New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26


appointed co-referees the part Of che honse
SALARY OF TENNESSEE MEMBERS.
The Srp AKER presented letter from the
he az 10 tho time which the compeusa
OF the Tennessee members should date PACK ana
that as 1t embodied new question he "oaia 'e''' " :" '
Mr STEVENS ep PENN remarked that be aid not think
memhsrs c y d tas ssy II their election finally
arned out Langhe He moved tnat they iss he begin
Mr. DAVIS Rep Ma.s) expressed the same opinion ana
Mr. LOAN rep MOI moved refer the question to the
Committee On Elections Negatyed
Mr. Stevens's motion was then agreed 10.
IMPORTED MERCHANDISE.
On motion Of Mr. ELIOT ep;, Massl Committee Of oon,
ference appointed the bin relating to officers employed
examination Of imported merchandise in the District OF
New.York
The STEAMER appointed Mes;s To-, Gar p (sp Ssts
enee Committee on the amendatory Iarlf Dill
~ The ADJOURNMENT
On nation Of Mr. DEIASo (Rep Oho) the Senate amend
nent 10 the House resolution hxng SATURDAY ne
18Th O'clock the time for adjournment was concoeo
in-te 10 50. -
Mr. STOKES Gep.. Teanl by unanimous consent tnIf DUO
Claims the loyal citizens Of tho State Of tennessee he"o
three times and passed
Mr. GARFIELD REP Obio) RON the COMMITTEE OF wss
and Means reported back with amend@en the senate D
siion) and moved its consideration 10 the House. l.,
MI WILSON ep, Iowa. objected to Its cosdera'on In
The SPEAKER ruled that the bin had an appropriation 1t
must first be considered in Committee on the Whole 60
Mir GARFIELD moved suspend tho rules 10 ~ 10 allow It's
first consideration in the House
were hereupon the Committee on the Whoe OF
re- romni,See Of WAYS and Means proposes amend the
second seeton by striking limitation Of four months
within WHICH before maturity OF Seven thres holders ust
axe tber selection whether they will convert them
into Flye leaving them 10 make that tie election
az or before maturity aud authorizing the Secretary 10 pay
those az 10 which no shell be In lawful money or
in Five bonds
after no commission allowed paid by The Secretary
Of the Treasury to any parry i ics 'Ae pu'"S'e bic
COMMITTEES Or THE WHOLE.
Mr. GARFIELD thea moved TO go into COMMITTEE OF tne
| Whole on the state OF the Union:
The motion agreed TO- and the House thereaPon went
Committee of the whole or the state Oh TIE 'o' nj"
| Rollins tRep N H. in the chair.
TLere were nine bills the calendar having precedence
aud necessary TO have each them passed over
Mr. WILSON (Rep Iowa. and others who were opposed 10
tie soraie b embarrassed these motions By calling for votes
tcers and as Was very dheut 10 gel 70 ,oa
much time consumed in the process including tie time
Tbc srs foar bills on the calendar were laid aside.
TIC ont resolution place $4,000 IN the control % the
copdon tne avenues and pubic Of Washington
Civ being the to bill the calendar came r aud, on
Of Mr. F,sSswoRiH tep' hi the enaeiins clause
REooSsTBUcuoy
Tie nest bn on the calendar b. reported by Mr.
enable States lately rebellion to regain their
/ PRIVILEGES the Union.
offer Tor The bin and would ask the Committee of the
Whoe 10 report 1t House and have coDsdered TO
| Mr.. GARFIELD moved that the bin be laid aside.
Mr. said that this was his bl aad be was entitled
floor. lie did not mean 10 gave tbe HVi 10 ine eeb
| man 20 restrain Liberty.
The Clerk the reading the BILL when the hour
having arrived. tue Committee rose and the House
toos recess til $50 p IN.
PUSHES on THE sPEAKERs TABLE.
The House proceeded to the business oH the Speakers table,
The Senate bin to provide for the probate and for the
codng II wills Of real estate situated IN the District Oh Coiam
O The senate hi to ipcoroors toe Land and
| BailiiDg Company Of the District Of Columbia
rep n denOuneine the system Of giving special char
srs 70 o1Ss na ossT nsa proved DC '"eH
Mr. MfRcuG (Rep Pa defended the bill and advocated it's
on motion OF Mr. PAINE rep. Wis., the bill laid the
/ table.
The business the Speakers tail, being interrupted tenn
porlrly Mr.. BRooxALL tRep. Pa. from the Committee on
Accounts reported resolution Increasing the salary OF the
MEMPHIS RIOTS.
NJ BRooNtL from the Special Committee appointed TO IN
account OF Illness presented report aod svouminous
Of testimony aud moved that the report and testimony
Mr. sHASKLS Dem. KY presented the views Of the
Mr. Ii BLOND Dem. Ohio protested against printing that
great OF testimony He did hot believe that any member
would read it, Tie whole thing Of local character
s regulation belonged the State OF tennessee Con-
should not undertake to regulate such matters
Mr. ScoFED rep Pa) remarked that Congress had been
Mr. LtbLoND Dem Unlol houget .nefe "es as muen reg
olstion required IN VIC a. IN Tue I ns
souu na.e sov ~ "a ~ ne. rl, s
AhoWh 20 tne county! AM '"'' p'H"s wa" ' '"u'N '''
PaLos ,,a A.; ,ha ..r,a oonr.s q, ~,
MI , a. =. 80" onr ,io, end o..
gunen Inc snoect OF nv was In ayu au 'ne
Commit,ee ue unaes s'ooa Eau ~ ' W Wt @ DR.,
Io. ~ a. ~ - ,ha ss,,nonx a. a.,
partisan effect The Investigation had been conceived in that
sprlt ana bau peeu 50 ucaeu v! 'ne PuoN Pe' :" 'so
/ country. 80
Mr. BROoMALL said be did not wonder at the opposition OF
the gentlemen the other side They did not desire 10 have
Il ,ha nrin