The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09
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NEE YORS Jan s.-Repo-tl ofthe weatd
this morning ststss nsroug 81 degrs,
below zer0i a. 6tics, sbeioE Zero Hsiihr
10 below Zero; Boston, 5 below zsrc; Wall
iugtOa, 8 be,oE Zero.
YAsHIsgros, Yea. s.-slsr-iu &am i
committee "a wty asa A.-,fs reporei
biHrsuthorisn e tbsis,ue of Brnkstrfund
ing the issues / the .i,ei states. lt 90
thorisss the Ser-e,sry Of he Treasury u
issue 6 per ssas boaGsin definite smouui .
faud eli floating de5ts. paysh,e 10 Eurore
! TO be ave per cen. Also thas nieres
bearing notes cease IS legal lendsr VIE,
. due.
NJ. Williams. Of Psnafyivania, odered
~rssolut on, Which passed q asanst 81, Dc.
clarine as = Sci > Of the Mouse Of Repre-.
~feptaaqes. that troops shonld not be with
drawn RON ,As he seceied States uniI
The two Houses Of Congress shail have a.
eertaiaed sad deelsred their Psssuee there
no longer necessary
On motion Of Mr. stroag, Of Kentucky, .
motion calling on the President for in
formation Is to what steps had beea taken
10 restore Mr.. I.urbedes' child, taken BY
the usurPef MAMMALIAN under pretenss Of
making il a Prince
The President pro Ten laid before the
senate communieatons from the people OF
Washington, transmitting the result Of The
late elections on the subject Of negro suf-
frage, which was ordered TO lie on the table.
Mr.. Morgan presented q memorial from
the New York Chamber OF cOnmereo, ask
ing for legislation 70 protect Northern cred
itors from Southern statutes Of lien habien,
which was referred 70 the C5mnitse on the
Judiciary.
Several petitions Of soldiers lately in The
War Department ssking Tor an squalizaaon
Of pay and bounty were offered and re-
ferred.
Mr.. johnson presented the credentials Of
Messrs. Randall and Hunter, Senators elect
from Louisiana. Ordered 10 be laid on the
table.
Mr.. MeDougal offered = resolution calling
on the President for information regarding
tine issue Of an order from tho commanding
officers Of California. forbiddlng the export
alton Of arms over the frontiers, and
whether sueh an order Wss not a violation
Of neutrality towards Mexico, which vas
adopted.
Mr.. creswen offered q resolution which
was adopted, calling for information Is to
why the COMMITTEES authorized 10 i%nvesti-
gate Che claims Of loyal slave owners to
eOmpensatioa for colored volunteers, had
not been appointed.
The Tines Washington dsPaleh says
Gen. J. Wayne, Commissioners cf Freedmen
Of Allhama, writes that he has succeeded
in limiting the Issue Of subsistence to des-
persons Of all classes N his district TO
about fifteen thousand rations per day. The
commissioner appointed By the secretary
for that purpose reports the destitute At
$1,000 white persons. I.
The Tribune's Warrington special says
General R. c. Crawford, who is reported to
be at Brownsville, raising all American di
vision for Mexico, composed Of citizeus Of
Tennessee, was, about q year ago, dismissed
he service By q eouri-martay upon charges
IF stealing money from . bank in Rogers
riIle, Tenn. His ehisEof-staf was Lieuten-
mt Colonel A. Colwell. The regiment was
some time last summer by court
fr gross oaenses, and it ; not be-
BY thoss qualified 10 Judge, that
Crawford OF heed has recruited a single
nan.
NEW YoRK, Jan. She Posts Washing :,
on specials say that the Congressional Joint 5
Committee on Reeonstguetion rave agreed ]
1Ot to divulge any Of its proceedings for the
A fire occurred this morning at 2l2 Henry '
itrest, owned by Henry scheuck. Damage,
sSe, 200 insured. ,
EEw YoET, Jan. s.-considerable floating {
&c in North and Eas. rivers, causing vessels
% drag anchors.
The Commercials Washington specials
say: It is expected the cotton tax paid at
Macon alone, for January, will exceed S. d,
100000
President johnson expressed himself le-
cidedly, ito a member Of Congress-this
morning, in favcr cf the immediate admis-
sion Of the Tennessee delegation.
BELFAsr, jar. S.-Since the unprecedented
cod term Of January, 1857, the weather has
not been so severe in this section Of Maine
as draing the last few days. Yesterday the .
rhermomster was 200 below serO, ID this
city, and at B ,4gor,> 800 below zero. ]
WASHINGTON. t-s. S.-Tne House went q
into a COMMITTEES OF the whole. Lathem, Of
virg nis, made a speech eontroyerting that
The doctrine that late rebellious States are
out Of the Onion. Shellabargsr made a
speech % organizing the lsie rebel States
That they had lost their property as States,
an awful aud desPOtic disregard Of civil
obs nisncs 10 national aathohly. oa
Rice, OF Maine, introduced a bill for the
disposition Of Public Lands IS homesteads
in the State Of Alabama, Mississippi, Louis
lana, Arkansas, aud Florida, which was re-
isrred TO The committee on public lands.
Mr.. Raymond introduced a biz to amend
acts Of Congress relative TO natural
.isstiOn, and Cor other purposes. Referred
10 Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Mullen, of Pennsylvsnia, introduced
q bill, which was referred, granting pensions
to the soldiers Of the war Of 1912, with Great
On motion, it was resolved that the Com
on Commercial inquire into the ex-
pedisney Of making an appropriation by
Congress for the completion Of the haFbor
st Michigan City, Indiana.