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New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
Company the right Of way. grant Of aas 60 Referred

Company the right OF way grant Of lands 90 Referred
to the Committee on Public Lands.
- REPORT ON THE osAoE LANDS. .
Mr. JULIAN rep, Indl presented the COnerence re-
port on the Usage Indian Land bill and was agreed TO-
The House them u o'clock resumed consideration Of
the Myers Molett contested election case from Penn
ADMISSION OF MR. MYERS or PENNSYLVANIA.
After two hours discussion, the House proceeded to
deiarng that Mr. MoTett is entitled to the seat was re-
eoed and that OF tho majority declaring that Mr. Myers
vote Mr. Myers was thereupon sworn In Represent
atiye from Pennsylvania.
Mr. M p Meh @ presented the Conference @
of its provisions is that the Washington Company
shall ALLOW discount OF lS2 per cent for prompt pay
.......-...- PAYMENT OF Mr. MoFFErT.
Mr.. PAlNE ekep, WIS., asked leave TO report reso,
which Mr. Myers had just obtained 800 in full for
penses In prosecuting s claim to the seat OD1ectlon
being made, the rules were suspended and the Tesou
REaovINo POLITICAL DISABILITIES.
ON ReconsructiOn reported a bill relieving large
Der Of persons from political disabilities and moved the
Mr. Whttemore then moved that the rules be suspended
Sqd tHS e passed i1S Ssn fSs t%ods hD' IN t6s ma
tive The bill therefore was not passed, but remained
'gT[e Mr eFtASRSsWoRTH tS ep IC advocated the b and
spoke of it's great Importance Nearly all the names
brsoed in had scanned criticised and passed upon
aToraby by the Reconstruction Committee OF the House,
and the judiciary Committee OF the Senate and by both
Houses Inc @ ~ n ed an MOSS aSeS m %eIS nn M
men as exAttorney General Speed the North Carolina
had been recommended by the Republican Commit.
tee in that State and by Gov Holden One OF them had
Just beer appointed and confirmed Assessor OF In
ternal Revenue but could not hold the Office unless re-
leved. r .
Mr.. FARNswoRTH then moved the previous question
on the passage Of the bill.
The previous question was seconded but without vote
on the passage, The House took until y.
EVENING SESSION. .4
The House met again at O'clock. z
IRE PROTECTION OF SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS. ..
on motion OF Mr.. LOGAN Iep ILL., the Senate bill 10
facilitate the payments OF bOunes soldiers their
heirs taken from the Speakers table, amended by
provision that the attorneys fees shall be reserved by the
Department when the money Is paid, and was then
passed. ......... ...... 1.~-t
THE REMOVAL OF DISABILITIES
The consideration OF the bill removing political dsabill
ties then resumed. The bill read in full by the
Clerk.
The vote then taken the passage OF tho bill, and
resulted Yeas 81, Nays 47so two thirds voting IN the
Affirmative the bill passed. Some slight applause
followed the announcement OF the vote The following Is
the vote in detau; '...
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
yELOCIpEDE EXHIBITION.

Some remarkable feats of dexterity, cyldenc-
ing the efficiency which be acquired In the use OF inc
bycyee ysocpede accomplished last night NJ the
Jersey City Veocpedrome, where most amusing pro-
eraume was performed. The announcement OF lno en;
tertainnen attracted largo number OF spectators, a
the spacious hall was literally crowded Win peIson9 VI
both sexes Tho programme consisted OF gfhnu ehso
OF Is riders led by Mr.. f. II. Carlton OF BrooEyp wiz
afterward went through wOndcrfulcoUrse OI eNouton
and fancy riding. The Pickering brothers, accompanies
by two lady experts elected much applause by theit u
ferent performances, among which may De mehll9nv,u
riding over temporary bridges and performing the erce
of the rink the ladies armin-arm with the gen gen
MrssTs Merheid and Norton, although FAR IRON
e0ualing the speed made by many riders during tio
evening created considerable interest probaDy oN,nb
IN rho fact that each backed" Tor c0nsderapo
ann The rnce was 10 be decided by the best two IN
three runs The prize handsome gOlu meniu,
which was awarded 70 Meirhead Time, 22l Ihe pest
riding OF the evening displayed In game OF laf
nv three experts, whose respective maneuyerngs III
avoiding the pursuer sfuly performed Durlnb
the game numerous heavy falls took place. but as no o %
was injured they only had the eject OF increasing
mrth The circuit riding. picking up tho hhndksIetnvi'
slow race and other games, which followed III thex ~
nonted order were performed with great skl rnd te
evening closed after most successful entcri Alnnvn
with grand finale, open for all embracing ~ lnhasucs
yaultiug into the saddle, etc, etc.
YELOCIPEDE RIDING IN TIE sIHEt.~. 4.
Pone OF the more adventurous 0f NeloCrede rlues ~
,o ity are testing their machines on the streets scS
,ho Weather has become favorable, and when tnt
nuhc thorou ghfarcs unobstPcted by vehicles hey
make very good time Mr GusKlvo frohInan rode lioh
slxtYourLhst " FultoRst ps evening Ia ~ ninusos'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
IrcrrREs. MEETINGS. &c.

A German mass meeting will be held in the
stadt Theater at D. m tomorrow to indorse the amend
ment to the Excise law.
Prominent speakers will address the Morning
eighth-st. and Broadway, tomorrow afternoon az
O'Clock.
John b. Cough will deliver his lecture on
"Curiosy" at Apollo Hall on Tuesday evening, for the
benefit tho mission work Of st. Anus Church Tor ueat
mutes. #Ht.
The Cuban Ladies' Relief Association held
,eir lsh regular meetng yesterday afternoon at the ST.
InIian Hotel The preparations for the grand Kellogg
concert are being rapidly completed
Marion Division, No. 81. OF the Sons OF lem
orance met on Thnrsday evening at the Eighy-sxth-
A. Presbyterian Church, 20 listen 10 an Grafton from Ed-
mod0cation of tho Excise Law unanimously
adopted.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10

Conrad Beimgle, n carpenter aged 0l years
residing In West Eeyeuthst between West and Wash
ingosts employed upon the Girard House az inc cor
ner of Cbamberssr and West Broadway Tell irom tue
roof Of that building 10 the pavement esteroa su was
instantly killed. He leaves wife ana -FOUR chudreh'
The fourth triennial sale of figure, fruit ana
flower pictures painted by George H. Hal came on ias'
night a the soneryllle Art Gallery corner OF Fnnve
fading" sold for 800; II Frutoro de eeya, bVxCe,
brought si15; little Spanish girl brought t,Vv,
"Antonia brought t2eO The total sales amouhteu "
1850 .... 49,
Some of the newspapers having published q
description OF the capture OF Antoine Manrer te Sps
Valley murderer by P.nkertons private ~ Dis
SUPERINTENDENT Kennedy yesterday denied 'ht .e hs
kerton had anything to do with IT, ana ~
honor for one OF his own force The ,n Police
PinkertOn's force sent communication 70 a ~ ths
commissioners last evening claiming the hoho- VI ~'
capture. ~ a.
On March If the fur manufactory No. NJ, ~ ~
Clinton entered by burglars anu si,Vs sy,~sv was
mrs owned by Frederick Boos OF NO 4tV nnt the
sfolen. The building fired ny the .n .ISon Sas oc-
dames were extinguished before mnch uhnas1 p1ieer
ga casiOned Yesterday, Sergeant hlsgnS no no oNewark-
fisher arrested Matthias Rosenbeack ot no, d ound
sTo Hoboken former workman In the piaee, a Us
~ Gs possesslon 500 worth OF the stolen property "
was locked up In tho Delancey-st. pohee slauon'
Several days ago Fire Marshal Bracket pre- pre-
,r,cd written charges before the Board OF P9,Vo
wissioners against Clinton a. psgood ono ., % referred
Tor dtsobedence Of Ordeya The matter nus re theT
10 Commissioner Brenpan 90 inyestiate sbri's ofies
probablo that tho workings OF tho t'rs
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10

4
Mr. DIXON CRep, X. ID moved to reconsider the vote
by which the Senate bill to prevent the extermpa!ion Of
COMMITTEES Commerce, and asked to have 1t put upon
Mr. SARGENT Rep., call opposed the BILL claiming
that for the benefit of monopoly and would work
OF the Committee Commerce OF San Francisco protest
ing against the passage Of the bin, -, =.
reconsider the table Agreed to- and tho bill remains
with the Compittee on Commerce.
Mr. BUTLER Rep., Mass.) asked leave 20 have the bill
provide for submitting the Constitutions Of virginia
thereto. taken from the Speakers table.
Mr. BnTIER moved to susPsd the rulss Agreed to-
Yeas 10; Nays, &c the Democrats voting In the bega
Mr.. BUTLER then moved to suspend the rules and
concur in the Senate amendments, thelpnnepai amend
ens eeDs rSs as Prerequisite FOR
admission, and referring the proceedings nnay 10 Con-
siySs MessTs. M HIDREDGE Dem Wis., and BROOKS Dem,
N " demanded separate votes on the amendments Dut
the Speaker ruled that the Otloh 10 susPeho 'ho Lcs
MT. WOODWARD Dem. Pa, at 10 O'Clock, moved that
'T The rules Mere suspended~Yeas iO7 Nays 80; and
the Senate amendments we're concurred In by STRICT
T6e HoHse then went to the business the Speakers
table, aud disposed thereof as follows: -
The senate amendments to the House bill for the relief
Of BlaBton Duncan Of Kentucky. Coneurred in-hcas
Mr. MAYNARD, at IL o'clock, moved to take a recess
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning 80 ,,,
The House then continued with the business on the
Speakers table, as follows:
THE sTATUs OF THE JUDGE-ADvoCATE.
The Senate me House bll ~
and x the status OF In the Army CON
TIE LAKE SUPERIOR SHIP CANAL ,
The Senate Joint resolution extending unil the 90 o
March 1871 the time for completing the forase 'Ao
and Lake Superior Ship Canal Passeo,
s1E DIEGO MADE A PORT OF ENTRY; -,
THE Senate iOint resolution making oan DleBO Nall
fornia port Of delivery. Passed. =,
fThe senate bill 10 extend the time 10 the Little kOck
and Fort Smith Railroad Company TO complete the hrst
Mr. JULIAN Rep, Ind) moved an amendment, requlr,
tu the lands ceded be sold only TO actual Settlers ID
onantities not exceeding 100 acres =
Mr. JULIAN'S amendment was then agreed TO- ana
thb bill as amended was passed.
THE SOUTH CAHOLISA CONTESTED SEAT.
Mr. PAINE (Rep., Ms) at 12b o'clock, moved 70 10y
aside the business the Speakers table, 80 as 10 take up
a south Carolina contested election case.
The motion was rejected by Yeas 90, Nays &c.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tho next business the Speakers table was the He-
ate hll p reference to the Central and Union racine
Mr. BINGHAM Gep.. Ohio moved the previous ques;
ton 6rst making statement as to the Importance oi
MIR FARNswORTH Rep., Ill) protested against pass
i, sncb an important bill under the previous question:
and renewed al o'clock, the motion Tor recess
rho nrcyOus question seconded, ana the senate
b1l being substitute for the House BILL was passed
| without a division -. -. Al ,Yo,.o ,-.s am In
! .-EQl
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
New Tuck nIeasurer, Marker, and Creaser ior sew
N''' Ing Machines -, ~ 1850

N,rr, FuLLER DARSus;. ,,.l M..,.,.r. and crsai
Wilson Machines on yaoos
Nh, the last three Ma al.
.accs, 0ubsi the amount OF nehS ok
Ia U.S. months Manufacturer. Of Tucked
In charge Of Machines At ttern "'"'
Good, M ard.st, New lpfh ,s. Trcvxx
TN Lve "a, 4, more than FAMILIES VIII usealV0 ns
LRErIsE, Nsw.YoRK Feb &c. 1869.
80, . p.rsrr: 7 delighted with your new pol
hsss Tuek NarAero CTeaseT; call the bAf
90 % ever Increasing admiration to see how perteev{ ~
See, In PLScHts0' the sharpess crease on al kn9s
,haSt ,be instability Of niurinE the ino delicate iAe
oi soou 80. iusprslou fad Az DoSE WITH MEAnsG mx
s snsei tncug high 2l4 yards day The secure
AZ Az ~ @ ths Of the TUCK, our OF
@ where be CROWD the Work 70 or
& h Gauge capital as 10 also tho Automatic CLOTH ssoorh
@ . sIs elevated projecting bed TO PREySar 1nR Tuek oen
IA from GAusH The Arrangement Tor sokou
49, ah 10 STRAIGHT Will be appreciated Dy thee Nno
hsv guiding their work II s@Ll0hr and
Ss riy the miebue viii TIE Independent
scsr on fed bed for both aud Grease ths
nbateyer adjusting hs ereAsng devices being hnAs. nu 70
sseh ober bo bs TO meTs A2f
.rau oosug the Of sber Gauge or crease
aoTs 10 be desired A SLAiGHT, No. tJ9 kgathaSe'
These esrtfsate, can bs multiplied indefinitely. , 4.
Tucks all In others ln Vac hAes "a, ~
operation nearr the machines An sIpsneneed ~ N enaSc'
With sapsrt operators DO CT As taeking to SdsE
There SSnTrss Tor some ons. Invention in bOh BsaLlsp
FKAScR Pasuts "6aTsd Can'issn male % lena
make from % 10 Slo per di% ~,e pn.s
Sole Director of Sales In AmeneA aud Europe AZ NJ '
ibisd door below Blsecksrstt te"'terh
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
INDIdNA POLITICS.
a correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette
writing from indianapolis Indiana, April !, says:

A correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette.
writing from Indianapolis Indiana, April !, says:
Tho Democratic members who were I'm the city held 2
caucus forenoon at which senator hehdTlcks anu
other politicians were present, and they agreed upon
sending 90 the Republican members certain definite
proposition signed by tho nye Democratic senotOs ano
REPRESENTATIVE who did not resign THIS was submitted
10 inc Republican tonight, and led TO lengthy
and excited discussion, tho attendance being Iull ana
speeches being made by Gov Baker, Gen kimIall ana
others The following resolutions were nnaily adopted,
as expressing the senSe Of tho meeting; -
The communication Addressed 70 s kspSeae'a sen'tr,
Rspf.,ss,re Cosoih ws IBd Adt doe, n purpOr 10
.esnl'isaoa a a Rsss.,S..,i,s ba .iHglJ proyo.
uoa eons Democrats Who dd not rs At the late session
Rs,d Thsi d unsns.Oa do lie on the table Bot IN per,
,ohal sspec the ,snsn ofsAd eenm1asAaon ana An
Rsd Tb,, Republican member, bare 20 DO their d1i{ 70
ssls ,pd b.y decline 3! a.ks- VJ-Pls:nb 10 the
Rf That copy Of these resolution, b, furnished to ;hs SenA
Tor, , whom the sad Communication was delivered
The disposition manifested was generally In fayor OF
procecine with legislation nfs but against making
any promises under conpulsion. Many Republicans are
,nent Mt tho beginning OF the session They do not n-
clude a majority, however. The Democrats also held
caucus 20 night iu which general discussion was IN
dulged in Mauy OF tho influential members do not In
as upon any previous pledges declaring lha tney nave
no right 10 demand them. They favor going In aud
vafying and making their future action depend upon
the course pursued by the majority The Whole mAtur
ia good deal mixed tonight and the result Is uncertain
hut II Ia hoped that COunsels viii prevail or
both sides and that the Legislature may DO organized
tomorrow without difficulty.
dispatch last night states that legislative mattert
remain unchanged Tho House held three sessions yes
,erday and the Senate one, without quorums. IL IL
thought now that the newlyelected members will appear
to-day and be qualified. The Hon. A. y Stanton. tho
Sneaker Of the last House declined reelection, ana Mr.
Buskrk OF Monroe County has been nominated by the
Republans. The Democrats held caucus yesterday
but their action has not been made public.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


On motion of Mr. SCHENCK the Senate
amendments the Whisky aud Tobacco bill were taken
from tis Speakers tabe and non-eoncurred IN ana
Committee Of Conference requested.
ALLOWING Defendants TO TESTIFY.
Mr BUTLER Qaep, Mass), from the Judiciary Com
mittee, asked leave TO report back the IbI pertnk
defendants in criminal cases in the United States courts
70 testify. and make the State laws govern ih ths
United States courts in the respective States Oh questions
Of the competency Of witnesses.
Mr BIRD objected and Mr.. BUTLER moved to sus'
pond the rules but the rules were not suspended
PRINTING the OPINIONS OF THE ATToRNEY-GESBsAL'
Mr.. COOK Gaep III moved 20 suspend the rules 10
enable him to report from the Judiciary Committee 10
provide for the publication OF the opinions Oi the Ato
neyGenerals. and for other purposes ~, - h,re tbs
The rules were suspended, and the bil came oeIoIe
House for action, and was passed under inc Pe''0u
ADMISSION OF TIE CoSNECTICUT MEMBERS
PAINE 12ep. Wisl. Chairman Of the Committee on
Elections moved that the Representatives. eecI ro
state OF Connecticut be sworn IN Ihey haa nos sn e
usual regular certbcates, because TIC canvass wac
yet fully completed but they had credentials from ste
officials which satisfied the Committee on Elections uhd-
After discussion the motion was agreed 10, and
Messrs Strong kellogg, and StarkYeather were sWOIn
in. Mr. Barnum' the fourth Representative was NOT
CONFERENCE coNxIIIEE on THE TAX BILL 49,,
The SPEAKER appointed Aessrs Schenck Allison, AND
Marshall the Conference Committee on the Whisky and
Tobacco Tax BILL
INVESTIGATING TIE sOCTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS
Mr. PAYNE from the Committee Elections. reported
sonth Carolina on the elections ~ the IiId and IYh Dis
tTicts. Adopted
LAND DISTRICT FoR WYOMING
Mr. JULIAN rep, IDd1 from the Committee on Pub
I,c ta1ds Tenorted ai " establish land district
Wyoming Territory Aftes SNORT dSeoSsioh the Dill wa
passed. .,,, ,,,,rr,Soon, .p,,,po,n
Mr. MAYNARD QIep, TenDJ introduced n Dill grant
Ing 70 the EsS 4seaps' Aoplls ana SHe''sRYSS-
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
youRSALIsM IN PHILADELPHIA.

The Morning Post says: We are gratiiled
that there was such demand for Wednesdays Le"gtr
that the propricors reprinted 1t yesterday morning VIC
cannot say when such thing has happened before IN
philadelphia.
Tie Erening Star yesterday performed the greatest
feat recorded in philadelphia journalism II printed ana
sold ri,etv fire thousand copies using two presses which
were kept busy the entire day. We know this to be a
fact and this edition largest everprned by Phil
adelnhla daily paper.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
NVARn AGT WARD.

DIR. John A. Ward of this city, who recently
brought q sut against his wife for divorce, was Few
DAYS ago arrested by tho Sheriff. and lodged In Ludlow
st iai for failure comply with tho order OF Judge
Cardozo requiring him TO pay his wife hllmohy ana
counsel fees The matter came up yesterday a' "o
Chambers Of the Supreme Court to vacate tho arrest on
account OF irreguarty In the precept on which tho
arrnst WAS made. Decision reserved. -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
sChAscE-cRAq qIsf. III. sy rhersd. A9h y d. ksA
sldsss Z. r.s,. sr y e az ps sss.s h ''
AZ Notices Of Marriages must be sGdorssd nth fsu
DIED.

. .| \.
rSs ,,d .ss Mar a s.S;r q ,s ss.ss
s ssay ssaosS se s L isss. s No s %
cosTsoS wsdsssa, The 1'h iust .bor ra.. Esabe
oakey sfs efG w Cos,er N .I. IlfI7T -
H.iTs charsS Sn saturday Morning q i sS St.
oAsrzou Fd,y morning the 9th in. John w of,As
II: relative, .sd blends Pt!.; ,: .:S s:ss;,. IA, Lss..
o. ASSs. cGFss 5s Re-. p pag a. ID
iss. At Sssel The remains VII be Inferred in Trinity
t:i.f SsS'cs' slaa.i sSs :s' ss, TSs.
TIE s Invited to attend h. Saturday
s IG iSs s'o. from the residence Of her Dsrsa No
MeALLlsTERAt EeSbufsh. A. T. on Thursday, April Ds'a
Funeral Eswhurgh Nondsy inst ssii o'clock Ths
relatives and friends respectfully invited ''If
G i sif Es n S: a e. s:i ssi'
The relatives and friends family .so nemb.s Of cepssess
% IS. S1 member; ofd bs Ss, No. %
invited to attend the funeral from the Church FO Anst sna
Rgh'have on Saturday at O'clock NJ s'h0s further n'a
YRsprrTon Wednesday April gorge Sc.b IN sts Sis. year
The fsss service. Iss.rs.u.a
Msoovs sud Thyhht. Saturday asrpooa The 10th ins1
q II. ne rIposnVA-
saivsd that Chapel ofG Co.'S ons. Do extend
S,aS1 sss 70 s .o HSs s, es q cs"S
ncshston Thirty 6hhs and hAdis'n.ve on ssasa.r Apn "
From t5s Ssh which Mr. S.ss b. ss,ys hslS 70 p:
/ trad
hoped large delegation Of Union VII be Prses N oss
President strk tii.'' n " naN"o'' se'e-''
oAKLEY-A, whit. Plains Y, on Friday Aprs MIS- S'"h
relatives sd epds family invited 20 attend me ansra'
Church White Plains Sunday April H. sia Oeloef N
ODELIn Bookyu Thursday morning Hasey eeynon nAa'
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend s funers
from the residence Of bis gsnoiasDe'
w. Seymour, No le4 South 0Ifordst , =, "a. n...s.
ga. sPhHga: Mass, on wsdne'dIy ApH D'''''
raa.l.I service. u. Be held Il TsnD.cS spa the IA is.
RYsRsosou Friday noraias spfs Jchn Rysr'eS IN the Ss
Tie rsshves pd fasera RON bis l,fs
residence No 24 East Sunday aierDo'p
sPRIN-Aths residence this city, Thursday April amer
short Illness ssuae Spring D. this city eldest sOa Of the ks'
Gardner Spring aged 81 sears .. g.......l. - Il
The and family respectfully invited 10 aten3
Ms from father No East Thirty
81 on SATURDAY nert April 10. at1o oeloek
TAPPANOn Wednesday evening AP7 Jeremiah Pearsoa faPpsD
| 10 the 74th year Of bis age. . 49,. a..
ave on saturday The ioth lnsL at ocsk N "a "a
TTON-At Mount Vernon Fh day morning fS1sh mSar sn
Msry Elizabeth daughter Of BENJAMIN w and mary D. iEoo
| IN the l7th other sge -. 49,. v.xno,
tn. nern viii take place residence obe the noco sroou
Ws.rester Co. N r. Seventh dsJ morning a. lV3 Seoes
WIYfa dis c on fry April At the residence OF hef
"Ss D. BrsA No At West TSentysg MsrA IA """' "
Lanes Wsy the 10th year OF her age 81. IL
T Relatives aud lieadi the family respeesla ,Iss
1s mnsrs rom hen late residence Maspb l. L. On saaofy Wv ~
| inst at o'clock ?. N, without farther inp'a1oh
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
kLIsr CONGREsS-IsT SESSION.
: sENATz... WASHINGTON April .. 1862
Mr. Anthony (Rep., r. I.) again presided, IN
- rnr nousE REcoNsTRuoTIoN BLL.

Mr.. Anthony rep, r. I) again presided, in
tho absence OF Nh. Colfax. .....
Tuu HoUsK RECoNsTRUcTtoN BILL.
On motion Of Mf. TRUMBULL CRep, Hl), tie House
hin apborizing the submission OF the Constitutions OF
virginia Mississippi and Texas to vote OF the people
kns taken up.
Mr. MORTON Rep., Ind) offered as an additional sec
op TO the ioint resolution offered by him the other day
providing that before Virginia, Mississippi ana Texas
Ishal be admitted 10 representation In Congress- their
leeveral Legislatures shall ratify the Fifteenth Amend
ltment 10 the Consultation. -. -. 4. 81. 49,, o.. 4.
Mr.. TRUMBULL lRep.. uLl did not think ~ WISE 10
add this section the bill. Congress had already WIN
great deberaton passed several acts prescribing the
HOpdOns OF reconstruction, and several states ad CON-
hped with those conditions and been admitted 10 rep
Kesentatiou; and for Congress 20 impose addonal
kondons would be breach OF faith with those people
BIt MORTON denied that 1t would be breach OF Ian,
no agreement had been made between CONGRESS ao tne
hnreconstructed States Congress had onefe1 those Hose
Estates upon certain condtlOhs puG they
had refused accent the Offer and had STOOD OUT n nos
ifity 10 the Government and now II was the fHnt OF
3ngress 10 impose whatever conditions II pleaseu pro
byiled they were Just and right In themselves; -,
anposton OF ne conditions woud be breach of faith
! After some remarks by Mr.. THURMAN, the amend.
Ouent was agreed 70 by the following vote; ...s
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
,,rvsr prRopKIN NARKErs

..... LATEST BCROPBAN MARKETS -,
C0ns0ls ces at St for money ana ~
United States Five fwen bonds quiet Ss
80 -. g.
FHlSuORr April aunted States F'sTT'nT bonds are n'n
ST. . 60 a.
P.Els April e-Tke Boue stesdy: Ren,es 70 f,He, ne
Iyx,Poo April 9RgsnngCOtsa closed dali hiiding inas
ma NaIuss orleans l2la Sales Of ts daT W bales b''aa
stun, and Provisions aHshauged Petreeum unchanged
LoSDoS April 9-EveoiDS sOs has advanced 5L and quoted "
t6l6 ElgAr 39,6
HavRE April 9-Byeninge ge-Cot.en Unchanged ''''.''
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10

Mr., TRUMBULL proposed several verbal amendments
designed TO remove antiquities in the original BILL Which
were agreed TO.
On motion of Mr. EDMUNDS Oep VT, the 9th section,
authorizing the Commanding General to suspend untl
fhe action OF the Legislature all laws that he may deem
Unjust and oppressive, was eXpunSed
4 Mr, EDMUSDS then offered an additional section,
hioh was adopted declaring that the proceedings OF any
of the said States shall not deemed hnal operate as
"a complete restoration until their action shall be ap-
proved by Congress 4.
Mr. SAWYER (Rep.. s. c. offered an amsndment 60
dhe first section which agreed to- striking out the
ords the registered voters OF said State and insert
ing instead the yOers OF said State registered at
'nS Ssssrs sIT - DAVIS BAYARD. STOCKTON. and CAS-
SERIY argued against the bh, and especially against
nle anne endIneut of Mr.. Morton. b.
The bin was then passed by vote OF A Yeas to Nays;
all the Senators present voting In the Affirmative except
fnlln iup,.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10

passiss down Third.ave to Fortieth,st througn For
Fultonst ~ - II