The New York herald., 1868-03-10

Mr.. LOGAN replied that the certificate in question
showed precisely the same character OF facts and
figures as all other similar certificates In Ne
Mr. PRIcu remarked that the gentleman nom III.
nois would see the object Of his asking the question:
II three gentlemen had certified to the destruction 81
eighteen millions worth OF bonds and II these bonda
were stnl Il lR tae market there was swinde to thas
Ing than anything he had heard Of lately.
Mr. LOGAN repeated substantially his statement
MI RAua, lrep.l OF ILL, inquired OF him what had
Mr.: LOGAN said he did not know, and did not pre-
e9q 70 ~ aos 70 explain It He also stated that h$
pointed In the State OF Georgia, In connection with
the internal revenue, and We're drawing pay, fronI
whose ofnciai ga oaths the material part had been
Mr.. PRICE referring again to the statement ip .ea.
ton the fictitious destruction OF bonds In the TeaS
sury, said that In common with other members ot
the House, he had been very much startled by the
tee to investigate the matter forthwith. II suc1
fraudulent certificates could be obtained for eghtee9
millions they could be obtained ior eighteen hundre
sunset all the country, from tho Atlantic 70 thS
Pacific, and all round the globe, startling the bopds
MI. wELKER said the Committee on Ketrenchnspt
was already engaged In the investigation -.
structing the Committee On Retrenchment TO inves-
gate the subject and report to the House on Wednes
The Senate amendment, on which the discussion
had arisen, was amended by striking out an excep-
tion OF 100000, and as amended the substitute was
PRIVATE BILL. .
taYes 81 the ate I Php r. Fruda allowing
for the labor performed In editing the writings 0l
James Madison, was taken from the Speakers table
ASSAY OFFICE IN IDAHO. !.
Mr.. BLAINE, Iep) OF Me-, from the COMMITTEES on
lsh an assay office at Boise city, Idaho, which was
passed.
taken up and referred to their appropriate CONS
Mr. CHANLER introduced Bill explanatory 9f the
act Of January IL, 1858, to prevent frauds n me coz
% O. ss Ss Gn sse ~
BOSTON POET e 9SFIoB: . 49,. Doc. ooa.s
Mr. TsSS1.ea cnt M H% %
the purchase Of q site for Post OMcS and sa6A
Treasury at Boston, at sum not 40 exSesSing
reqarins req the ceTtcate Of the district Attorney
the Eastern district Of Massachusetts as to the tS
MORE INQUIRIES INTO THE WORKINGS OF TIE
Mr.. sourScK ep.1 1IasGd q OHIO, orered resolution
directing the Secretary OF the Treasury inform the
House whether Mr. Edmund Cooper 70 now perform.
has done so any time since the rejection Of hiS
nomination by the Senate, and Y 80 by what
authority OF law, which was adopted. a
THE MARITIME EXHIBITION AT HAvRE.
The ssnate Sn tsd pesSgn a pr e
ame ne At Hsvre was Va -" taEen the
Speakers table. After considerable discussion lr
ysS TO LAY the S ons On @
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| then passed with amendments offered by Mrs
Schenck providing against the payment OF mileAg0
| to the Commissioners and against their being con-
veyed to or from Eavre In any national or pupnc
vessel.
RELIEF OF ISRAEL 6. DIEHL. -.
SThe Senate joint resolution for the relief OF Israei
| D. Diehl was taken from the Speakers table ana
| assed.
Mr.. WOODWARD, (den.) OF Pa, presented the peti-
ton of Joseph III. Scranton and other citizens OK
Pennsylvania for the repeal Of all the laws establish
| ing bonded warehouses; -, |
| Mr. MYERS presented petition from Fisherville,
N. H., to the same efiect also petition OF tne PMas
delphia Board OF Trade and business men FOR such
change in the law will authorize the forwarding Of
imported goods without warehousing directly 10 the
! point OF destination. -
Mr.. O,NEuL, (rcp.) of Pa, presented petition Of
| jOurneymen cigar makers and cigar manulacturerS
| stamping each cigar. 4.
| THE SALE OF TEN-FoRTY BONDS
/ The SPEAKER presented communication from th9
Secretary of the Treasury relative to the sale OF ten
forty bonds the rates at which sold, &c and copies
OF contracts made for labor In the Appraisers Depars
ment Of New York and authority for the same, &c.
| PLACED ON THE RECORD.
| Mr.. MAYNARD was permitted to record his vote
anlrmativey on the impeachment resolutions apd
the impeachment articles He asked also permis,
sion to bave some remarks on the subject printed In
the GlObe.
The SPEAKER remarked that Hfty-one members had
had that privilege and he presumed there would be
no objection
Mr.. ELDRIDGE, oIem.) OF wis. said he objected, In
the other day to get leave to print one i've minutes'
speech.
Mr.. scnENcK, from the Committee on Ways ana
! Means, reported bill to exempt certain mQnuf0c.
| lures from Internal tax, which ordered to be
printed and recommitted with leave to report at Ay
| time.
The House at forty minutes past four O'Clock
adjourned.