New-York tribune., 1866-06-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

; If the raid from Canada Ina, oans sad no. pa'd
nv tax since that time, and the % ;" - VIC s
States making an enor eouime he asked for the pas
.le ;;nt resolution TO suspend the coilecuon !" 'aAcS
from that bank until further orders. ,,m uba. bsd
Nv STrvENs pal asked his frienn liio,y IN n,.,sa ~,
honme Of the proposition referred to the oi
Ways and Means two years since r. the Rebels in
lection of taxes on the properly ou'neu ~ VIZ
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania IL ,oo, rossyred
MI WopnIII replied that that matter had Deen rcie, h
.. tbo Gentleman from New York lConkIDgl do "eu"-
Wr STEVENS expressed the fear that 1t was suDs''
eommittce rom which nothing conid oe goe m ynia;ned
NJ NopRuI in reply to some qlestooD.s' oosP SAP N -
MI ~, onnnt taken from the bank s9loOoo al OK
which had been returned except $42,2o9 ~. ,, oo,
H. WI CON lowal argued that under the Pfpcple ovt
Nh si,, r every bank and individual that might Dc
bhed woud have claim for exemption honi iaAes a anu
Congress would have az much DusiAese 40 - 0''''
10 in sitting as a board OF relief. o.o,ou. h.
W =" MoPpuI showed that there was no analogy De,
tween this case and the case ne put. lhs was esse t
INVASION and the bank claiming hdehni'' iio "'
bs sox Suggested that that additional rea
son against granting the rellei sougn'. ,o.nr a;d ba
.t1er some further discussion nr. mohhiLL snIu 10
would withdraw tue propcsiliVn i'' ~ f ~
might modlfylt ,ro.v,. To rn.uo
NJ R,nwprr DC al introduced bill to encourage INC
.n,ion ~ telegraph line between the State Of Cal
;sia ami the Territory of Idaho which was read Twice
aud referred TO the Committee on fuDhc banos'
AN EXPORT DUTY ON COTTON.
Ar STEVENS introduced Joint resolution proposing the
following article as amendment to the eohs'uon u
the United States: =. -. ,.,or, ,,.v or tax on
Congress shall have power TO Jay an eApoi'eu'' VI '
cotton exported from the United states
The Joint resolution was read twice. b, ao,t .,
Mr. RocERs IN j. suggested that similar amendment vi
the Constitution had already been referred 10 'he 'uo
NJ Ir RIoyD lOhio) expressed the hope that II would
not he pressed to vote at this time, it embraced very
w. STJrxs iad that six months ago he had offered
similar resolution aud five months ago ne Iaa oneieo
similar one--both of which had gone To the omD o 'no
Capuets He wanted the sense tine House on I'd"
Mr.. WILSON Jowsl explained that the brst resolution
was not confined cotton and the COMMITTEE nad Deen
unable agree upon reporting ~ ana tnaI sn.1 ne
of the second one the Comlhtl'o bau ho' " -" ~
Mr. siEvEss dsclaimed any intention Of reflection upon
the Committee. He moved the pryovs question.
The previous question seconded and the concnens
resolution read the third time.
Mr. GARFIELD Ohio, suggested that the proposed ar
tice should be amended by striking out the words on
cotton exported from the United States so as 10 e'
apply to all exports. ,,.. . ....,, =.
that ,o.,,or h.v;,.
been seconded the main question odered no amend
| ,neIt could be offered except by unanimous consent
Mr. LIZ BLOND objected, because the matter was Deing
I forced through under the gag law.
Mr. GARFIELD moved afccohsneIatoio oi 'ne Noee "ioe
ing the main question: , ,.,,
not be offered. a..
taken by yeas and nays the Constitution requires and
resulted Yeas js Nays, OIL So twoihirds not voting
favor required by the Constitution the concur
! rent resolution rejected.
The following is the vote, in detail:
YEAs-Messrs. Alley. Allison Ames. Banks lSeaman BEN
jamin Bdwen. Blaine. Bsomwcl, BEoomal. Bgndy. Cobo
Cook cao% po1ne Drggs pa@on shSas ESil fsr'y g hsn
Hubbard Conn.) Julian, Kelly, Kelso Lasin lawrence
s@H Msa5: 28% %S@ o Pcha Pants Price Rice sa
Rollins SAWYER spadng Stevens IG9~ bridge Epson Van
worth, wilson doWa) Wilson (PenB) windom-Js.
NAls-Messrs AncOna, Ashley tNs,ad Baker B,nshsm
Denson Edridge. Faahar fInk, Garfield Glossorenuer
haure Ss nsIg%S JAIME. r. dnpSis ksson Ks KeteE, Ry
Kendall Latham. lie Blond: MARSHAL Mars,on. Ma5yin
POaeroy Randall ,Ky.( Raymsnd, Rice !hIass, Ritter
Rogers sctenek sheia6afeer S,tsrsa's Slv.n Tabor
blei Dawes Van Horn MOI washbourne (lnd) Winfield
Si.
Mr. COBB Wisl Chairman of the Committee on en-
rolled bills reported the House that the COMMITTEES
the secretary If state Of United States The joint
luton proposing an amendment TO the Constitution OF the
Tie SPEAKER added that the Constitutional Amendment
was published officially by the Secretary Of State this
mornings WasAington RepntLeGn.
On motion Of Mr. ROLLINS the rules were suspended
as to allow members who absent when the vote
taken days on the Constitutional Amendments
o recoTt. their votes.
iNr BINGHAM Ohio, asked leave to offer the following
concurrent resolution:
by House of Representatives dhe Senate con-
currng) President United States be
ransmit forthwith the Executives Of the several States
posed by Congress the State amend the Coo
stuon Of the United States passed 10 lsGd respecting
Office the VALIDITY Of the paSc debt Of the Unsd States &C.
to the end that the said States proceed TO act the
said article OF and that he request the Executives
Of the States that may ra, tie said to transmit
the Secretary OF Sste certified copies Of such ratification
Mr. ELDRDGE wis objecting, Mr.. BINGHAM moved
TO suspend the rules which was agreed to by vote Of
Yeas against % Nays.
The resolution was then introduced and agreed to.
PENSIONS TO THE VETERANS or ISI2.
Mr. MILLER Pa offered resolution directing the Com
mtee on Invalid Pensions TO report bill referred to
Tho of
Mr. PERHAM (,Ie) promising that the Committee would
report next Friday, the resolution went
AMERICANS ARRESTED IN IRELAND.
Mr.. ANcoNA pa offered the following, which was
Wrsa 1t is alleged pesceabe citizens the United
States engaged unlawful act have been arrested aad
fore
Be Re.ord That the President requested inform the
what steps taken protect persons their
rights citizens Of the United States
THE MILEAGE QUESTION.
Mr.. GARFIELD asked the unanimous consent Of the
House TO offer the following resolution:
Rssoiced That the Committee Mileage be directed
anime and report what discrepancy there between
allowed by the Mileage Committee Of the XxxvHIth Coz
gress and that the Mileage Committee Of this House be d.
eoted in case to allow more mileage TO member than
Mr.. sPzLDISe (Ohio) objected
Mr. GARFIELD moved TO suspend the rules in order that
he might offer IL.
The division showing 3s Yeas against 26 Nays anA no
quorum voting, MIR. GARFIELD called for tellers
Telers were ordered; but pending the report Mr. CAD
FIELD said that as members did not seem to be in vor q
his resolution he would withdraw II.
THE SOUTHERN RESTORATION BILL.
The House then proceeded to the consideration Of tho
bill to provide for restoring to the States lately nsuec-
ton their full political rights.
Mr. RAYMOND IN. VI addressed the House. He re-
garded action which the House might take on the hin