The New York herald., 1866-05-10
TH1RTY.NINTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
SEN ATE.

WASHINGTON, May Q, 1850.
WARRINGTON ACADEMY
MI. MORRILL,, (rep.) Of Me-, from tho Committee on
tho District of Columbia reported, with amendment,
the bill incorporate the Academy Of Music in the city
of Washington. The amendment strikes out the seventh
section which authorizes the borrowing Of money by
the issue Of bonds Of the Association
DEPARTMENT. OF THE NAVY.
Mr. GRIMES, (rep.) Of Iowa, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported, with an amendment the bill TO
provide for better organization Of tho Pay Department
Of tho Navy.
Mr. CHANDLER. trep) Of Mich introduced bill TO reg
ulate the transportation Of nitroglycerine gonon OIL
Il referred to the Committee on Commerce. makes
II unlawful to carry this article on steamships car wagon on
land or water, and makes the killing OF any person by
the violation of this provision murder In the first degree
GOVERNMENT
Mr. MORRILL, from the Committee the District Of
Columbia reported with amendments the bill, In addition
70 the several acts establishing the temporary seat Of
of the United States and TO the egs
latve powers delegated to the city OF Washington and
the Levy Court Of the District Of Columbia The bill
mcnts are numerous, manv Of thom merely verbal. II
repeals the city charters OF Washington and Georgetown
and provides for their government by commissioners
REsrRICriyo THE POWERS PRESIDENT RELATION
REMOVALS FROM AND APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE
Mr. HENDERSON, trep) of NO., introduced bill to regu-
late appointments and removals from oce which was
read twice and ordered TO be printed II is as folows
Re II enacted, That whenever any person shall have
appointed 10 civil Office under thc Of the
with the advice and consent Of Senate the
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President alone but he may continue to hold and
until his shall consented by the Senate
& Sr hs s msy at the be Required BY w
the heads o. departments known as the Pe.denss Cab
Without WI. %a'hse the consent 2 Of m tie % Senate %
rss v se srae epy b Of the
States upon the nomination Of the President and with the
that of such office shall be fora fixed period and
SON shall not be removed from Office by the President
before the Q, ncs n aGS ps9n ns II the e 5o
the int may S n
the Senate unless said Office becomes hereinafter
provided the incumbent be SUPERSEDED by the
ponment Of another person to said Office with the consent
President of the United States alone the head Of
s:en %ade uad. @ such aasscs
the sppoin.mens or his unless the power Of re
dTss he Seasa s o Il. seua. and
before the may be legally superseded removed ~
he shall Be %
of United States whom the shall
SRairs iaSin the on him b. aw
Ssn % Sas Of fa a a s%
.on 'aoA o hd ss once na s &
Of the newt session OF the Senate but within
Pension 70 be made together with the opinion OF the Attor
Of such such ss Ss Vhsr fact: sUpS 70 shall
Or ha sonar% e spbcinansni s"scsssGr nominated
by the P,senl then such person shall stand permanently
IN such and ss or neec
@ his xAn ., . E as O. Oss msIed as
tnue the discharge the duties Of his once but
shall any entitled 70 receive salary other
compensation during the time he may have been sus.
pended under the pISv!,ion. Of thiva ,hi; ,c,
Of which may have expired shall have been or shall here
the same oce and Ss senate shall have refused BY dres,
vote 20 consent 10 such appointment the oaee shall be con
such lection But lhe shall neglect or refuse
thereto ,her such oce shall be con sdered
hereby declared 70 be vacant after tuch adj
sses from any sas o appropriation s S pay The s %
sue S|So person Who may have been nominated to q
been rejected by ~. senate shall after the Adjournment q
BY he resident 70 hold he oac no
shall any money be drawn from ,he Treasury or used By
ssc Trhe Pssiden, shall not be autbozed during n,
TO nii up vacancy in cisl Once under the government
By ieah re,sns,eu srpr.on term or other esslsl,,
a. nS & ~. " n & hs S consraea 10 sy
happened .sen actual notice thereo. 10 ars, brought
| rus NV YORK c'Fcx.
The following Joint resolution was called up by Mr.
Dvos, rep OF conn. and passed, and sent back Z
the House Tor concurrence ia certain verbal amend
ments.-
Bsf resolved Ar That the Mayor and Postmaster OF TN
cy of New York The District 1orns for ne n:ed state
AZ New York city the Prerten M thsChsmbsf OF Commerc
ol the city of New YORK ord Jackson snrls Charles
Russell and Moses Taylor or View YORK city be appointed
committee 70 select prer site for post oce and tor The
accommodation of tae United states court. the city
New YORK, and tsshey report 20 ne Postmaster Geners
and the Secretary of the interior at the earliest
nence the seec,lea upon which they or majority o then
may agree, and the price watch such site be PUT
chased ty %. s.ernncni for the purpose. contemplated
this resolution n site should BE- selected and thst
's. % s aso ssy s %
mnncate the ssme With sreh additional suggestions ~ tbe
NAV think proper To Congress
| CoyrRscroRs Asxrsg VxrsA CosPsrsros
Mr. MORuAS, rep of n Y presented petition fror
the builders OF the lronclsi Keokuk for additional
| p.nsaion. II vs referred 70 the Committee Nsyi
4 Affairs
i ryrrroSa raor-srrvr TARIFF
Mr. CowAs, rep Of Pa, presented tventy-one pet
tions for protective tarG which we're referred TO th
i Finance Committee
1 sArroyAL THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
L Mr. WADE ,rep.l Of Ohio from the Committee on n
District Of Columbia reported bill 70 incorporate th
National Theological Institute OF the District OF Coun
| b,a. which was passed The object Of the institute
tbs education OF colored for the Christian ministry
| ConuASrgn cBARfKs HuSrrs NSrvnko TO rnk sAvr.
~ ayasxA n0w We 1ems eoaAsi'sse "pousa ~