Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-04

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balls yesterday.
The ban tor the admission Il Nrsraska
Vas rrpxied in the Senate
Nothing further is said abou, adjoarn-
menr. and the fear Of vetocs at too late
moment to &C, on them will probably in
ducc Congress TO complete all It's business
within day or two. ard then await the
action of the President.
Mr.. Bingham, in the House, introduced
a bill increasing the duties OH imported
wool. The advalorum duty is increased
from 10 to II per cent on raw wool, and
the duty on wooden goods is increased from
40 to so cents per pound. The bill was
ordered printed, and referred to the COM
mittee Of the whole.
The Radicals profess to feel great curl
osity as to what position the President
will take on the Tennessee resolution, and
belief is expressed that he will veto it on
the ground that Tennessee has never been
out Of the Union, and that admission in
Congress is something for Congress 10
settle itself.
Cholera In New York.
New York, Ju'y 25.-The chcler has
somewhat abatrd. Only 4 cases were re-
ported yesterday in the city, and in
Brooklyn. The mortality report for the
week ending the 2lst shows 1862 deaths.
of which 545 were from summer diseases.
Chicago, July 25.-The scenes at Nash.
vile. from ludicrous picture which will.
however, become serious from the grounds
taken. 1t seems that Governor Brown
lows posse secured the country for absent
members of tie Legislature and found
only two. whom they forcibly dragged
into tbs House to complete the quorum,
namely. fifty-six members. A vote was
then taken and these two refused to vote
or to recognize themselves either as mem.
bers Of the House or in the House.
Speaker Haskal Conservative refuses to
certify that the amendment to the Consti-
tuition was ratified. a writ of habeas
corpus was issued for those under arrest,
and coming there with stronger force
"a Sh+rrifs posse-tkan the House
had. he discharged them and fined the
House Sergeant The House
then to action that itself, even without a
quorum, was greater than any judicial
power in the State, and that it had power
to arrest and imprison refractory members.
Meanwhile Governor BOwnlow's vigor
aud undaunted powet secured the attend
ance of other members, more than making
aquoru,n, and the resolution was passed
yesterday by ~ against l3. expelling six
members for refractory conduct, and it
also passed resolution warning Judge
Frazier to appear at the bar of tho House
on the second Monday Of November to
answer to al impeachment. The two
members yesterday were granted leave to
record their votes on the constitutional
amendment. aud If the Speaker persists in
his refusal to certify the fact Of its pas
sage. he will b. severely dealt with. The
question then remains whether Secretary
Seward will accept Governor Brownlow' s
certificate ~ legal.
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