The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-21
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY JULY Il, 1865


voting guilty win suffer Foote TO be connyue6 seems
70 be matter OF some doubt now.
The Pres.dc.t's .vets Messase. ~
The Presidents mss5ae1 Yetoing the Electoral Col
lese JOINT resolution was pass U tAs ssnaas and
House IN an hour and half after the mesaage ~;
Ieo..seu although the message was short no a.
~ '"'" r,safng Of II except by rev
Fhs4s was no disposition 70 aeos.s
Nobody seemed to care sp'a' :" '
had finiehed Ycs pm,,wen ,.. 49, ',s $500 ILL.,
question - ~ s" 'ae Pio'ios
s',, .ae yeas and nays were called and the
80 ~ I'D over the veto. ~
ring the discussion of the veto message in the
nate funny incident occurred Senator Howard,
during his remarks placed his finger on his nose
and said while he scratched It, "This is one Of the
most incendiary articlesn The galleries became
convulsed with laughter. The point of the joke Is
that Jacob Of Michigan has most rubicund pro-
boscis.
Now Members Admitted 10 the House.
A large number of bills and resolutions were Of
Tered In the House to-day but none OF them OF much
Importance. Two new members were swore in
Israel G.. Lash, OF North Carolina, and O. c. Bowen, OF
South Carolina. The former Is native OF North
Carolina, lawyer by profession and was a Union
man during the wer. Although elected republican
he Is understood 10 be rather conservative. Bowen
N a Northern man, but settled in South Carolina be-
fore the war. He served as captain In the rebel
army and was finally promoted to be major. His
name was in bill for the removal Of political disa-
bilities which passed Congress a few days ago. Be-
fore he was sworn in today Mullins, violent and
erratic radical from Tennessee made bitter attack
upon him, denouncing him as a rebel and muir
r M,.Iiip Mr.
democrat Of Illinois, came forward and congratu-
lated him much TO the amusement OF the House.
Bills md Joint Resolutions Signed by the
President.
The President has approved and signed act
making appropriations for the legislative, executive
and judicial expenses of the government for the
year ending with June, 1860; an act making apprO-
priaiions for sundry civil expenses OF the govern
ment for the PERIOD an act for the removal OF
cerair political disabilities from the persons therein
named; JOINT resolution generating certain United
states vessels from the payment Of tonnage fees to
consular agents In the Canadas; joint resolution
directing the secretary OF War to sell damaged or
unserviecable arms ordnance and ordnance stores;
an act deciaratory Of the laws in regard to Officers
cs-lsiered or dismissed from the army by the gen.
tence OF general court martial; an act imposing
"a xes on distilled spirits and tobacco and for other
Huftt~t~ an u't auiuoitIihk 'bS eouoSuOti Va Z"
bridse across the Missouri river upon the military
reservation Of Port Leayenworth Kansas.
Mlai.ser BurIissase Ia Dine Both Houses OF
Censre~~-The Chinese Treaty.
Minister Burlinsame contcmplates giving grand
reception TO both houses Of Congress and the lead
ing ofrcias ~ the government soon as the treaty
betwecu the empire of China and the United States
shan have necn ratified by the Senate. There are
several matters now ON the calendar ahead OF the
Chinese treaty which will probably be acted upon
nrs, n N thought IN day or two the Senate OF the
United states win. by a solemn act Of ratification,
comsuiaaafe this bond OF friendship. equality and
commerce between the oldest and the youngest gov
ernments on the earth. The chief objection TO the
treaty 10 found In the article which provides that
Chinese -hlec,s -haI he admitted 10 all schools,
colleges and educational institutions without being
subject 70 any political or religious test. The Com.
mriee co ForrEn Affairs fear that this provision
might lead a. trouble and therefore favor amend
mrut witch win place Chinese subjects ON the same
hosting IN Ms regard the subjects OF other civil
uea nstlons.
The Csvssittee On Tcrriieric- aud the Alaska
Purchase.
The House Committee on Territories, OF which =
n. Ashley. Of Ohio - chairman. has mad under
siderasoa the suhes Of a government for our newly
aoqaircd po-.es~ons IN the north. Amer = survey OF
the eu.iDers Of Congress. ana also taking into ac-
coaut me proximity of the time Of adjournment the
ccwniiiee have determined not 10 take action This
-s~sion n :. urged there n special haste nc.
quir,sl ~ ths military government viii answer as
Temporary means Of preserving order. The form Of
clyn government contemplated by the committee ,
VERY similar 20 the Iorm nov In operation In or
Territories with the single di6trcnce Of making me
veto poser 81 the Executive final The object Of lhi
% 10 o,srcems prepondcrance OF the foreigi
element sna ie ches.k any measures which might
prove hostile 20 the United states
-swttsvs Cssxres-S~s Orpe~ed 20 Adjourn.
sess.
The southern nsinbcrs sna Senators are urging
C.ngr- net To adjourn bat 10 take = until
October. Members from the western and Middle
~tsiss thank q hal poiicv 20 sdopt this course and
they fear that u would have had eject upon cleo
tions IN their section. o. 10 extremely doubtful 4,
Conrr-N viii consent 10 awning except re ulai
sdleurnnlsni.
ssr~ss ssS Cssss~ R~osrsss.s M~stIsg.
A soldiers ana sailors meeting to rsufy the mont
nstice Of Grant and Collar took place tonight an
mont OF ns Cts H.IL o. Vas largely attended and
addressed q, ccneras Van wsct and Logan and
others There v@ the prsulsw . continuous
dispisf of srewesks
Nsv~ssesss 81 ssesevsi t.rsss.
Teierr.ms rereiyea a. the army headquAriers
state ,hsi General TRAM wsn'a reach Denver to-day
where ne wcaa remain ive o. three DAYS. and soon
rcssrp again n - Lou,s
Oo~tai n~psrs ~ ,ss ws~ss~~spps Ese~ssss.
repcrt hes eeen receised NJ ue headquarters Of
the arms ffcm General eileen. commanding the
Fourth kniisrs District. dated Al vicssbnrs Miss.
showing thai TIE constitutes hes been de.
fesied IN thsi state ~ s.e,s majority. Only one
rcpsnliesb member ef Congre~. General Mckee, ID
resassed esctsd. Ts~re has sees no invesiigz
uon by tse eliitsy snfherlfls. mio alleged fraudu
ient transactions.
Asevses ss~~sssi E,srt. l..ssIied Isss uss
O0<e.
NJ. william n EyaIts. Aftofnes General Of tns
Taaea stat.. fe<s fhr aafH ~ sr.. ana. ..oxol..