 any suit action FOR any act DONE
W %ncn Ss order Is n Writing shall Se .ucsns To-
produce in evidence the original, with proof OF It's
authenticity or certified copy 9, inc ,s, same or
porting emanate from such military officers shall be
pria Jacie evidence Of u authenticity, or the origi-
nal OF such order Telegram Is lost cannot be pro-
duced secondary evidence thereof shall be admissible
In other Tho right OF removal from the state court
70 the Circuit Court Of the United aes may be exercised
after the appearance OF the defendant and the nng OF
his plea other defence in said court at any term or
said court subsequent to the term when the appearances
IL entered and before jury Is empanecd 70 try tho
same But nothing herein contained shall be held to
abridge the right Of such removal after final Judgment
In the state court nor shall DO necessary In the State
copies IN the United States Circuit Court But
The S s s ss hs
In the State court shall cease and not be resunsd
until certificate under the seal Of the said Circuit Court
OF the United States stating that the petitioner has failed
TO c copies In the said Circuit Court at tho next term,
Is produced. II the State court shall notwithstanding
OF the case 10 the Circuit Court, proceed further In
said prosecution, before said certificate II
p prosssaaas sh. be- void and Of no esci
and all parties judges officers and other persons hcncc
forth proceeding he,eInder or ey color .nsrsoa sn.
be recovered by action In . court Of the Stats
having proper jurisaicton, or N . cirrut Court
| further proceedings may havs bees had, o.
whore tho party, ofrcou, ether persons
offending shall be found and upon recovery of DAMAGES
in either court the party who plaintiff shall he entitled
TO double costs Il made hc duty Of The Clerk q the
State court furnish copies Of the papers and es In
the case 10 party peitioning for the removal and
upon the refusal neglect Of the clerk 10 furnish such
copies the said party may docket the In the Circuit
Court Of the United States and creupon said Circuit
Court shall ur sdcton therein, and may upon proc
OF such refusal neglect OF the Clerk OF the State cour
reouire lin 10 Ole decarat on or petition therein, and
upon his default may order nonsuit aud dismiss thu
case at the costs OF the plaintiff; which dismissal shall
be bar 10 any further suit touching the matter In con
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| prscRrxrS ATOMS MADE nv MACMILLAN AGAINs'
AMERICAN COMMERCE.
Tho President sent message to the House TO day on
closing report from the Secretary OF the Treasury h
answer To q resolution requesting information concern
ing the determinations made by the socalled haxmiliH