New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-14
XLnH CONGRESS-IID SESSION.
SENATE. .wAsHINGroN. Jan. 10, 1867.
TIE INDIANs.

MIR. POMER0Y rep, KaR) presented pc
titon IN regard to furnishing Indians with stock Tor
breeding purposes This referred to.the COMMITTEE
ON Indian Affairs.
POSTAL TREATIES.
Mr. MORRILL, rep, Me- offered a resolution instruct
ing the Committee Post Offices and PostRoads to in
Qure whether postal treaties with foreign Govern
uents grant privileges TO citizens of such Govern
whether the provisions Of such treaties differ from
conflict with the Revenue law as to importation Gi
printed matter, and 70 report what acton Uereoh Is
necessary. Adopted.
Mr.. EDMUNDS tRep.. VT offered the following resoW
lion, which was agreed TO: - ,,., no IN
struced 10 Inquire into the expediency OF prOEdns W
law by rule OF the Senate both rules ana egua
the suspension OF the officer under Impeachment peGg
the trial in the Judgment Of the Senate the pnps ee
and Judgments of the Senate in such cases
Mr. WILSON rep Mass Introduced bill TO provide
for the gradual reduction Of the army OF the United
States Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs
NAVAL REDUCTION. -, -.
Mr. GRIMES rep, Iowa. introduced bin which limits
The number Of authorized TO be enlisted IN the navy
az the United to $500 All acts authorizing the en-
smen IN the Marine Corps OF greater yer M n OF S
hereby repealed is also the act creating the once
of Solicitor and Naval JudgeAdvOcate, approved Malch
a. 1865 Referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
CAsIIIERED OFFICERs-sALE OF HARPERs FERRY -,
committee on Mtary AsTs without amendment the
declaring that officer cashiered OF dismissed rom
the military service without confirmation by
Also, a bill authorizing the sale of the Harper's
Ferry property, which devOtes the proceeds first TO
funding The United States the original purchase
and the surplus to the State Of West Virginia Tor he use
of school fund, with amendment providing hat the
Secretary Of War shall have power to convey by deed
all portions Of said property which have heretofore Dee
Get apart religious charitable educational ana Town
Also. bill directing the Secretary of War TO settle
under Gen. Curtis with recommendation 10 reier 10 TIC
ON motion Of Mr. PoMEROY rep, Kansas the latter
bill referred to the Committee on Military Affairs
Mr. HOWARD Rep, Mrch) introduced bill CIRCULATING
the service of final process in suits az law ana OF cIaoS
and DEGREES in equity OF courts OF the nni'eG SteS ~
places ont Of their jnrisdieonal limits which zen was
referred 70 the Committee on Jndieary Inc OH OH n Io
judgment any debt damages take out exc
reced to Marshal Of any district Of the United states
whose duty shall be TO serve ana return Ie sae ~ ue
Ss snls cU a e s G
pIseoTd eercd under the seal Of the court rendering
Judgment shall have been MED IN ne 9iee OF me TerS
eject Territory the copy Of t srss c sS%
De filed in me Once 81 be s served by the Marshal Of the
erroTy The second section authorizes the judges OF
rS% GOTT s s s% C Of may &c
absent absconding from the dlstnet sneh ser ser
remained GS therein and orders for the arrest Of
9eh parties o may IL n Which they may be od
sPeciyn q the sum IN which kty may 7ySTited to
bail Which orders shall not be issued until the part;
implying therefor shall have made deposit for the pay
nent of the expenses arresng and mprsoning the
Vision authorizes Marshas to carry into effect such war
rants and specify the manner in which his return sha
be made and his fees paid Process for enforcement OF
nnal decree in suits IN equity in Circuit Courts upon
which parties may now be arrested and imprisoned IN te
other District in the same manner as provided lor process
the first section. Process in nature OF an execution
against property may also be issued upon the final
81 equity suits Circuit Courts directed to any Marshal to
be served and have the effect in any other district
as If issued where the suit was brought
CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL -,...,..
hat the Copstuton he amended so as to create rib
OF member OF each State to decide
questions OF jurisdiction arising between them ana The
United states taken up and informally laid aside
MR. BURLINGAME's NEW APPOINTMENT .
oniry whether the Hon Arson Buringame has been APP
pointed by the Emperor OF China 70 nan any IN the pub
liz Prints and said he desired definite information in
der TO predicate future action upon t. &.
formation but that already published namely: telegram
from Mr.. Burlmgame through siberia ana 81 fe'ers"
The resolution adopted.
MT HOWE REP, Wis., presented memorial from me
The remarks OF Senator Howard recently the subject
Of the OF the as report @ ID e
the subject be referred committee f6r
the grave Charges that have been preferred declaring
that many dozen had access 10 that dOc
ment, and that the publication OF 1t was not unau-
Mr. HOWARD Rep Mch) declared the assertion that
the publication not unauthorized entirely incorrect
and known by the individual to be So ,--,... -
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Printing.
THE SURPLUS APPROPRIATION FUND.
Mr. SHERMAN (Rep., Qhio offered resolution direct
the Secretary OF the Treasury to report to the Senate
what appropriations may without injury, be carried TO
the ubus fluid including such may be properly post
poned to future period. The resolution was adopted
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Mr.. ANTHONY Rep, r. H. offered joint resolution
for the publication Of the reports OF the OF
United states at the Paris Exposition, which was Ie
ferred TO the Committee on Printing
OREGON COURTS.
Mr. CORBETT rep, Oregon introduced bill to NIX
the OF the District aud Circuit Conrts OF Oregon
salaries Of the Judges thereon, WHICH Was
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee.
THE TRIBUNAL QUESTION.
The resolution OF Mr. DAVIS, above referred TO- was
then taken UP and he took the floor arguing that the
proposed necessary under present mixed
system quoting from the trainers Of the Constitution,
until the expiration Of the morning hour when the Presi
dent announced the special order the bill TO prevent
the further contraction OF the currency.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Mr.. HOWARD rep, Mieh) moved to go into Execu-
tive Session, which motion prevailed after opposition by
Hessrs sherman and Norton by vote OF % TO 49, ana
the Senate accordingly went into Executive Session.
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