Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

vi tue Tesluent veto OF the military
Government bill, in the House, occupied
fifty fi,e minutes. The rules were then
suspended, and the bills passed over the
veIo-yeas, 1876; nays, Al.
The Tariff bill was taken up in tile
Seuate, Sherman having last night with
drawn all amendments, the bill before
the Senate was Brig ham's bill, which
passed the House last session.
Cattel renewed the amendment for an
increase Of 70 per cent. over present rates
on all articles except tea, sugar, molasses
aud c, flee. Rejected; yeas, II; nays,z7.
1 he bill then passed; 3 to Il.
The Presidents Private Secretary pre-
seuted tina veto Of the Tenure OF Office
bill. The bill Was passed over the veto;
80 to Ii.
Washington, March 3--The Senate
rejected the nomination Of John NJ. Muir
ply as Governor of Ida ho.
New Orleans, March 3.-City of Mex
leo dates are to Feb. ~. Max milian
had left, going northward with 5000
men, his destination being the scene of
war,
Within three weeks the Liberals lost
forty cannon in six battles. They were
victorious once over the French.
The Impcrialists had Won seyera! bat.
ties and reclaimed GUU milps Vi tcritory,
The French Marsh., u. WING ia e
~ A.udness ,p'the y ,n',el.Na wN3 .ie
AVN
Ac" losA, March K --la,e l4sfsiG
Mexican correspondence says: M,daI4"D /,
recently Informed gentleman mat ths
Southern Confederates were yet hand il
hand with the Imperial SIS, and General
Hindman was corresponding with them
III the hope that the two defunct estab-
llehments might 80 work together as to
make both u success.
The Maryland Legislature will to day
elect United States Senator III place Of
Goternur Swaap,A lie choice is between
hA,u avcrnor ffAhcis hGmas and Hon
Il. u Jones.
The President has approved the Bank
rupt bill, also the bill to make val u the
pruclaniailun Of the Presldcnt, thus ex
mpIinS m.hlaiy officers aud ;, ldlers
from The ope atiuua Of The courts. All
Important app oprlAtou bills aud AL
os,er bll, PRESENTED 10 the Pre,Ident, ia
cludng the Wool Tariff bill, have been
Appro' ed aud sigued by hlm; also the
lax bill
-hington, March An the Sen
ate, at halfpast 10 clock, A. NJ, Pre,l-
dent Foster delivered his valedIctury,
anu vacated ;he chair.
o. motion Of Anthony, Senator Wade
of Ohio, was chosen President pro TEN
The Senate then went into Executive
session t11:55 the doors were open
ed, and the 39th Congress was declared
adjourned sine die.
The TIcuse met at 8 A. NJ. and passed
several bills. At ~ NJ, Speaker Colfax
delivered his valedictorv, and declared
the House adjourned sine die,
The Senate of the Fotticth Congress
was called to order at 1925 p NJ. AZ
ter prayer, the new Senators we're sworn
in.
In the House, the Clerk of the Both
Congress called tharoll ofmembers Will
'on, of Iowa, moved to proceed to the
election Of Speaker.
Brooks. If N Y. arose and denounced
the organization of the House. in the ali !
'ence IF seventeen States, as revolution
sry. and presented written protest. 4
Schuyler ColfaI, of Indiana, was re-
elected Speaker.
Washington, March 5-Mr Brooks
speech in the House yesterday, in which
he characterized it's proceedings MS rero-
sfinn"ry. was concluded by the presen- S
aIion of protest. The following is the
'ubsa~~ce: ...-
Iph'rcds, The record shows that sew u
'nteen States, representing eighty Con.
yressional Districts, are not represented Y
m the floor of this House; And whereas, n
# these unrepresented States seven are Ii
'ftbe original thirteen which, 1887, Gre d
ted the Constitution of the United States q