The New York herald., 1866-05-08

state winch people OF or sne
organize shall be admitted the Union whose con-
sttution shall sanction such denial abrdgement OF the
AT the suggestion Of Mr.. WILSON, Crcn) Of Iowa. the
resolution modified simply instruct the Ju
dietary Committee TO inquire into the propriety OF re-
porting such hill
Mr. ELpRDGE dem OF Wis, moved to lay the resolu
tion the table which lost by 20 yeas 70 70 nays
aud then the resolution adopted.
UNITED STATES
late the time and s tho place for b"Sus The Circuit
Court Of the United States the district Of Virginia.
which was considered and passed It dxes the time f
holding Circuit at Richmond on the hrst Monday In
May and the fourth Monday In November In each year.
and authorizes the adjournment Of the now au
thorxed from Norfolk TO Richmond
tho ch fJustice Of the United States would do hs duty
now, not shrk the blame from himself to the Pres-
dent
Mr. Ssrn, frep) OF Ky, offered a resolution, which
was ipted calling for information from the
Cabines ministers in reference TO the number Of clerks
holding oico under them from what states appointed
&c, specifying those who have be the Union army
aud In the Confederate army, and stating by whom the
latter were recommended
MARYLAND AND ran DISTRICT COLUMBIA
M AikEi (rcp) OF Ohio. introduced bill to annul
the 4srfy fourth article OF the Declaration OF ghts
OF tse State of Maryland applies the District
Of Columbia Il read twice and referred TO the
Committee for the District
REMOVAL rmr AascuLruaAL pxrARrssSr
Nr LAwaEscs, Of Ohio, offered a resolution, which
was adopted nsuucting the Committee ON Agriculture
70 inquire into the expcdency OF removing the Depart
mont Of Agriculture TO one Of the Eastern States
Mr. G.rrxp 1rcp or ono oe res rcso,r,,on which
was referred 70 the Committee Printing print five
Institnta two Thousand for ,hc ns,,.,on and shrce
thousand for the nsc Of tho members Of The House
ORDNANCE roR THE STATES.
tion rea,lny m tbe or ordn.nce
stores among the states which was read twice and re-
fcrred TO the Com mittee on Military Affairs.
Il. THE REcoSsTaucnoS COMMITTEE
Mr. BOYER tdem1 Of Pa, introduced the following
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whereas the JOINT Committee Of Fifteen on
mnnths' cons,ueS incnbaon e, r,s,rsS nIan ~ nbnv
TO i In which il has fully met the erpeetaons Of
the country, which much ought ordinarily be de-
manded arao, ., any committee nlaa therefore ,
"e'"',o'' '""' nal" J"'"' o'm""''ee oe aischhfgeo
Mr.. BRooxALI, trrp) Of Pa, moved to lay the joint
resolution on the table The motion was agreed to-
yeas w, nays ~
Mr. KkLLsr, rep Of Pa offered a resolution, which
was adopted, instructng the Committee Claims TO in
The rewards offered for the arrest OF Jefferson Davis
ana the consprators 10 murder President Lincoln
norALzArioS ov BouSrS.
Mr. SIRorsf tdcm) Of Pa, presented the joint resou
ton OF the pennsyvana Legislature for an equalization
OF oouhes 10 Nounie"r when was referred 10 the Com
nittee on MILITARY Affairs
ooSsIrcrioSh AMENDMENT
MT srE.hS lrep oi IA, introducad Jo'nt resolution
70 amend the constitution OF the United states ny adding
ah article providing that congress shaii nave power 10
lay and levy tax or duty on cotton exported from the
@ ua s.ss; wn,cn ~ reao Twice ana reierTcd 10 the
r., Assr.L s,. mkiosr OF r',k ss.TnsosAs NsT1urE
Inc skAkh present The ~ nnsl report OF the snh-
sonan nslitate for 1863 which was laid on the table
anu o'"''eu W ~ pnn.ea
=. hScHosr AND EARL Russsi-
NJ n, w"p, ., III pn. prss.m n. ,..s, 't. r"
Is,,..o roa,,as ns .na ~ pnra,, ' ON ,n. snh
w., =, IT., aacrni,; 20 s,,ac,o. ~ n sn E,,a - ,.
ment IN his euosy on President Lincoln delivered before
RE Coz co,,esronaenc. ,vas Rad IN NH
The docnmcnts were Ordered IN bc puh,shsd IN ,hs
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