The New York herald., 1867-03-22
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New York, Friday March xIs 1867
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EUROPE.
The news report BY the Atlantic cable includes sdvces
from Londou Paris and st. Petersburg dated yesterday
evening, March IL
Lord Derby promises liberal reform bill for Ireland
Napoeon's foreign policy has been endorsed In the
French Legislature BY large majority, against the
attacks Of NM Theirs and Jules Favrs Garbald, has
bsen elected ths Italian Parliamens three different
cties The insuIection against the Turkish authorities
Is extending rapidly in rhesaly The Russian campaign
In Bokhsra is Suspended for . season.
Consols closes a. Ola for money. in London; I'D.
United States avetwonties wore aa TAX In Lon
don, and Tx in Frankfort
Tho Liverpool cotton market closed dull and heavy,
With middlng uplands ~ lsxd The Manchester trade
report s very unfavosabie BreadssuGs quiet. Pro-
Visions generally unchanged
CONGRESS.
In the Senate yesterday Joint resolution placing cor.
tain troops In Missouri an equal footing with other
troops passed The Commistee ON Printing was by
resolution instructed 70 inquire there were any deficits
In the accounts Of Mr. Wendell the late Superintendent
Of Printing that gentleman having requested such nves
tieation esoution reported from tho Committee
vo60ol6 Am0rl-
can citizens 70 friendly belligercnts Il laid over
for the present. and also bill amending the Bankrupt
lav BY providing that the District Courts shall appoint
registers instead Of the Chief Justice joint resolu-
tioa exempting wrapping paper made from wood or
cornstalks from the internal revenue tax, with an
amendment imposing tax Of ten per cent III State
municipal corporation notes or scrip issuSd
BY any national bank, passed The bin authorizing
The sale Of certain stocks held In trust BY the govern.
meu Tor the Cherokee and Choctaw Indians was passed
The joint resolution suspending the payment Of loyal
owners for enlisted in tho army was passed after
some discussion In which Mr. Salisbury advocated its
passage By vote Of 50 TO T. Mr. salisbury voting in
Affirmative. The Senate coon afterwards adjourned.
In the House the provisions Of the twenty psr cent
additional compensation bill wore extended by joint
resolution 10 the employees in tho Quartermassrs ana
Subsistence departments Under the call OF committees
for reports the Judiciary Committee reported the Senate
bii for Dstr ct and Circuit Court in Nebraska which
was passed Mr. Huburd from tho Committee on Public
Expenditures offered resolution the caect that said
Committee In Investigating the administration Of affairs
In the New York Custom House. having received
testimony inculpatlng one Senator'S
suoh information shall be transmitted 70 the
Senate. which was agreed 70 after some dis
cussien. III. Huburd also reported resolution de-
cssiag 70 b the Of the House that Collector
Snyths should bs removed pending consideration of
which the nesning hour expired and the Southern re-
eief tdh vas saken up in Commit'oe OF the Whole A
very animated debate ensusd between Mr.. Bingham
and Mr. Butlsr, the latter accusing Mr. Bingham or
having gone over, body and SOUL TO the democrats Mr.
Biagha retortsd by reference TO the s.hero Of Fort
Fisher not taksn' and the gentleman who voted
nny times for JED Davis a candidate for the
Presidency. The committee rose for the purpose
o. giving Mr. Butler permission reply TO Mr.. Bing
he In = lufte mir utoo, Apr
He sad that hs had supported Jen Davis when he was
aoya. bot NJ. Bingham supported him when he was
traitor "Iu The war" he said n did the best could
Because could not do moro felt exceedingly cha
grined tho only victim OF the gentleman's (Nr. Bng
ham) prcwess In tho war was an innocent woman
hanged upon The scanoid one Mrs surra.. can sns.
saa The memory Of Fo Fisher If he and HIS associates
can sustain that" Mr. Bingham replied and The House
won't Into Committee Of the Whole again. The bill
was materially amended and reported A resolu.
siea for the appointment OF standing committee
ss education and labor adopted Several Executive
communications were presented, and the House ad-
yourned without voting on the Southern Relief bill,
although the previous question on IL seconded.
THE LEGISLATURE.
In the Senate yesterday reports from committees ad
verse 10 the bills authorizing the construction Of sie
waited railroads. the Buikhead Railway and railroad In
Lexington avenue agreed The bin for the better
proecson o: emlgants tho port OF New York was
ported favorabiy. The bill amending the general In
surance law relative mutual insurance companies the
Brooklyn Terrace bill and numerous others OF local
a. unimportant character wore passed The
esl 70 aid In the construction of railroads which
ssvies direct tax Of $4,000 FOR the purpose ad
vanced 70 third reading In the evening session the
OIL establishing Board Of Piers and wharves
ansaded and ordered 10 third reading.
In Asunu ~ ,l;ch
Sa New York city wss ordered to third reading The
oils 70 prevent frauds upon hotel and boarding house
Gnspsrs and In relation to railroads held under lease
wsrs $1,000 The Constitutional Convention bill
taken up reported BY the conference committee Tho
amsndments providing the election OF delegates BY
essassal dstrics and allowing negroes to vote wsrs
ee The former BY Of % 81 and the Later by
- 70 ~ Tbe amendmsnt applying the test oath to all
persons challenged for having been engaged in the
belion Vas agreed to, and the remainder OF report
Vas adopted By . yeas 70 ~ nays. In the pg
sisa bills concerning vasran,s New YORK; to amend
Che Metropolitan Excise iaw relative contracts Of
shs Mayor and Commonsty OF New York, snd
che Metropolitan Railway bill were introduced
fbe 0sneral Appropriation bill and the bill 10
Ginit the houn Of labor Of conductors and car
drivers on railroad cars wsre passed. The Assembly
refused to 90 into Committee OF the Whole on the
Broadway Railroad BILL rhe bill TO incorporate the
New YORK and Long Island Bridge Company ~dercd
10 q third reading. and the Assembly adjourned.
THE CITY.
special msssiss of the Chamber OF Commerce vas
hsld yesterday sfssrsoou. The question Of repeating
che existing usury laws discussed at considerable
length, and memorial Suggesting their abolition was
approved by tho Chamber and ordered 10 be forwarded
% the Legislature.
The Board Of Health met yesterday The superintcn.
dents additional r.pon On the tenement houses exam.
esed BY him was read and died
Tue Board Of Excise also met The cases OF nineteen