New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Under tie call OF States for resolutions, Mr. RITTER Dem
KY) offered resolution calling upon the Committee Re
construction for statement 10 how much Of the s0 900
heretofore appropriated Tor the expenses OF that Committee
MI srIyENs rep, PENN stated that the expenditures
were made by the officers Of the Senate branch Of the Com
The House refusing second the call for previous ques
resolution went under the operation the rule.
TIE WOOL TARIFF
Mr.. BrGHAM Rep., Ohio introduced hll to provide in
creased from imported wool was read twice,
referred TO the Committee OF the Whole the Of the
/ Union and ordered printed.
1t Of the wool sections Of the Revised Tariff bill
passed by the House and postponed in the Senate except inst
woods and wooden manufactured goods the specific
duty is reduced from 80 to 40 cents per pound.
EVENING SESSIONS.
Mr. DEANO lRep Ohol offered resolution that the House
during this week II and take daily from A 10
shall be bills on the Speakers table which was adopted
TESlAS PRISONERS ~ CANADA.
Mr. CLARK Kep, Ohio offered resolution requesting the
President to urge on The Canadian authorities and also gu tne
British Government the release Of the tenian prisoners re-
Gently captured in Canada which adopted by vote OF
o yeas 10 nayshe negatives being Messrs Jenekes and
GES PIcKEr1's MURDER OF LOYAL NORTH cARoL1SIASs.
MI ScHEEcR rep OhioJ offered aresolton. which was
adopted ealing the President for information to
Of the Rebel Major Gen Pickett aud whether the ad
urnment Of the Raleigh Cont Of Inquiry the Jh OF
iIcke punishment fr the hanging Of United
States soldiers alega deserton from the Rebel army
PAPERS BEARING on THE ctsE OF JEPF. DAVIS.
Nj liz BLOND dem. Ohio offered resolution 70 author
iz M Rogers member OF the Jadleaiy ,in'se i 1o
Te,eaton as to Jefferson DAVIS aud made
| tbercfrnm bv a Or-ha1d writer.
The House refusing to previous question and
NJ. CoNKLTe Nep y r-ng to debate the resolution II
''"' WV The coYKLISc-ERY CASE.
NJ SLFi Qep. Oho az tae request Of MI DAVIS Rep
n " offered a tuition nsirueing the Judiciary Com
inquire and report whether any breach OF tie
contn.I'ry select Committee his been committed IN
with tue sending reading and publishing OF Gen
81, EcSlEr himself wished to debate the resolution
which. tler.i0 went over under The rule
PROSE UTOS OF TIT FESGANs.
M SPAGNs Rep. OAo) offered resolution requesting
the President 90 cause the prosecution instituted the United
Courts against Che fenaus 10 be discontinued II com
patibie with the public interest Adopted.
yEEFIC lTION OF BILLS.
Mr. LAWRENCE (I.cp ONO offered resolution requiring
shed tie use Of House Representative TO be yeri
fed by affidavit This not 70 apy to the pay rolls q the
House and approved by the Chairman thereof IN writing d
repeating the resolution Of July roo which directed all ac
counts % Doc verified by ani iav which was adoplec
SELECT COMMITTEE OS CONsTGIl rOSAL AMENDMENTs.
NJ. ASHLEY rep Oho) offered resolution or t9e ap'
poniment Of seec Committee OF Seven 10 which all bills
auc joint resolutions pcnuug before Committee II
the House and a that hereafter be Offered proposing an
nc any person has been elected President ineligible to
second term also al b and Joint resolutions proposing
change in the mode ana mnnnef OF eoting President aud
Vice President OF the United states ~ ,
Ga Of A.. IL BLOND dem, Ohio the resolution
was laid on the ille by vote e 81 O. y
cERuFcATls FOR SEw JERSEY SOLDIERS
NJ NEWELL Rep Nd on leave i.tFSaaeel j09t Tesos
NIT through ao mails free Of postage certain certificates %
State under such regultoas the PosimerGenerA may
direct which was read three times and passed
NATIONAL cFAErERIEs.
On motion o. Mr.. SCHENCK ,Reg OA1) the communica-
the Secretary Of War AID reports 20 reference 10
National cemeteries for soldiers ~ tennessee we're
EIGar OF WAY THROUGH PUBLIC LANDS.
senate aDsr5meSis 10 the House biz sfgsiGe be rst Of
ditch and canal owners over tho pubic lands 10 he
States Of California Oregon and Nevada which was under
discussion a. tie time OF adjournment on saturday.
Mr. JULIAN Rep. Iud) addressed the House against the
Tho debate was further continued by Mess K,ssoS Rep
Ohio. McRUEa lleT.. Cab and HIGHf tfep.. Cab 49,
FINALLY tue amendments were cOncuTred lnIJ 10 ~
UTAH.
NJ ASHLEY ep Ohio pre.caied the testimony taken be.
fore the Committee Territories IN relation 10 Utah Tern
tory. Ordered printed.
Several uppuya.n tom member. for leave Of absence
having been made the SPEAKER oad attention to the fact
that taken today thoro only quorum.
TIE ASSAULT Oh MR PAINTER.
Mr. ALLEY Rep Mas i-Om the select Committee 20 In
assault [. H. Painter Cierk to the Post
Office Committee presented testimony taken and offered
Segcsnn Arms the custody Of the civil authorities 10
be prosecuted before the Criminal Court Of The District and
% the testimony taken IA the be delivered u the United
nj, QistrctAttorney.
, a e- made statement to the effect that the House
meni fthe p-esenrso the offender beyond inc ao'aFh
Ind5 members Of the Select C8Hd I@.s H. 1HoMs Rep
view holding that the House bad ia have G ,,as
imprisoned until the close a Congress. "e
The resolution agreed TO-
THg ADMISSION OP TENNESSEE.
Mr. TRhmLE dem. Ky moved a. question o. piiviese
that inssauch each House ~ by ne constitution ,hs
d ~ the election and qualifications OF lIs O"
!nogg and inssmueh as tbs House had passed Jont
resolution declaring the state Of ieaanisee re' sos sni
10 representation IN Congress, the members noU' ' "
s|T'e rn overruled It az question Of privilege on the
l tbat houses had declared by concurrent resolution
gro ,o states which had been represented In Con
n he last four years should not be entitled % rep
Presentation again until by concurrent aoth on oo'h ou'e'
TS,,ar auuealed from the decision Of the Chair and
on motion o. NJ srEyESs Rep Pa the appel was laid upon
TO 'a's rTIsriSG TIE PEroRT Of MANUFACTURES.
Mr. Latham rep W. va fom The Committee Mite. o, ~, r6in,
port Committee Manufacture, Tor the use OF the
| BUSINESS on TIE SPEAKER TABLE-IESSEssEE.
Tho proceeded Of business on the
Speakers table and disposed OF as foows n s
aud saor Union Of w,,hnfton foneef,sdi1 M V
caa Solder. and sS osII o 10 es po
roads Coneurrsd with amendments
The Senate amendments the House joint resolution declaring
Tennessee again aud Representative in Congress
Mr. BSGHAM Rep Ohio moved concurrence IN the amend
meHts.
The amendments TO the joint resolution eoncurred in
without division.
The amendment the preamble was conenrTed naYeas
Nay & so the 9t resolution has fess p 10 ron
@on os5 Of 1 Pw;S S dsp w. the substitute was
'o"'"'''1 The DEFICIENCY BILL.
The House then went Committee OF the Whole on the
State OF the Union Mr. DAWES REP Mass 10 the chair on ne
\ Deficiency bll ,..... r. .,..a. r,,., Ma, n ,o-,
graph added making the salary OF the Deputy soS9f
The Court Of Claims the that OF the Assistant solicitor
The bin appropriacs about SJ2OO intending eOO 90 !or
the Brazil mail steamship service go OO Tor tue nay! no
ptal AZ Washington and $4,000 for the removal 81 tue
State Department, and $4,000 to pay claim OF Madison
Pending action on the BILL the House at 4:3o p m took
recess TIL 1880 p. ID.
/ EVENING SESSION.
FOREIGN AFPAIRs
Mr.. BANKS REP, Mass asked unanimous consent
Thursday next assigned for the consideration oil re
/ ports from the Committee on Foreign Ahalrs
Mr. RANDALL Den POO asked him to name The subjects be
would report upon. , . =. :, .;.,, ,-,,