New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

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WASHINGTON, Jane ls.-IntsEaal revenue
recstpes to- daI 1854. .0Q0 fdRa wal fal0lts
Mr.. Hesson, amenbes Of sOoasress from
North OAfolins, - seriously dick. aasas ~ .
Seeret6ry Rsbeson leaves in view days
on the steamer !sllapoosa, to inspect the
The Secretary of the Interior autographed
Red Cloud that the government had fnsaly
consented 70 give his psrty the seventeen
horses he asked for. .ssB+fsae5 g - ~
Red Cloud telegrspAsd back thas his heart
had bees made very big. sy1l-9.' 9e'aisa
Gendte-A bill Wss reported giving $500,
900 subsidy to the California and Australia
steamship line. contingent upon Australia
giving the same amount. 4. sA
4 bill was introduced providing for tho
transportation Of goods in bond nom the
ports of entry 70 tbs points Of delivery. g
The bill establishing . department Of jus.
tice was passed, and goes 70 the President
for his approval. q p seg as -h
The bill which passed the House regard
ing the currency aWas read the first and
second time and referred 70 the Committee
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up the bill removing political disabilities,
h Mr.. sumner said the bill was o. tao whole.
sale . character. and II va postponed BY .
vote of 28 to. %. .,.,, s..sv -
The bill repeating the franking privilege
was resumed. .cl 20 9s.dir1gt q 81 81 :
An amendment continuing the present
arrangements for the exchange and delivery
of newspapers, passed BY vote Of 36 to II.
The Senate, without dhal action, Id.
iourned. ecIs1gs3 boz q q stecGS
.Hoase-Noon.--New York and Boston
merchants petition for drawback on cotton
shipped to China after June, 1868. glS
Further petitions tor Uniform rate on,
tobacco were presented. .5ss sate..o sVhi
The Cuban question was resumed and
n. B'ngham's amendment was adopted by
4 The s Reconstruction Re Committee had full
uSSuuKs t00 0I6t kOE y tVDK kAh8SS USy
confirmed their action Of Tuesday on the
Georgia bill, and it vail be reported the frst
opportunity in ita original shape. viz: "The
Virginia bill with the militia clause"
When presented, the pfevi0us question will
be moved, an. # will lie with the House
whether or not amendments will be al
he Judici.ry Committee heard further
evidence concerning the despsrate and un-'
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CONGRESSMAN Porter. The only
Whether the House b justi6ed In Interfering
with hthe courts and the amount of sanctityl
otperson which the congressional privilege
inynlyeo, Yin sd3 fr8 u $50 - ~ bu7Ts
Mr. Hoar has resigned the Attorney Gen.
eralship, and Amos =. Aekermsn, Of Geoe.
gle, has been appointed TO the positinn. ag
There are .rumogs Of other cabinet
changes. Giass ,glg. lei t5s ssF + ..f - C1fsl
! The Judiciary Committee have agreed to
recommend to the House to allow Woods to
60 to Richmond in the custody Of an officer,
to appear before the courts on Saturday in d
murder case, and return. ~ $3.50 gsri.
/ The House has ordered Woods to Rich
mond to testify, in accordance with the re-
recommendation Of the Judiciary Committee.
| The balance Of the day was consumed ON
Western railroad matteEss .lgi.a so c.s
/ The House passed o resolution allowing
murder case, upon ths personal pledge of
Virginia Senator johnson that the Virginia
authorities would not attempt to take him
from the custody of the House OF Repre-
sentatives. ~ bis ii2is Ea IOEf 6-f 7f
/ The Justice bill, which passed the House
and nov goes to the Senate, creAtes new
Department. with the General az
the head, assisted by Solicitor General
and two assistants. It transfers to this de-
partment the solicitors Of the treasury aud
internal revenue departments, naval sollc.
itors, their assistants and employees and the
examiner of claims in the state Department.;
the object being to facilitate the transaction
Of the business pertaining to these Offices.
Much disgust is manifested in Republican
circles over the nomination of Mr.. Acker.
man as Attorney General of the United
States. 4r -fit .H'< .fsl1 - ~.s.t pas
A motion to go into executive session in
the Senate this afternoon to confirm tbs
nomination, was defeated by large m4tor'
ity, though there seems to be but Attie
doubt Of his ultimate confirmation. t2
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