The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
HOUSE OF REsENTATIvEs.

WASHINGTON, July 3, 1867.
More than the usual hubbub and excitement attend.
ing the opening day Of session marked reassem-
bling Of the House after its three months recess The
members for hour before noon were gathered in the
hall, and were pleasant, noisy aud demonsirative in
friendly recognition Of each other the hour OF noon
approached, and the hall became well filed with mem
bers they induced in jokes about the than usually
such as expected there would be quorum. The gal.
lcrics we're not more than bali Gcd probably owing to
the extreme heat the thermometer the floor jndi.
| eating eghiy-four degrees
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Az precisely twelve O'Clock the SPEAKER called the
House TO order and announced that the recess having
expired tho House OF Represer now resumed ia
session He then directed the Clerk to read the
rcnt resolution OF 29th March last for a recess
Mr.. MCPHERSON the Clerk read the resolution.
The SrrAgER then directed Clerk cali the roll OF
members 10 ascertain whether quorum was in attend
ance.
While the roll was being called message was re-
ceved from the Senate announcing that quorum OF
that body was IN session.
The message was loudly applauded
The following members answered 10 their names whom
| the roli-cal was called
kaise-Messrs Lynch Perham, Peters aud Pike
Ne,r Hampshire Messrs Barton, Stevens and Ella
lerls0gf-Acssrs Woodbury.. Poland and Smith
Massansuss'sa Messrs Eliot, Ames rurcheli, Hooper
Butler, Ranks Boutwell, Baldwin and washburn
Rhod. fstrrd-Mossrs. Jcuckes and Dixon
Ne,c iors-Messrs Morrissey, Brooks Wood, Robert.
SON, ketchsm, Cornell Ferris. Hulburd Marvin Fields
Churchill, Mccarthy, pomeroY, Kelsey, Lincoln, Ward
selye Van Horn and Van Aernam.
Penn yIrcria--uessrs oNeill Myers Kelley. raylor
Brooms Stevens Lake, Mercur Miller Koon,z Nor
hams and Lawrence.
NdryIond--Mr. Thomas
OaD-Messrs. Egeieston. Hayes, schenek Lawrence,
Clarke Hamilton, auckland. Ashley. Wilson, welker
Plants Bingham. Eckiey, spauding and Garfield
Iadiaaa-siessrs Hunter, Julian, Coburn, washburn.
Orfh, Colfax, Williams and Shanks
Hf,R.is--Ncssrs Judd, Farnsworth. Hard ne Iprer-
soil, Cook. Bromwell, cuiIom, Baker. Raum and
Logan.
Missosri- Messrs Pyle, Newcomb Graveln McClurs
Van Horu, Loan, Benjamin and Anderson
NichtedR-Messrs. Beaman, Epson, Terry, Trowbridge
bwa-Messrs. Nelson, Price, Allison and Loughridge
wissnSs-Me,srs Payne, Hopkins, Cobb, EIdridge
xinaeD'a-Msssrs. window and Donuelly.
Oregon-Mr Mallory.
konsos--Mr Clarke.
Wsi rirgina-Messrs Hubbard, Kitchen and Pslslsy.
Nebyaskd--Mr. rsfeL -
TUE SENATE NOTIFIED on ovonrx BRING PRESENT
The SPEAKER stated alter the roll was called that one
hundred and twenty members in attendance. and
directed the Clerk 70 notify the Senate OF the fact Of
being In session. adding that before proceeding
PRAYER BY Iui caifi1N
i Rev Nj. Soysr's the Chaplain offered prayer, 10
thrcsens the land inst suddenly the great ccpst,tu
toua shield could b in,srposed he prayer God to in
cline the President 20 70 use his great power that the
peace OF the country might be promoted thereby and
ths, oil who advise him may heip to influence him 40
governments all may a. last see eve TO evs sna me
country may be thoroughly restored and placed on the
great FOUNDATIONS OF The principles OF Christ.
rHE KENTUCKY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO rgE oArH NM
ING ApHiNisrERrD THEN.
The SfKAKEn stated that the FIRST business In order was
not heretofore sworn.
The members from Kentucky having presented them.
rising 70 question OF privilege objected 10 the oath
being administered to J. d. Young, and presented a
protest from samuel Mckee, for ry member Of The
House taxing the ground generally OF the dsoy atty Of
Mr. Young. The protest accompanied he aid bv
another protest from the citizens Of the Fourth Coprre
sonal district OF Kentucky sustained by afdayit prov
ing the facts alleged and no asked that the papers be
read, and moved that J. Young be not now sworn A.
member OF the House, but that hts credentials TO.
ge'her with such pspen DO referred to tho Committee
Mr LoaAS, rep Of H., offered the following ss an
amendment -
Whereas there good 20 believe that in the cleo
the Fortieh Congress the legal loyal voters in The sew
ss districts OF sad State have been overswed and pre-
polls Who have ymp.sed with or ssus, - Ss
cpacd In the late rebellion and eecticns were
srred By the vote, Of snsh asoyal and rebels
Es.syed srsen.si: AZ ;Rs's MEMBER. elect
, and pending report Of sad m,sce none Of
'drnied TO seats As such.
CownTrrEs rHs pRsupyvY
Here message was received from the Senate anpoupc-
Ing The appointment Of committee the part OF that
BODY 70 lon Ike committee the part OF the House
% wait upon the President and inform him that both
On motion OF Mr. FAavswo,rH frsp) Of M such |
0mmittce We erdered the part OF the House, and
1essrs Farnsworth spadins and Wood were appointed
THR nnHruCnv psfsuArwp
The question Of the kcntucky meubers vas then /
gain taken up and the Clerk prceeeded With the resd.
~ Of the pspen