The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
people and % rsbuks o0nspra0rs ana tra.Ors Tor an

vding for the printing OF twenty thousand extra copies
tendant the memorial services the life and charac-
| ter OF the late President Lincoln.
| The TAX ON rHKArRES
Of theatres in Ntw York Boston, Phiisdelphia, Bat-
more and Washington, for amendment Of the law i'm
posing taxes upon them, and asking relief from the tax
upon their receipts when they do not equal their
penses. Referred to Committee Of Ways and Means
ysecond district Of the city Of New York for an In
crease OF pay and allowances
RENossrRAScE OF ENVELOPE NANUyAcruxxRs
| Mr. KErcHAN, Nep) OF NJ Y, presented the remon-
STRANGE OF Archibald Wilson and others manufacturer
Of and sq Of =.
| 81 the cost Of the stamps only.
| THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
OF tho American Free Trade League with reference to
the Reciprocity treaty which was referred 10 the Com
| mttee Of Ways and Means
4 VIEWS OF THE HOUSE RELATIVE TO THE RESULTS or THE
lfes REBELLION.
Mr. LoNGYEAR (rep.) OF Mich, introduced series Of
resolutions declaring the views Of the House relative
| the FaE-sI.,<, &c, OF the rebellion
the tasss, but the motion did not prevail ~ 'p'A
Mr. RAYMOND called for division on the resolutions,
| and desired to ask question
Mr. BLOND, (dem) OF Ohio, should object unless an
opportunity were afforded those who opposed 70
the resolutions express their for voting against
| them.
Mr. RAYMOND asked that the vote should be taken on
| the first two resolutions
| and all.
Mr. SMITH (rcp OF KY. inquired whether the resou-
lions did TO the Committee RecOnsructlOnf
The SPEAKER replied that the point Of order came too
late otherwise the resolutions would 70 that CON-
mittee
TIE House then voted first resolution which is
as f0IlOws:-
That in the language q the proea%aton Of the
by portion he people the United States against she
properly q the thereof
Srnzed forces have now been Almost entirely owe come
States which Il was organized Of ali civil government
This agreed to by vote Of yeas lo2, nays &c.
folows-
Mcssrs Allison, Andcrson Ashley of Nevada Ash-
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ing; Cook, psf,ees, Dcmng ponneiy briggs Eckiey.
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| The next resolution was read as follows
dpn OF all civil government becomes the duty of Con-
Site eoser,nc", and, In the language Of The cos.s
lon guarantee to each State republican form Of gov
| This was agreed to, by yeas 1o4, nays 81
TIE third resolution was then voted on namely
Resolved Thet the deliberate senseof this House that
10 maniang the suspension of the writ Of habcas
IN thos' states.
THIS agreed to- by yeas III, nays 90
The fourth and last resolution was read, folIows:
Resolved That is the deliberate Of this House
II military 'u a ssrsn sn@
tha The rrcsdsnt eniaed % he thanks Of the nation for
the ireeamen in these states o''''
This was adopted by yeas 1S4, nayss:-
Nsrs-Mesrs Order Harding Of KY Mccullough, Ritter.
THE RussosxIlIcAx TELEGRAPH
Mr.. BiSEs, rep) OF Mass, from the COMMITTEES on
and requiring the Secretary Of the Navy 10 detail one
steam vessel from the Pacific squadron 10 make survey
whers h proposed to establish telegraph communca
ton between the Western and Eastern continents and
for the transportation Of materials and generally afford
such assistance as be best calculated secure the
success Of the enterprise and TO carry out the purposes
he not willing 70 place the navy 81 the disposai o.
| . fore gn government or private parties.
Mr. BANKS said II action were taken ON This subject
| should 10 done at once.
when eonsress permitted the company 70 lay telegraph
BY way OF Russia they authorized the Secretary Of the
Navy TO send two ships TO aid them; but some
clerk in that department. said the should DO
sent as tho act rad auhorized and NOT required"
hoped The intention OF the law would be carried out and
that the vessel might mot 10 withheld merely on ths
Mr.. banks said this was ono Of the grandest enter
prises the age The vessel proposed 10 be funsbed
would carry the Gag Of The country vas desirable %
The enterprise, Mr. Coins, was native o. New York,
but citizen Of California Colonel Bskley well -
Mr. Collins well known 10 him. He was one q the
most able, patriotic and hrln men he ever know. The
tclegraphc connection will be completed IN 1851 BY
able q Communicate 4 our vessels in any part Of The
earth Not only Russia had sent out vess'is but the
british government had also given everything required
sl.o had
l this vessel
/ Mr. wAmrnsr, OF H., sald this was bilI in eject
asking The people to pay tie expense which The company
Mr. Brooxs, tdsrn Of n. ", said this not
pornfon TIE enterprise great act OF civilization,
stretching oul The American eon,inent To the Old World
II he only means Of reaching the people favorable
e sne United ass1 was g Fsss.S e sn,,,
| ourselves with our only national friend-kn~a
Mr. BAxxs repeated that this was not private seis
graph. Tie whole world was Interested In IT, II The
Navy Department had interest In H. the people OF
the United states have. mis- line would place ~ IN
RUSS and CHINA, the only national friends We have
u dwmsd IN the future tho Europesn Powers hostile
! measure uox before the House. esf, fss s4.g
The joint resolution was adopted
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| Mr. jaws ~ Hun'unEy, tdem.l Of ~ T., from the
COMMITTEES on Commerce, reported bill, whsh was
passed. 70 pvysni the sproaa Of osssn Disease A"ons
sA sss e 'ss. s ssa fi:
c q : Sas w s 20 -S % y
freasury ocAly and give notce thereof
that such moratlen VIII tend ne inrcdgciea aud
Of infec1ns diseases among cattle az the United
sAtes IT'S madc the duly Of The seerstAy 70 naks Al
this law Into eject
ana 70 send copies proper Of The United
and sgents In foreign connes - he shall judy
necessary The PrcsdelL whenever. hs Judgment the
importation Of The e1fsis VIII D. in(urieus may sy pro
81 this act imperative and
The and Of effect from and After thirty
| DAYS after The issuing Of the proclamation
o.. .r. are ~ p,
ssss Sssr. Or iosh, al the discretion Of me esaA
| rus INDIANA co~TksrHD EIxcrDS.
Mr. Dswss, trcp.) of Mass, from the Commtfce on
Eleesonz reiorbd resolution declaring that MI voor
hecx \ lut hat that Mr. Wasbburpe u entitled 70 NE
| SEAT thai Is now held BY the former
1900. Tna may 90 TuE xErIr,s nxrurisc
Mr. efrx * irspl OF Ohio askcd leave 70 oner roo
luton calling upon the President inform the honsc -
A. early cav as practcsb~ u In opinion ma tncos-
uatlble with public whether tere any