The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-17
EDITION
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.



wAsHINeToE, July l7-Petltons on various sub
eS & sad Ss & which
wss before the sennte yesterday, providing that
be construed TO prevent the necessary printing OF
documents, eto'j a. the different s PepaT.Imeets.
was the greatest nuisance about the Treasury.
thss i " was desToylSs the building There was no
a9shoI r StSohy % % saiG the printing MT Grimes com
piained Of was the printing Of bonds which could not
Mr.. Grimes ssia the national currency was printed
in New York and be did not see eyyo wey eSaas and
MIR. sherman (Uhlol was Convinced that THIS bill
s9GS6 S1nt baPss Pss or 20 Spd onS
On motion of MIR, Anthony the Dill was amended
as thus anendeG Il was pass ed.
MT wilson M9ss S1pi o tbe Gonsml
tion OF the United states:- - A.
Omitted states nor by any state among % etsens In
their civil Or roI,ieal rights on account o Tacs Go9E
Relations reported bin TO carry into effect the Con-
vention OF the republic Of Yenezueia for the adjust
against the Government % that republic 1tpEoyIdes
pad esC6 and travelling expenses for the settlement
Of the claims alluded to. The bill was considered
Mr.. Sumner called up the bill introduced by him
no person shall be- disaus6ed from holding ofce on
account of race or color. ~
House OF Representatives.
reading Of the jornal, Snt Mr. r. EdPidse (Wts) oO.
jeoted' on the ground that the House had nothing
The journal having been read, the Speaker pre-
sented letter from the Secretary OF the Navy IN
swer 10 Mr Schencks resolution Of the i3th OF July.
list who appear by the Register been fty-6ve
years or longer IN the service are Admiral Farragut
latter there been @Sca sSe hS hsd gwen Il n
rise 20 corresponldenee between the Navy Depart
The compqnication was referred to the Committee
on naval Affairs, and aresolutlon was adopted call
ing on the Secretary of the Navy for copies OF the
ON motion of MIR Wsshbnrn fIvisA tho cua,l, oF ,ha
Court OF Claims was directed to furnish list udx
ments rendered by that Court since March 1885 the
amount OF such Judgments etc .I.b
Mr.. Coburn (Ind.C introduced bill to provide for
the election OF electors for President aud Vice Presl
dent OF the United states In the states TO be formed
out of the territory included within the
ra States, except Tennessee. Referred TO the Com
| mittee on Reconstruction. VI Is N A
| Mr.. Ashley (OhiOJ asked leave to introduce and
sons OF the District Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Ohio. to be held annually, one
| session In Cleveland and one in Toledo.
Mr.. SchOfeld tIal objected on the ground that this
was the class of legislation which should be
tered into under the resolution adoption to cOnne le
giblatinh TO Reconstruction matters.
The bill was not introduced.
| On motion of Mr.. Cobb (Wis.), the President
requested TO TO communicate all Information received
at the several departments OF the Government touch
Ing the organizaL on OF parties for the real pre-
tended purpose of avenging the death OF the Arch
affairs. Also. whether any have been taken
to prevent such orga nizaton or the sailing of
! such expedition. iI I'm. 400 .l.'f IJf
Mr.. Butler (Mass.) rose to personal explanation
In reference article in the National etttaencer
/ of yesterday, commenting on Mr.. Eldrdge's state
ment some days since that the Rebel Commissioner
without equivalent 20 100 Union prisoners of war,
sick and wounded. which offer had been refused He
OF letters and kilograms which had passed that
\ subject In the fall Of 1854. ".H.I-.l