New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04

Mr. sCOfIEI5p, be Second section. which directs re
retIndng 10 the Liverpool iIl M fi,n coal i'm
,e' FOR IFS use ana tIansppcd aboard It's steamships
wiiit neiuS ns Of the matter the Committee rose in
1er ~ leave the Conference report on the laA p'
THE TAN BILL
AR MORRILL, G2ep, VT at lO:45 made report iron,
, conference Committee the Tax bill, and explained
tne i,Ii - The duty on cotton fixed at &c
= ,,o,nd The gas companies are talloWed 10 continue
orcing the tax 10 consumers Grape brandy Is 10 NC
tvcd a. a gallon The report was agreed TO "lthouta
division. 49, e 40 TIM SPEAKER
Mr. lie BLOND dem, lnd), Mr.. DAVIS 1tep, y; -
taking tie chair as Speaker pro 'e"' roec "
Ts, te hanks Of this ouse doe ard are hereby ten
y, Wn Srb1y,r Ca,Y is Speaker fer The courteous, asata
.fIeG 10 rsI afre in which discharged duties Of presiding
OMcs dH o NE aIn MOI supported the resolution.
Mr. WfNFIELD Dem " ~ seconded TIE nc, resoiHCm,
said Mr. speSkT G TTe and take this occasion
saw that assent most heartily 10 every yiJte
ained the happily Of onr presiding officer by
which the gentleman has supported nls ,,nder
tard tis bref interruption Of the ordinary poceedngs
OF this body intending somelng seyUmu c Inv nm
Sxprng Congress its presiding officer Inc oi 1Io
TO whom this acknowledgment Is ten1ea d %onsiidc
In'ies nj n time when an the circumstances Sunomu
ing the position assigned him re9ldTa crrt no TO
enable him 10 IN lis allotted place with eSdiJ 10 mSH
and the satisfaction OF the ho4e a coTsSiIaSy
she neace and unity Of people and Govern
inen the war incident TO the Assault hose who loved
no ni"n 10 preserve and maintain it ut every cost INC
dversitv OF sentiment ms the mode OF prosecuting ana
10 ,,tnafc nurnoses and results Of the war had
aroused constituencies and Tepresentatves ahe 10 c
W. surely no light task TO hold the scales of legislative
Justice in the representative Do9y 80 M and
advantages their peponderance OF numbers t =,
them TO- the minority eo% egd na'o 10 take pleasure
| IN expressing the personal conviction, ana snc9
his pcn Sodv mat the subject OF the resolu
ton Just read and Of these remarks mas sueceeaGu m m
ordinary degree IN pa pI srm eSpressions
of commentator and gratitude, ana III uhlllne VIZ ~, ~
two wears time fast closing IN this vote OF thanks do not
hesitate 10 say that IN my Judgment me uouie We
Many of those who are honored with seats IA me present
Congress win with u close relllc rom RpC liz h
future legislative course rs member o. tc Ose, DGt
Feel express the common ~" " a., irucr bis
kindness OF heart, and his Jusllcc qua Iahntas "
p ssms and confluence that We shall contemplate
lis future history as statesman and private cit
zcp with no common interest ana that our hes wshrs
1or bts haupuess prosperity ard success, viii follow him
through life wlcresOcver his lot may DC cast Ihat Ioc
T ME Gr ~ Sd feG il due 10 him that c sentiments Of
grateful regard embodied IN the resolution Just Offered
should be 80 willingly and chceIfy cApressed teaches
this uscu that diversity of political sentiment
does not necessarily aud should not az matter Of iact
interrupt the friendly relations N.h ought 10 eS!SS pc
tween those who engaged here the work ~ national
walton Of ainicablo relations between me prtsmtk
officer and his political opponents upon the i9ol Iat
there shoud either hand any surrender of the most
perfect independence ~ political Thought and actions
and IL The sIne C0uftcy u the ApfesslOh OF antafouc
fcwaT each Other there viii DO occurrence here the
retrospect Of which win mar The nGfG % s5
as egSQtoIs for our country during TINS e'ehlH peou
Mr. MAYNARD rep, Tenn proposed, in order to give
greater soCuuity 10 the vote that II should De token ~
yeas and nays hut the Idea wa1 5, , yo should
lie taken y rising. The vote was 20 taken ana Wa7 uua
nOus The incident was applanded on the iooi """ ]"
'"' e'-'' ruP DEFIcIFNcY mIIi-
The House then again 90 20 minutes past H. went no
Committee Of the Whole on The State of The Union, M
Aileon in the chair aud resumed te consideration oi me
ton 10 shf out much Of section two referred 20 he
Claim q me Liverpool Nev-iorh aud Philadelphia
SsTesa e. ana that porto" Of the sec
sum Of 90 egg Yes appropriated to Pay pe claim Of
Butler and Cnrftnttf = -; A., 49,,
TO giee bond for s935CO more carry cut the treaty
stpuations with the Chociaw Indians gave rise 70 long
lied 1t greater grab than he had been prepared to see
attempted even on the last night 81 ne session Mho
Messrs. sIEVENs rep, Pal, MASON us'I, Iowa.,
GARITEID G1cp., OhiOl, aud FAlNhWORIH REP, I'D
suIp9ried The appropriation anu Re ne,snrc Finally
the Committee arose, In order that MI stevens might
move to close the debate in The House. aud debate was
Mr. HENDERSON Hcp.. orcgon), while the Speaker
was m The chair moved at ten minutes past O'Clock,
The SPEAKER Informed the House, he said IL was
his duty do that unless the appropriation bulls we're
reported back this nights session from the Committee
OF the Whole passed by the House. then sent To the Com
agreed TO- they would probably be lost unless the Prcs
dent should sign them without reading them Ihc tlcIk
RSa an 10 1e egos ths Ts and i Would probably
have 10 be signed tomorrow evening IN open House. ana
oGAS Diem MO- pSoEos5a that the H dS% ,n re
take a recess tin O'Clock IN the evening, and continue IN
session tomorrow night .
Air. STEVENS objected, saying that the House could
not now fix any time for adjourning. . ,,
The Honse again. at I2 o'clock went into the Commit
and resumed the consideration OF the Deficiency BIZ az
Section &, making appropriations Tor the Choc'd" ID
The section was, on motion Of Mr.. MORRILL,, struck
out then the Committee nj u o'clock, rose and reported
the bill 10 the House.
THE xEw.YoRK oUsToMHousE NvEsrIGAuos
Mr.. HURLBURD Rep., y. " from the Committee on
into the affairs Of the NewYoTk Custom House which
was laid on the table and ordered TO be printed.
THE sURRAIT REPORT.
Mr. WOODBRIDGE Qsep. W. from the Judiciary Com
mttee made report the investigation IN reference TO
s fsiS @d Ss Pa ahG ' as % 5oa
WITH compci'y N me sass 9 NJ S i21RT1a
moved that il be laid on the table aud ordered TO be
Mr. LIE BLOND Dem. Ohio opposed ITS being printed,
arguing that il attempted TO reflect upon The President
and that the whole statement was contradiction OF any
'" Mr. W0oDBRiDGE stated that the report had been
submitted TO the Committee, and had been agreed TO
unanimously, with single exception mat Oh f rogers
Mr. BOUTWELL, Rep, Mass denied mat ne had ever
of duty nor did the Judiciary Committee charge any man
with wifu neglect of duty. His conviction was tha
there had been wlul neglect OF duty onlhe part OF
! any
01r. LIE BLOND inquired whether there had been AMY
thing in the statements before the Committee either oi
the Secretary OF state Of the SecIetayOf War Justify
ing the Committee In coming To the conclusion That the
President had been remss IN his duties IN the arrest OF
/ SurTatt.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, stated that the Committee had made
charge whatever against the President, either person
ally officially. II there any responsibility III me
PM Committee able fN The