The New York herald., 1867-03-02

rbo Hcusc a halfpasi fosr o'clock, took recess IN
Evening Session.
The House resumed i,s session at half.past seven
| REpLoysEST or UNION sormrRs IN ruE oovv.S,,,., !,
PRINTING OFFICE.
Mr LATIN frep.l OF ". Y from tho Comm,,taa -,
Printing, reported back the memorial OF the soldiers,
and Sailors Union OF Washington. which charged that
discharged Union soldiers had oeen without cause ais
missed from employment stating that there was no
foundation for the charge and that the gentleman who
filed the Office OF superintendent Of Public Printing had
performed his duties most faithfully patriocaly and
satisfactorily
ANOTHER EFFORT TO REPEAL SECTION OF THE TARIFF Acr
Mr. ALLEY asked leave 70 introduce the joint resou
on which had been objected TO this morning to repeal
the section Of the Tariff bill taxing iastiugs, mohar
cloth, &c, for Shoes 10 per oent
Mr. Ross and Others objected.
LANDS WANTED TO AID THE CONSTRUCTION OF CANAL.
M ar BIDwE DIV asked leave to Introduce bill srantns
Mr. Ross and Others objected.
PRIVATE #a
h sp .yna 81 M ss esS up @ me melton 70
the Secretary OF tho Treasury to issue 70 VIM. Pierce
duplicate bonds for $3.50 oregon bondr lost on
board the steamship Golden Gate in July, 1S62
The vote was not reconsfered.
CLEARING THE srKAKLR's TABLE.
The House resumed the consideration OF business on
the Speakers table, and disposed thereof foows.
Senate bill authorizing Nathan Sargent Dustin to
change his name to Nathan Sargent which was passed
Senate bin to incorporate the the Howard University
OF the District OF Columbia Passed
Senate bill for the relief Of Dempsey Reese, mail
Into by mistake. Passed.
Senate bill to amend the act to continue, alter and
the corporation TO license insurance companiea Agreed
TO- with an imma,erial amendment
. MT Ross suggested an amendment that hereafter no
license shall be given for the sale Of ardent sprts
Ruled out OF order.
Senate bin extending time for the completion Of the
Mr. ISGERsoLL moved an amendment authorizing the
% M Rarosd Company TO occupy and use por
Railroad company, on such ts.ns as may be mutually
Mr. DARLING, lrep) ofN Y, said that the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company had not asked for
this bill and that would be invasion OF their rights
Mr. MAYNARD in view OF the opposition Of the Wash.
ngton and Georgetown Railroad Company, declared
self adverse to the amendment.
Mr. INeERsoLL could any force in the objection
Is the amendment could have effect except with the
consent Of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
The amendment was rejected and the bill was passed
Senate bill to amend the act incorporating the National
theological Institute. Passed.
Senate bill to grant certain privileges to the Alexandria,
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, which
Senate bill authorizing limited partnerships in the
District of Columbia which was passed
Mr.. WILSON rep) OF Iowa. from the Committee OF
Conference the Senate bill to provide for the allo
which was agreed TO- The House rcoedes from its
amendment for the appointment OF United States Mar
shal by the Supreme Court Of the district.
APPROPRIATION Bill.
MI STEVENS, from the Committee on Appropriations
reported back the Senate amendments TO the Army
Appropriation bill, which disposed Of follows:
The appropriation Of $3.50 900 for the Rock Island bridge
over the Mississippi was first taken up
Congress had embarked in great many things but he
believed this was the first timc 1t ad gone into the
writing him letter OF advice told him TO beware
Mr. FRrcK advocated the appropriation and stated tho
facts in connection with the proposed bridge.
The proposition gave rise 70 considerable discussion,
st shich was psrticps.eS in Sy Messs socnsd Price
mont was non -concurred in-yeas &c. nays 10s
The other amendments OF interest were-appropriatng
which eoncurred I'M suspendng for year the
operation Of section Of tho Joint resolution Or June 49,
Mr. Ross moved TO amend the amendment by repeal
ing the section.
Mr. Ross proposition agreed to- and the Senate
amendment as amended was concnrrod in
ville Ind, storehouses for government property.
Non concurred in.
Making il the duty Of officers of the army, navy and
Freedmens Bureau TO prevent the whipping maiing
Of persons as punishment for crime by the sentence Of
in with amendment making apply also TO sentences
OF military courts
THE OHIO IEarsIAruRx
Pending A consideration Mr.. LIZ BLOND (den.l OF
OHIO submitted resolution rectng the recent vote in
the Ohio Legislature refusing srke out q the State
action OF the republican majority In Congress; and in
structng the Committee Reconstruction 70 report
q q: AZ sus Sssr ,s the
people thereof adopt republican form Of government
Mr. srEyass thought he could almost agree 70 the
resolution. He was not quite sure that Ohio should not
be guaranteed republican form Of government and also
THE ARMY APPROXIMATION suL RxsuxzD
the late rebel statss Concurrsd in Allowing travel
ling expenses volunteers mustered In distant Ter
% The smsadmsnts being all disposed OF oommisses of
conference was asked on the disagreeins votes
THE BANKRUPT BILL
Mr. JESCKE5, (rep.l OF r. L, from the Commit
toe Of Conference on the Bankrupt bill, made
agrsemsn. to all tho senate amendments, except
one from which the Senate Is to recedc. He ex-
that nd Of tho % rsTs ss
Of registers the District Court. the appointments
Recommendation Of the Chief Justice. Another amend
ment in reference TO corporation: was To oonlne the
money or trading corporations.
Mr.. MAYNARD moved 10 lay the conferences report on
the table, the effect Of which would be TO lay the bill on
rhe vote was taken by yeas and nays. and resulted,
yeas nays 49, So tho conference report was mot laid
Mr. BLMx. Gepl Of Ne, at hall. past ten o'clock
The previous question was seconded and .ths main
question ordered on agreeing to the report
M LAwREScn, trrp) OF Ohio, renewed the motion
that the House adjourn, aud called fer the yeas and
fhs yeas and nays were no, ordered and the House
These motions Of the iieustenng order and the
refusal Of the House to adjourn was probably owing IN
part U appeal made by Mr. Morrill, who said be ex
peced the Senate amendment 10 the Tax bill 70 be sent
70 the House within half an hour
received NJ intervals of I've ten minutes anioag
them being that the senate had passed
the Tax BILL with amendments which II requested ns
concurrence or the House.
The then taken by and nays on agreeinS
to the conference report on the Bankrupt oiu inc
greatest interest and excitement was man hested
on taking TINS snsl vote, members providing Into
chance votes one side or the other. A. one moment
thcre was majority OF in favor of the report then
majority ef against II; then change O we rom
naysi' 70 suo, and another change from mo" 70
"aye.n -.
Finally 10 the great Joy and relief Of Mr. Jsnckes he
swthor al the bill, the result was announced by the
Speaker q yeas 70, nays u. a. follows;-
ys1a- Nessrs A,ns. Ashley Of Ohio. Baxter, Beaman,
r.rsnS pIdsei Bisw, BranIesee. Buckland. Bundy,
cSanlcr Clarke Of Kansas. consling, Darling. Davis
fnfusWOrth. IorrYa GOOD.