New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

Improved June 80 1864 and the act amendaory there
Of approved March g. 1865 and all proceedings Tor the
levy return and collection Of the income tax approved
By said act be postponed for the space OF two months
Pr0rided That all the provisions remedies and penal
ties in said act shall remain in full force and effect IN
all respects except so far as the same are changed as 10
! time by the pos,ponement aforesaid.
! DUTIES OF THE CLERK.
Mr.. RAYMOND (New. YorA) offered the following res
olutor which considered and adopted:
Re,oired, That the Committee on the Judiciary De IN
.rued inquire into he expedency Of so amending chapter
of the Clerk of the House of Represenaves Ia preparing o
the organization Of the House to provide that no member
that act .ha! participate in the election OF spehe or Va
other business Of the House until be sa have hst taken
the Of Office prescribed by the Constitution snd laws
TAX on SLAUGHTERED ANIMALS.
Mr.. DARLING offered resolution. when was adopted
instructiBg the Committee on WAYS and Means TO IN
qure into the expedieney Of abolishing the tax on
slaughtered animals.
! CANADIAN BARLEY.
M WARD asked leave TO offer resolution instruct
ing the Committee Ways and Means to inqnire INTO
the expedency of admitting barley used Tor mailing
free OF duty from Canada and the British Provinces
Mr.. PRICE objected
TIE BANKRUTT BILL.
The House then proceeded as the regular order OF
business TO the consideration OF the Bankrupt law, On
which the House Yesterday ordered the main question:
Mr. JKNcKEs, having charge Of the BILL expressed ms
willingness TO have the vote on the passage OF the Dill
fixed for future day, in order TO accommodate mem
bers who we're absent and who desired to vote on IL
MIR ScIEHcK remarked that the difficulty about that
was there were several members about 20 leave the
civ who we're anxious to vote on the bin He did not
see that there was much likelihood OF the House beng
! fuller a week or two hence than IL was now.
Mr.. Ross Gl) objected 10 debate.
/ Mr.. JEscKFs (R ~ moved to reconsider the vote by
which the main question was ordered yesterday ia
order 10 move 10 postpone the bill
! Nr WAsHBuRSR (In) moved TO lay the motion to re-
consider the table.
MIR. JEScKFs withdrew the motion. and proceeded to
make the closing speech IN support OF tie Bill . ,
Mr. JEscKEs argued that tie bill was not only for the
benefit Of the debtor class, but Vas supported also oy
Of the creditor class Of the country
as proved the resolution IN favor of passage adopted
bv the Chambers of Commerce Of New York. Boston
BGao add other cities. He held that was the duty OF
Congress under the Constitution TO paes such measure
aud that its enactment would DC great ana iaSlihs
/ benefit o. tle country.
NJ JFycKrs yielded the last four minutes Of his time
/ 20 Mr.. Rogers. -
! Mr. RoGFgs said that Il was weknown fact that
prior 20 the DIN cues Of the last five years the party
I Which he represented had rersisteniy opposed the
passage ola bankrupt law. lie, himself. bad been op
posed 20 H. but be .et that responsibility higher
than party considerations rested upon him. and that II
was Tor the benefit OF the whole country that there
should be system adopted which would relieve
those who had failed IN business OWING 20 events when
thew could control In the city OF Ncw-Io ana IN
Other commercial cities men Of tie best business talent
/ had been prevented from going into business on
account OF the want OF general bankruptcy law lie
had examined this biz thoroughly and was free 20 say
that ls believed bankrupt law was ever drawn ~
the country equal and just In It's provisions 10 III
sections Of the country as ths one bccahse II
ne 80 ,S nsonle ofthe Northern States lie would not
be doing bis solemn duty if be did not notwithstanding
the position which in times gone by mad been assumed
by tie Democratic party east his vote In favor OF the
-ueasure.
Mr. RIOS moved to lay the bill on the table.
The motion was not agreed 10. -,
IT, yoie was then taken on the passage of the bill
Anl resulted AZ follows. Yeas osi nays $50 'Heso"
was rejected.
YH.s-Mes.fs Alley, Alison Ashley tOhol Barter p1I
n- Davis bawe' Dixon. ponneLy DTss'' Eho,., fsfis
Ib-ri Iowa, Hubb1rd a. W Ilgbbard Conn.,. James VI
Hunnurey Jenckr Kss.on. Kelley lahin Loheyeaf hvin
NC u.iough Mclurr Mofchcud Phelps, Plsnt. kadoTd
R,vmopd Rice tMass) Rice Me Rogers schoheld Soan
spldins STAR, Taylor IhaycF franei, Ihona., J01h :
~ ma an i Hop lMS wd ws.baIne tnd Wash
burn iMsss) Wentworth. Williams. Window, Wnsht-5s
NArs-Afrsrs. Ancona. Ashley tNeyadal Baker, Baldwin
Beaman. heHjsmin Bergen, bidwe Binsh,n ooyeI ntol
well, Bues,n CLARK tksn.ash Coos Cnion' paw son
hS1sy I.pae ,KyI Harins an Hayes. Henderson
nm HOLMES. Hubbard w ~. liabocll az w Hubbei
t0h'or I@BlonI Loan Mar.hal Mar.on. Mcclure Mckee
Mrrcnr hlller Mouton. Mycr. howell Ninlaek, NOEL
O'Nei. Ofth Paine Pcrhsm. Price, Randall iFa handai
fKyI Ritter Rollins Ro.s sawyer ScheDcs sheIahafser
Sui,h Stevens. Slwe. strouse' Ihofnoh lIimoe "a'h
hume (llll Welker " iaon--7l
Mr.. BEAMAS changed his vote from yea 10 nay III
order TO a consideration.
MIR. WA-uBuESE (lll.) moved TO reconsider the vote
BY which the bill rejected, ana 10 lay the motion &c
reconsider the table.
The yeas and nays were then taken on the latter mo
ton and resulted Yeas 59i NAYS o., AMONG nose
voted against laying the motion to reconsider on the
table, namely: Messrs. Baldwin. Beainan Holmes
Kuykendal. uarston Newell, Noel ana wilson
Gowa) Messrs Conkling Highly and Wilson (Penn.)
who had voted the passage OF the bill also voted
nay. so the motion to reconsider was not iaid on the
Mr. BEAuAy OMch.) moved 60 postpone the further
consideration OF the motion FOR one week
Mr. wAsIuugSE (Ill.) demanded the yeas and nays
on the motion. The yeas and nays were not ordered
aud the motion to postpone was agreed TO-
LAND GRANT ASKED FOR
Mr. HuyBAgD Iowa) presented joint resolution Of
the Iowa Legislature asking grant OF land to aid IN
The Construction OF the Iowa Central Railroad 1t was
! referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
PATEST RENEWAL.
Mr. RAYMOND On " presented the petition OF David
Fitzgerald for right to renew his patent for the Sala
marder Safe which was referred to the Committee Oh
AN AMENDMENT on THE cAIPEr.
Mr. LAwRgScE Ohio asked leave to report from the
Judiciary Committee a joint resolution proposing ar
amendment to the Constitution Of the United States
in order to have II amended anu recGmnii..eu
that the bill should not BIO brought back oy motion t'
Mr. wIAREScE Ohio declined to make that condition
Mr. AscoSA thereupon objected.
SALE OF COAL LANDS.
Mr. JULIAN (Indiana) offered resolution which was
adopted. insractng the Committee on fuoe Lands e
ing the principles and policies OF the laws now IN force
regulating the sale Of coal lands to the iron lands oil the
United States.
Mr. NogLL Missouri offered resolution which wal
adopted instructng the Committee on War Debts o
the Loyal States. to inquire into the erpedleney
amending the act to restrict the Jurisdiction ofthe Cour
OF Claims etc. approved July 1864 80 as to author
i've the turte General to pass upon and recon
me nd for settlement to the Third Auditor all accounts
for suppss taken from the loyal citizens OF States moi
in rebellion for the Quartermasters or Commssary DE
partment when such stores or supplies were taken by
the Quarternaster Conmissary. or by Others under
the orders of the officer commanding the force :or the
nae of which such supplies were impressed.
NEW MAIL ROUTE
Mr. BAKER (Ilinos) offered resolution which was
adopted. nsructng the Post'Oihce Committee 10 In
aure into be propriety Of establishing mail route
from Edwardsvils to Troy in the State OF Illinois
COMMUNICATIONS on VARIOUS TOPICS.
The SPEAKER presented a communication, from the