The New York herald., 1867-12-03

min satistc In tho states and Territories Of the
and rs sna Sops sse1 BE-
rae faculty o. the said institute under psrmAnsa v
shall mining annually with their respective
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SIC The ssereI-y q sAs Treasury on aaa ss sne @
propraisd - rpess named lls ana hs saal
the ss sesoe s@ as sd os al ne
cesssy buildings aud improvements whice shall be upon
the mos, eeononca plan consistent with Shs purposes
Secretary o. The Treasury sha ,squ,s from On
Directors bonds and voacbers he may deem neees
0s ss o s nes es eUss
s no. e1ceeds one sa Of the fund arising rom 's "
behalf OF the nsution es remaining half TO ss se
government securitiss, which sha rsnan with principal
usa for r The saS sa
either pscpai or interest," ssai be drawn 50 long the
silver bullion and alter tSs Cessation in
,sres shall be Used for the purposes herenoei0rs heA
THE SECRETARY OF TREASURY CALLED UFos rcR NJ
FORMATION
Mr.. DRAKE, (rep) OF NO., offered resolution which
adopted asking the secretary Of the Treasury 10
inform any part Of tho salary OF any
Uned States judge has been withheld on account oi le
Mr. TaAYER. (rasl Of Neb asked for the present con-
sderatton Of the resolution. directing the Secretary OF
the Treasury IL inform the Senate whether Edward
Cooper assumed the duties OF Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury November 2O and u 80 under what law and
by what authority, II any, he was allowed to do 50.
l. BUcKALxw (dem Of Pa, objscting, the resolution
was laid over
AYnIRAL rHs rcHRR PERMITTED TO RECEIVE pEcoRArIS,
FROM FOREIGN GovrRSxEN.
resolution BY Mr.. CONFESS, permitting Admiral
Thatcher 70 receive decoration from tho King OF the
| Hawaiian Islands. was adopted
| ruK POLICY oy rHR oovEFsxEsr TOWARDS THE
hr wELLAMs Tep) Of Oregon, offered the following
resolution, which laid on the table and ordered 10
| be printed
Resolved. That the Committee Indian Affairs be in
no o Se o he the
ndias creeping those now on ana nose VINO
a ssd
tSe@ons on ns eps aide Of the ROCKY Mountains
the Indians between said mounta9: and the Mississippi
FOR all the Indians between the said mountains and British
Sscond-To further recognition Of their dsnc,
81 se s wn 70 no faa
Of their right 70 the country over which they roam pur-
o
Ta.rd-To make fnown to all Of said Indians as the set
lied and inexbe policy Of the that they are 90
tseted and taught che arts OF civilized e; and TO make
to choose a policy
| Of the goysrnmen mt and e1termnaton
Their relations voluntarily surrendsrng themselves
70 ss the wards Of the eontroed
Iya-To provide that al existing Indian superinenaen.
cie agencies and reservations shall be dspen.ed with
consolidated with the others upon said reservations
BILL FOR THR COTTON TAX.
Mr. FOWLER trep) OF Tenn, introduced:the following
bill, which laid aud ordered TO be printed -
Be 1t enacted That much OF the Internal Revenue
authorize the collection of tax cotton and
hereby repealed provided, however
provisions Of this act shall not apply to cotton that has been
purchased from the original produccrs; this
| shall take effect from and after its passage.
THE TREATY INDIANS.
Mr.. Ross rep.l Of Kansas introduced bill, which
read and ordered to be printed providing that the
terms OF the fourth article OF the treaty Of the 29h Of
September 1865 with the Great and Little Osage Indians
be and the arc hereby construed embrace
all bd de actual settlements made prior TO the proca-
nation OF said treaty by the President January 81 1857
the proof and pay men In all such 70 be made by
actual settlers before the day which may be fixed for
Offering at public sale OF the lands ceded said treaty.
coHMUSicAT0S PRESIDENT
The committee appointed to wait upon the President
returned and that he had informed them he
would communicate with the Senate in writing to-mor
row.
Adjourned.