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The New York herald., 1867-02-21

.susd SssscSiss any person p either he said
amnesty in sccordsnos with the constitution andawa !,
Mr. DoolrrLs took the noor support Of his amend
Of Affairs ~ The South, and denying the aatemsnts
made oy certain radical Senators A. 70 crime and awess
Nr sHEHsAr said that II the House amendments were
too harsh he Southern people had the democratic party
n the Hcuss 70 thank Tor H. was very well known
Senate amendmsns, and minority Of the Union party,
assisted o every democrat helped 70 defeat the accept
.ncs q this proposition IN the House and s opsn %
yr HxsDmcxs defended the action OF the democrats
in the House. They could nos have voted dlfsrcnty
Of bill 70 which they were opposed in every respect
The responsibility for the bill or iss amendments could
not Dc placed uron the democrats while there was ma
MI STEWART asked Mr. Hendricks IL hs would have
voted as the dcocras Of the Rouse did hsd be been in
the House lou when The Senate amsadmsnss eans before
Mr. wniAns raised point of order saa shs allusion
Mr. HEsnncr resumed rs rsmsss /, dsssSc: az The
action OF the democrats Of The HOUSE, Mr. Willard hav-
Ing waived his point 70 permit him 70 DO -. A IN
What this DEBATE was az nSs 3 ,s
reputation q the democratic party. n wss wholly m
Mr. Csier. lrsp, os n n, in support, q shs House
amendments asked wes not psrfscty proper that
sn should ~ es I'm Y hs re-
Mr. HxSDrnsos took she oos = hsifpsss siss cclcck
and dsIIvered speech q over = hcsrs dsrasios -
NJ T fssnp@ appealed % sas Senate y srns shs d.
bate to Close. N xsts ts. IA ssss.1l n = W. ~
M DoollilIss amendment sAss rsiscssd BY vote
OF 10 a. The anDrmatives were MessrR Bnckalsw
Cowsn, Davis Hendricks Johnson Fesmsh, fasisrson
Mr. WILSON onsssd % amendmsn, Win aa sadisicpa,
section 70 vacate al ocss hsld under rsbsi a.
thoty within ninety days AFTER the passage Of ths act
The The smsndmsnS q shs ooss vs shsn eoDcurrsd m
BY the following vote -
ysAsMsssrs Brown. Cattsll Chandler, conssss cr.sv,
Ceswe Edmunds, Eesssnden, FogE Foster Fowler, trs
KEfvScd Lane, hevSAn Morrin resAx Pornsroy Ram,
seH r2s& ehsrmss seswsA &mnsr IrumbsA vaa
Mr. -hss1x BeS3aIsx, cswsn, Dsvh, BssSusks, NsA
uNh rn11sreop end 99u11ugy-i
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

Columosa; Increasing pension OF Levi n Roberts, Of
% NE wsf aslz; granting pension 70 Enc j. Harvey,
ha Ernestlne Becker widow OF Captain Becker fwen-
y-fourth Illinois volunteesi TO Mrs Nancy Hinton
A.so by MT sswyER, lrepl Of WIS. granting pensions
Daniel McMahon, Twentieth New York State Militia;
Ihoma, Glasgow Of The war Of 1914 70 date from the
Also BY Mr.. BEsIAxS lrep.) Of No, granting PEN
sions 70 Virginia G. Wilson, widow Of Captain George W.
Wilson, Second Maryland Volunteers; 70 Mrs Mary
Hosea, Carbondae Pa. Passed
Also BY Mr. IEFrwiH, (dem.l Of Tenn. granting pen-
sions 70 David D. Champion; Mrs Rachel hcclelan Of
York, late q Eighth United States infantry Olivia W.
Cannon, widow Of Midshpman Cannon; Nixon Vel
zy, late OF One Hundred and Fourth New York Voun-
teers, giving him back pension Passed
Mr. PKRHAx, trepl OF Maine reported back adversely
the senate bill for the relief Of Ward Burnett, Of New
York which was laid on the table
The reports Of the Committee on Invalid Pensions
being thus disposed Of a. quarter 70 nne o'clock ~
phans thanked the House for its action. a
TAX
The House then went into the Committee Of tho Whole
resumed the consideration Of the Tax bill.
Mr.. WILLIAMS. (rep.) Of Pa, moved 10 strike out the
% amend section one nonasea ana 'nree ne
s'unl the aoh Of April 1851 ;" The effect or the para
graph remove the Limitation OF time the right OF
railroad and steamboat companies &C, 70 ada tns sax
The effect Of the amendment offered by Mr. Williams
s 10 terminate that right the 30th OF April next
carry out the principle established by this commtee in
reference 10 gas companies 4 i
Mr. woopnRncE, lrep Of Vt, and Mr. DAVIS, 0ep) Of
N. r., opposed the amendment sf 80
The vote taken by telers and presented rather
amusing scene, in the active efforts Of the members who
friendly 70 the railroad interest TO induce others W
vote against Mr.. Williams amendment There was 80
much excitement and confusion, and there were 20
many changes OF votes that there had TO be second
count which resulted in the defeat OF the amendment
by 40 TO 81.
Mr. HOOPER offered amendment the effect OF which
relieve feyooats OF the Of three cent and
to subject them to the same tax as steamboats, two and
half per cent Agreed TO. ~
Mr. ALLISON trep) Of Mass offered an amendment,
the effect OF which would be 10 compel street railroad
companies sell the packages OF tickets with
out adding on the tax. Rejected
discussion arose the paragraph TO amend Schedule
B. in relation TO stamp duties Several propositions
made modify the paragraph, and explanatloni
made Of them. Finally, on motion OF Mr. DAwE4
the entire paragraph stricken out leaving schedule
as IN the present law.
On motion Of MI spALDSc, rep Of Ohio receipts for
payment Of exempted from stamp duty.
Stamp duties were also removed from all legal docu-
ments afdavs probaes Of Wills, &c, where the valne
of real and personal docs not exceed 81 ap
plicatons for soldiers bounties, pensions, &c A.
The committee rose at ten minutes past ten O'CLOCK,
and the House adjourned sst t4
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

ma following y the buI as passsd by both Houses:
whges. esnl sssts governments adequate psossc
a1a sss caln ss Gs
hssisspp, Louisiana Florida, Teaas and Arkanss; and
j & sna soS Si
@ sss s be
into mits ass,,es: sna made subject % '6s mhssy
.Sss psrPoss viISnA .As .: T.s dsI,ot
and As Fourth dis,s and Louisass and Tea.s
sc 80 .ssn b The da.y q The President % s.es
army not ssov hs rank Srisaaisr ssns saS % Ss
svssssnt 1aliey fsree enable such odesr . psrfor
hs Sssa ~ sns2e MS sasA0fi'y within sbs disss Y
nat sssh b the du.y o. each oncsr assigned :.
prsss supss h.usssesioa ma dsSFasr ana vOisses
local aS9ns e l.ls jerisdIcien q and ~ osadsrs
q Z . nasy iii A.; son
sS'a ssss - ss ins and sod =
Of %s.s ;, s
ss g pssn @
ss sna <. M y he 81
ss army sas n aos x ns iGsssa q oy s sc ea'p IN . r
ssc s. TIA! when the people q any one ~ aai6 rsbe
esss @
ss m Of ss 2, o
upward q whatever color previous condition who
the day o. such election except such may be disfan
mon law and when such constitution shall provide that
the elective franchise shall be enjoyed BY al such
have tho Qualifications s1ned dele
gates and when such constitution shall rahed by
jority OF the persons voting the question Of ratIh
cation who are qualified electors for delegates, and
when such constitution shall have been submitted
Congress for examination and approval and Congress shall
hAvoN approved the same, and when said State BY
vote Of Its Legislature. elected under said constitution
shall have adopted the amendment tho constitution of the
United States proposed by the Congress- and
known article H. and when said article shall have become
part OF the constitution Of the United States said State shall
De declared entitled TO 10 Congss and Sem
aors and Representatives shall DO admitted herefom
their taking the oath prescribed by law and then aud there
the preceding sections Of this shall be imperative in
said State. Provided that person excluded from the
privilege OF holding Office by said proposed amendment
election q member Of a convention frame constn-
ion for OF said rebel States shall such
vote for members of snch 0n
snc That until the people OF the said rebel States shall
BY law be admitted Congress Of the
United States civil that may exist therein
shall be deemed provisional only and shall be all respects
subject 10 the authority OF United States
any time 10 abolish, modify, control and supersede the
same: and all elections Office under such pro-
vsonal governments all shall be entitled to
and none others, who entitled under the pro.
vsons OF the fth section OF this and person shall
be eligible % any oce under such provisional
who would he disqualified from holding Office under the
provisions Of the third article Of amend
menI
The Senate adjourned at ten minutes 10 eleven.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

nd vaorem hats oaps and hoods Of a descrip.
tions, two per cent ID valoremA -
Al haf.past four the Houss took rsce tin In Epsst
seven the bill bong disposed Of V near The end Of
page TO- HEa.#
Evenjns sessssp.
The Home resumed hs session at hafpast seven
IHE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RATIFIED ~ rEsxsrL-
vAMA
The SPEAKER presented communication nom the
Governor OF Pennsylvania announcing the ratification
by The Legislature Of that State Of the constitutional
PAYMENT or rR COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
Mr. Hocprn, rep, Of Mass asked leave 70 introduce
10 provide ways and means for the payment Of The
compound interest notes; but Nj. Price objected
TIM, evening having been assigned for action on sep
tee on invalid Pensions such bills reported back
by NJ Perham, chairman Of that committee, % FOL
Chanting pensions 70 Patrick Neeban, Eighty ninth
Hsmpshre vountcers Passed with smsndments issv. sr
Ing The amount Of pension subject TO the provisions Of
Increasing pensions OF Chas Appleton ana Kennedy
o'Frien from IS 70 SIS per month. Passed ,
Granting pensions 70 John Carter Fifth United States
infantry, and Chas n. Weiss, District Of Columbia.
Granting pensions 70 MN Jerusha Page, Mrs Aoelins
n % Could cath.rne E n Moth ssle Alien, Mary F.tx-
h@y Dextsr Of Wisconsin; Mary B. Fowler, Of ceve.
iApa vn,9 rassec 1880. - ,..s.u. - ,u. uo,.
!op, Of Nswbuypcrt Msss. from IS 70 $40 per month
Blls from the same committee were reported by Mr.
LAwRxScE, trcp.) Of Pa, and passed. ss follows -
Granting pensions 10 Peter Fisher, Of Iowa, Charles
vaence Forty second Pennsytania Volunteers; oba
oiah Aderton Of Maine; David Cole.
Also by Mr. TxyroR, trep. of Tenn, granting pen.
sons 70 orphan children Of John Fars of Tennessee
70 WIN. H. Hafcr, Second Pennsylvania cavalry Anne
H. Duchman, widow OF Lieutenant Colonel pucnmsn'
Severity ninth Pmnsylvanis Volunteers 70 the
tatves Of Captain Geo Knapp, Eighty eigntn rennnyr
vsnia voIuntees Francis Barron Thirteenth iows oa
tcry Rufus 4 Harvey soldier Of the OF 1917 70
Che orphan children OF William Whean. vnc Hun.
drcd and sixth Pennsywann Volunteers Mt yosepnine
S,ocwm widow OF Lieutenant slocum, Fifty-sun COL
cr-d infantry caro'ue McGes o. Greene county, Ten
widoc ~ ISeuteuant Colonel Smith, thirteenth Tennes
ses Volunteers, Martha COOK, widow M natof
Cook. Jefferson county ono an annuity 7" vAo
Also A'so BY M. vAs Ansav, crep.) ofN.Y. gsBtlng
pcnsIous W John Rogers. Of tho war OF 1872 70 William
Gleason of Kentucky, a $40 per month; 70 Josephine
wrens, Ninth New York cavalry; 70 Charles Mara of
peunayvnnla o. the war of 1874, increasing the pen
s,cn Of John Rosssn fDm - V go month, granting
bask pension V karrarss Boucher n We bsirics u
The New York herald., 1867-02-21
THIRTY-HIKTH ccHGREss.


+ ..,4 ss* wAsHrscroS, Feb. 20 1867
CONVERSATION cRrns or rur copRrs ON rHs DISTRICT
Mr.. MoRRnI, tren) Of Ne, from The Committee Of
Conference the bill 70 Ak the compensation Of bails
and criers Of the courts Of the Dse d Columbia made
repor which was agreed to- . - - y ~ s.. y.
sKArs roR rREss KsronrfRx !, M
Mr.. AyrHorr, trep Of r. l., nom ths Committee on
Printing reported back resolution v provide seats on
The Hoor Of the senate for rspe1n tbs New York As
socated Press and the United asss and Europsan News
Association and asked 70 BE- dscharusA fpn shs further
consideration q the mhlsck Nr Ah1hsay saesd .shss
~n6 ruyUSu1u crrHoMofon MA 49, = n nvVSeS7
ssssssD hs1 pslsn y hin y fssw = ssns ~ - y
The New York herald., 1867-02-21
NEWS FROM FORTRESS laonauE'
oua sOaTaEss MONROE coasesponseuE. 49,

Arrival sf the Ussscd states Revsass Cussev
Norsherper IN Norfouk q evefnusens
Troops sent 20 south Carollna. 6kc. 4. .....
49, FoMRss MorRoa, rsb. 10, 1851
The United sates revenue cutter Norshernsr arrived
shs afternoon she Iet BsNmore yesterday, put INTO
Annapolis and last night anchored a the mouth Of the
Pauxeus river Coming downens bsys dsy 80 bcurdsd
several vessels bound for Balumcre bus nsthcr hsd any
news Of Importance 70 communicate After visiting The
Norfolk Navy Yard tomorrow ths Northsrnsr w cruise
up The hay and about the capes until tho Nenaha pos
here again for dusy which 10 expected within Two o.
three days A -sftt " ~
Ore occurred lan evening in Norfolk which Destroyed
one building and partially consumed two others ncfors
its progress was stayed Tho building burned, No q
Church Ereea, was occupied snoe store and capu
and was uninsured This time there wss
fortunately plenty Of hose and the new toam ns IN
eine rendered invaluable service ~.-.s- - ~
me detachmSns q rccraiss for The United States ~
antry asriving on the steamer Hatcras from New Ic
have gone south over the NorfbIk and Weldon hsho~"
Their destination \ South Carolina --..a.., y,
rain storm set this evening w'tn wsna rvu'" ,, -
Seeing the Indications OF prouncieo seos" 0'''s - W
sells coming In for shetsr ss5 o91 hI.enfea Ni
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

Tho Board desrss that the parties us1ng ~. ~ ~
be present To- morrow friday at The Asn9 WI - 49,
purpose Of taking their guns 70 pieces Al gsss ~
also or explaining such parts Of their mec ~, We
Board may desire. This 10 imperative = -. sss w,
probably hold no more meetings, ths ssh enssFed
Afser Concluding the Of the MelC eus sue boerd
adjourned until ten o'clock this mornin& bssea s
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

- kN HARryoRb, Feb. 20 1851
s,ske]. cr..ss- An old gonl,cfnan Of sevensy.six
..s,s 3mrnstsd suicide BY hanging hlmasn "a bus shop
n WstSsrsfsid yesterday, dufin4 thp6Fhy ADeSrauon
cf mind caused is sAid By scasdasus ssSeu e'rss
lsxed 70 his lnurv.
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AN 0RDINANCE

10 PROVIDE FOB THE LIQUIDATION OF THE YsYrnssr
ON THE DEBT OF THE orry, WHICH ACCRUED ox THx
THRTIETH DAY OF sEPrzABEB LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND ALDRR-
ID MEN In city Council assembled. That for the pur-
pose Of quidang the interest the public debt OF the
city which accrued the tnir ie.h da, OF September
last six per stock gatory the corp raton of
the City Of Charleston, shall be issued under the direo
ton of the Mayor t. the persons holding stocks or sr
Fer cent tonds the city and entitled to receive the
interest accrued thereon at tho time above stated the
sail stock to bear interest alter the rate of x per c
per annum, payable quarterly redeemao.e In thirty
years from date Provaed, Tnst part Of said stock
sh Ii be Issued for any sum less tau twenty dollars or
for any fractional TT OF do fr: PROVIDED Also that
all ms for less than twent dollars and tracdo al
parts OF dollar, shall be paid in city bills.
SEC. 2 That tue hrm OF certificate, and mods Of
transfer OF said stock shall subject 10 the Same reQ-
la'oas "a now exist in cation to other city six per cent
stocks OF the city.
Ratified in Cy Council this twenty second day Of octo
Der, In the year OF Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and Hxysever-
i. 81. p. @. 6AILLARD, Mayor
w. II. SMITH, Clerk Of Council. October rs
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AN ORDINANCE

10 REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PErRoLEUh, rTs rgo-
DUCTS, AID OTHER INFLAAMA5LI OILS
SEC l. Be Il ordained by the Mayor AMI Aderm'n, 10
Lity Council assembled That from and aer the lsth day
OF June next il shall not be lawful TO Keep Peoleums
Ke.osene hoc1 OIL Benzine, Benzoie or any cther n'
6anmaue oil or oils storage or for sale In any collar
store or building South OF Line rect IN large: quln.
tity than fifty gallons any lot or promises and
any such quantity kept storeo shall be confirmed m
vessels OF tin or other metal.
SEC That Petroleum, its products, any other To.
fanmable oil or oils, when brought into the city by land
or water may be KEEP, on any LOT or in any building III
which cotton not stored, Tor period not exceedinS
tweptyfour hours, upon the expiration OF which tmt
shall removed and Kept In The manner es required oy
the foregoing section. !.
SEC. 5. ANY person or persons violating any part q
THE Ordinance shall be subject to tine OF TWO nunaieo
dollars each offence recoverable IN any Co OF coa"
pslent jurisdiction. .,
Raured il City council this twenty-hrst dsy OF nay 70
the ear OF our LORD one thousand eight hundred no
txty-seven. .r,.yn ,,,,,
q, ic,,,- c,a-B NJ councf. June6
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AN ORDINANCE

Wlredi The best interests the city a vcl a the
convenience OF the shipping waiting the port demand
that the channel Of Coo River be kept open wth au
cient depth or water for all commercial purposes aud
free from obsruction:
any OF the city docks by dredge machines otherwise
shall be removed huudr d and arty tathonna fror
the end OF the dock.
The Harbo- Master shall be furnished with CODY Of
this Ordinance which he Is required strictly 70 enforce
and to report ior prosecution al violations Of the ssns
which shall subject tn. party so offending to fine not
exceeding one hundred dollaia Tor eAcn and ever
offence
Ratified In City Council this eight day of October in the
year OF our Lord one thousa4d etght hundrsL and
sixIy-seven.
(LS.l P. G. GAILLARD Mayor.
W. II. SHIEH. Clerk of Council October Ii