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IL tWAsHINGToN, March 26.-The President
has nominated Richard f. Miller, Associate
Justice for idaho. 'a'' ~ So s''''sss's IS
Tho President sent to the Senate his veto of
the bill to amend the Judiciary sAct.odIt is
brief III. approves of the first section which
gives to the Collectors of Internal Revenue the
power to appeal in civil actions against them
In their official capacity, from the Circuit
Court to the Supreme Court of the United
States. The second section takes away the ap-|
pelate Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court in
cases OF hdbeds corpus. This. the President
declares, is incongrn0us and not in any sense
germane to the. title of the bill. He thinks it
is quite as important that citizens should have
the right of appeal in extreme cases to the Su-
preme Court as q Government official. The
right of appeal to the Court, in, all cases, as o
last resort, he considers ofsupreme importance,
and on these and other grounds he Withholds
his approval from the bill. i y =. ss' ''ss'''
After considerable debate, the bill passed
over the President's veto, by q strict party vote
of 81 TO O. ~. I... sa..f .a... fa...
Stewart introduced bill TO provide a tenn
pornry and provisional government for Alaba-
ma Tho bill declares the Constitution sub
mitted February 4th, to BIO, the fundamental
law for. the provisional government; and the
officers then elected shall enter on their duties
The Governor may thereupon convene the lie
gislatnre, and is empowered to resabmit said
Constitution to the qualified electors Of Ala
bama for ratification. When majority vote
shall have ratified the Constitution, and the
Legislature have ratified the Amendment
known as the l4th article, the Constitution Of
Alabama shall be presented to Congress Tor
approval. The bill was referred to the judi
ciary Committee. saitia 'ea si1 aH
i. The ssnufe to-day ratified the Nsrth German
treaty relative to emigration aud naturaliza-
ton, by vote Of 20 against 8. The treaty
was slightly amended but not in any important
particular The ground of opposition was that
the Confederation might uadcr its provisions
interfere with cmigrants before their full time
OF naturalization expired, as Austria did in the
Kosxta case. R.s
5aT The Senate refused to concur in the House
amendments, to the Internal tax. bill. ard a
Committee of Conference was ordered. sa.,
In the House the Senate amendment to the
bill excmpting certain manufacturers from in
ternal revenue tax. The Committee recon-
mended noI,-coucurrence in the FIRST and second
amendments of the Senate bill, but concur
renee in the third and fourth, with an amend
ment, that the manufacturers hereby exempt
ed shall pay two dollars per thousand On sales
in excess of $1,000 annually. ..a .f..,s
Several amendments were offered but
Scheuck refused to allow them to be considered.
schofield appealed to the House to sustain
the FIRST Senate amendment reducing the, tax
on petroleum one half, which was adopted 40
? An additional section for the punishment for
whisky fraads was adopted, 81 to 67, and the
bill then passed. saasl .Hl mea sa.s .fa.g
The House took up the bin regulating the
freight and passenger tariff OF the Pacific Rail-
road and its branches; no final action. aratf
| The Committee Oh Elections is engaged In
bearing the Utah contested election case, Of
McGrorty against Hooper. Il viii probably
take definite action tomorrow. s
lfiIt is said when impeachment is over. the
Committee on Eorsign Affairs will report IN
favor Of an appropriation for the purchase OF
Alaska.
Farnsworth, from the Recenstrurtica Gem
mites, reported back the bill to adnat Alabama.
with an additional section providing that the
| Constitution shall never beamended to deprive
any citizens of the United states of the right
to v5te neitlicr shall The Oonstitation hereia
recognized be-. changed, so as 10 allow any per.
SON to vote who is excluded from office, By the
l4th amendment of the National Constitution,
unless the disabilities, imposed by said SECTION
shan be removed ia the manner therein prdvid-
ed. Congress. shah have %ewer to annul,any
amendment to the Constitution Of Alabama,
Tor ans act Of legislation contrary to the pro.
Visions of this ikcction. He supported the
amendmsntin.a speech Of eunsidrrable length,
and. gave notice he would move the preyieus
question at halEpast three tomorrow,
r. The President ta-day nominated CSitinander
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