The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

sESATE-Ihe Chair laid bef-re TIE Sens
the credentials Of W.o. Graham. s,rs.
elect from North Carolina. which 81. i.
dered to Be laid 90 the table.
hthouy, from the Printing Committe
reported e resolution 90 print 10000 eopi,
Of the late message Of the President. an
the reports Of Gems Grant ana Schurz o
: ! the condition OF ,he Southern s,ase.. viii.
) was passed.
Mr. Wiley introduced q bin eedins to tn
State Of West Virginia certain lands an,
%tenemenis at Harper's Ferry belonging d
the United States. which waIrclersed 70 N,
Military Committee.
Chandler offered a resolution, which va,
adopted, calling for whatever inlormati,r
The resident msy have received touehipo
the violation Of the neutrality laws By N,
army occupying the right bank Of the Rio
Graude.
On motion or Howe the bill recommend
ing the establishment Of Provisional GOV
ernors for the Southern States was AIKEN M.
and Mr. po5litle addressed the Senate a.
length in opposition to the bill.
Mr. ~Langyear offered q resolution. which
was adopted, directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 inform the House with what
states, il any, deposits Of public monies
were made, under the 18th and I4th sec
tons Of an "Aet 10 regulate the disposal Of
public money" approved january %, 1856;
together with the dates and amounts Of sueb
deposits, respectively, and whether the
same, or if any, how much remains 50 de-
posted, snd with what States, rsspeetfvelv
NEW YoEE, Jan. 1.-The Post saws that
Wall street is more animated to day. and
the belief is spreading tina. the most obiee-
tionable parts Of the Loan Bill viii be elimi-
mated before it IS reported to Congress. The
dispatch we publish elsewhere iavors this
anticipation.
The loan marketi is activea at per cent. on
call loans. Commercial paper passed steady
at 7@s}E. The stock market is drmer. and
Government is in fair demand for invest
ment, 7-S0s being the most active. Rail
road shares are less depressed than Cor
some days past, and there are some indica-
tons of another improvement.
PHILADELrHIA, Jan. I7.-At d meeting of
Philadelphia Circle Of Feuian Brother
hood delegates of the city to the recent
Congress made full reports Of the proceed
-ngs to that body to-day whereupon reso-
were adopted expressing Subtraction
1t the report presented.
A fire occurred at s p. m, which DESTROYED
he boiler shop of Merrick's Foundry. cor
aer Of Fifth and Washington streets. Loss
not over $4,000.
b Shovel Factory Of F. Rowland Sons. !
It Milton, Montgomery county, was de- {
by Ere this morning. Loss heavy. d
OTTAWA, c. W., Jan. 1.-THE conserva- ,
ave organ, in an article on reciprocity. saws 4
he proposition to place the Canadian tariff ,
anne as the United States was impossible,
nd would be displeasiug to the home Gov
rnment, and probably would not be
lowed.
IoEoSro, JAM Dispatches from Wash =
state that the Canadian delegates 4
ad an interview with Secretary McCuIlo,h 4
nd the Committee on Ways and Means to- .
ay.
CHICAGO, Jan. Letters from Mai. Gen.
."gan. Prentss and Lsggett, published in
papers, fully e-xonerate Col. Quinn.
f the 18th Michigan from the charges pre- "A
.rred against him while in the army.
Mr.. Blair presented the credentials Of
Ir. Jno.N y. Goodwin, froin the territory Of
who was qualified and took his r
r.
Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, presented the peG- 7
Of Mr.. Posten contesting that seat. 1
Mr. schenek offered a resolution, asking
lmodiate action on ii, requesting the Sec
Of War to suspend the sale Of GOV 4
buildings, and other property. 81
oint Lookout, Maryland. lie explained
oint Lockout was a point Of land, on the n,
.aryland side, where the Potoma, flows an
to the Chesapeake bay. There were 300 m
400 acres, on which there were buildings
-evious to the war, occupied in connection
it'll that watering place. During the war
buildings were taken for hospital
and the Government established e
a depot. The previous buildings were u
only a comparatively small sum, but
g Government had expended perhaps Pl
$4,000 for the construction Of other build
g and improvem ents tina were made. .,
10 Secretary OF War had advertised the ~
o Of this property and furniture vas
take place tomorrow. In the meantime
']atriotic lady had secured the title TO the I
ate and proposed t. present it as a doua-
n to the National Military and Naval :
ylum, as q home for soldiers and sailors,
'videi Government will also give its &
'perty 10 the same Asylum. The subject
y came before the Committee on Mill
Affairs this morning, and time was
tired to further investigate the subject. i
e above resolution was introduced. The ri
was then agreed to. VII
IN motion Of Mr.. Kasson, Mr.. ChiUicott,
mber elect from Colorado. was allowed M
privilege of the floor until the pending N
e shsll be decided.
House resumed the consideration of
bin to incorporate the National P~rotec-
e Homestead Company.
Ir. Baker, Of III gave his reason Why az
bin ought not to pass. v
IN motion of Mr.. Fink the bill was laid ri
table by a vote of 100 yeas to 20 -
70.
lr. Wilson, Of Iowa, with a view to fun r.
Outstanding, proposed at half PAST o.
k tomorrow the House to take a vote f
ecommIt to the Committee on Judiciary
bill extending suffrage in the District Of 81.
umbia. Although not approving, he soa
az a part the motion to recon- ss%ed'
the amendment proposed by Mr.. Hale Am'
he character Of instruction.
lr. Couklin, rising 70 an explanation, Il IA
, a resolution introduced by him on the mo-
inst, proposing an amendment to the
s]titution Of the United States, had been
nangled by errors 10 the printing as 10 -
&c nonsense. He therefore wished tosay nd
the purpose Of the amendment was not
Il to restrict the basis Of representation Is a
The word " person" disposed Of pos.
question. The sole purpose Of the and
,ndment offered by him was to get smPP
Of the present injustice and inc .
lily Of the representation arising D.
d the fact hat four millions Of people .
have no political rights are not repre- chS
lei in Congress. sni the entire object is
@ motion to adj est therepresenta- lou
!, so that whenever in any State The
tive franchise shall be denied or
on account Of race or color, all Ne
sons Of such race or color shall be ex- d
led from the basis Of representation. Y
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