The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-09
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INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF CO. AsRESS
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I've New Rec0nstrust,oA bills Intro
duced Yr:Ierday.
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The Assassination Conspiracy TO b 0
Investigated.
A Batch Of Resolutions Relating to Mexican
hi.ai.s Before Both qoNcs.
WASHINGTON, 3csy 3, 1867, !
ii O'Clock l.. N.



II O'Clock p. N.
rae yeccorf rncfion Question.
Tho business OF dehring fhe m1nisg 81 raionstr''c-
ton and of amending be acts relaxing thereto Tor watch
Congress was specially calod togehsr was commenced
10 ay both IN the ,nao and House. The other two days
na.irS been taken up ith mere preliminary skirmish-
ing and bnncosbe Two pron'nent measures arc thus
before by Senator 2. umbnil and the other
BY the vencrae3 Thad stevcne-and the result viii
doubt b. a conference commt,se. which will thoroughly
dl.cuss both measures and wake up bill comDin-
ing the mosi desirable po'Nes OF the II great
sntagonism is developed between tho Senate and the
House zee subject, the probability that the
session VIII be brought zoe close speedily, probably by
next saturday or tae early part OF next week. Mr..
o.aveps' ell much mod lied this morning A. meet
ing oil tho Rec nstruc Joe Committee before the
bling OF Congress, that il is not now in the
shape published ro-day's HERALD. The
alterations however De not 20 the essence OF the
measure, being for TIE most part merely changes of
words, to make the meaning plain and clear The
ouy material differences between the Trumbu and
etevens bills are that while the former gives TO military
commanders the power cvil officers and de-
m officers soldiers act 10 Their places, subject 10
the approval Of the general commanding the United
staios armies the latter bill leaves this authority alto
r~tncr with district Commanders themselves, and per-
u,s them appoint civilians If they choose No
speear, IA the frumbuu bill requiring that removals of
alarct commanders slall be done with the consent Of
the Senate which provision Is in the stevens bill The
,nstrarons reference TO boards OF registration
full aad explicit the Senate than in the House
tu.
The Assassination Of Prc.ideut I.incoIn-Ap-
roinis,cnt of IN Investigating Committee.
G~nefai Buffers resolution to-day for committee OF
I've N nyct everyihn connected with the
'i"a'"n of preaden Lincoln has excited good deal of
s,es,soa. ana much curiosity is shown learn the pre-
oopsci 81 Tbs last movement OF The Lowell states
IN hs speecn explanatory of tho resolution
0-eera Butter that the surra,t trial
had rccen'iy ronicd 10 completely among members OF
,he Canine Of Jea Davis; but this generally looked
aran caase OF the movement IL is sup
p-ea GENERAL Butler has engineered the resolution
shroagh ihe House with view TO inducing Surra,t,
uracr Of fa aud free pardon. to make clean
hrra Of all ne Knoss OF The conspiracy, who
t,rsstcd ", aud whether really included a plot to
t~ss IN. hives OF johnson, Stanton and Grant
Is-s hsfch. vii bo remembered, But
- made singular speech IN the House.
..caa'ed 10 ssAken grave doubts as to
Mr. sarral was really guilty. OF the crime for
~h,ch she suffered The extreme penalty OF the law 1t
= ~ad thai the obJeci o; that speech to gain
49, sonaasuos of sarrsit as TO Induce him to make
suubdant u Butter n vail be remembered also that
hgsisr ssgghi with Mis- sanatt after;
e' faie thFoash tho Interference Of Mr. Bradley her
hrtGsrs counsel These things taken together lend
~ pFOhshihty 10 the theory thai General Buffers
etfurt rrsy 20 ohian . confession from sunatt DO.
90 thai ADD thus clear up the mystery tina,
suyeaoTes The nation conspiracy. II may be,
tbsseiu hal inporan1 developments 10 be made,
sna shai CERTAIN aga people VINO have thus far escaped
~Hs q mere suspicion may be suddenly ovcrtsken
~ iFos A good zeal Of testimony on the subject
-. q taa Ntaist md
81 ne hou-s. OIL he turned he custody
81 M n1rers sgeciAl committee; but this testimony
.oy Fssasc 10 Ihs alleged completely Of jefferson Davis
De repeu % she Jldllsry Comlnhtee tins branch
AZ ne saci h@s already bcon Published, bat not the
t--imeuy
Ths hNe.sften Of Ma Nisnilian-t' congressional
isss,rs late The Analr-ur. summers Reso-
tsssea is Rotation Thereto Adopted.
rss Fs.aapau olersa ~ rr samaer the 81 inst
sang aiuu rrcmdsnt 70 furnish all the correspon-
$500 iaegn ine nePar Of state and the govern
q. Mosro rriat 10 the recent in thai
ss4nuF - Ikeu az ihis moraing IN the senate and
-. aeel'cd sIiA bai iii,ie DISCUSSION.
rsnauI Ho~sfi oi Michigan. stated that be hoped the
gstessn of he sspoadence would TO correct
~L4t b. .srod ihs childish srutimentslisn" tha, has
seocagy hoon sshossd regard 10 the execution or
l4,shasu, q who In his opinion, tho great
eel ts,ou tle wo.ii las yei Auown.
Tss ~snaic g~Tu-c 90 Consider the Vote Of
Thank- 30 sheridan.
TIE ho4ss resoietlon teUicrng a vote 81 thanks TO
Csusfal sheridan taken ~ the senate this
las ne regular order u Dusiaet and she senate
fss.d u consider q ~ yots Of twsnsy-sr 10 eve
fash in the Treasury.
an saturday there was over 1000 900 IN cash In
,hs ssaiu u NE Treasury department. ~ this sum
o.. 90 ooe sAs Goa sad sod osrtacaes
sosssat..iss~r-htp OF Agriculture.
buftg ne LAST session VI Cougrcss the President
rsaea reobsi C@pron a. Commissioner OF AsricuIlurs.
Thu ncHiuaaon as thea g1sigonsd 10 December nett
D. 10 mesutme "a. iais Commissioner died. leaving
ths ofrs v-c4St las senate hssus tie last session
ssfusd 70 fcocrster ne postponemenl Of the Capron
ss- bsceAss reesary siihsr Zoe a. 90 rssc nd
tts rls sTpSatis sgeh ne rros.ens 10 re-
sosslrsis sus- ~ seed suogHsr name ! thu. STATE
sis sfsscua csutaiou " ths response nsmer.
90 s4srss ne sutlsu