The New York herald., 1866-07-26

John W. retscs another member elect fsom Ten
s,s so aso appeared aud was qualified by ,as,ag tn
THE ngRAEps ron eruss or ux .ssassIxs
~, ~ ~, 70 Us rlouts le re@is among the eapsors Of
tns ASA sns OF frosdent Ian on up the regua
order OF business aud was on motion Of Mr. DgLAso.
| postponed TIL tomorrow
REPORTS rros JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
lhe cav ~ Committees FOR reports being order In
.he merning hour, Mr. BourwIfL. rcp Of Mass, from
the Judiciary Committee rcported n bI giving 10 Com a
sioners appointed by crca Courts the same powers m
regard TO seamen avoiding their that gwen
% oo me ,a pese y the seventh section o. tho act
VI 3uy ~ i'9o Tor the government and regulation of
seanen In the merchant service which was read three
! times and passed.
Provde ior the suits judgments and business Of the
onea states Provisional Court for the State oil Lous-
ma which was ssed.
Mr. WILSON, lrcpl Of Iowa, from the same committee
repc ted back with substitute the House bill 10
and "'cct s the privileges and mmunites OF citizens
or the DAned States in the several states Ho sad that
this bill w ch bad been introduced by Mr. Sheilabarger
was OF pa'are TO provoke discussion and he would
therefore move 10 postpone It's consideration until the
second Tuesday n December.
Mr.. suELlApARo,s trepl OF Ohio. acquicsced In tho
postponcncn and oaaed leave 70 print some remarks
In regard 10 the propf.e, OF the proposed action.
The bill then postponed.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, lrcp.l Of Vt. from the same com.
mites, then made some repcrts ~ folows:-
Tho House bill 70 incorporate tho National Sailors aud
Soldiers Orphan Home OF tho District OF Columbia
Passed
I'll. bill 10 amend tho act Of Nay d. 1928 incor.
porang ths Female orphan Asylum Of Georg and
tho Washington THY ORPHAN Asylum. Passed
The House bil authorizing the Secretary the Trrasu
~ 10 ISSUE TO wm. Joceiyn OF Vermont United statas
bonds for 80 80 IN lieu o. bonds held by him which
vera destroyed by IRE After considerable discussion
the bill passed
Mr. woopaaDar, from tho same committee made nd.
verse reports, which were laid on tho table fol.
The House bill to establish a United States Revenue
Court
The HOUSE bin for tho rel Of OF tho relatives 81 the late
Brpadier General George Wright Of the United States
Army.
The House bill to incorporate the National Union Tels
Nr wLriAH, from tho Judiciary Committee, reported
bill to regnat' tho appointment OF clerks aud comms
soners OF ball, prohlOiting tho appointment by United
States Judges OF by bl' Cd marriage After
some dis usson tho bill passed.
Mr. LAwHsscf, (rcpl or Ohio, from tho same commit
tee report ID bill 10 define and puDssh certain crimes
The bill makes II crime 70 rob any person OF property
belonging the United Sta'es place any inped
rnenl the track OF n railroad carrying United States
mails. After some discuss on tho bill was passed
GATED PROPERTY.
Mr. Wm.'iAMs from the same committees, reported
bill TO restore tic possession d ands conscacd by tho
authority OF the States lately in rebellion II makes Il
military forces stationed within tho particular State
or distinction complaint OF auy dispose sod Of
property for adherence to the o. the UnioD
store him ~ poss ssion ~ the same
Mr.. TRmmR tdem.l Of ky denounced tho bill as Civ
Ing military officers authority 10 decide legal quest ons
az 10 ties TO real estate lie moved TO lay tile bill
the tabl,
The motion was rejected BY yea. %. NAYS 81.
The bin was then passed without a div ision.
Jupi.IAL COURTS
Mr.. LAWRENCE. OF ohio from the same committee re-
ported back, w,th amendments, bill amend the
or September - l7Ss to establish judi al 1t
Civ tho several courts OF tho United staos and the
Judges OF such courts In addition TO the authority
already conferred by law power 70 grant wrs OF habeas
In all cases where person be restrained
OF his or liberty IN violation OF tho conaluns, or
OF any treaty law OF tho United States The Ia
not TO apply TO the Of who may bc
held 10 custody OF the military authorities OF tho
having aided or abet;od tho rebellion agalnst gov
onment Of tho United States prior 10 hs passage Of this
net
Afier discussion tho amcndnents were agreed to and
the bill passed.
rur cuunxScv nrrI.
Tho House thcn resumed tho consideration OF tho bill
reported from the Committee Banking and Currency
W amsod tho Ssiional Currency act
The bin and the several amendment. proposed
Rollins, Proc Hubbard, W. Va, Kelly and others
MT %. ossss at %
mcnt which NJ Randall. tasm y OF "a. said would
banks from threc 10 four hundred millions
Mr. SrEvnss trepl of Pa, Expressed tho idea that In
scad O. tho pcrnioioas provisions Of The bin cualng
bank circulation pcr cent the circulation ought 70 be
Increased The effect OF curtailment would DO 10 de-
stroy sl tho banks Of the country, except those Of
Now York, Boston and Philahslphia Hc moved 10
amend by striking out Of Mr. fomoroys amendment all
authosixlng lhs withdrawal Of grcenbsckx
Mr.. RrLnss (repl Of N. H.. urged the necessity OF
giving increased banking facilities least in soms parts
tho country and scnt % the Clerks desk and bad
read j"int resolution Of the New Hampshire Iegisia
state
Mr. KEInr, frep, or Pa. spoke asains, diminlshins
Mr. RAapaIL stated th,. this bill proposed no such
thing
to tho amendment offered by Mr. hochkiss, and u was
agreed TO-
msnt A. amended, and was rejected-ss tos7.
An amendment offered by Mr. RicE 10 make the penal.
ty for usury th- forturs Of interest ns.esd Of the for
fcturs OF the entire debt provided for In tho subs
tute for section thirty led long discussion psrtc
pa,ed Ia by Memrs Rice, Lynch, Conklng and Dawes
M ygscENs, trcpI Of n T., moved to strike ont the
substitute section thirty restricting Interest 20 tho
rats allowed By the state OF Territory where ss bank
Mr. DrI.so trsp, Of oho, moycd possponement OF
the bill until the hrst Monday in December next stating
that t evident that u could not b, matursd this sss
mon.
ept stating that no moro Important subject could
cupy tho attention OF Congress- liz did believe the
national currency system soaod ons but he ~shed To
have II made as nearly perfect as possible.
The bill was thon poaipooed BY vote Of u IN a.
srrTxALu LAWS
For.,xn Amir reported bill In rofcrenre the Neu
taisy laws which rad twce ordcrcd 90 BE- printed
II puts the status AZ neutrality upon ths footing
with the foreign cnsfment at Of croai Britain. re
pemls several stringent provisions of the act
II Isis and mone. tbs penalties prescribed for it
atisn 70 the standard ifnpoed by the art % Great
britain !, also rroydos That .hr law shall DO 70 ooo
stcamors or monlios of war; the growth prouct ~
th - coantfy to tho government ctzens OF rny gov
crument not al war w.th tho Unlted States
Nr RAYxoSp, trrpl q ~ n, on behalf Of Mr. raii'r.
son u New Hampshire. and himseif, submitteda mi
nori,y report copcnrng IN the ptopriey u rcyng The
Neutrality laws, but, being unwilling TO recommend 10
important changes th0ss proposed by tbs committec
without moro mature deberaiion than be gven
20 he subjcci they recommend the 70 sag u fesolu
ton appointing a loint COMMITTEES % thrre from the
Senate and six from ne House % revise the Neutrality
laws and report al the natt whatever changes
may be deemed expedIent.
oxwTrTEr cusvnwsck AMY
On motion of hr scugScK. rep oi ONO. acommuoe
Of conference appointed the dagrcclng votes ~
the houses the bill 20 reurganiye the army, and
Ne-wrs schenck, Tane and Anrons appointed CO.
rcfcrces on tho part Of Tho House
TINE rsy or rrssr'.xg rRPrN-ssrsrvNs
The SFvArrn prcssntei lotier from the 5rwesni at,
Arms ruhtptting the question 70 the limo 20 wheh
the copensaon ~ the Tennessee members sbouh date
back and stated tina, Il embodied nes question he
would refer u 10 Tho Touse.