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baiWxsHaNGfoH, llerch alsaa,rhe iPreSidsa,
nominated a. Huggan,g Colleet6r of lIntefAa
Revenue for Idaho, and j. r. Hdbbell, United
States ATTORNEY for d0ntana.sblId ani sdT
In tholSenate Ramsey. from the Committee
ON Commerce. arcpOrted u bill with afnend.
mentslt to establish AN assay olIice III fIdaho!T
|oHMOrrill introduced bill tOslpfoyide d TEN
porary government for TIE Territory 0fsAlaska
|id' MOrTill5 from the Committee Oh Conference
on the Consular appropriation BILL recoin.
mended the Senate Ito frecede from certain
amendments and to- concuri iIi the HUsise
amendment providing for the payment intothb
treasury Of all moneys over thousand dOllars
received by aConsuls' or. Commercinl agents.
The report was c0ncurred ins saa9ainao5 lliH
FISHERMAN, from'the Finance COMMITTEES, re-
ported the House bill to exempt certain manu.
factures from heiinternal resenue tax, with
al amendment retaining the tax onltufpsntinc,
coffee, reasted Or ground, and all articles iiil-
cluded aslsubstit0tes for coffee, on spices. mus.
tard,s refned sugars, products iof sugar re-
hneriesjor sugar candy, confectionery, ,efner-
aids. diamonds; precious stones and limitations,
and all jewelry. The bill leaves the tax on
lucifer matches, and ell other stamp duties un-
changed. "A number af an,endnlents were
0ttered uudsreiected.a1 ~ ju9mYasgals s'l1sbsni
An amendment was agreed TO, % to 20, 10
tk<af fow .k.<<.ls IL
-bgAn amendment was lost. - tof 3o. % re.
duce the taridi on imports ten per cent i .Ieai
The bill then passed in COMMITTEES. and Sher.
man gave notice he would pass the vote on Il
IN Senate tomorrow saits.4 silds4sH sd e
nj In the Hohse, the Committee had long
session without dvfipite result on the ,kiaska
Appropriation. ~, -. -
- The Impeachment Managers win examine Inc, no
more witAesses, aud think no other Articles
aecessary. gaogi 1Ya1H 81 I Ieg sv8Tb ,s4fanI
oi On the bill to. admit Alabama, Stevens said;
After o full examination of the returns. from
Alabama, ! am satisfied that 10 force vote
on this bill and admit tho State against our
own law, Wilde there is,a deficiency 0f twenty
odd thousand against il, weule mol, be doing
such Justice In legislation as would be expected
by people That being the case I MOVE
that the bill be. rec5mmittedA - gm1A haa1D
The motion was agreed 10.
i Poland introdoced q substitatc. which xas
rcterred.Io,s1 evBd .sdainasah 9idqa-asls, sa9
The, bill TO relieve certaia Southsrners from
political dlsabllitie caIna np. acknowledgements
ments were offered, ainsertiag other uames. but
were rejected, and the bill after considerable
discussion was recommitted with siastructiens
0the committee 70 report q brief statement
Of each ease, giving rtheiIreasoas for srscnn-
"The blli IL continue the Freedmen's Burrssald
was discussed aud laid over = 8assshth ylsss ~
edBroomal calle<isup the bill 10 compel every
State to strike from the Constitution. or stat.
utes any clause or law. which makes distinc-
ton in political or civil rights among their cit-
zens on account OF parentage, race or color,
and makes the penalty $5. 900 fiie or fve
years imprisosnnent, or both,e ifs any person
shall prevent any qualified citizen Of the United
States from exercising the right Of suffrage at
any election or such State, under the pretence
that such 'citizenpis disqualified BY the Consti-
tuition nor' laws Of such State, on account of
race. or color ,3Ads aeai 4stfyd obl
A long political discussion .ensued, -, a.
Stevens, OF Pa, addressed the House 10 IA
vor Of the bill. Alter speaking 4 few minutes
he had the remainder of his speech read by
thesclefk. He e'closcd By offering d substitute,
that every male citizen Of lawful age,
born or naturaliseda i'm the United States. or
who has declared his intention to become nat
aralized, shall be entitled to vots upon all ma
tional qaestionsin any State. and that no dis
tiaction shall be nnde betwesns tho icitixrus|
except for treason, felony erl any, osherb ins
fumous crime. 80
! After further discussion n Brcotnall withdrew
tho bill and it reanainss with the judiciary
Committee. .
Il aWashburae, from the Committee 0f Center.
ance on. the Consular appropriation bill, re-
ported, which was agreed to, and the Aouse
soon after adjourned. s.
The Prcsident i6s Nominated John Hancock,
Df Philadelphia, brother nf GEM Hancock. f0r
uollectsr sf Internal Reseaue at Orleans, ts |
succeed Gen. Steedman. - .......,.,....,..e aasl
aThs Supreme Court kaia decided anrc,soonstita.
.ional the state law Of Nevada, levyinE 4 tax |
If one dollar on each passenger leaving the |
5tztS byieoach Or rsilr0ad. xoR YAtIiTlN
j The dmilitary ydistrict tef 4 Alaska hae beenI
made q separate. military, department Ii Gen. |
Jefi.' 6. Davis has been assigned to the COM
nahd lin SceofdangS with bis Bfevrt rink.
I,sAs-sices from Texas show $1,000 sysStes feF |
he cenyentiou,; being nearly 400 majority oil
he registered voters, Ninety delegates, are /
elected, ail republican,; none col0red. The
Republicans fear that unless Hancoek 10 re- |
moved they win b unable TO fatffy the cohsti.
utiou, as heihasremesed fheNtr0ops ffon To /
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