The New York herald., 1866-07-25
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saand their credentials y oue iN sa TT 'Eyn"''nuou
As hsy SosD Be Ssc ssnc coaeus the report Of the
,os-.,ss -. fanpd bard = understand how they ar
-. ~ hai concrcfS because II the STATE OF lenhes
w a ~ sosr al ii the Union and only restored "
day valid esotion for representatives eou'o NOV p'e
been 1ae = ASgsss ,., or the luminous exposition Of
me r. ptieman from Ohio he would ask the House for
vote a 30 ,he Coumttee on Elections was agreed
i a ne srpAKEp invited the mepbers from Tennessee
20 oome forward and take the oate 49,. ,,.,.,a ana
.kcs Tenreseuting the Secsnd and Third districts oi
resnessee and Mr. Taylor representing the First dis,
ic so members TO- The side the Speakers chair
and there with upirted right hands, took the oatn
solemuy admnssrsd BY hs Hs,n uas as9 seIua ad
ainsered was loc wed by arcpsttion Of applause wne9
sse ceremony wgs concluded Ine speaxe, sm
Sers who were, then congratulated by groups OF me~-
TIE bnrfporied by Ns. Hooper, irep) o MAS, from
the Comt,stce Backing and Currency 70 ".nend the
National Currency art came up as the neA business In
Hr 4oorrr,maioa short speech in Explanation and
the House pr9sesed ts consider y BY sections for
mndss past f5ar O'clock, tSka recess Till half-past
soveo 7. M
me. RoesFA uSRrSgELL AFFAIR
On motion OF Mr.. BAsEs all further proceedings III
relation 70 the assault nron dr. Gifnnel were dispersed
with. Pn:s relieves Messrs, Pennybacker, Grisby snd
AcGrcw from being brought to the bar OF the House
srssfss ON rsE SPEAKERS rapIE DnposrD OF
The tsuse tsk up the business the Speakers table
and disposed Aereo as hllows:-
TIE senate amendments the House bill to ccvsttutc
Omaha and Nebraska 0ty in the Territory OF NJ braska
and Paul. in tn State Of Minnesota ports Of delivery,
wero referred 10 the Committee on Commerce.
The Senate amendments TO the House bill authorizing
thu Secrcriry Of the Treasury issue certificates of
registry IN enrolment and license to certan vessels were
SoDcur ed IN.
The Senate bills granting pensions to Pstcr Anderson
Reuben Cough and Horeseil Bigelow were referred to
th. Caznmtee on Insahd Pensions.
l~~ Sau afa urar
Wnhsm Crosswel, abraham lansing Drusey A lay
man, John Pyio and W. B. Kelly were passed
ne Senate amendments 70 the House joint resolution
anandsory the joint solution OF June I5 1866
.pectinx bounties TO co,ored soldiers. and pensions,
BCunty and allowances TO their heirs concurrod in
Ths Senate Joint resolution authorizing the payment
tef ain claims sgainst the late Territory Of Nevada was
passol
Tba Senate bill to increase ara fix the military cstab
'lisN rent of the United states caZle up.
Mr. ScHEScK aaid this OF tho numerous army
bills passed by the Senate An aHrangement had how
svr, been made today by whica commtee Of confer
enoe would be appointed He therefore moved the re-
of this bin to the Committee Military Affairs,
and il referred
The Senate bill to enlargethe public grounds
ing Tho Capitol was referred TO the Committee on Fnbhc
Buildings and Grounds.
The Senate bill to extend the time the ctters patent
ISSUED to Thadteus Hyatt was passed
The Senate joint resolution authorize tho of
plates Of the United States exploring expetioe by
ahe navy was passed
The Senate joint resolution granting right of way
Through military 10 tho Union Pacific Railroad
Company and its branches passed.
The Senate joint resolution authorizing tha suspension
Of taxos in the City OF Portland, Maine, came up.
Mr. RICE, (rep Of Maine moved its passage.
Mr. WILSON (rep) Of Iowa, moved its reference to the
Committee OF Ways and Means with leave 70 report ct
any tmo in order 10 have It amended so as not to cover
taxes which the citizens Of Portland elsewhere
Mr.. STEVENS suggested AN amendment, applying the
xmo principle 10 the burned portion OF Chambcrsburg
Pa The resolution was referred 20 tho Committee or
The Senate JOINT resolution to amend the act Of Peb
ruary IT, 1865, authorizing the establishment OF an
mail steamship service between tho United States
and China referred to the Poet Office Committee
The Senate joint resolution authorizing tho secretary
II the Treasury audit and settle the OF Caleb
Fay and w. " Patch, late and collector OF
internal revenue at San Francisco, was passed.
The Senate bill making appropriation for the
or marine hospital at Yokohama, Japan referred
70 the Committee of the Whole.
The Senate joint resolution 70 provide for codyng the
laws relating 70 the customs vas passed
The Senate joint resolution Tor the relief OF Sergean
Milton McKennon was passed.
rho Senate Joint resolution for the benefit Of the Iii
nos Soldiers College and Military Academy was passed
The hi for tho relief of solomon p. Smith
yefcued TO tho Committee on Invalid Pensions
The Seuatobil for the reief OF Mrs Amelia Fesster,
soumbia, S. c., was referred to the Committee OF
The senate bill for the relief OF e. Curloy
reTed TO tho Committee OF the whcle
The bill for tho relief OF Washington Crosand
al 81 Louis was referred TO the Committee op Claims
The Senate bill Tor the relief of Mrs Sue Ecrphy, Q
Decatur, Alabama, was referred 70 the Committee o
Claims.
Tne Senate bill for tho relief Of Louis Dyer late sur
geon OF the Eighty Illinois Volunteers referre
10 the Committee ON Military Affairs.
The Senate bill for the relief Of John Hastings, lat
suveyor and dcpositary OF public moneys OF Ptisburc
Pa was referred TO the Committee OF the Whole
The Senate bill for iho relief of tho by th
hate lire At Portland, Me-, appropriang $50, 900. wa
taken up.
thai the bal made an appropriation and must go TO tho
Committee OF the Whole
Mr. Rror Of Me- moved the passage OF tho bin stating
that there from ten thousand 10 6tcor thousand
persons homeless In Portland He hoped the point oi
order would not be pressed
Mr. LATHAM declined TO withdraw tho point Of order
and the bill was therefore referred to the Committee o
abe Whole.
Tv,aC
was, on motion Of Mr. MORRILL,, referred toshe Commit
BEE Of Ways and Means
~ the courts OF Washington Territory
The Senate amendments TO the House bill 10 protect
the revenue and for other purposes up.
Mr.. MORRILL, moved that the amendments he non
soucurcd in, and Committee OF Confe renee asked.
MIR wusoS, OF Iowa preferred that tho House should
seDour In the Senate amendment striking the mint
goods the cost or transportation ccmmscn charges &C.
Mr WENTWORTH, lrcr. Of III, remarked that the time
lad come for tho people Of the West to strike for free
dom from the manufacturers Of the East " protection
was good thing let 20 all round Let the farmers
and wool growers have their full share Of Il.
After some discussion, all the amendments Of the
Senate except that striking out the ninth section,
lon-concurred IN.
The question REQUIRED concuring in tho amend.
nent striking out the ninth section.
ON division, there were ~ yeas against IS nays The
Speaker gave the casting vote IN the negative.
Mr.. wnsov, of Iowa, called for the yeas and nave
which ordered.
The taken and resulted in so yeas against O.
naya So all The amendments Of the Senate
soncorrcd IN, and committee Of conference asked
nrCuJASrors
rhe disagreement or the Senate 10 the House amend.
h,ent "a the senate ,ont resolution providing FOR the
examination Of the accounts of the state OF Massachusetts,
ZANE up
ON motion Of me- Dawes the House reoedcd from it,
amendment
Ike disagreement TO the House amendment 90 the
senate bill IN relation 10 tho District Courts United
sieies in California and Louisiana came up.
On molten OF Mr. wroS iof Iowa. the Hove. insisted
cu its amendment
VOLUNTEERS
Gt. Hn.ay, lrepl of CAL offered resolution calling
tie ssft'sFy U War Tor information reference 10
tanofnis volunteers mustered out u the service IN An
roma New Meucp and Utah. II was agreed 10
LsAys
Ie,Ve ~ sis4enrs given 60 several members
~kwAnk NAVIGATION
~ wfl,ut ssLed leave to cfer a rrsalution for the
spptdutfBut naval ofccf examine into the nzyl.
g.fi1a >eesrs Bsy and the mouths Of iho Paseaic
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