The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

ssrucssd inquire the propriey OF immediate rs
c.o IN ns s s'ss 0 q G s. & .Gs pss' IL y.
against tho SURROUNDING of pes,ien and social
hostile the . cg S or ssa
Mr. EupupaE tdem-) OF Ws objected
SIR ScnEncK moved to suspend the rules.
rho rules we're suspended oy vote o. W yeas 70 10
NAYS and the resolution was offered.
hr PANE lrepl Of Wis., asked Ar Schenck 70 accepts
an amendment 10 make the resolution directory 10 tho
commi,tee on Naval Affairs 70 report such oi.
Mr. scasScK, while declaring himself in favor 81 10"
amendment declined 70 accept, but would yield to allow
Mr. PAlSE would not then oner II.
Mr. scHEScK declared that no offered the resolution
in good faith be had seen TOO much OF the social 70.
in the midst OF community not sympathixDg ia
loyalty with them, and he did not wish 70 expose any
e. s and
navy, by their being educated at Annapolis
Mr. HARErs dem OF Nd, asked Mr. schenck 70 yield
to him.
Mr. SCIENCE said he would yield for questions
Mr. HARRIS sad he did not want 10 ask any questions;
he wanted 10 debate the resolution.
Mr. ScHEScK declined 10 yield for debate.
Mr. Ii BLOND dem Of Ohio asked Mr. schsncf
Mr. s"y rs.,;sS tsss hs vanted 10 get Tia, ,nss,
tuition out OF Annapolis.
The previous question was seconded, and the rssou-
RATIFICATION or THE AMENDMENT TO raE CONSTITUTION
On motion Of Mr. BrvcnA~, uep) Of Ohio the sscre
represented Congress have rahed the amendment 10
the constitution proposed by che Thirty ninth Congress-
PETITIONS DISTURBANCES.
MT WARD, trep.t OF N. Y, presented the petition o.
one hundred and eighty cizens Of Steuben county New
York. in favor Of increasing the tariff on WOOL wss
referred to the Committee on Ways and Means
Mr. WARD also introduced rsmonstrance Of ninety
eight cizsns OF Prattsbure New York. against further
o. the currency aud against legislation hos
Mr. GaswolD rep) Of N ", presented . petition
from large number Of wool growers in washington
county New YORK Tor protection against the impcsts-
ton Of foreign wool. !
Mr. CoskLIsa presented a petition from Mira H A.
nj
war; also petition from soldiers asking an extension Or
the time OF payment for land in Beaufort county South
Carolina
Nj. O'NuLL presented memorial from T. Morris
Per0 President OF the Mercantile Library Company Of
.bsa bs, or msx be- no aa ae
the tariff which takes from the free list the Importation
Of books maps &c, intended for public libraries col
leges and other literary INSTITUTIONS also supplement.
entitled IAN act TO Equaze Bounues, July 2s
1885, and also TO provide for bounty 70 seamcD, Gre
EEcuTrvx cxxuSrAuoM.
The SPEAKER presented Executive communications an
follows:
From the Secretary Of War transmitting the repor, OF
Chief OF Engineers relative TO the Improvement Of tho
harbors of Pentwster and pere Marquette Michigan II
was referred to the COMMITTEE on Commerce.
From the Secretary OF State n reference the two
blsthe repeal the amnesty section Of the Of
the Terrtores-no vetoed by the President nor pub
lished AZ laws announcing that such bills filed In
ae M state S WIN e,sr from Colonel s ws
3lst Of January. II was referred TO the COMMITTEES ON
Enrolled Bills.
CONGRESSIONAL PRIxrER
The II reported last Saturday from the Comm tee
Printing for the election OF Congressional printer by the
House and adjustment OF the Office Of superintendent VI
Public Printing came up, the question being on Mr..
Trimbles motion 10 lay IL the table. The House
fused lay tho bill table by vote Of yeas 50 to
nays 1O0 and the bill vas then passed without d.
VISION
miL DxcLARso PRESIDENTS rRocLAnATIoss n
SURPRISING THE REBEI.fIoy VALID.
Mr. WILSON, OF Iowa, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported back the House the bill to declare valid and
conclusive certain procamatlons Of the President and
the acts done In thereof the suppression OF
the rebellion and made the special order 70 be
taken up after the CivN Rights bill and the ball. 20
squalize bounties disposed Of
ssi ( PRoFEsoR AaAsBE's. BRAzu.
~ On motion Of Mr. Banks the President requested
70 communicate copies Of any official correspondence
respecting the recent visit Brazil for scientific p
poses Of Professor Louis Asassz.,
9 TtK roRrricAroS nux.
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole
the state Of the Union, Mr. Pomeroy In the chair on
the Fertilization BILL che question being the amend
mont appropristug $50 900 for commencsnea Of s~~
additional forts At Portland Ne The amendment wes
advocated by Messn. Lynch, Blaine and Schenck, and
opposed by Mr. Spalding aud Mr. May After debate
tine amendment was rejected
Other amendments offered and rejected and
finally, motion Of Mr. Sconeld. the enacsng clause
Of the bill struck out. which rejection OF tbc
| bill.
The committee rose and the House, after confirming
tho action OF the committee adoarned ~ twenty min
utes past four o'clock. rtMa