New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

pontment of a committee Of Senator's and three I's
the permanent location of the Naval Academy the oo
retry Of the Navy detail more officers 10 as
in the investigation; the Committee toreport sDede'e
and conclusions to the XLth Congress- "a Mn
The House seconded the previous question; he aDe iii
BRANDEGEE IRep CODn.l who had charge Oh 'ho us, ~
yieldoS aalf an hour to MI. PHELPS Den' Mu' WIN
Mr. PHELPS characterized the proposition az most
extraordinary one, and said that in doing sohe pht
theviews of the entire population Of MaryE'n" "n''
nsIn'Ifn Mr. FRaStis y 'ST STHoShs dep MIDI to whom Mr.
PHELPS yielded part Of his time Expressed Ills aston"
JENCKs REP r. j. sssta,neSd eS I'll ie nrSnosons sSosiiis
that could be made on the subject . -. -,
Mr. BRANDEGEE Rep, Comm closed the de1aae, M nv & anu
mee Naval Affairs but that the joint resolution nsu
been reported IN ooedapee TO ,Ge into When
the Committee had not gone, Dut which npt wp, ~ w
taken INTO Gonslder0h % s iSe tSe Neade%y Was located
There had been laid ON the desks OF members plhc1
circular emanatng from the municipal authorities OF
Annapolis, attempting TO escape the cnaigo OF VIZ
loyalty by throwing the charge on other loyal eonlnt
made against the Government by the Rebels Was tnat
Congress would legisatc for the N0rner STAGES agdsI
Academy had 10 be removed Annapolis because Of
the dsoyaty OF the population, and that the Governor
stop the march Of troops destined 10 save the Capitol
across the sacred soil Of Prattst and ne verify peeyu
that if Robert L. Lee to appear IN Mayan TO-DAY
mae a. iSe 70 SSaa sgSmSs q 5 tSf = nv W %
Mr JOHN f. THOMAS, Ir. lRep., Md inquired
whether Lee had not marched into Mary tW1 OF or
three fines and whether the loyal of Mary land bad
Mr. BRANDAGEE replied that If they bad been left
10 themselves they could have driven cut heer ee "'
Tne debate being closed the House proceeded 10 vote
the question. The vote was first taken on r
substitute, and it rejected. The vote was theh 'S M
by Yeas and Nays joint resolution as reported Dom
the Committee Naval Affair." and 1t was rejected oy
vote OF 81 Yeas to fOS Nays.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The House then at q quarter past three, went lnto
Committee of Whole the State OF the Unlon Mr,
POMERoY (2ep N. " in the chair, and proceeded 10
consider action OF the Senate ON the amendments 10
the Tariff bill
proposition was mace by Mr.. GARFIELD to dispense
with the first reading Of the bill in fun but objection was
made and the Clerk proceeded 60 read the bit
As the bill contains Il2 printed pages, lis reading
promised 10 be neither very interesting nor quickly ae
conplsled After ten minutes spent III that work.
Mr. MORRILL, tTiep., VT moved that the Commttse
rise so thai he might the House to suspend the
rules and thus dispense with the first reading of Che bill
The ComnIaiee accordingly rose, and Mr. MokkiiL
sq5@itts9 ths. @sg9ton
M. WIfs0N rep. Iowa. asked Mr. Morrln What "as
the course nc contemplated with the BILL Did ne pro
pose after one or two amendments N Committee OF the
Whole 20 moy TO discharge the committee from It's iuf
Mr. MoRRILL replied he proposed TO have the bill
considered and amended IN committee; .,,,,., tro
The vote suspending tpe rules which required tNU
trl7 aie Eas taken by Yeas and Nays ana t ~,
Suited Yeas s6 Nays 50 80 two-tlrds not voting III 'he
The House then went again into Committee Of The
Whole on The STATE OF ths nV S M rrcd1S Of be SENATE
amendments to the Tariff BIZ, In which he wac sI ep
gged @ TRG9 y the hour %. q d.. = sIIss y sEs S''
.rs.~ -. EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed its session at "A o clock
APENsIoN Bill
Mr.. TAYLOR Dem. y. ", from the commi,s.e BE. on
Mexican S2d New York Volunteers, the pension ai4Eed
officers VIM have lost BOTH eyesn the service Read
three times and passed
= q III. - I'M. y tf,TrP NIL
The House then went Into Committee Of the Whole on
the state Of Union, Mr.. PoAERoi diep, Kansas In
the chair aud resumed the consideration oI the I"i
hin the Clerk continuing the reading a. sS oso 81 sSe
MFR MORRILL, Rep., VT theeupon rose spa prescsn",SS ~
an emend@ent to aSs the tos tbS %oe Bill He eS
planed that the substitute wak n TIE man ts taIpe ~
TsSr'SS Ss% FO% seESSRs t3s S@HSS HsSs q pS. S s5
reducing rates sstas for gstSnSe on Ssissr 6CGs IG
per cent He sS tn that 1ys1 ne TSal m e scse c cd
sderne the bin being IN the nst9se gt
SsS b. TSns s srnate %Sa @ WoSd
sdsFaton and his substitute be pending az ~ smend-
fht fSs TGmittoe rose IN order that Mr. aorru might
move in the House TO terminate all general debae ID one
mr AVIS Rep n " suggested TINT the amendment
of the Senate being 10 the nature OF Substitute IL MAS
to raise revenue which was beyond It's constitutional
The SPEAKER announced the poin, Of order, stating
hat had doubt tsst the Seoaio had the Constifu-
Mr. DAVIS suggested that IL that even So the
Senate might agai when this e ssnt back, agree
10 u substitute for it and so on without end.
J. The SPEAKER declined to make any ruling IN antlc
! patton Of what the Senate might or might rot do.
bate in one Minute, Mr. Wihou of Iowa, demanded the
Yeas and Says the motion The vote was taken inu
resulted Yeas Nays A. so all debate Was terminated
| The House again weot into the Committee Of the
| Whole on the state of the Union, Mr. POMEROh tkep,
~ v the chair and resumed the CONSIDERATION oi the
| Tariff bill
Nj. MORRILL,, in order 10 avoid confusion, said he
! would withdraw his proposed substitute. a., -,
The Conmttoe then proceeded to consider the alneh
ments proposed by the Committee OF ways anu Msaus
The first amendment is to make the act take effect hoh
| Mr. MORRILL, moved amend that by making it take
effect ten days after It's PASSAGE aud urged the osaoe
the market being flooded with goods III anticipation of
| the increase Of duties.
tion fAken Mr. Morrill, showed that the Dill Was ~ com
petitoD with science and the lmpoN ements o the age
The Atlantic Telegraph was against the Di ana 80 Was
! the spirit OF tlg age. - ,.,
win go into effect ten days amer ITS Passagt. A., -
considerable time was occupied ~ seitling lif Muoe
OF proceeding with the bill, and finally u Was 9eloe,
that all the amendments reported Dm tnS C"nih @ & oi
Ways and Means should he first disposed o ana thell
the bill would he open Ia general alnenuiatnt. AmoS
| the amendments thus disposed of were the iOoNing'
Making the tax On cocoa ana Chocolate c"hs per
pound instead of q. Adopted
Increasing the tax all plain woven manufactures of
cotton from cents per square yard. Rejected
ON same lighter goods IL coored stained painted, or
printed from 50 to 6a cents per square yard Adopted
Increasing the duty on beached iaOrcs OF certain
class from 3ji to 50 per cent al VaIoem; wlch Was
adopted. ..-,
On the same when cclored stained, painted or printed,
from 95 TO 40 per cent Rejected by 2 tie vote. ., . o
Increasing the tax oil cotton hosiery irom ~ o ~
| cents per pound Rejected, by n vote OF % Ia 50 a.
Reducing thetax cotton webbing &c, from so 10 90
| uar cent ad yalorem. Adopted.
Making the duty Oh cotton edglngs, when dyed or col
ored, As per cent al yalorcm Adopted. .,..,.,