Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-28

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In the Senate, on the 10Th, 8 bill was
passed debating az bridges over the Missouri
FLYER at Charles and Leavenworth, and the
Bridge overthe Mississippi at Louisiana, Missouri,
/ to be la wfuI strneures and post roads. The Gre
i dentials OF Mr.. 1homasc CT Maryland were, at his
own request, efred to the Judiciary Committee
Il No othsp bustnsss OF general interest was
4 In the II louise, on the 10Th, the Speaker
announced, the disagreement of the Senate to the
House amendment to the supplemental Recon-
struction bin. The House refused, by G7 to ", to
recede, and agreed to Committee of Conference
MIR. Stevens called up the motion to reconsider
March Fix was referred the Committees a Of tbs he
whole HoqssTbei1g the bill to confscato all pub
and condemn all such property belonging to a bel
ligerent enemy as is declared confscated by the
act of July II, 1863 .y.Mr. Stevens proceeded to
address the House ct length, he ha1read but
| few passages when it became painfully evident
ethat.1fro the weals-eenditien enthusiastically, he
could not make himself heard by the House. He
therefore requested MI Mcpherson ClSrk of the
desk eans ocepeG d Sc an hou H
and quarter. The Southerns selief. Appropria
final action. The Speaker laid before the House
message from the Senate, announcing that II had
agreed to the report of the Conference Committee
on the supplemental Recons truction bill. There
u. on Mr., Wilson of Iowa.. from, said. Committee.
mado similar report. After brief discussion,
the conference report was agreed, to, and the
| bill goes to the President. The House then adj
1 journed. r., - t. ,,.,...-..,.-. ~,
n In the Senate, ON the Goth, the Chair
submitted a petition, niimerously signed by the
| women of Ohio, for the extension or suffrage,
without regard TO sex or color. ,.,,A resolution
passed that all persons IN the diplomatic service of
7 uniform official costume not previously pre-
/ seribed by Congress-. MIR. Yates from the Com
| mittee on Territories, reported savorably on the
bill for the admission of Colorado. :. MI Wilson
| called up the bill apPrepriating not To exceed
$500 900 TO defray the expenses OF carrying the Re-
construction bill into effect. Passed, Discussion
followed the Indian btll and the Senate went in
| to executive session. --F .s-.-.oi'- Is
In the House, on the goth, a resolution
was adopted ilshuctng the Committee on Foreign
Affairs to investigate the facts connected with the
| Imprisonment in Canada ofilRev John Mcmahon.
Catholic Pastor at Anderson, Ind, 4. .. The Com
/ the eXpediehCyi OF constituting standing Com
mittee on Labor. Mr.. Hooper, of Utah, presented
memorial of the Legislative Assembly ofiDeseret
| for the admission OF the State into the Union.
4 Referred to the Committee Territories - The
bill appropriating $1,000 600 for Southern relief
was then discussed and the House adjourned
In the Senate, on the s1st, the resolution
to print $4,000 copies of the report Of, Gen. Hum
phreys, of the Typographical Engineers, On the
Physics Hydraulics ofthe Mississippi riYer, and
the protection of that region from overflow passed
-. Mr.. .Trumbull. introduced a, bill to- amend
I the Bankrupt bin by Repeating the provis-
appointment Of Registers Of Bankruptcy, and pro
vidns that the Registers be appointed BY the Dis
trict Courts. Nd. Tmmbqll said the ymeasnmihad
the sanction OF the ChiefJustiee. LAID over the
present. Mr. Sherman moved to reconsider the
vote by 5yvhioh the. bill exempting from internal
revenue tax wrapping paper made from wood or
I man, tax of ten per cent was Imposed on all
State municipal or corporation notes or scrip is
| sued by any National Bank, and thus amended,
the bill passed
In the House, on the 21st, d resolution
calling on the President TO remove Collector
| Symthe was debated without action and postponed
until to-day, :. The House went into Committee Of
the Whole, Mr. Blaine in the Chair, and resumed
the consideration of the Senate resolution appro-
priating million of dollars for the relief Of the
destitute people of the South An amendment Of
ure shall not extend Beyond the approximations al
ready made for the Freedmen's Bureau, was adopt
! ed. During the debate, some lcaustic, personal
remarks were INDUCED in by Messrs. Butler and
| Bingham. Mr. Banks, from the Committee Oh
Rules, reported rule that thereshall be appointed
| by each Congress a Committee on Education and
| Lebor to consist of nine in number Z The
1 Speaker presented messages from the President
transmitting Information IN referencat to the With
4 drawal of the French troops from Mexico; in re-
gard to the Imprisonment and treatment Of Aflieri
can citizens in Great Britain or its Provinces and
in reference to the late trial OF american citizens
| in Canada, which were referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. :Aneffort to- geta vote on tbs
passage Of the bill for the relief Of the Southern
| destitute, having been tried and abandoned, the
In the Senate. on the 22d Mr. Ferry
! .,.;o
ment of the United States laws IN Utah ~ Mr. VIII
| son presented resolution calling for the speedy
trial Of Jefferson Davis, on his release on bail
The Senate, by vote of 20 against 9, con6urred In
the House amendment to the Joint resolution ap-
propriating million Of dollars for the relief Of
| the destitute of the South. p'''9+'4
In the House. on the 2ad,. UheESenate
jointresolution for relief of the destitute in the
| South and Southwest with the amendments re-
| ported from the Committee Of the Whole, were
| agreed to. The resolution then passedlyeas 81,
| nays 81. The Senate joint resolution directing
the Secretary OF War to furnish arms and equip
ments to Tennessee sufficient for 1850 militia, to
be accounted for by the State Of Tennessee TO the
! United States Government was amended by in
creasine the amount to II, 900. and passed, :. A
resolution to impeach Collector smythe was agreed
| Congress adjo urned. 81 At' = = - 80
In the Senate, on the -23d, bills to exam
ine and improve the Mississippi levees and to pro
mote forest tree culture the Plains were intro,
| duced and appropriately referred 80. Mr.. Wilson
introduced bill providing that there shall be no
denial of the elective franchise to any male citizen
of the United States, by any State on account of
color, race, or previous condition anything in the
| constitution or laws Notwithstanding. Ordered
printed. Mr.. Ramsey called up the bin 10 grant
| to the American Telegraph Company right ofway
| and privilege to buy land and to operate subma
rine telegraph cable on the Atlantic coast of the
| United Statee, and to establish telegraphic com
| munication between the United States and Europe
! by way of bermuda and the Azores. Islands.
Passed: =. The testimony taken by the Committee
rntted to the Senate as affecting certain members
| of this body, was taken from The table Messre
Patterson and Doolittle defended themselves from
| the charges made against Them Mr. Howe ex-
| pressed the belief that the charges against his
colleagues were without foundation. and of most
unjust character. =. The Senate proceeded to con
| slider the supplementary Reconstruction bill, and
the Presidents veto thereon. The vote reeu]ted
Yeas, 40; nays,7, passing the bill Der the veto.
In the House, on the 2ad, the Senate bill
supplementary to ths act OF June 49, 1866 to- re-
| imburse. West Virginia for war expenses, was
Ipassed The supplementary Reconstruction bill
was passed over the yeto--1f4 10 25-and sent to
the Senate - a discussion follow ed on i'm peach
ment, involving some personalities, and the House
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