New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
STATIONERY

On motion of MI. SPALDING rep. Ohio il was
ordered thot the same allowance fer newspapers nEa
stationery be- made To members during the present
adjourned session as for a short session OF Congress
TIM CAPITAL POLICE. ,....
Mr. COBB rep, Wis., offered q concurrent resolution
sCBt8yes, to inquire into the appointment ana emtlehc!
Of the Capital Police. Agreed TO.
Mr.. ADAMS QUALIFIED
Mr. Adams DcmJ Representative from the Eigltii
Congressional District Kentucky whose name wa. noi
included the resolution referring the case OF the Ken
lucky members to the Committee ON Election, was QUdu
BHIs AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
The SPEAKER then proceeded, as the nrst business Al
order OF Monday 10 the call Of States for bills ana lonl
resolutions. Under the call, bills ana JOINT resolutions
were introduced read twice; and referred, az follows;
BY Nj. BALDWIN Rep. Mass. Pesolrc6 BIZ he Sen.
oie od House Of hegescntoecs ~ 5Sig,Css osSsh@'a
Republic Of Mexico from the great peril 10 which il has
of Europe, and in the overthrow aud destruction OF lS
agents OF the conspiracy, who have 80 neXcusabN WaEea
bloody relentless and most bmbarous warfare against
tire people and free Institutions of Mexico. 49,.
Resolred. That have seen with much DISSATISFACTION
meut 10 support the welfare aud honor OF republican N
sttutions such extent "a it, whole duty require
between institutions and tbusiering monarchy ho
that cal upon the American people 70 INSIST tai 'lo
foreign policy OF their Government shall hereafter DC
regulated by higher aud nobler aims II cases OF Similar
By MI POLAND rep, VIZ Relating to the jurisdic
ton Of the Courts Of the United states 10 The judiciary
By Mr. BUTLER rep NlaSs for the relief Of Admiral
Farragu and the officers and men OF the eet who passed.
Forts ST. Phillip and Jackson IL ApIh, loC2 10 Ine jun
IS Mi JENCKEs rep K. ~. to regulate the civil ser
vice of the United States promote the efficiency
thereof. To Select Committee on the subject
Py Mr.. BARNES Dem. y ", hcsoirf', BY The So te
and House OF Representative, that the sum OF s5ooooo
he ana the same il hereby Appropriated for building
in The City Of New York the ste for which has
already been secured and paid ioI by thS SoyeIhnen
IussIoncrs for erecting such building.
BY Nj BROOKS Dem. n. -, declaring that the Gov
ernment peoples thar execute III cold blood prisoners
OF war; who should treated according 10 the lave OF
war have So violated the grea principles Of national law
a well rs OF christianity aud humani'y as 20 deserve
from the United States OF the protection given by
it, neutrality law, and directing tne Committee ON
Foreign Affairs in the House and Senate 20 report on
repeating much of the neutrality laws as forbid the or
cauzaHon I'm the United States " emigration 10 other
parties 10 effect and secure settlement IN Mexico. To
COMMITTEE Oh Foreign Affairs. -,,.
act OF areh q 1867 TO Judiciary Committee. In refer
ence % he appointment OF several officers To the Com
luittec ON WAYS and Mems
BY Blr. STEVENS Nep. n II ITO remove the District
Court ferns from Exeter TO Manchester, y H. To Ju-
Mr.. hIEECER rep, Pain reference 70 deser;.Is
from the army ana navy To Commute on @IlilN9 Al
by DIr. sPAIDING Rep, .ohiol-To grant American
registers certain vessels To Committee on Commerce
BY Mr. ASHLEY Nep, Ohol-PrOposing an amend
meut to the Constitution. TO judiciary Committee Mf
things that, all persons born or natdralcd ~ the mica
States, and subject 10 tie thereof are citizens
o the United States, and of tho state or Territory where
IN they reside aud after 1901 all ttHsus ol lLt Htu
states becoming year, " age and ar whu may tntIe
q
~, ~, i,e "a il,ri .iI alri5 the pryIiects
OF mmup.tes Of citizens OF the United States nor shhl
lf duc proco.s OF law, nor dely 10 any person with
IN its jurisdicton the equal protection Of the laws
Representatives ia Congress shall be appOTOhed anoE
the states according 90 the number Of inhabitants
IN each No person shall be senator on Representative
In Congress elect0r OF President or Nice-PicH'
dent, OF hold any office, civil OF military 9nner
the United States, or under any state
VINO was member OF any Legislature or Convention
which passed an ordinance OF secession ahu VINO NSl
therefor, who held commission above the rama Of
captain in the insurgeni amy during The Eeht o
who having previously taken OATH a. member OF
Congress or rs an officer of the United States, or as
i tutJ' :" any S'o $50 - e,Y,rt tlc Cot ou
f the United States shall hayo engaged IN in-uriecnn
cnelncs thereof; but Congress may by concurrent vote
Of twO-tlirds OF each House remove such dlAbihIy.
The validity Of the public debt 81 The United states al
thOrzed by law including the debts incurred for pension,
and bOunties for services in EutssiLR insurftco o.
rebellion, shall not he ques Onedi but neither inc 'u
states nor amy State shall assume pay any deht or
Obligation incurred IN AID OF instruction or rebellion
emancipation OF any slave bat ali such debts, obhga'
tons, and claims shall be held illegal and void Congress
shall have power to enforce by appropriate legislation
the provisions OF tins article.
By NJ. JULIAN Rep ind)-For an increase Of com.
pcn-ation 10 mechanics and employees Of the Washington
Navy-Yard. To Committee on Expenses OF the Navy De
By Mr.. sIIANKs Rep. INDIA joint resolution in ref
erencc MCXicORenerauy The same as those OLced H
him last Friday, excep lnat me l oncSIG E
tween American SHAREHOLDERS ana European Dtuotlbty
stFcceeded by waver Of an expression Of opinion 10
am par Cniaf ACT OF acts Of the Mexican Government.
n, Mr WOOD Dem. n VA joint resolution in ref
efenco TO Mexican affairs az follows;
Resoloed: That the Committee on Foreign AhaiF-
House and OF Foreign Relations in hc scIa C. be r.
Que sted 10 inquire into and report what action g. ,o
taken by the Government Of the United States III vie" oil
the forcble abduction Of Gen Santa Anna from an Amer
can vessel by the Mexican forces 10 June last; ana
whether existing treaty between the United States and
Mexico and the Law of Nations were not violated IN
that case, in such manner as together with other
ourages against the right ana property OF AMERICAN "a
20 call for immediate ana summary ae'on upon AZ '
BY MI JUDD Qtep., HLt-Io enforce obedience 70 rue
Military Reconstruction act. To Reconstruction Conl
mittee.
BY Mr.. HARDING Q,ep., In.)-Dccaring that Congress
has heard with unaoyed satisfaction the announcement
of the triumph Of the Republicans Of Mexico over the
enemies Of freedom and cOngaiulating President Juarez
and his noble compatrots the overthrow of Maxim
Ian and the missions Of the French Empire 10
Committee on Foreign Affairs
BY Mr.. briggs Rep.. Mich)-In reference 10 mo
destruction shade trees and shrubbery TO committee
BY MT MTNGTN dem. Oho)-RequestDg the secre-
tar State communicate the facts thal nave COM 10
The knowledge Of the Government concerning me aDdnc
ton OF Gen. Santa Anna from the steamer virginia 10
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
BybIr. NOEL Dem, No)-Aboishing National Banks
redeemug bank notes with egal-tenders, and making
egaItender notes redcemabe FOR duties Oh imports To
Committee Banking and Currency.
BY MI KELLEY rep, Pa)-PrOviding that whenever
the people OF State propose to change the organic law by
the formation Of State Constitution ana whenever
any of the people shall be prohibited FROM exercising the
elective franchise on account of color previous
conditions of seryitude such Constitution shall not become
the organic law until ratified by Congress helee" ~
Judiciary Committee.
THE MISSOURI BOUSTIEs. .
Mr. NccTITRG 0}ep Mol called attention 20 the fact
that bin passed last session pacng certain Missouri
troops on the footing with others as TO bounty was
NOT 0ned bv fhe President IL not prekened
10 him until two days after the last adjournment.
The SPEAKER expressed difference OF Oplilon LotI
the position taken by the President and held that where
a. the President might not have the constitutional rght