New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

SUITS TO BE TRANSFERRED.


Mr. KcKEg asked leave TO introduce bill proposing
to transfer to the United States Court OF Ciaims M
suits commenced Ia civil or criminal courts agsnst
Officers Of the Army and Say ,of ,siS and BY order
nsnt or trespass committed III good iaitn ano " 0u
OF their superior officers.
Mr.; HARDSc Ky) objected b.. the House IS, gave
permission to introduce the DILL which was feierEeo
the Committee on the Judiciary.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr. HOGAN (Mo) introduced pill for the inpro'e.
ment Of tho Mississippi River which was referred 70
the Committee Commerce.
SOCIETY OF TELEGRAPHERs.
Mr.. BESMAN (Aich) introduced bill TO INCORPORATE
the National Telegraph Union being for the oenent OF
tesgraphc operators and It was referred TO the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAW.
On motion Of Mr.. FAgNswohTH Qn.), q resolution
was adopted instructing the Committee on Ways AID
Means TO inquire into the expedency Of repeating the
provisions OF the Internal Revenue Law which allow
normer to receive majority OF tines received for in
fraction Of the law.
MR. ROSS IDEA.
Mr. Ross Ill) offered preamble setting forth that
the time of the Thirty.nnth Congress is being
pended and but little progress de in preparing and
maturing public hoped and expressed by their
constituents and that large portion OF the TINE IS
spent in behalf Of the freedmen; therefore
RssOlssd That the Committee q Rules be inruceot 20
inquire into the expectancy ofrepors new Iue Tor hs
OF the House 10 the effect that day in each
week shall De exclusively apart for the public bunss Of
ne cogntfy during TINS congress- 70 DC known as TIE h
He moved the previous question but motion Of
Mr. Washburn (llinos) the resolution was laid on the
table. .r..' .-,tfJT ue rre 10 s.
PROTECTION OF CIVIL RIGHTS
On motion OF NJ. WILSON Qowa), the House took up
and referred 70 the Committee on he Judiciary the
Senate hill 10 protect all persons II the United states IN
their civil rights, and TO furnish the means Oh 'hef VIM
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The House agreed to the Senate amendments 70 me
bin making appropriations for inYahd ana oIAe1 peu-
soners and passed the Senate JOINT resolution providing
for the distribution OF 100 copies OF the writings OF
Madison, published by authority Of Congress. Libra
res included In the distribution.
PROTECTION or LOYAL PEOPLE At TIE sou IH.
Mr. MCCLURE (Mo.) offered preamble. settiBg.orth
that while It is clearly manifest that contumacy Is con-
nued in the SeceediDg States is necessary 20 eser-
else egislaiion in order to give to loyal citizens pre-
lection in their naurnal and proper rights py
the Constitution OF the United States, and IN ADDITION
thereto, IL is necessary 10 keep on foot large sneAs
army maintain the authority OF the National Govern
ment and 10 keep the peace; and as the country IS a.
ready overburdened by war debts incurred ~ lcenc
ing the Union against infamous rebellion ~ - neuher
lust nor pOitic TO require the peaceful INDUSTRY Oh tle
country 10 pay additional taxes iof this purpose.
Therefore
and House OF Representative, inquire INTO the e1p
Geacy Of eyyng contributions the Seeded states to d
raw he necessary expenses that would otherwise De imposed
on The General Government and that said Committee report
upon the table. This disagreed 10, and, DEBATE
EMPLOYMENT OF coLoRED TROOPS.
On motion OF Mr. BLOW, it was
That che Committee Foreign Anairs De psEced
10 inquire the eIpedency OF authorizing the
Of coored troops with their consent 10 Che construction 81
roads In the department district where they nsy 10
stationed.
THE MICHIGAN CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr.. ScofRLD, from toe COMMITTEES On Escrors, 10
whom was referred the petition of A. G. BALDWIN, con-
testing the seat Of Mr. 1rowbrdge, reported resou-
ton Which lies over for future Consideration. declaring
that Rowland A. Trowbridge Is eutted 10 the seat III
me Thirty ninth Congress from the With Congressional
District of Michigan.
''' REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.
NJ Dpreos Mich offered a preamble setting forth
-, no -emoSa Of The capI,sI OF tie United States
- snhect Of great importance and is demanded by
he ntnre on Account Of the Increasing population Of
he GREAT West: that twenty odd States have been
sdasd "a the Union since Washington was established
AZ the canita which IL outside OF the geographical and
centre of the States that considering that
,vsa e,,sla,on M the preseut day as well as a the
go, e t,.tlv ana IN The interesfs and convenience Of
~ 80, aiori.v nj the people OF the United states
II Is proper that the National capital should be located
~ 40 nositon 20 nreyent /, from me poss,be
~. ID das,rro,ion ~ foraion epemies as well "a
No. ,h anrssentatives OF the people cannot egslas
.nh.snchi.snan, Of oitizens without unenaces
90, .Sos.. S-om The surrourdiup inhabitants; that
those who not opposed 10 the removal regard es
that any more money shall be spent on the public
works IN this District until the que shall be settled
therefore
Resoed That the Committee Reconstruction take the
into alton and Import By bill otherwise such
action they may either during the present
or the next session.
The resolution was referred 20 tnat CominItOee'
Mr. McISDoE introduced resolution instrnc.lng ne
Commlttee Ior tne Ds.racs VI ~ lun9 1p
the erpedency OF having pay ca S,th
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~ y, nv, r,to ;n,,odScsd n hill r.opi,ioc ,bs
Mr. BLAINE SseI ai n;tr,cs Of he rro,,ed Sac.
nasnas % ' 49,, Of (o,nmbs anS he Te1ro~s
respeetvey 10 e Ss az ay ,he sexes between Wits
and eoore persons oee~eSn anu ssrnviSe
and ing aSvs ~ ,h ITnj,sd s,s,es and ~
IN taAns .e -. ,ba Ssoretsrv of the Interior on or