The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS

foh tho SECRETARY OF tue Navy, with the nanns of
tho chsplans In the navy also report from ue seorc
ary Of the Treasury To the cost OF psor printing
aud advertising FOR that department
RirRoAp rKLyoKArH IisK 10 caLtonsr,
Mr. HIoBr, trcp) ofcal, presented mcaorial from
tho Legislature of California concerning The t % aid b,
the construction Of AN overland railroad and telegram
line TO California
Mr. scnENK, trep of Ohio presented the nki rcso,-
ton OF the General Assnnbiy Of the S'sic OF 10 ra'
tive 70 tho increase Of ihe regular army, ad rcoln.
mcniins The appointment Of yolGnieer oilrp % Oh
pnaitlons therein.
III, resolution was referred to tho comni,,eon MIL
PROVISION ron rar sArrr oS ri@roNs srras
vNsEs
Mr. EaouaroS. trep Of Ohio introduced a hi further
To provide for the safety OF The iv OF pasagcrS on
hoard r,.an yossels, which was referred to hccomn1
SOLDIERS nousry
un motion Of Mr PsRnAs uopl Of Ne, the co,mt.
rropney OF providing by law that soldiers who All tod
10 1901 aud 1902. and served thnn year ~ ~eto
discharged OF desase contracted the s~r-
vice, shall receive the government bounty v'ch ihn'
would have been entitled had they served twofeaH
oAx,L AROUND rAtLs oy MAaAp.
Mr. vAs HoHs, trop OF n u, from the 'nini',ee on
Roads and Canals reported bill 10 crs'ru,t mp
canal around tho Falls Of Niagara whIe"" read twice
aud recommitted.
PETITION oy sranos ron sryn.er i.
ovs Nj gorrSma MI. 'rspl q Mass e1,sns IF sos
which was read, as foowE:--
We the undersigned eOlored os, Of the stat % ceerss
oss sna m mTssTssa rs%.a d5 aa ss os
pos ar. as''s e ss s s9 , g The Of suffrage
rgsorist yyo. csrYrss AfAnagA
Mr. Bourwu.L also ,re,cntsd memorial from ~hi'n
o.Lsos Of AAbams se,ns ,o,'n % n'a ."sy ~ go ~ ,
rccf rhey oaru.svy petition the Pfcsidrut not To ~
move the hs,,ona 'n,ops from that part OF ne eonaiy
saying would be cered eutirey BY rebels and thsy
represent that lhounds Of people In Alabama arc Ia
stat, % tho utmost destitution,
The petitions wcr referred TO tho Committee Recon
strueton.
rrn rIctra,S ov rxnrrs rsop AL VvpKhsr oyucss
NJ BAKsA ircal of H.. asked leave to offer IN
Amendment 10 the constitution excluding nom she frri-
and Tho JudciTy' 1r Of ths United s,A,es all
voluntarily AIDED TIA rebellion by taking part 10 tho
rebel civil, military w naval service
Mr. cmAstEn, dem Of y. y, objected
ruvArE FILA
The reports Of committees private bills were then
considered.
Mr. fcurxrx from tho NiitAry Committee, made
report In The resolution adopted last Monday,
in sfrcnes to clerks Of committees ssins that ths
clerk Of that committee engaged ~ fuly A. forss
in the drpsrmens and that n resrd 70 r"rs done w
of eomy bet~een ihsm. aud should not b. made
question foo los.ls,lon nor the satieei u mpsrinsns
inquiry Hs aided that he did not mean " apply ID"
eixrr. Of impcrtlncnce the House IN adopting the
rcsolntion. BAT whoever the cap hted might ~ss W
lie also reported resolution to Increase he pay 81 's
clerk.
Amer considerable dca~oa the report and resolution
we're laid on us .,aa,., ..Ss, ,.,,, rr.mo.
Mr. p,ntrva evepb Of " " obtained unanl nous con.
sss,s ss. 20 ss s s1 ss. We Sos nv ts.s :.
.hlcb she Ind bs~,u,s sntIod 10 A. ths r.shsr sf
Colonel Alexander Edsr Tenth regiment " how yars
Volunteers. which was ,hereapou r.ss,d
A Iyrrts Ir~xsEsr sos rms q ava lsrlr44 4rov
con,derab,s smus-m.al A. eags.i h he Hoas. bv
the rs.diss cf Communicated fr,m Dr. + Carroad
onsrias an infaIllbs cure Tor ee"srA dy.n,sf' .si
dlsbses. sDd 10 stsn.tbsn the dns,s, Consfr~msn
rcporea from the cammues u Claims by Mr.
Tnossros Who moved ocalafy thai n be referred IN
select oornrnttoe of one CONSIST Hr went~ofth.
Mr. EIDSrDsI ,dsmJ q via, ass.d sh.shsf q dla
po, by rtne sf th. resolution n Hoas@ A. 10 tbs
ibs ssr.sS. shaas,, no,
nr KK.rwcnru Nepl Of III roae 10 rrort bat NJ
Disrs rep Of sns, In deieBoe Of The digH,y u ths
munlcaiion. Which Vas then. % motion of NJ H.Lb-
VIE laid on tho table
N, s.r. Of W ss,s n,ss;s,ss ss'.'s s ~ ~ ,s
the seventy ss,,h .ection of Internal Rcysuss at
which vas r,icrrrd u the Committee on Mays ed
Nssns
Inn
Public iAnas r.po',sd bass ~ fsn.s s o. sa, ,is
title lands within the corporate limits a. tba
ci,y of sAn Trsneiso.
NO, 70 are, 20 ~. bns being rrtr,sa ng- ssa bs
would object, bsi be could not Lis .sy sasny
ur ucRr,s explained that amply s.s,isd ,s.si
matter u nugAl sGecuuE ne tts % evey ", q
, lsna ~ az ,,'s s =, '-'
ion ty .ie IesIssiare of Caifofna nu. n si5a sni
therefore ~As sesirable thai u should b ps'sa' IN
The ollI uan passed
yar rrOrrrrf1s ~ eivn rtsHrs
,s esnsSsrsson ~ hs ssaa,s ii to f,ss, al Isr.a.
TIE Quilted states their cyil nEhv and flrHsh 10
means of thsir ytrdicaiSn
pr Tnsr,s, trspI of "a. sadr.s.sa ib- Hgass In up
lort Of N bl h. srEf nafd hls rsf1lsi sn~rt 10
pnneipies snd details ~ tAs iln Il ths Ef,ll~f
cOoclufion and ins teqBei fl.s ~
tiona rcfsss which opened ths eansson daofs ~ 0r
tullsss of msa witL0ai that great 81 - fusiie~
n
u -oaid have ufs, pFyr sud enforcement
Tha oonfatuilonai snrntnsnt stoitsh slavery
had ebarStsrnr1 Fsvg.gnDnsfy messpfe.
u q rsroBtlonary messufs II sss ons - ne
gr..sst sd mot bsmsns sod nsf uotsias rssoiu,gn@
thai shss~rsrrsf the histosY ~ ff-s N@i~ sst
q fstolatoh sc1ufspiisss1 sithin Anf sbesf Ne
pfyvisions - Vie cSasuisisoa u o. fsyoisilon -
reiief ~ buman nAisfs, ~Folpusn rehb sf1h1s1
ns l.'ss - .,np,s ~ ys'.s, v ~ s'ss s. g.og.