The New York herald., 1867-03-19

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SHsRxAa the Senate went into executive ssssaon.
and soon after sdjousnsd
HOUSE OF RIIRESKNTATIvn
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1851.
NV rExHzRs FROM NEW HAxPsMnA
Two or the newly elected members from New Hamp-
shre-Msssrs Ella and Stevens-appeared and bad ths
oan Of once administered them by the Speaker, and
took their seata
Hills AxD RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
The srsAxxR proceeded, as the regular business In
order in the morning hour 70 the call OF the sasss l
bills were introduced and referred as fouovs:-
By Mr. CHAMn, tdem-) off Y-fo prevent inirinse ,.!
on Patenta Also 70 establish national School OF
Science Referred 70 Committee on Mines ana Mining
By Mr. RANDALL dem Of Pa.Io authorize .ne sad lssue "
providing sinking fund for the extngusnment OF me
national debt This il the bill that Mr. Randall
reported last Congress- Referred to the Commisee ON
BY Mr.. HOOPER, irep, OF Mass.-To amend the Ma
o1s Currency act being me same Oil On Rann
ing and Currency.
By Mr. CAKE, irep) OF Pain reference 70 duties
on scrap iron. Referred TO Committee on ways ana
By Mr. MYERS, tep) OF Pa-To provide for the ad-
for spoatons committed by the French prior slst Of
July, 1851. Referred the 70 Committee on Foreign
BY Mr. wrrKxR, trep.) Of oh,o-ro provide criminal
code for the District Of Columbia, and to provide sys
TEN Of education for the public school OF the District
Of Columbia Referred to the Committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia.
BY Mr. soorxLp, trep.) OF Pa-To legaze act OF
the California LEGISLATURE granting the right 70 cut tim
Der on the public lands within the county Of Alpine.
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
BY Mr. CLARKE trep,) Of 0hio-To declare the effect
OF certain land patents Referred to tho same CON-
BY Mr. scaEScK rep Of ohio-To regulate the fees OF
claim agents and attorneys repeal the twelfth section
dpfinuW
ments OF certain officers Of the army and directing the
Secretary of War 10 furnish certain muster rolls TO the
different States Referred to the CommiyDee on Public
Ianda
BY Mr., LAWRENCE, trep) of ohio-To define and pun
sh certain crimes In reference to the qualification of
jurors in certain to authorize the deposit of trust
funds in tho Treasury Of the United States to protect
the rights Of action Of loyal citizens and TO repeal GER
tain parts Of the OF April co. $780, for the punish
ment of certain crimes against the United States Re-
ferred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Holman, dem of Ind.-A Joint resolution OF
the Indiana Legislature reference to Fenian matters
Referred to the COMMITTEE on Foreign Affairs.
BY Mr. WILLIAMS, rep of ind.-To suspend the act
ury to cancel four millions OF Treasury notes monthly.
BY Mr. JULIAN, trAp) OF Ind-For the enlargement of
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands
BY Mr. UrsoS, trep.) OF Mich Authorizing the pay
Of the offered by the President OF the United
States april 1865 for the capture of Jefferson Davis
Referred 20 the Committee on Claims
BY Mr.. DaIGGs irep.l OF Mich.-Granting lands to
Wisconsin and Michigan to aid in the construction OF the
Wisconsin and Lake Superior Railroad and its branches
Referred 70 the Committee on Public Lands.
By Mr.. WILSON, (rep) OF Iowa-Makng the office OF
Solicitor Of the Court OF Claims bureau IN the office of
the Attorney General Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee Also granting land 10 the Iowa and Missouri
Stale Line Railroad Company. Referred 10 the Commit
tee on Public Lands
BY Mr. DoDoE, trep) of N. Y.-To amend the act Of
April TO- 1866 establishing rules and regulations for the
government Of the army. Referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs Also in reference to goods fur
the Committee on Military AfaIrs
BY Mr. DoNHELIy, lrep.) OF Minn.-To amend the act
granting lands to aid In the construction OF railroad
and telegraph line from the Missouri river to the Pacific
Ocean, and granting lands to Minnesota to aid in i'm
proving the navigation Of the Zambro river. Referred
TO the Committee on Public Lands
By Mr. wHDox (rep) Of Minn-A memorial OF the
Minnesota Legislature relative to the law equazinr the
bounties Of volunteers; requesting that those Who vol
unteered In 1851 and 1862 the bountes
corresponding to their term Of service as those who en-
lsod afterwards, and that every soldier who dis
he would have entitled In he had served the
full term Of his enlistment Referred with the bill on
the n subject H 70 the Committee ON Military Affairs:
rapid construction Of the Union Pacific Railroad south
branch. Referred TO the COMMITTEES the Pacific
lands Kansas aid In the construction OF the South
branch or tho Union Pacific Railway from Tort Riley
Kansas. 70 Fort Smith, Arkansas Referred TO the Com
The call Of States FOR bills for reference having been
completed the SPEAKER proceeded 70 call the states
for resolutions under which bills might be introduced
and passed. Under the call bills and resolutions
introduced and disposed Of as follows
concurrent resolution for joint rule providing for
the appointment OF a joint committee ordnance 10
which shall be referred all in relation to
nance, ordnance stores, small arms, &c. This was
adopted.
REGISTERS OF vnsErs
BY Mr. ASHLEY, Cfep Of Ohio-A bill TO authorize tho
issuing Of register to the bark Jane C. Woodruff.
Mr.. HuHrIRsY, lrep) Of n. Y, moved TO amend by
including the Alphn, OF Hamilton.
On motion OF Mr. HOLMAN the bill and amendment
were laid on tho table,
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BY Mr.. BINGHix. (rep.l Of Ohio-Author'zing the
members Of the last House Committee Military Affairs
during the the investigation into the management
and general administration OF the West Point Military
Mr. roscato debate the resolution and under
The rules IL went over
DISTRIBUTION or PUBIC pocuxBSrs
Mr. ECKIEY rep) OF Ohio, offered resolution direct
ing that all books and public documents except the Con-
gresional Gb of which extra copies had been ordered
for distribution but which had not yet been delivered,
should delivered TO the Representatives In this House
Of the districts entitled to them
Mr. EeGLEsros rep) Of Ohio said that this resolution
had been enormously attributed 70 him last Monday.
Mr.. Ursos moved 10 lay II on the table, which was
ncgntived.
THE -ExIAN INVASION OF cASADA-Tax EVACUATION
MEXICO BY TINE WRENCH.
q 70 D ne y 3 S
results OF the late trials Of citizens OF the United States
in Canada under charges of completely in tho socaled
information received tho withdrawal Of the French
troops from tho Mexican republic
In reply TO question by Mr.. Woop, tdem.) OF n Y,
Mr. BANKS stated thai me Committee Foreign Affairs
had had undor confederation Mr. Woods resolution in
regard 70 the IRISH revolution that other meetings would
be held and that before the adjournment ho should
make . statement on that question.
On motion OF Mr. WILSON, OF Iowa. the House proceeded
TO business the Speakers table, and disposed thereof
as follows
THE SALE or LIQUORS IN THE CAPITOL.
The Senate concurrent resolution TO amend the nine
teenih Joint rule 70 prevent the sale or use OF
liquors in the Capitol building or the grounds adjacent
thereto first taken up.
Mr. BLAINE (rcp) Of Me-, stated that for the last four
years. he had been here, and since the present
Speaker had occupied the chair liquor had been sold
in the House wing OF the Capitol But he was perfectly
willing 70 aid the Senate wing IN tho matter
The concurrent resolution was adopted.
INVESTIGATION THE ArrAfRs or Tue TREASURY DE-
The Senate concurrent resolution relative 70 the inves-
traton OF the Treasury Department by the joint Com
mittec on Retrenchment Was then taken mp
The resolution gave rise 70 short discussion,
Mr. CovopE rep Of Pa, cQptcndng that the effect Of
agreeing to II would be TO postpone definite action N