New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20

snIn vice between the United States and japan
CHINA by the introduction OF addId d a SgSS''
Increased expense, was taken up 1 anT mi
NJ, ttFN-nFRsOH rep. MOI introduced a JOINT Teso,
iuou placing the 6ount ETC. h resolution was
passed al the last session by both hUuscr ~ The Mil
reach the President in time) II was Iel'iI'u ~ '
'sry COMMITTEE THE PEOPLE OF cRETr. .-.,.... -,
MT PIatons repoTted Joint resolution expressive
d synpathy with the suffering pCP COPY Of The
resolutions TO the Government Of Turkey, Passed
TuE PAYMENT OF BOUNIlEs 49,.
nh, CHA rp aid before the Senate a communication
from the secretary Of the Treasury m response 10 y i
luton Of inquiry whether any Te 10 HE IIpon
the table. -.,..,-r,-r, -,
e House Amendment to the Senate hill further 10 Sc
cure c1uai rights in the District Of Columbia was SU
CURED IN with an amendment authorizing the CIii i
Court 20 draw grand and petit Jurors To- tue june '
The senate then at 1885. on motion Of Nj GRIN Is
G;sp Iowa.. took recess Tor one hour Inc 9en"' IT,
assembled at 2:S5 o'clock. -
Nit SUMNER Rep Mass introduced o.I 10 stilhe
out the words free white person ron me % ]
fherau Mr Sumner stated that he ad ect'' = 5esIc
from Norfolk rectng the ease OF ioiel-l ~, h.,
sons who could be naturaed under the laws "s Ine
stand ~, -,.,,, &, s,,r ~ tl,c nro,,o.
son thought the bin ought TO be examined DE 'ne Jul
rary COMMITTEE and moved its reference Z" sao co'
zee. II 80 referred -, q A. WIZ
The Senate then, at 2i' ocioc1' on ho'IOi' VI -' -
BON, went into Executive session.
THE PAYMENT OF BOUN1itS
vre doors were reOpeued at $3.50 O'Clock 4 collhun
cation hom the Secretary Of War, I'D response 10 t
ZION nauring If legislation was necessary 20 an
payment bOunes, was Land before the senS Pav
dsysJ 20 lie upon the table with the report Of the ray
master-General accompanying IT,
AIso a communication from the PresiocH' I'D !r,l'i s'
10 resolution calling for information in lek'U rtr'
events IN Mexico, which was ltIeIfcu ~ ''0
ON IN Relations.
THE ADJOURNhkNI. 49,. .,., ,.os,1,,.
Mr. SHERMAN rep. Ohio) suggested lna, ,t' ''So''
fion of adjournment be taken mp ana On o.' U HON tho
Mi SUMNER Q}ep, Mass) thoushtit better 10 mean INC
Nj hNTiiONY Rep r.. H. said he did not DelisDe
O'Clock this evening He concled i'll inc susHos''o u
M RAMSEY REP. Mimi thought the senate had bet
for take recess for dinner and take up the Ne'o o
MI sr,fNFR said il would he better 20 hear the veto
me,slgc first and then adjourn Tor dinner
The VITO MESSAGE
M JOHNSON Dem, Md called for the reading OF 'he
message and il was read by the CHIEF Clerk MI McDoH
Aid qt will be found in another ooumn-ED.i
At the conclusion Of the reading, MI IEONBIL LII
ne, no rose and said: The extraordinary positions
assumed IN that message and, as ] think, mdeiesolt
positions might well call for reply think most OF the
positions sssumed-indeed, all Of them so lar as We
knodenying the authority Of Congress TO pass TINS Dill
ara pdefensibe: but there is an indiso-iuon III the
Senate 70 have its time occupied with this discussion II
II he the pleasure of the Senate to vote upon 10 ai once
shall forego any remarks that under other circumstances
sbould feel inclined TO make. If il De the pleasure 81
the Senate, viii not detain IT,
Cries OF Question" from several Senators.
The CHAIR then put the question: Shall the OH pass
4be Presidents objections Notwithstanding The result
was a. follows Dems itac; Johnsonites, small caps)