The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-09

.~,--., osn~~r~ Referred 70 the Committee on Ways
~ ~ srvvr~ pep.l a ~ h-To remove the Dis
tFct Cur sasrns ffoaa kKter 20 haacnsser, N H. Re
fssr-d 10 ths Jsaislssy ternmttee.
n. y, N.srru trrp u ~ la reference 10 desert
srs rnm Che army and sasy. krerred 10 The COMMITTEES
- ~ No ssssrs g,sa, American registers to
aIn vesnss Ne erred 10 me comms'iee on Commerce.
Agf.r%
M NJ sss.xs tsep u Ind joint resolutioS In
F~i rsnes a. osneraly the same n th"ss offered
Nv hifa ns FnaAy. eseert rsl I've reso af'on which
aslur-s tfe invasoa ~ xco 10 have een concerted
i.ise~r Ar4sflrsn r'avohoiiers and European demoo-
fas n rf rraei ~ maiscr u MI expression OF opin-
ioa ~ asg l-FceA al OF acts o. the Mexican gov
M rr Won ,scml e; " y-Joini resolution in
rrf.s no. a Nra.rsn ala ~, ~ foloSs;-
, s o, ". Es.'s ~ ~ ne ssass he rsqSestsd
b. iaale cfors ~hai action should be taken 9y
Abacon ~ Gfurrh sena Anaa tom an hmelcao Use,
.y Le ssn M ne a' 'u eo Ind 't ,ss aw OF
nsNaas wsr voa 81 "a that case IA such i2anner as
81 Amercan.. eaa so Immediate and summary action
upon ~ Prs Of ths government
Referred 10 Comrit;es on FOREIGN Agalrs
~ Mr. nRDKs, ldemD Of H. Y.-pcclsiing that the
GOV peoples that execute Ia cod blood prs
Of war, ~ha shoald b. treated according to the
81 war; VA violacd the great pEincples of ma
t0ua las, well a. Of Christianity aud humanity as
tho United States OF the protection
Foreign Affairs m the ioase and Senate TO report
b.l rspeaipg mach Of the Neutrality laws forbid
ito organization IN tie Unrd States or emigration TO
other Iates 10 elect and secure Settlement Ia Mexico.
Referred 20 ine Cornmntec Foreign Ansir..
BY Nr HsrniSc, Tep oi Declaring mat Congress
mas heard With uoaoyaa satisfaction the
OF tie triumph Of the republicans Il nox,co over tie
OF freedom aud cugraiuaing President Juarcz
ami MS noble conpainois on ,.e oveI,hro~ of MAXI
aud the mission OF the French empire. Refer
RED to The COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs.
rua ABDUCTION ANA
by Mr. MUScER ticn.D ot oaio--kequesting the Sec
rotary IL stale 10 communicate the facts that have come
the ku0a ledge 81 the government the alb
dnction OF Gen raj santa Anna IRON the steamer Var
GINA. Il iorrcd 10 the Committee Fore IN Affairs
tine DgIvERAycK or MEXICO PROM roEfIGS EsgaIEs.
Mr. BALDWIN, ep) Of Mass, istrodnced The following
joint resolutions. which were referred TO the Committee
Resolved. By the senate and House OF Representatives IN
Gonsess osesss ra. We reSse ,r 'nss 90, n e de-
which has been exposed ~ conp raey 81 he arrogant
OF the agents OF their conspiracy VINO have
ably waged booy reentes, and most srbaroas warfare
Received, That have seen with mach dissatisfaction
ment 70 support the welfare and honor Of rspaSean ns
buttons TO such an extent s whole duty required in its
institutions aud llibusering monarchy; and that
rs of S psoe 'e' s S
higher and nobicr aims in cases Of a similar kind.
AMENDMENT To con rTuTioS.
Mr. ASHLEY, lrop.) OF Ohio introduced joint rcsolu
ton proposing amendment to the constitution, which
referred 10 the Judiciary Committee IL declares.
among other things tna al persons born or nataialzed
thereof cizeos Of the Ua,ed States and Of the State
or Territory wherein they reside and after 1867 all cii
Of the United States becoming twenty years OF
age AMI all who may thereafter be naurazed shal be
required 10 read ami write the English language
qualification. No State shall make or enforce any law
which shall abr.iga the privileges or imnunites OF ct
Of the United States, nor shall any tate deprive
any person OF life, liberty or property without due pro-
OF law deny to person WITHIN ~ dr.siic
the equal protection of the laws Represen ativos
Congress shall be apportioned among .ne several
states according 70 the number OF Inhabitants in each
No person shall be senator Representative IN on
gress elcctor for President Vice Iresi-
dent, or hold any office, civil or military,
who a member or any Legislature or convention
which passed ordinance OF secession and VINO voted
therefor, or who he'd commission above the rank OF
captain in the insur army during the rebellion,
Who having previously taken an oath as q member OF
Congress, officer OF the United States or as
member OF any stale Legislature, executive
jadicar officer OF any state, to support the consttu
tioa OF the United States, shall have engaged in
recton or rebellion against the same, given com
to tho enemies thereof; but Congress may. by con-
current voe Of ,w0thirts Of each house. such
disability Toe validity Of tho pubic debt Of the
United States authorized by law, including the
vices in suppressing nsurrection rebellion,
shall not be questioned. But neither the United
States any state shall pay any debt or
obligation incurred In aid OF insurrectiOn rebellion
against the United States, any claim for the loss
tons and claims shall be held Illegal and void. Con-
shall have to enforce, by appropriate legis
lation, the provisions of this article.
THE
Mr.. BARNES dem of N Y, introduced the following
which referred to the Post Oifce Committed
THAT % Sy ne Sc AND and ao s ot
pra,d Tor Sgdns Post 2es in the city OF NeT York
the government and that the said be placed TO tho
ENFORCEMENT or TIE MILITARY Rsco>sTauIIoS ACT
BY Mr.. JUDD, (repl OF Il.-ro enforce obedience TO
the Military Reconstruction Referred TO the Recon
struction Committee.
THE pEsTRucroy or SHADE rnrEs ETC
BY Mr.. Dsiccs, rep) Of Mich.-ln reference 10 the
destruction OF shade trees ana shrubbery. Referred
antn tralf nm ptlat It.ilA md ur.Aa
TENDERS
BY Mr. NoELI, tdem.) OF Mo- --Abolishag national
making legal tender notes redeemable .or duties
ports Referred to the COMMITTEES ON BANKING and Cur
reDcy
rHs FORMATION OF NEW STATE CONSTITUTIONS AND me
FRANCHISE.
ny Mr. KELLEY trep.l OF Pa prov ding that whenever
the people OF State propose 10 chane the organic law
by the formation Of state Constitution and when
any Of ,he people shah be prohibited .rcm oxercs-
Ing toe elective nanchsc on account OF color
previous condition Of sersitudc such constitution shall
become tho organic law until -atIcd by Congress-
Referred To the committee ON the Judiciary
MISSOURI JoPs AND BOUNTY QUESTION.
Mr. McCtuaG (repl Of Mo- called attention to The fact
that bill passed at the last session, placing certain Mis-
sour troops on the fame footing with otners
bounty, sgaed by the President because II was
not presented ~ him Until two days after tho last
jOurnment
The SPEAKER expressed difference Of opinion from
the position taken bv tho President, and he'd that,
whcca the President might not have the constitutional
right TO sign the bill IL Congress had adjourned tia;
only takon recess.
Mr. MccLuEs introduced concurrent resolution for
the re-enrolment Of the bill
Mr. GARFIELD rep Of Ohio, expressed the opinion
that what The President had endorsed the bill his
reason for not signing i operated as a veto.
The STEAMER ruled othersse, tue bill not having been
returned with the Presidents collections
Mr. ELIOT, trcp) OF Mass, suggested that the bill had
become a law by reason OF the President not having
returned IL within ten days.
Tue SPEAKER aecned 10 decide that question a, pre-.
sent
hr srAiDIyG moved the reference of the concurren,
resolution 90 the Judiciary Committee Rejected
The concurrent resolution adopted.
THE CAPTURE AND txrtrT1oN or MAxiMitrAN-rfy RE-
PORTED ExEcUiios 90 SANTA ANNA
MI. BANKS, trcp) OF Mass, offered q resolution re-
qGesing the President TO furnish official correspondence
other Information received by the government re-
lsng 10 the capture and execution OF Maxiuiilu and
the arrest aud reported execution OF Santa Anna and
that tho Clerk oil the House have the prutsd tor
the Of tue members
Mr. 0Rrn lrep.l OF Ind, moved as an amendment
That the President also communicate Information in
reference TO certain agreement said 10 have beon
entered into between the United States European and