The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-08
FOURTH EDITION
EXTRA SESSION or CONGRESS-.



WASHINGTON. July Mr.. TrumbuIl (1L) imported
from the Judiciary Committee Recon,troctss OIL.
read a second time and dered to be printed,
@ Sss adopted o. csnf b fss 1Se 3 ire
origin and extent OF the Indian difficulties.
Aio for s Sns spSP h hf o%
bell while Minister to Mexico and with his succes0e
Also calling upon the Secretary Of state for infOr-
In pepIy I" an nouiSy from Mr. Howard Mr. sum-
said he xpected the resolution would obtain
OF ana II ssniS
House OF Representatives.
On motion of Mr.: spslding Ing tohol, is was ord ordered
tlonery be made to members during the present ad-
Mr. Cobb wis., offered concurrent resolution for
select committee OF two Senators and three Repre-
cheney Of the Capitol Police. Agreed 70.
gressiona District of Kentucky whose name was ex-
SsBtsd from t5e resolution referring re err the o The
tions qualified by taking the oath.
q call Snsp % 6 & bins aSi and
eTe U5SsT the call bills and Joint %
by Mr. Baldwin lSdass) concerning the deliverance
Of the RepOblic Of Mexico from lis foreign enemies
70 sv sng M ION piIe nii1ee p on Foreign AFFAIR."
the Courts ofthe United sIatssto the Judiciary Conn
BY Mr.. Butler CGass.) for the relief of Admiral
passed Forts s Philip aud JACKSON Gi n 'ne fet who
BY Mr.. Jackson tR 70 regulate the civil aervico
o. the UNITED @ states; and promote the efficiency
by Mr Barnes lN; ~ IN reference % the New York
BY Mr.. Brooks IN. w, declaring that the Govern
ments peoples that execute in cold blood prisoners
OF who should be treated according to the laws Of
war, have violated the great principles of national
law, well of Christianity and humanity, as To
deserve from the United States of the protection
given by ts neutrality law; and directing the Conn
mtee on Foreign Affairs In the House and Senate To
report bill repeating much Of the neutrality laws
orbida the organization 10 the United States OF
emigration other parties to effect and secure a set
uement In Mexico. To the Committee on Foreign
Affairs
BY Mr. Miller sPal 70 repeal the Bankruptcy act Of
March 2, 1867. To the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. Shanks (Ind), Joint resolutions In reference
to Mexico Generally the same as offered by him last
Tuesday, except that the resolution which declares
the invasion of Mexico TO have been conducted be-
tween American elaveholderS ana European Demo-
cracy, is preceded by waiver of all expression of
opinion as to any particular act or acts OF the Mex
Government
BY Mr Wood Joint resolution in reference to Mexi-
| can Affairs, as follows:-
Resolued That the Committee on Foreign Affairs I'm
the House and the Committee on Foreign Relations
In the Senate be requested inquire into and report
what action should be taken by the Government OF
the United States In view OF the public abduction OF
General Santa Anna from an American vesselby the
Mexican forces In June last and whether the existing
treaties between the United States and Mexico and
the laws of nations not violated In that
in such manner, as, togethe- with other Outragea
against the rights and properly or Americans to call
for immediate and summary action upon the part of
Government.
Referred to the Committee Foreign Affairs