New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House to-day, on motion OF Dir'
DOUGLAS Dem, ya) the privileges OF tho moor were
extended a oeea alton Of gentlemen from 'irgiA con
ncctod with tho Bureau of Emigration.
MrKNOTT Dem Ky.), fIom the Judiciary Committee
reported hack the sena BILL fixing the time for holding
rrit Courts in the District, OF California. oregon, and
Nevada ss follows: California nrst MondaS IN v in M
% Of ocy year. oregon second Monday in April
and first Monday October OF each year; Nevua tn %
MONDAY I'm March aud st Monday in November ~ eact
Year With an amendment making the bin taks fleet on
the LIST OF March, 1876 Tho Amendments "as "s'00 "
The proceeded to call the committees Tor re-
ports o. private nature, under which call seVera PITY
bills reported and referred 10 tno 'on''' " WIZ
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED.
The Senate bill authorizing Mr. Marsh, Minister 70
Italy 10 accept q chronometer from the hepnpno o'
switzerland and table from the Kingdom of Italy In
recognition OF his services these governments as arh-
traitor question OF boundary, was passed. u,,o,a
TIE Hnnsc at 1885. went into Committee OF the " whols
the Private Calendar Mr. Holman lDen'' ihu' LII
tine chair. Tho following bills were passed - ,a.o.
For the relief of Robert Ia" in Of sayanna Geo.;
James Hele OF MIss0uri; John iinrch,ii o, knoa-
patick GIackcn. c. W. la Pourie Eilzabeth A. Nei6ne,
Ruth Eeu Grccland VIM d. Cobaugh. Frances e. Elott,
s S,d'T M lake Jt ERIE Mares West giving ner
pension OF captains TidS% jane a. t'E 3 oSbarn
Annie Farley Alexander 3 Barnard
TIE MAN WHO SERVED IN TWO ARMIES.
In the case Of bill granting pension to william r.
Duncan OF Tennessee. Mr.. cABELL Oem VaJ SAID this
man was u Confederate before he became Federal
soldier
Mr.. RAINEY Rep., s. q explained TIE history OF the
case showing that DunraE had enl sted In the Coned
crate army In order to procure mo discharge non!
Rebel PRISON Knoxville OF crippled brother VINO hld
been arrested Union guide; tna he nal ieseiten al
c fst opportunity, joined the Federal service ana re-
mained in II during The war; ...,, .,,a, ,,,, man
who had entered service on sucn condition as ms
bal DONE and had broken his faith was Scouhdre
....i,. La. an naf
Mr.. TIiOENBURGH Oiep, renn) said such condition
Mr. x AssON n,rp Iowa. remarked that the gentleman
from illinois orrisoul had put tho issue Ia such shape
that House should understand H. MI Morrison Lau
tcrted from previous enlismrnt IN lhc Confederate
army. anu had stated that nan NO had desered uhuor
Mr. MORRISON Gnterrupting-I do not propose TO
let the gentlenau from Iowa state case ior me- VIII
Mr. KASSGN~Ihe gentleman has stated the IN the
"Hr. MoRHsON-No, Sir, I have not.
MIR. kAosUN-rhe record to-moIrow,h " not altered
lSS WIN nrST the % rrrs ls of his brother from rebel PRISON
by his own temporary enlistment and then having u'
F tae distinct issue with tue gentleman. This
is shown by the repOrt TO nave een disabled III inc
Union service have presented such PROOF OF to
Inc Couini,sioncr of Pensions to OBTAIN pension,
which aftorwxd taken from hiI Are we To 10 'Viu
that Union man. who got his bIothor ont oil prson py
playing RUSS ON sliy one, Was Bmiy OF VIOLATION VI
The laws II war, and tat bio act was one oi disohor
protest against such n doctrine.
Nj. AUHRlsON-I repeat taat do not allow tho gen
tiondu lIOui Iowa 10 sao a case Tor me- ana on as
sumption wholly (R-PubcaD members On, hOD. lie
do- Ano" lime when voted asainst pcAs,'nlnS a
Union soider. asked ihe stn!l,miN roin oouth Ctfo
Ina tMr kiuryD n understood han correctly as say ihs
THIS lad entered tho toncdrIst" service "r
the purpose releasing his brother, and then haNlhs
brothers release, broke bs iaIt aid 'ioiaeu
h. pledge and obligation J uhdrrstood mh 10 2 s,y
les. th." otiihf VI 'hI I a'' 80 , nos thai !.
said ABOUT II, ana said theh ~ s"y no" % tm, , q
man 10 cnt.Ta into Suo engagement wth bo uleh-
ton and puTlosc Ot DioaAInS a. Is nos si' man a'
ought To b- pclsionod tnd ior tho Irasoi ,' & "a" ~, >
fa aud cnirrs into this 'nsasrn'hl ,or me l'ipose
Of breAsing i@tA II tis man mas 'ue'sn' L'1"aT ~
JUSTIFY Ah LritihS ptiSivh loi ssthlos III .v"I''
fcudocJ aud for disabilities Incurred IN the service
Nj IUNNsEND Rep.. " ~ mared that It had been
SAID luco.ci ho House gong 80 idf mo inc
business Oi au.ncsy that sDino mrmbcr would nave To
Introduce bal 20 remove ihe o'Snpi'l,'1 nom @ ~, M VIZ
ma s,TNCd ~ tue Union army lie hnptd ti" lha' pr
dictiou would not loo turned Into rc'y, becahso II 60
t.cu any member VI the House NhO hhd sci' 'eu w t'
Inlun a. ms and Whuse biography was 20 bc published.
would nave H. suppress tlat ihci Laughter ON tno Ike
Sr S.oiKi5oN- Has the gentleman any rgfcreqce to
NJ. TOWHnEND-hy proposition was entirely general
81" MOI:RIsOS cnterrutln.) u ask the gentleman II
he had ans Ircrcucr tO me-.
Mr IONNs.ND-Idl not have reference TO anybody
Mr.. s.OhEIsON Then tll.t is AL about AZ.
Mr. IOWN-END-I wanted To say just what will be
the fact II nd aiy rrcIrnrc 10 the gentleman irom
wAr.cr u la, not saJ tnat u We ..a-c o ie son
tls because he served IN the Uu"n army, wat VII
u com. wen The u Sr Phi,S 81 ni,mDers are pub
hslcd. We Wi have 10 'reNs Tie !act t"t an! oi us
have Ger 81 "a "a, Cn."h u. niy. - ,. .,, ,..n,,..
Iha,e fiuner rr> &, n,Ar to hin As tLo case has
stated 4rsud to thc record OF ths man. nave
Mr1NBELL GD,n.. Va said he had no idea of inter.
isg an oJ .ctoH To tr P,n-i"uins OF ahy sOod uhon
Mr DfBOLr dem, Nol argued that the man had
served and bcen disabled IA the Union army t.at hc
was rua .oI to pension and ought 10 have II.
Mr. ilOIAAN tD"iu., ihIJ th"u-At Ivory aFar, ~
ton.e'rra.o ,cc nnd i"A lao was 'h'ied 10 ieh-
lDo D.i wAs tAcn Ieacd