New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-28

Mr. Eduunds said that when the resolution was
first sent to the committee all OF ats members were
opposed to it. After mature elaboration, low
ever thew were induced to agree TO it, as persons
appointed had been assured by the secretary ua'
the oath would be repealed by Congress- ,;u4;,,.
Mr.. Nye said that the secretary Wi94 Piso,Ie3
men who could not take the oath haa aetL n
She good and loyal men OF the SCUM o. w. na
by fight, belonged to them. He tseot9SnJ5 :, ~
have found plenty of legal Union soteeLs ~ -, ~
South TO I'LL these offices i,u ne
M wilson said that some Of the best men IN the |
countt.y wrote to the secretary AGAINST w
ment Of these men, but inc seSIStat ny 'u
aS1nnist,atieo would have control OF BON houses
~ tbot tbe oath would he repealed, While ne
/ IWilson1 condemned the act ef the secretary, ne
Ala not think person appointed by MN ohght 70
| he made TO suffer. The bill oRght to be passed
| THOSE who could not take the oath ought 70 be
paid and discharged and those vino could taAe Il
put in their places.
on motion Of Mr.. Chandler the further consid,
GRAFTON Of the joint resolution was postR ohea uu~l
tomorrow.
The Senate at 1O:3Op. NJ. adjourned.
WASHINGTON, July 23-Ar. Clarke OF ONO,
offered resolution requesting the Pfesiaent Y 9Ees
on the Canadian authontes ana &5so On e
| government, the release OF the Fenlah prisoners
| recently captured in Canada Whioh was aaopeea
| by vote of lO2 ayes TO nays-the negatives
1 being Messrs. Jencks AID Williams.
Mr. Spaulding offered resolution to cause the
| prosecution Instituted in the United states courts
against the Fenians to be discontinued, II COM
patible with the public interests. Adopted.
4 THE ADMISSION OF THE TENNESSEE DELEaA ALTON.
Mr. Trimbe moved, as question OF privilege
that inasmuoh as each house is, by the Conslta-
ion the Judge of the election returns ana guam
cations of its own members, and ihasmuoh as TINS
House had pass ed joint resolution declaring the
State Of Tennessee restored TO her folmer proper
practical relation with the Union, aad entiLlea TO
representation in Congress, the members 1Ioib
Tennessee be sworn in.
The speaker overruled it as a question Of privi-
ege on the ground that both housesb ad declared,
, by a concurrent resolution, that certain states
Which had not been represented in Congress dur
ing the last four years should not pc ehttleo to
representation.
Nj. Trimbe appealed from the decision Of the
chair and, on motion Of Me- Stevens 1he appea
| was laid on the table-94 toss.
The House proceeded to the consideration o
business on the speakers table, and disposed Oh
The Senate amendment to the House joint reso
5 luton, declaring Tennessee again entitled to sen
i, ators and Representatives in Congress.
Mr.. Bingham moved concurrence in the amend
ment.
eopcurred in without division The amendmen
ls to the preamble was concuredin yeas 81 nays %
= The House at 1870 took recess TILL 1850 p. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Banks desired to have Thursday next as
signed for the consideration Of reports from IN
committee on foreign affairs on the INVASION {
Canada aid to Mexico and the interest of tn
United states III the Monroe doctrine, but Mr.. Raj
II dan, Of Pennsylvania, objected.
Permission was granted Mr.. Banks to report
the neutrality laws next Thursday.
Nh Woodyorth offered a resolution which wa
adopted, requesting the committee on foITeig
affairs to inquire into the e1pediency Of applylL
he the same regulations towards FeAian oeligeren
that were applied by Great Britain to the reoels
Fir this country.
nd Tie senate bill granting land to Kansas, to a
he in constructing the southern branch Of the Tine
Pacific Railroad aud telegraph, was amended $
mt Il Ia give five alternate sections per mile, an
re nassed
de The Senate Joint resolution to purchase the la
es library James Pettigrew for the library OF Coz
ne gress, was passed.
be Mr.. Pershaw from the committee Of conterenC
I'D on the bill to increase the pensions of widows an
orphans, made report which was agreed to-
N The House adjourned at l0:l5 P. N.