New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

rules to continue the consideration Of the matter
put ne House refused 10 do 10 by vote OF o'o esD
MISSOURI rRooPs
The House then proceeded 10 the business on tne
Speakers table and disposed thereof as follows
The Benate amendment 10 the House Joint resolution
Others az to bounties The amendment strikes out the
words ana those borne on the rolls as slave a
ment was in aud the joint resolution goes to
the President.
The senate amendment to the House bin to exempt
wrapping paper made OF wood or eornfaks IRON intern
rAxEs ON CORPORATION NOTES
The Senate amendment adding new section imposing
tax Of 10 per cent the notes OF any town. city or
municipal corporation that are paid by any National
Mr.. BLAINE Rep., Mel explained the object Of the
amendment He said that many banks in the South made
ment placed HAT sc on the same footing as bank notes
Various amendments to tho amendment were offered
Mr.. JUDD tRep, M moved to place wooden ladders
Mr. EGGIEsTo tRep, Ohio) made similar motion as
10 the products OF hand looms.
Mr.. BANKS lRep., Mass) moved 10 exempt wrapping
&r, BLAINE accepted that amendment and sub-e
queny modified az 70 exempt from internal tax
Messrt. GGRFIELD Rep, % and ALISON d Rep;
Iowal having been members of the last Committee Oh
Finally the question: taken on dessrs ,Egsleston's
and Myers and Ifey weae to and the
Senate amendment as amended was cohcurea III W 20
to8.
The Senate Joint resolution 10 terminate contract OF
member Of Congress with the PostOhice Department
Mr.. f.. FERRY moved an amendment empowering, the
PosmasterGenera TO reject any Did ~hlch NC may uee
exorbtant. Motion agreed TO. -,
The joint resolution, as amended was then passed.
The Senate joint resoutionto make valid the laws & OF
New Mexico during the session OF the ne!u
January 1861 they having signed by the Secretary
Of the Territory In the absence oi inc o'oFe'h' ""' W
ARMS FOR TENNESSEE MILITIA -,
The Senate joint resolution directing the secstay
War to furnish and equipments TO the state OF
Tennessee sufficient for 1850 militia to be accounted or
by the state OF TO the United states Govern
Mr.. PAINE Rep, wis) explained briefly the merits Of
the joint resolution and moved to anene ny striking out
Mr.. sc sCHENcK tRep, ohio) supported the resolution
The Vote was taken on tho amendment, by Yeas AND
Yays and resulted Yeas, l22 Nays 20; so the amend
met was agreed TO- and the JOINT was
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Latin, Ella, and
Mr. ROSS Dem Ilj was permitted 10 have his name
recorded voting for the bill Tor the fehe OF desuoh
nv Wr.vy ORDNANCE AND BREEcHLLoADISG MUsKErs.
Mr. VAN WYCK Rep. N " offered the following reso
luton, which referred to the select committee on
Rsoired That no more large gums, eannons Of any
mounted at the cost Of the United states, until IL has
been determined by practical Experiment tnat guns , ~ @ @
capase Of enduring heavy charges and Of being fired
rapidly; that proectes, carriages ii9p,enen,S
The qualities Of the guns shall be thus determined and
that no OF the Springfield or other muskets sI
lie altered 10 br, leaders OF these which require the
barrel 10 be for the purpose Of reducing the eaDer
THE MISSOURI COSIEsIED EIECTIONt =,
On motion Of Mr. MCCLURE, the time for taxing tesu
mony i'm Missouri contested election cases OF Anuei
sons and Van Horns was extended for 90 days
spEAkER PRo TEN
Tho SPEAKER stated 10 ahe House that he would ne
cessariy have 10 be absent from the city tomorrow anu
he asked leave OF absence. stating that 10 was he Is
time he had done and that he be permitted 70
a gentleman Speaker pro tenn Unanimous eo.sent was
given and Speaker designated Mr. schenek TO occupy
the Chair tomorrow.
THE PRIOLEAU SUITS.
On motion OF Mr. BANKS, the President was requested
10 communicate copies Of the correspondence ga pro
ceediug other documents relating 10 the sum ol ne
United states against Proeau and others pending IN
Ebssh Court OF Chancery, aud the beeretary oI stats
authorized 10 make the communication In PRINT
IftE oP COLLECTOR sArriiE
Mr. STEVENS moved 20 suspend the rules 40 as 10 re-
sumo the consde ration ~ the Impeachment resolution Oh
Henry A Rmythe, Collector OF the Port OF New-fork
The rules were suspended, Yeas e6, Nays SO.
Mr. WOOD moved that the House adjourn. Disagreed
to. -, -
Mr. CHASIER moved the postponement OF the reso-
luton TIL the second Wednesday In December next
Disagreed TO- there beng only - votes IN the afrnaVe
Mr. STEVENS then moved the previous question:
which was seconded
The amendment offered by Mr. Stevens az substitute
for the resolution reported by Mr Hurburd was agreed
TO- with the addition that the Committee shau have
power "a sit during the recess. -
The House then at o'clock, adjourned tli tomorrow"