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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 10, 923. NEW YORK, FRIDAY. JULY 27, 1*00. THICK FOUR UK NTS.
WASHINGTON
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS IN CON3RESS.
THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
Consideration in the Honae of
Mr. Banks' New Bill.
ITS PASSAGE BT A UNANIMOUS TOTE.
*h:s ssarcrsssss t enato&s
Extreme Radicals Endeavoring to Ex
clude Senator Patterson.
Sumner and Howard Express Doubts
as to Ills Loyalty.
Sis Credentials Referred to the
? Judiciary Committee.
The Deficiency Bill Passed in
the Senate.
Awards to the Captors of the Assas
sination Conspirators*
OoAoiel Conger to Receive $15,000, Colonel Baker
$1,740 and Lieutenant Doherty $6,?i0.
General Sherman Confirmed as Lieutenant
General and Rear Admiral David
D. Porter as Vice Admiral.
Action of the Ctorernment in Behalf
of the Fenian Prisoners.
LM of Article* Gifiqit from Taxation I'ndrr
tbe Internal Revenue Law.
fte. Ac. &c.
Wjbiiisgto!!, July '26, I860.
Itrprnl of Ihr Neutrality li*w?.
Mr. Units, Chairman of the Uommlllee on Foreign Af
Mm, reported a bill to-day for Urn repeal of th? neu
trality laws, and substituting therefor a law which placo*
ma upon an equality with other nations. Ho explained
to a clear and forcible manner the purpose and need of
Ike change, and earnestly advocated IU pamage. He
Wis opposed by Mr. Raymond, of Now York, of the same
?ammlttee, and Mr. Patterson, of New Hampshire. Mr.
Raymond advocated the appointment of a joint com
nlUee, consisting of three from the Senate and six from
Ike House, to mature a bill which would be acceptable
1m all parties. General Banks cloned the debate with one
?f his best and most eloquent speeches, showing that the
ok)?ct of the bill was merely to place the country upon
the same footing with other nation*, and npon the same
footing that we occupied In the days of Washington. He
?Md that the present law was made at tho dictation of
foreign Ministers at a time when we were too weak to
aasert our rights, but tbat the time bad sow come when
we could do *o. The bill was then passed unanimously,
one hundred and twenty-four members voting. Major
Baggerty and several other prominent Fenians inter
ested In Its passage were present upon tbe floor of the
Bowse when the vote was taken.
Vbw Credentials of Mr. Patlenies, Negator
Bert from Tennr**ec? Prewented to tbe
Deiiate.
Ike credentials of Mr. Patterson, Senator elect from
lhaneesee, were to-day presented to the Senate. It liad
been hoped that no opposition would be made to bis at
?a?e being sworn and taking bis seat; but Mr. Mimner
loved a resolution requiring tbat tbe Committee on
Jwdlclary he directed first to examine whether Mr. Pat
terson conld legally take the test oath prow ri bed by law
Mr. Sumner stated in explanation tbat he had b en In
formed on credible authority that Mr. Patterson had
?sled as Judge under the so-called Confederate Slain*.
MT. Cowan replied that the question wan one to be d ter
sained by the candidate himself, on his own responsi
bility. and tbat the objection was baaed npon no sufficient
??formation. If Mr. Palierton were really incapable of
t^lng the oath the statement should be hocked by the
nam en of responsible persons who were In a position
to substantiate it. Mr. Hendricks con'ondml tbat even if
Mr. Patterson had held a State Judgeship it could act as
?o trapodlment to his taking his seat, s nee the State had
?ever been oat of the Union, and the functions of such
an off!' e were exercised only In tbe mtercetof humanity,
?ad not to give aid or comfort to the rebellion In support
af this view he cited the opinion of Mr. ColUmer Sena
Ion Howard and Feeeenden came promptly to the rescue
of tmmner, and succeeded In Inducing the senate to [>?>
Ike resolution. In the course of the Mscu.aioa Mr.
Fowler, the admitted Senator from Tennessee stated that
his colleague was desirous that an opportunity should be
aflbrdedhlm to make an explanation, and that he would
ha perfectly willing to have bla claims to a scat full/ in
vaatlgated.
Dinner to the Tessessee Delegation.
A dinner party was given this evening by tbe S* retary
af Stale to the Tenaeeeee delegation. The following is a
1M of the gueets: ? Senator and Mrs. Patterson. Senator
and Mrs. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Leftwirb. Mr. and Mrs
Teylor, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard. Colonel and Mrs Stokes,
M^tor Lewis, Colonel Cooper, Post max t?r Genersl and
Mrs. Randall, Attorney fteneral and Mrs Sunberry, Sen
?tar Anthony, Major Oeneral Ord, Governor Parr i ins. of
Alabama; Governor Sharkey, of Mesuwippi, Mr. Binir
kam, of Ohio; Mr Dawes, of Maenacbbaeiis, and Mr.
Borlelgh, of Dacotah
Hesersl Hfcfrmss raiifirm ie?l as l.lealennnt
Ueaeralt and Hear Admiral llm id D. Porter
sl* Tlee Admiral.
The Senate to-day oonflrmed the nominal on of Major
flsaerml William Tecumseb Shernun to be I .ieu tenant
Oeneral of the army of the Catted States, vice Lieutenant
General Grant, promoted to be General or the army, and
that of Rear Admiral Oavld D. Port er to he Vice Adm ral
of the navy, In place of Flee Admiral Farragut, promoted
la bo Admiral of the navy.
Nerenade to lirsersl (Irnet.
General Urant was serena. I ??1 to night bl the hand of
tho Fifth cavalry in honor of his rectal military pr>mo
rirsees.
Ike President today SI reel ad warrants of pardon to
ke aada oat and transmitted to him for bis signature
!? favor of twalvs persons resident within the limits of
the late confederacy for their crimlaality is support ng
mi defending the same. Moat of tho psrdoas were for
these enmlag sader the tret and thirteenth exceptions.
Heasral IHx aed the Hagse Missies.
Oeneral Dtt Is reported here to hs eiceodlngly iodic
naat at his nomination to the Hague, wb?h he aesre was
without hit knowledge or cone* at sad e?e that, la vie*
of his past and present prominence and public wrrices,
lto cannot accept In self-respect.
KxrmptioM llnilrrthr Internal Ritvra*r l.n?r.
The following articles, ulplialHilically arnuiaed, are
exempt from tax under the amended Internal Revenuo
law, riH'rtitly parsed: ?
AAetloni for musical lustru
Alnm.
Aluminum.
Aluinluus cake.
Mum. patent.
Alumina, sulphate of.
Aniline.
Aniline colors.
Animal char oal.
Anvils.
Artificial IIiiiIm.
Artificial eye*.
Artificial teeth.
K
turrets not used for fluids. Burrstones.
Boxes uf wood for friction Burial esses.
mstrhes. cigar lights and Ba*keut made of splints
wax taper*. Bolsters.
Boxes or paper for frletlon Bridges, Iron.
matches, cigar lighta and Blocks, ship and vessel
wax tapers. "
Beeswax, crudo or unrefined.
Borax.
Koraclc acid.
Brass, not more advanced
than rods ur sheets.
Krlck.
Bristles.
Brooms made from corn,
brush or palm leaf.
Building stone of all kind*.
Hunting.
Banners made of hunting of
domestic manufacture.
Cobalt
Curlmn.
Casks not need for fluids.
Cement
Chronometers
Collins.
Coppers*.
Copper lit ingots. piirs or bars.
Copper for slicailiiiig.
Crates made uf spliut*.
Crucible*.
Crutches.
Castings for Iron hrldses.
Castings. malleable iron, un
finished.
Cordage made of vegetable
fibre.
Cable* made of vegetable
fibre.
Coals made from statuary ,
and statues by the artist
from the original designs.
Adda, muriatic, nitric and
acetic.
Amhrotypas, being copies of
engravings or works of art
Alkaloid*, vegetables.
Anchors. ,
Awnings.
Arms, wagon.
Aulmals, slaughtered.
Books.
B<> ikhlndlng.
Blooms.
Bolts, Iron.
Bag*
Bugs made of paper.
Bow*.
Bullion, value of, used In the
msnufHctiire of wares,
wstches mid watch ense*.
Bullion, value of. prepared
for the use of platers and
watchmaker*.
Cosl. miner*!, of all kinds.
Colors, painters'.
Color*, taper stalnera'.
Charts.
Cultivators.
Cutler*, straw and hay.
Cottoa klna.
Or dies, grain.
Chairs, railroad.
Chains.
Com shelter*.
Cements. Roman and wster.
Cast4 rigs made for locks,
safes, looms, spinning ma
chines, stesm entities, lint
air ?ad hot wster fur
naces. and sewing machine
spokes.
Cisterns for crude mineral
oH.
Cattle, slsughtered.
Calves, slaughtered.
1>
Documents, official. Issued by Daguerreotypes, being copies
fn 'ted States officers, or or engraving* or works of
ofllosr* of any Htate, coun- art
ty, town or coiporstlon.
B
Eitrsets, flavoring, solely for Bleetrolyners' productions.
cooking purposes Ear*, pull and tub.
bogravers' productions.
PtrArlek. FFlax.
Free -tone for building pur- Flax, manufactures of.
poses. Fish plates
Flags of the United State*.
leather beds.
Fertilizers of all kinds.
Flasks usud by founder*.
Felloes, wagon.
rnmes for umbrellas and
parasols.
Oronnd gypsum.
O
Gold foil.
Orlndstones, in the rough or Gas, Illuminating mamifsc
wrought. turrd by educational Instl
liold leaf. tutiona for their own use.
nemp prepared for text lie "lis
"ting purpo
or felting purposes.
Hands.iws.
Harrows.
II uba, wagon.
[andles. wood for ploughs
and for other agricultural,
household nnd mechanical
tools and implements.
Handles, pail and tub.
I&J
Incomes, mechanics em- Iron. pig.
ployed on public work*. Iron, railroad.
Incomes, laborers employed Iron, railroad, re-rolled.
on nuliHc works. Jute prepared for lei tile or
Ir<m castings for bridges. felting purposes.
Iron drain und sewer pipes.
Keys _ for musical
ments.
instru- Keepsakes, silver.
Lesil. in ingots, pigs or ban.
I.itharge.
Lead, nitrate of.
I.ixips.
Lithographers' productions.
Lime.
Lead, white and red.
I.amb*. slaughtered.
legacies of personal proper
tv to minor children, under
$1,000.
M
Manufactures of the blind.
Manufacture* of deaf and
dumb
Marble for building purposes.
Millstones
Metal, yellow, for sheathing.
M .if tresses.
Machine*, driven by horse
Enwer, and used for cutting
row-nod, staves and shin
gie bolts.
Magnesium.
Magnesia, calcined.
Magnesia, carbonate of.
Manganese.
Mssls.
Mead.
Machinery and mounting ef
telescope* for astronomical
purpose*.
Mills for the manufacture of
sugar, syrup anil BMfMfi
from sorghum, imphce,
beet* and corn.
Machinery for the manufac
ture or sugar, syrup and
?MSMS from sorghum,
Imphee. beets and com
Monument* of alone of sll
kinds notexecedlng In value
$100.
Monuments erected by publle
or iirlvaui contributions to
commemorate the service
of I nlon soldiers who bate
fallen in battle.
Mouldings for looking glasaes
and picture frames.
Maps.
Muck bar.
MH.s, winnowing.
Morphine.
Mower*.
Machines, threshing.
Molasaes msde from beets,
aura, sugar, map!*, sorg
hum or imphee.
Nickel.
Nails, horseshoe.
I
Orange mineral.
Oakum.
Oil. naradlne, not exceeding
In specific gravity ibirty slx
degrees.
Oil, red.
Oleic scid. and admiitnras of
the name with parafflne oil.
Picking boxes of wood.
Pousb. bichromate and prua
slate.
Powder*. Ueaehlng.
Pipes, ?Irhln snd sewrer.
I'lpc* earthen and stone.
Pi lows.
I'alllatses.
Patient* used by founder*
Pipe*, iron, drain and sewer.
Plnits, deck.
Peat
Paintings, original.
Paint*.
Painters' colors.
Paper infilling, of all de
scription*.
Paper, tarred, for roofing and
other purposes.
Printed matter, all descrip
tion*
Photographs, or anr other
son pictures, being copes
of engravings ur works uf
aiL
Nuts, Iron.
'oils, hibrle-itlnr. made from
crude pel rotenm, coal or
shale, not exceeding In
apecinc gravity thirtysii
degrees.
Oils. vsgetaMe. animal and
fish, not otherwise provided
for.
k
Paraffins.
Pickle*, when sold by Ihs
gallon and contained
^ glass packages
_ Iron.
Plough*.
Planters.
Putty.
Phosphorus.
Presses ci, lion and hay.
Poles, wagon.
Pa raw Is
Parts white.
Powders, baking.
Plate, illirr, under forty
ounce*
Plate, allver, belonging la re
ligious societies.
Premiums, silver.
Papers, official. Issued by
I tilted Slates officers or by
officers of any Htate, coun
ty, town ur municipal cor
poration.
Quinine.
Uoj ??? made
flake*. I o*ae.
K.ik" haul
Rlitu.
Ku|icii
??one I t hull I n( purpo***
Sl.'f. foi 'MiiWIim piiri*
IfcmjKi'-i.r fur bulldl
i?
Iti-ralr* of artlrlaa of
kimla.
QikkiiMr
R?t"rtn made nt rtay
Koc? f hi ltding pirpoaoa.
uf tcgi-iabl* Rexiduum*, the product of
miner*), rofrtable or anl
mill ?nl>?tanr*a,drawn from
atlll* alter dl?tlllation.
B*oO*f, ?l*te?, ?Ub*. aod
?M
n
Sp'r.dl**. tnvl* for lock",
?aim loom*. apli.nln* ma
rhlwi, mm enfln*a. hot
all and but water furiuaoea,
an.I aewlnf machine*.
ui u.lldiu# pur
Mill.*, d**r, nmokod or no*
oil pr**n*d. Hiarch. .
Rllvnr, fi- ririaB, In b*ra or Uteri mad* from Iron ad
>kNM.
Sblr>? hull* of
Rprlng*. India rubber. u**?
fur railroad ? ar?
Htrin** for m -Iral I n ? ' r?
merit*
Spira
hixiium.
Wlatooa.
Hutuarr. froup- of.
S i [ I. ? Il '?. ' .. | l*? of Fleel cor Wheel*.
graving m woifcaof an Storl thimble tie, n* and pip*
vaneed beyond ramk bar
blfxim*, ilaba or Uxipa, lo
IMOU
Strel. bora.
Ht>-el. rail*, road* and fitted
for railroad*.
St*?l. aheet, plat*, roU or
wim.
Hie* I liooo *klrt wire, -otarod
?r ut,
slab*
h. ? d drill*
Mi"r*<iijrp*r*' production*.
8ptkr><, rallied, boot, tad
? hip.
Hhoi" for hone*, mile* and
Oil II
^eparato-a.
Naleralu*.
Hal:*oda
Soda. co untie.
Soda, <rud?
h<*t?, alumum ?ll? ale
bodi. ? luminal* or
*'*ia, cwlem. t* uf.
Sudi, alllcate of.
Kail*
HaPpetre
halt- <if tin
III lei uaod in lb* maimfao
lure ut gla??
P' ?p not ah >e thre* o*tito
par ponnd
Spelter.
Miipha'* of baryta*.
Mian*. aafon
h|>ok*? wagfi.
T
Tilee. draiiilof
T ilea r?i?'l' o ' i la*
Tin in Insula, OH* or b*r*.
Tenia.
Tonka wood ci id* ml*.
< ? *i "iL
. A
Ptobrel!
I
id. old"
, hull* Of.
\\
Nile*.
Steel aprlnfa
'-* and aile* u*ed for
x hlelai, car* and Iduibo
tire* .
Steel rl.?rk tprlnga far** and
handa.
Store* rompnaed In port of
rait Imo aod In port of
abeet iron, or M*peU>oc,
flrebrl'-k or fraentona.
-itgar mad* from boou,
? oro augar maple, aorghum
or Impboe
Syrup made from boeia,
own. augar maple, aorghuia
or Impho*.
Stilphnr.
Sulphur, Sower* of.
Sulphur flour.
?lh k* for umbrella* and
Spoona, Mlver, *?d*r forty
ounce*
Souvenir*. >ll?*r.
twin*, *l*ughier?d
*h*ep. alauflhtered.
Turpenltne. erode
Tin ran* u*ol for preaerrad
m*ata, liah. *be|lfl*b ,
friilu, r*?*iabl*a jama.
j*Ui*a, paini*, oil* and
?nleea
Tofcen* of merit, ?ilr*r.
V
\ l< e*. ir>n
V?rdl?r ?.
Vlnetar.
Wk* i if .?aod!*. Wine made -.f f?pea, *or.
W-'cra, a**d nal *a 1 m'o. ra*u or other fraU?. and
*'al, *old in bo<d'? or rlmliarfc
fr?m foul lain*. Wlr-- made from wire leaa
Wedfa*, Ire* MM. 'ha i number twenljr wlr*
Wa?l?er?, Iron faute
Woodeo war* ?arp for ? **vii r br*i tint
tVb**l*. waj-io. or manafaotanof pur
*i ..Inf.
W irldirw fla** of *11 k 1. 1* Waieh*a, *il**r.
* *
Ya** for w*?*lnf hra'di '* T?a*t.
or manuracturiaf r'-r Rl'*, m'de of
pn*a? Zinc, l* info ia pr ?h*fM
The abore aiamptioa* ?i i*t i* Ml a**** h* omIm4
? tr!u*lT*ljr In tald artle!** la U>* Mai* tad roailU**
?paiM aad mu*t ao< *i'aad v* arUrl** i* a*7 alter
form, mm to mawofanarwifrom Hid art lei**,
Rerlprarti; Pi?*^Hm HreM
Th* Brtusb f*T*r*M**t ha* yiopwU to
"1M?*. tbrongb id* r>ep*n*k*at of Mtoto, a
Mr***i??t Mini tot 1*9 ctvairt** la i
follows: ? That England agree* to nead bomo to the
United States all distressed American mtlD''n In British
waters, the United Rate* to follow *utt In order to
effect this consummation it will be neoawary for Con
gTesalonal art on. |
The Fen inn Prisoner*? The Action of Onr
(?ovrrnincnt in Their Hehnlf.
The President to-day sent to the Houm a mcwuute In
reply to two resolution* or the House : the flrtt request- I
Ing him to urge upon the Canadian authorities and also
tbo British government the releaae of the Ken Ian prison
ers recently captured In Canada, and the second request
ing iiim to cause the prosecutions instituted in the
United Mates a alnst the Fenians to be discontinued, If
not Incompatibie witb the public Interest*. The follow
ing documents are enclosed :
MH. SEWAHO TO TUB PP fSTDKST.
n*r**r*KVT "r Static, J
Wismviinm, July 2fl, lsna. j
To the PmwiMRrj ?
Tin- Secretary of State, to whom was referred two re- j
solutions of the limine of Representatives, passed on the j
23d of July, instant, in the following words, reHpcc- |
lively : ?
Resolved, That the House of Representative* respectfully j
request the President of the United Stale* to urife'upon the
Canadian authorities, ami also the British governni' nt, the
relnaf* of the Penlan prisoner* re -eoflv captured in Canada. j
Resolved, That the lln i reftper-ifultv |v |UC t the I' esi (
dent tocau-e the prosecution instituted In the United Stile*
court* against the Fenfiinato be discontinued, if compatible i
wlih the nubile lBt?l"**'?.
? has the honor to report In repsrd to the first resold- |
t on that tlie governtn -nt of Hie United States balds no
correspondence directlv m on any * bjert with the t'ana
dsn authorities mentloied <n the *aid resolution, or
wlih the authorities of anv colmiv, provtue* ? < r depsn
dency of any other wucreicn StHtn, and that, on itio
contrary, all Ma oorre* pnndence cone- rntn* que-t'ons
which arise in or affect or relate to mn colon lea,
province* or d pendene'e*. is alwav* conducted exclu
sively vv th Kuch f'orei n governments.
On tlie 11th ot June last a noie wis add rouged by thin
De|?rtment to the lion Sir. Krederefe W. A. Bruce,
her mtiM'i Minister Plenipotentiary residing in the
United Mate*, of which a ropy la hereunto annexed, It
Is proper to ?ay, In relation to that no?e, tlr-t, that the
re|*>rtr mentioned therein, to the effect that prisoners
hud been taken on the soil of the United States and con
veyed <*? Canada, and threatened hy t anadlaa agent*
with Immediate execution, without legal trial,
were fbund on examination to be untrue and
without foundation tn fact It to due to
the British ifovemm nt to say, In the second
place, thm the representations made In the said
note have been received and taken Into consideration hy
the BrtU*h government nod by the Canadian authorities
In a friendly manner.
Tlie resolution of the Hoi*n of Representativ e first
recited, harmonlzuiK a* It doe* with the spirit Of tho
a'ore-aid note, will he brought to Ibe attention of her
Majesty'* government and of the Canadian authori
ties, with the expp'ft-ion of a belief on the
part of the President that affairs ujion tho
frontier have happily com ? to a conditlou tn which
tlie clemency req ested hy Conines may he extended
without danger to the public peace, ami with advantage
to the Interests of pence and harmony between the two
nations.
I have already received your direction* that the
second of said resolutions be taken Int ? consideration by
the proper departments of the govermnentt with a
desire that it may be found practicable to recon lie tho
humane policy recommended with the maintenance of
law and order, the safety of the public |*wo, and tlifl
good faith and honor <)l the I'm ed State Respectfully
submitted, W I LI J All H. MEWAltU.
Kit. HSWAKD TO MR PRFtiFHICK W. 4. WHIT, HKIT1- II
XIOTvrsK.
Di'Faktwkst or Htatf, 1
W*?Ht*nro!?, June 11, lsflfl |
Pm ? The Pecretnrv of War has luid before the Presi
dent Sev ral despatches, wh eh were received yesterday
and to-day tram Ma|or fieneml Meade, who I' command
Ing the United Stale* forres on the Canadian frontier.
Tlie?e cntnmtinl ations wurran' the President In believing
th?t the bo called Fenian exped'tion is now entirely at
an end. and that order and tranquillity mav be expected
to prevail hence'orth n|Kin t 'it border. \ regret, how
ever, that I aiu obi god to connect with thia pratirying
tnfornialion tlie further Statement that re(?irs have
reaclied Major (Jeneral Mea<le to the eflcct fiat
some of the Canadian or British trootis have
crossed tho line and entered within the territory and
Jurisdiction of the Ulilte'l Hiates. It Is even said that
this entry took place after the 'tlsturtn-r* of the pe*ee
under the command of the leader Spear hail relinquished
their forbidden enterprise, and withdrawn within the
boundary line of tbo United Stales The report* go ao
far as to say that prisoner* have been taken on the so I
lit tin: United . and convey d to Canada, and thai
the Canadian agents have tbrca'encd tnat these j ri?ln
ers, Uigether with su' h stracglers as may now b?> found
within the Canadian Hues, will h- exoeuied without legal
trial. It i? b In ved that tlie??? rep<ins are exaggerated.
Care has b? ?n taken by Major (General Meatin to have
them promptly Inveotlgated.
In the meantime I am Instructed by the President to
r< pNMtt to yoo. and through you to the British and
C^inadlan author ties, that this government would not
look, without sen >ua concern, upon the practice > f any
unnecossarv severity, e*i?'i iallv on the exercise of retal
iation or other illegal I roceeillrig* upon the per-on* of
such of the offenders as have fallen or shall hereafter f?ll
into the bands of the Canadian authorities. I respectfully
invite your attention to this subject, with
the confident extieclatlon that no proceed
ings thai are not authorised and in con
formity with law will be taken against persons of that
class, and In the hope that even the r i-u.mary adminis
tration of the law will be tempered with sp-rlal forbear
a nee and clemency. In view of the eff elite proceedings
which this government baa adopt"d in re ard to the dls
turbances on the frontier now so fortunately endi-d,
these representation" would have been toade by me
without waiting to bo moved from any other q larter.
Tlie) are now mad', however, with the approval of
Maior General M ade, and I b?lieveth*t ttiey will rec-tve
the concurrenco of the Congress and tbo poople of the
United 8tan?. I have the honor to be, sir, jrcmr oi*
dient servant WILl.lAM H SKWAKO.
The Hon. PaRntotim W A- Bat*< a.
The ltrward* lor Ibr ('itptnrr of Ihc AmiimI.
nation fanaplrnlore.
An nMnflMMf'il effort wim marie l<> rt*y In ptwh through
the Houhc the lobby ac.hemn which pnwd tbn 8?'niU" a
few riajo aince, altering th<- reward* allotted by the W *r
Department for the raptor" of the net a- ? ln? of i'reaident
Uncoln and Hecretary Seward Mr Hotchkl**, of Saw
Yor?, eame*lly advocated the allowance of |I7 (X>0 to
General Baker an the lion'* iharr of the upp opnatton
bat, by the allowing of Mr. f>rigg*, of Michigan, and
other*. It wan clear Ijr dem .n?tr?t< d that ColoaeP
Conger and M'-otrnant floherty were more fleiervlng,
and It mm alao Intimated that the committee wero
perhapa not I'titlreljr dlilulrriMed In reporting no largely
la favor of Colonel Haker, a" he la known to have *|>ent
much time anl money :n Washington looking after thla
mailer during the prwaent *e*-lon. beeide* having the
column* of a well known Philadelphia paper to bark Ma
claim. A ?'ibatimta ofTered by Mr. D lano, of Ohio, waa
finally adopted, by which iJeotenant Colonel K J
Conger la to receive fl.V"00. General I* C. Baker fl.T'-O,
L. B Baker $.'1000, Untenant floherty IV2A0, M*J >r
J*m*e R. O'B trne 12,000, and other* iu proportion A*
the bill haa to go back to the Senate for concurrence
before It ran become a lew, It la highly probable that it
may go over till tha ueit term cf ? ongreaa
Prraaaal.
Ill* Ktrellco'y M*)or General KaaaloflT. Mm atrr of
Denmark, ha* left the capital for New York to take
*team*r for hi* own country. It will gratify hi* name,
roan friend* to be informed that the abaance of General
Kaa?loft will he bat temporary
Henator liooliule will leave for Wi6on*tn on Saturday
night to alleod the National I mon Convention of that
Btate, to meet In Madlaon Aoguat I.
po*tma*ter General Randall will be detained by official
dull** her*.
(i'neral Mead* and Btahop Qnlnlard are In tha elty
The K?lrn Pay to Array OIRrer*.
An official loiter from the Paymaster General to an
army officer muatcred oat at the cloaa of the war *ay?
that ?be amount d*e a Brat lieutenant, under the orlg'nal
net of Congraaa granting three month* *itr* pay proper.
I* |1M>. The commutation and allowaocoa are not In
cluded la the payment. The amo-int due other officer*
la In the anme proportion to tbelr rank By the original
art officer* reatgnlng or mu?t?red oat for other r**eon
than tbelr iervice* being no longer required were not
entitled to Ita beo'-nt* Tb? preoent net granu tbem to
?II officer* who aerrerl until tbo cloaa of Lbe war
Malloferlory Aitlrn from lb# Inrflon loan.
? rv.
Advlca* from the treaty nommlarioner* to the fpper
Mlnwmrl Bloat and other trtbaa to data of June it ban
b??n received by the t?mmi?io?er of In-tian Affair*.
The on eitniaa loner* report mat Uiey have met with entire
no ee* in ear-tiring the aaaent of Indiana not r preer nuad
laet fail to the treatiaa the* made Both at fort Bully
and Fort Rice large number* of the people of the tflhee
were preeent, and appeered f??f aaUefled with the
actios of their chief* and the explanation* given them
for the delay In their promlead payment* they now
exhibit coatdenre laeuad of dlatmatlng tha remnii
?loner*, ** they did I art falL Many of the I-wwer Taac
tona and Two leulee Bloat are pleating at f>ew creak
thla year. Tha oommlaala*ara give the Indiaaa greet
credit for their akaotala falAlaaent of their (womae
to keep the peace laet winter amvdat aureaUaa aad
their other ?afcnng*, aad rinmmaad that n nairvi
of aeta may be kept n hand hereafter at the *pper
ehaal ? proceed u Fert imiiii le meet the laataa
Arickaree-<. ami other tribes, who wore assembling at
that point. A deleratinn of about on* bndred Irorn
the Sisseton and Wmpeton brujds, formerly of Minne
iota, tut latterly (tut' ered about Kurt Wadsworth, I) T .
wre prewut ai Koit lice/but the negotiation* with
them full. Hi owing to the fact that the majority of the
Indian delegation claimed right* to land and money,
which the commlsslonem could not recogniie and the
Indians, returned to their people. A large number of
the Mnneton ami flioux h?v? been employed for a long
time an scouts by the fulled litotes military offl <r? In
command In the Noithwest.
The Preedmen*" lltin-nn.
A board of olllceri has been appointed by the Commls
sloner of Freed men's Allair* for the purpose of revising
th" regulation* for the government of the Bureau to
meet the requirements of tin- recent act of Congress ox
tending the durat'on nf the Bureau two year* The Board
will convene at the office of the Hur an and commene#
Its InlwirH to-morrow, and W composed of th" following
named officers: ? Brevet Major Oneral Davie Tllnon,
Assistant Commissioner foi tho statu of Oeorvla, I'real
dent ; Brigadier On<'ral K. M. (tp'irnry, formerly A?>?t-<t
ant Comtm x 'iner for the Halt of Tkw; Iirevet M.tjor
fieri ral J. W. Sprayne, AnM?tant <',<m'nl*''loner for M'n
rouri, Arkaii?iiH and the Indian rrrrltury ; rhnpl iln V.
French nnd Captain J. W. He Forrest, Veteran Reaerre
corps, Secretary All the memberxor the Board have ,
arrived except tiencral Hpnij'iic.
IWlieiieuirni of flic I'rrililcBt'ii Visit to
<'tiieuwi>.
Tlie President to-day dci Idnl to poKtpone hU Intended
trip to Chi ago until iiliout the 1*1 ef H< ptemlxir.
Tlit- V I 1 1 li ol I'. II. WnMhltnrne.
ITon hi. II. Waahburne so far recovered as to h ave for
Portland, Me., ytWenlay on a revermo cutter, la Imp-*
of improving his health.
THIRTY-NINTH C0N3R33 >.
Fir^t Sf.?iun.
6 LN ATS.
Wawivutoh, Julv 2 <). Isiifl
TnK < HKIIB<<T1 IW or SKMAT'i ft PATTKRHO*, or TrN>?4M K.
Tho rp-tenti.\lH <.r Mr. r?tter*on, Senator elect from
Tenn-neo, wnni taken from the tabl'j and real.
Mr ? pvxrr, (rep. ) of Mm*.? I movo tliat the*. cro.
d*ntial* be reform J to tho Co.nmltto? on the Judiciary,
with :i v;ew to Inquire whether Mr. fat erwa eu tako
the oath roqurod by tho act of Cong row. and tho rule of
the Benfite.
Mr. O.WA!., (rop.i ?r Pa. -Mr. Prw.ld.nt, I .uppov,
that Mr. I'att-rvon will bo the bout Judge whether lie ran
Uke the natli or not. Tlio Henato < an hardly Inquire
whether a nmn ran take an oath or not
Mr SpMKRii? In support or th" motion I beg to rnll
attention to ihe precedent or tlio Thirty sev-nt h < on ur
Rcoond Hoagion, In the on,. .* Honjamm Stark. Senator
elect from Oregon. I |,avo a momorand <n h.ire, m
follow.' ?Wlionhlarrdontials were pr-sentod on
Jannary A, IWU Mr Fe-u-nden moved trial th? oath
I ' hot adnunUtetvd t/i h m. but tliat hi* credential* l.o
reform! to tlio Committ'* on ilio Judiciary. M If will h ?
wmoroberwl th?t ttie ocnu-lon or th?t tnotl'in waa ihat
m? v%n" r"?*"n to beli-vp that Mr. Stark h id eii.rr, -.1
asloynl *. nt m-nl*. Th- reference to the I- dl> arv I
< oinmliK-o wax for an ln>julrr into the fan*. It appear,
tpat at a Kiibaoqimnt day. Janaarv 10, thla motion ?a.?
itgic.-d t<>, and on tho Tih or K-hruary, more ihan a
month nfter tho pr.- illation of iho end tulala. Mr.
Ham*, from tho -omrailleo, made a report with th- fol
lowing rosoiu t I'm : ? ' ' I; oeot vrd, That Benjamin Start;, of
Oregon .appointed Senator by th- Uo-.ernor thereof I*
enlltlod to lak- the ennrtllnt .rial oalh;" and thla rrn*
lotion waa amond-d hjr add ng there,, > "witkoqt pr-)i|.
dice to any mil oquent proc adlng* in the cam:' and ro
? -ri' " r'>"d lo on ,h" 27th or Jr.lir.iary,
lfcfli Tlia oalb was then taken and Mr Hiark took b la
goat Now, air, I have l??-n aa-mred, and other eimt-.ia
Uv# been awtired, by trior- tl.an one gentleman from
Trnnewo- that Mr. Cattonun. ha. act-d ax a Ju.lgo under
the r-bol authorities, and that In that rapacity
he took tho oath of allegiance, or mint eq Iva
lent oath, to i he r> t??l government In holdln ? olllre
tinder the r-tiol gov. mm nt tio haa dk*qualitl>-<i I, maoif
or c.urre, from holding a a-at In th a chamber at loaot
until tlia txluliig law of the land ha* been ci anged
t ndorthoaertrrmn-fanroa. air. and followlax tho proc?.
dont of ll.o S. n .(? I have auhnnUed tho in >Uon whl' h
Hi now bo> or? tbe &>dy,
Mr M,.? , ;,r Mil. What U the motion t
Tt.o i una (Mr Co. tor) fh motion la that Ihw <re
dentialM Im- leferrml to Wie ? omsi itee oe Uie JuUklarr
aarhiiaettji * luq",r"'8 b? the benalor In.m Maa
th.M|i "'-'rV'waH ' *" D"1 f"rtun*t0 'nough to hear what
.i "r !? To loqulra whether or not be can uke
tbc out I) rcq iitttvf by law.
Mr. Junwoa? I do not *ee how the Jndlc^ry Commit
tee ran make the Inq ilry or decide that q neat. on It
muet l>e d< elded by the gentleman for himxaL auhji-ct to
the re^ponalbility of comm ttln^ |M>r| ry
Mr. Nintxxa*. (rop ) of tlhl.^-l would inquire ir. lo the
language of the n *?luti<in a.lmPtiog Tenoe-?ee, it i? u,,t
derlared that her Senator-, and l(epr.? entadv ea nl.all bo
adui tb'd when Ihoy tako the oath reqmr- l by law
? ? i k *?* ?*k u'*1 "aine question of
the Oalr, whether tho resolution a<ltmtting T nn-ww
'.n. :l ? My recollection I. thai It haa.
It la not denied Uiat Mr Fowl -rand Mr. I'att.r-on wore
duly elected *en itora from lenn-aaw. I ooaalder that
(faction
Mr H?JiB?-timr, (ro^ ) of Vo . handed to Mr Johnwm
A copy nf !tio r? nr??-?M*o reditu tion.
Mr JoitvaoH having r al it aaid the conriod ng
worda their uking the oa'h or oince," whi< u
were In the resolut on aa it <amo rrom the flou e
wem etrick-n out becan.o they wore >u rooted to \~
aJtocoiher -''porfl.oui; they were otneken out under
th' Irriprere . u that they wore iu no wa> U> r ange Iho
mean ?g of the re?olnlK,n I then ? ipi^aKl tt,? rwaol..
tioii In nay ihii T-nii-h-.M; H . ntlil- d to repreaeatation
a* well a any oil er -la'- lu the Cmon they of n>mr>e
taking the .?th |.rcacrl> d by the constitution and tho
law* I cannot ?> what tho JudirUry Committe' have
t?> do *ilt? <lor 'i iti; wb^tbvr !Vir. i *??t ? ?- r**'?u au fakn tl??
<<?lh or not He cerLnnlv haa (lie rl/nt to tak- th- oatti
antyect to the r- j. .ti>i?iility of auining a a nat the taw
and t'i- ronat tutioa hy laking a lal-e oath. If he 'n't
a f l.?e oath he can bo j rM oed- J againat.
Mr | have a --adv quot. d u?o peeea.ioni ,n
n t l.a'r't ul"'t a ' l,"?k the beuaior did
Mr J ?ii^?i5 I reo.II' ct It
Mr Mt*?KK-lt win* to mo to he per.ij larly aptil .
calde | lake It (hat the farta are aa rw-en aa .lar in the
whole caar. I ru|,p.ne there can be no d >uh- alio .| >t
I might a| peal lo the Senator froio T-nne. ae now on
the fl'i .r i Mr fowler), whoinwehave all bean -o hapi v
to nrmiit to h e ? at, to at to it, a atmple facta of tho
>aaa. They mini I* ..eqaoMlonablr wltLn In- kn.wl
edge on III. a facte I ahould Dke to have the judgment
orifce senate It a?nn' to rn the u> act
.nUi iigentljr. wltn iu eye* opon, and knotting what ha<
urr-d II, kn w ng what l.aa or urrod. th* Serial*
tl"nl iho ..ail, or ?,",oo can l? admlii .trr.-d al that
dtwk to thi* g*nUeman (Mr l-ati raon), II will l>- ao ad
miillatefed, h'll if, ah' n the facia ar* all alaled to Iho
Senate, It ahali be ;f a contrary op ntoa, thea I pr.^ume
'he . nato wi I declare In aonte way that the '* th aball
Dot be adm .nlatorod.
Mr t-?i> -Ih* la amotion to rerer Uie rredentiala
of a s. nauir ur the Judiriary Committee u, ino i re
w - thor he can take a particular oath. Why, 'Ar Pre?i
dont, if tbe Judiciary r.mmittoe of the SenaU ran ia.
quire or deiormine beforehand wh-thrr a man can uke
an oath or not, then wliat la Ihe uao ,f the oath f An
Offlelal oath nawally I.Malta forward lo awearing tho la
rtimbrni that he will d . a c-cta n thing? for in un ?
?iipporl and mamU.n the ron-titution Th ? oath ta r*
tr>M|?r live, and req r a a man i? laoar It.at lie hat not
done .ertam thmga Mow, if wo ar? Ui inquire teKorai.
hand whether he can Uke tin* laUer '?U|, u,#fl wh.
not iaq ur* whether bo -an lake the f.^rner' And la
thai aepect it ber >mo* apparent to etor)'>ody that aueh
a mot.ofl and ?-ich a refereoce la Ut do away en
tirely with the efn,ency of the oath of offpo
itaair. I hope that theae cred-ntiala will not be
referred for any -uch nur|?we; but that the ,?Unator
fr..m Tonn-Miee w.ll lie allowad b? uk* hia a -at oa tak na
the cuttoinary ath Aa to the pre<e,t.nt la the mark
? ?aa there la no anaiogr That waa * refer**? not u,
inq il r? wheihar Mr -tark abowid uke !!?? nmih or aot
but Whether be waa a uillv of certain conduct Mid lo ba
lrea?rfialil-. and tlro/.,di. lary I ornm ttee were inairiu tod
to inquire aa lo that a> > It ia >Mnni MMM fma
thia ra*e I tru-t the m >u..n will n"t pre*a,|
Mr. JT(>wi,ib, Monab.r rrom Tennoate*. i.-re rnae and
?aid My c.iieugae M r l'a ter*>o| auihorlae* me i<>
??y thai he i* penectly willing that the cooree moved
by the enai-w rrotn Ma- act. uaett* (Mr IVimneri alaalt
t?e taken lo <e< -fy tlia /eitata in regarj to the r barra*
mat* again-.! him.
Mr H ???!?, (rap i of Mi'h ?I wvah t-mplr In Mr
that I ui.d-iPU l ihe af.|.l. aot ' Mr Palierw*) to be
willlag that 'hi* inv**?i?a<i n aha! la* made
Mr r-*U? Thai a t .e r?t He la a./< oale wllhna
U ? " ' '' 'tM to have awefa aa iava.<i(.
Mr Rowain- Vow tha' I am np I wroiM like to mw
oo* Word The an of It&j provdM thai *?ery
M.prdataad to any clvl. ??<>?? of elected l>> the >? ? i--,
Houae Of KaipreM-MaiiVM altall, b*f.>e* ?titaoaa ? ik*
dtarliarge nt III* dal e*, lak* Ihe oatn praa rlM la Uiat
act. ajkd among >Mh er ;acte wh'h the at.pimaat m re
aalr?1 lo atioat IB thataoerr.a < *m a 11 1. "taal h*
haa never a qght '?f a'teropt*4 to eiernaa U>a fanetiona
aay or, re whatet er iu ler aoUwrlly Of
tended aiiW rtly ia b utility u> the I olted staiaa '? a?M
ool? that Be i.aa aot eg rexiau the faaeto^a of a??>
ofltea, bet that he haa ao* awvghl ov eieretaed i m
?nagent M the act ef la *1 ,?|.,w Mr, I Inf., from \hm
MMeta teal tfce eppteaa. ia aech ?e ? ao( eel.Mrt Lo lk.
tekiag rf thla <?Ui ae a aaerw eaept r laroeaalM for
*>**r I *? aodenaiaad teat f'wagrwee rwfera u tee
aw?ier,r? of tee aptw-aot wtae?b*r he woe Id m
teke tela eate I *a4er?aad tee a?a>?ie te raaam Iha4
la earn o Me tee 'ar la repaired to b* *w em le by tee aa
pttaaei tea; M ir.a ta pwai ef r?t ft w'r%u a!/,
*rnj Idle carean -af Mr In ret ire tee apalt^ai for aa
^eate lata tew .?te tl ba ale?a wee. te'M MtatLH
ft tea irate af tea faate required by tee ante It t% ttl
I I. Id tlmt under Ibo t^rm ' 1 ,y a, ,f pro.
K it. point.* law. - <*?? "<"? l",l,ll",:
Int. i .? were c<?mlB,.u|fVvl<Hl l? a.|lb ar.. |D | vtnl
aiiy tiillr.i unic-? Iin> l?"- ? ? 1 ? . ludiciary ?V<?
o! fart truo ^ , J,* V. ,i??* brfnra ttirm,
oi iii-o, wlnn tin. ea?? ?????> ' tini faot? of the .
u? afuUaadu rapleia l?qulr> lu .bowitw u.
i n .. (it tbo Inlormation of it? ' .,(,rc ?,.<| uu
wh.t IT of not IIHH applicant J?? ?? I, (|,orlic '
, mi <* 'inrt. r the ( onfederaM ,| h? !>?*
hat. evac ?"?tttit w. ?i?tota? any mmU 1
douu ou? thin.. or tbu other it '? '"f"*, uklnti
that he to prohtbl'ed by tbl. .'??<*? JJ*?? ;
a .eat In tbb. ? hamber. I under land, ?' -hailbUt
, urw vouch for ti>? truth ni the tuiomiat I' t|10
(.??DtloiiiMi ha* not only H.uuiit a r,-t).r?U) <??
Mat* of M,i. r .?? ?. J ^
e.timent, l>ot he ha. actually pro,... ted to ?*arc m ?
rnnrt ?u? of that ofll. <?, an I haa i
tl,., authority of Vb.r. b.1 con , I
t rn out to be tb- r*.-t, however much 1 ahouM #
tlie pergonal character of tba applicant, I ?hon d f
cm trmluctl lv vote against lua taking a M*t in thw
(r?P > of Vt . ?aid lUt th* I; " form for
/LSTii. Hunm-r ... u, v* H *. kat t om
ro?te.. on the Judlciar* b ? InH.mc.'d to .. ?4w. .< h?
? ,Wo ts.^.tlem^ . ~M- r : b ...
of f. \a I r ,km1v wii h?vit makf any
dec i;i ration ??" ilia pan j tf|f VJ. ,,r
Ch?r?? h.in-alf J>r I ^";n',n? ^dtvWual wbo H, *IU- ;
iniicxl u' ntf if?? i,Jl,,l? . ,,,r w||?t u ctmrv A, fc>?
lux to brrom-^ rv-pi-n-iWo lor wu? St. ;||4 , . i
, that tbe >ii, Ml I
f,.,m r. tioe nee (Mr- ?,Wr '")l |?. t? -I
que- Hon r.? t.e d. '- ? m?l I wb. r'^r ^ ^ I
for lit? wai. Heret?il r M.n?i.,c rr< detJllaJ *">*
SedM..-y" c- >', id ?. r> p,t ?r;J r;J;;;ft SU:Z- .r.r
^&??3BK?$!
?r.:? i^r-r,y
it* repn-?oiun'loD -'??tll tl- J' I ? ?r? ? ' " ? TM.rM
vrXr!: ** ?> ^
In no analogy boiw. .b in ? ^ *(,. ma-le de
i hero ?-re v?ry r?- J^Vmrsu-p ??"
rlnrat on? n< a nieinl" r ?uli
tor from Oregon applying 'or a ,m at with ui? I
of rert un ireaHonabJe ^""5'"^,,- ?ul .(Ildaviu.
i,rr XLai-r-v. Tau!V"
wr. *?? uucud l?*T? ?ui4 reu?i m? i ?
thai <*a- ?? lUay ^ |<H. noi
K??, l biive Ihii a%. ry ?????.? , ??t
^sS?rSi=: iTp
II.. II- II lilt* lUMll* r, iMifc ?? i . .. it t * . . a v , ''H?o If ?HI -
maier lo k.'t -u 11 (',?'un# ?( a few v.art II."
ui our own , ? *^tla.l to repr. -ntat on U *"
Of Tnnti<-W'? If a?' , . ' ' ' wt?, ,MMIht uot to
dlw over Kbo I- r |.rv- by ? n ?? ^ ,,m,, i,t
,M. allow, d to sit ?'?r:;/J'V ,.,alaMb^ aud l?t tl
HOUia ?entlom?n mak<- rl.arke ana.n-i
vbarK*'H I"' ">rr?J io"",^ k u,? floor, and In tl.e
kir Tm uiu i/, (rep.) of 111 aw .,^, on,
zrti rr?r:r? r
? ,o
o/.nd r
r,;rr; ^
K"SS5S!MS?fc?
oomrort to Uia ?MH?y mldm.a t?iat Mr 1
raSes#s?.^
that poinl ||? Hiiumir ? fti*4
exiul'l b. oodialmctl. .. ^
of TannwaM waa ?* "' 'rcn unary Hat?# rombtowl
1 t.'"
Mr I 'alt r??n to holJau ..m ?n ^ |X4U,?IL
Iw?wf and apoka at leiiiiUi I ),?( t rr
Mr J on M"- bat'avd It ?
faw ao>d> 10.^1 <>n ^ whlcli na^^J u? ll? th??
Hie loyally ?f f ? tl ,lf u^t (?f all mm in Ka?i
.truHie, ,,,'ri. ht. -bob.
TcDl!^^ thara waa n u lan, it,n lovutty of
during nr'^at at>plteaat for a a?at. H
-srSS-iHIr?
sj-SSm aA^a'Ssff ;
ruaH-'.i IO b IMrra wn.? ^ ?? llul, uu.. o^tl.
a rumor, thai Mr. al ? |Ir d ,, kB?, |?,t ti,?t
to aupi^.rt the , wll cll thia mlfbt have
; . .......
?M?*n d'-na ??-b ? 1 %| I'ailaraon lia-1 uk?*n
rrJ.r.-.u'rr.iri.^ry *
-^r^ber i-? ? jr :;:rs - -
?K the lortnor "f, ??
v.*. ?-?? ?'? ?? v b?!"; ii... >
ii S^H%f-."SaJf?cw
Hftitr, Wlll'OMi a?d Wli??" ^ fi-vli
KAfa-M^" 7lmm Mi' ?ll P?att??tk, ??r
rl*. H^..4rKka, w u fj
Wll, I ^,,'1. v. ." u.u, ...T
I.u!!^"ro"ur ii^ w""1 "
VC?h- motion ...
?? - ???? - " ' u
ultra of en?!"f
r*? roar or iiijh, ?*!**
Mr fn>m Iti* fiimmlttri on fVuo>?r?? ??
portMl t?i?- Hou<? Mil ?n ?nili'irii? Hi* rtitrf ?^4'' =? .r
>if tr-wli M ik? t??rt of ' ?l?i' n tb? *ia*a of M-><
wlm.li ??? | a*-i .1 ?li'1 bi ti.B Crrn-lrri'
u?' w en ui rum tirii iir
Mr It r* , ir< |< I N V , <?' '1 a|> I f" r O ?
r<"> 'iy.%1 of enfj ?#?-? In rarla ft ? a ?* from III" flat* ? .tirt? I
rw*nU]r i?|mn?4 Ir'i* lb* Jwli uny ? .turn tiar u ?<l
without ami ? I" *??* II'<hk'.
Kiarrnr* ??? ?*. ,
At two o Hark, ?n in" .n ?f Mr i.i ??.? Hi- ?.??%??
?lil mill F. ?xriiUV" HnMIHifi, B?<l alfoUjr iIUi U.? <Uxm
war* fn.p u ?l
Btusr r> ?? rm ?<??'??
Mr Vt? r*|. | o* S nail ? r* ? >n> 'li? )? t r? i
Hon 4>r*<!i uk u.* iwntn iii? Tr*? try u. j*? i
Ifcir.ah'ir, IUki> * H -rot U) rr?.- f?| tbalf
l<4M In Ilia raalnM f r buUlltig 111* IfOM '1*4 ' *1.1*1.. Ur
It *M l
?>???? I?*r-T Mil.
Mr ??***!?* ?*i ?4 u| ?>? toll to ?H>ljr >!?' wiw?
In tli? *| [ f i ri?' ? ft? for lt.? r?ar ?r..| rig J n* 1-'^
Mr ft ? ?ov*4 *n ?inWll?M< ?irr. i*r lo 'bit
off.r.-o to lb* Mi ailan* a bill jr- ?t*r?l*r ?:
to u.< r< ?A" lb* ixmpon-auoa of iba of tba futu
iM^rtijii iit twenty |wr **rii
afTKUL ri*T?.BT '?? **?
I'rnlinr Uii roMcterati <n of lb* *i?> ? ? Mr Wn*rr*
eil H >jp ib" joint rw xuu* for tb? | r>Bt en of tba otn
rial klaiorjr of u?? r?>t -> ! ii- n
? in m-llori ?f Mr triune Iba II i* ?m?r,?tm?nl
tbaraio waa urT>-l n It cm u> ib* I'<?*i4*bi
i >n n.' u?a of Mr >it?? Uk iwmm, at Ul> paa < f-xr ,
P. M . took a rvrm until a*?*ri P M
K.tmina *"?!???
Mr M -on. frorn tlx ' 'mrmtt a of < if r?i?*? '?*
tba bill rn at.v io tha a|?(f nt of nxihiMM a
t ua p?rt of Mow T"rt. n.?4 a r-|?>r? >rb - ? mm ?<r~<
to TI * H'MI?a f> .? ita aui ''I'n-I ?,"'b araa
t'> At tb? Mlarjr of IV *| t ra >?? a? ( <*?> ari'J tb? aa
Mill ipt.??.?ara at |l ?*?! <*4 !?>? >aUr* *a by
lit* I OO *1 |l 'lOO ??? I
aata*i ?ar?r'<t ?r ?**?*??
M' W?r.? r?t? n-<l from i' ? <> m '? ii?"<hi T?rr toftaa,
III* Ho'iaa bill bi r? mlMraa tba Tr'W'i'f of f*4ir*?k* 'or
? ? i?< >t~| m r*t? t lo-l *o n a?. *a >a |<?4
It ?** pi?a? 1. an<l (o*a to Ur* !*??>? I?at
!fi i?ri'i? 'T atU.
?v.n*Kl?r*iloB of H <? l? - i*a f Mil aaa T ?>
qvaaiMMt ? *a mi Mr Hn?mi ? t<n??4aMl la wnan
til* |?r '4 i>l*ta |M>par1rr?at ? i?n ? tvaaif f?r 'rat
Mr Ml Dnr-'iaUs ?<!"*> t of ' a' . In in ?< (if
lift*'! a# alao lb? tf lha |ht*rtn? ttl War l>?t?#t
m*a?? >nt ia Iba ?l>" W U?a Ail?r*if m. tb
?>? dl?a?r?~l lo
Mr mi raaaf ? a? m4m?t ?aa 4ia?<f?> 1 'o.
Mr * l. ? *ff ?*?1 iji ?m*?^?n?-ai r? i'i?l i| th*
P+ raurr of ?ar I" f 'aiab ?? m*-a* '4 lb- r>?? o# fir?
|rf??.f bq'MiiN!* W tba ? ./ Iiafarinaai, abrJi ? ?*
?|r?H U>
Mr Dir*. '<?*" I of Kf , aa ??? >?%* wtl *|>
pf?f?aiia? ?. -I *n to ? 4*? l#*ncta* .* U>? at >r.,
|irta< ?*? for ul i| Dm Mat > ?aaii
Mr .,>?*?? ?-.??? to *1?*1 a lib a pr^tlao ib?< no
m-.a-r abo M la |*M o?t of Ibh rm to aaf |ara? aba
b?4 f?rt is lb* r>balt*o? Mroa4 l?
Tba *m?r?4 M*M aa a?>*a4ad a-l ^?-1
Mr l<?' ?u *M*rM aa wn^MI ??^nv?raiir.|
II'. "? i? <S*fray tba a?|> ?? of tba fetogaun froai ta?
lb?tft?r? ' '??.,?** IM.ana la ???*ia< lo >a4 ranra..i?
tf.m ?*?? o?to* to parf^t * ir-atr
Mr ?'???? 'fcfH aa anxnlavni lo ?,>*.|.,ia far tba
Ml to* Iba |*ra<M lor baraaa laat la tba ttmy a pro
iw<* IM ?ir??i h*rtaf ? ?? L ' airoa %?>aat Iba ?>n ?
*ran?aai abail forvaH Ibaan to tba N?.l loaaVatUr a
o?ra, m ha a^u*4 ??4ar tba (ruM?M ?f ilk* art af
ItN *1'^t#4.
Mr ar-Maaa r*n***4 a Iba Waaala hia aw*a?w>aai la
,h* pair a# "aal* 'i*tartak**t narta
?? tba '?aaliu< af lb* Vhota
Mr ?ra*on, (ray j af R f aaor*4 to aaaM iba
amendment by lodudiag tba War ?u?d Navy IH? i tart ti ten t
i-IcmUk. IHiMKrt'o<I to.
Mr Hiimurr ? AinanUiuftit *xr njmln rojacltd? J*+* 13?
say ? |h
Tin iv(k.eu<y bill htm thru rnwl tUn*e Uuieo <?u?l
jMUttteil.
TUB IRMY
Mr. Wilao* introduced the following, which w aa ordar
ed to b* printed ? .
joint hmmolvtwh a*sr*?Ttati ma akmv or *??? XTMt?r?
flvivaa
RfnOlviri, br ih? M^iuM ami lloua* of K**f
of tin* rmt# a Htat*?of Am?*rir* in <v>itgre*? ?nk*rtr,ble4.
That Nil law* Mit t p*rU of li?? tiiwH litiM Uu f 'orth daf
of .luly. iMdl, lnei* ??lnn rciixatiUliin m creating ri-atmeiiie,
Mt *tT, onrpn or otbor orvanmiidnx ??1 thw ? ' ??>, or in
any way nlfeciitm tii??iimb?*r, funk, pay or wwd omenta of tii?
general, Weld, *uff and Hu?oflh?r* aud enli^d roan of the
mm" ?m wnd the ?umo ar* hereby to ?n f ?? II
furtw and itiivci, mid au iu a-uaiit uuiil atlwrwiao provided
by law.
micrmri *?<*: ?t
Tho Herat* lit Dlno r II. went into cxa? utivc neMion,
and at eleven I*. If udjoorro ?i,
HOUfcE 01 KEPJtilSEXTATIVEI.
W >kni>u?m, July 24, 1MM1
rtm IIo'i >-?? m l at olevan o'clock tht* m-irninf
H. , il mntim* to dlap? i 1 Willi tha readlug of thn
Jo 111*1 w"i nielr but Mr. W?rwij*rii, (r.'p I or III ,
olijn twj, and .dd lie would ln?iit on hie nbjix-llon ?
I n?' . tli" propo-llmn ? i* |* -inllnK lo voui .4
'o m> 1 n. He wuiK'J to 1 oaeumo In. ? .1:1 1 do
fe.il 1! j [iri j'- t.
ko ITT 10
Mr UN. ii, ir- ! ) of l'? , (row III* O'tmiiltti'a "n
Cmiti -p ? ri |?iri.' l ? Joint r -u>!iit(<>u to 1 on 11 le the
a<t la |.nn I'le f ir 1 1 . mM? of |i*'-t'iin>T< on * wn * ??
*el? 1 not t . a|>i>ly in boat* uaed ?irliiiivi>'y a* tap*
or u*i>uat?. Tl?' blii ??? rernl three tl in <*a mil |ia
'111,1 H" ? 4 "Ti* m I'M llnaerrili U?1
Mr Ifi i r, n ;i ) nf M " li , .n leav" Intr ?lnr -.1 ? btIT
ain.-i. t iinry 1 llin I'r''.' m|H.iiu md Hiim"ttead ?*?, Ml
.. not <0 tieluil" from Ibflir t UU bail bri ? . "t ..U.er
In4Wtir hi >i In in who .!??? 1I1, 1 .?? n- ??? ?- 1 wi'ti Irilial
rclin 1 iW. Tim ! I ?.w r?a l tlm "? iiiHiM uti 1 |W -.1
1 1 ah 1. or i-K ? hi .1 1 ii 01
lir Hi' ', ou n mi |m 11 urn ui iIik nil"*, n'r'i lif?il a
Jciilil 1 ||||| ? ' 1 dlrnllll till" J rr -ury of llir In uriof In
onti jrl ? Hi M Minnie Hcjiii for a lllo > / iivkI' I
ami Utlui' 0 tlitlaUtKro ulaut l.lur iln, t. b? r* . r.i- l
by l!ie }>r nil w t( l?n HiuumMI tloliba.
Tlic bill v.m' n >4 tbri'e I.ium 11111I ( a??e'l
KttJKI in I.'
Mr M ???III- in, (rpp ) of l*a , fi .m llie CommlliM "l?
Way .iii'l M. ji ri'iHirtwl buk Ule H' linUi II ; r Hi"
r I lolin II . tin -r ?le S'lin fiir iml |i 1*. it.uy of
|*ulilii lloii- y a I'ltUburg, The bill ?an pmi??4.
1 ? i sm*., nveiii'aiu fniN
On m Ion of Mi II < ??> i ii-m. ) 'if Mo., Ilm fommltirn
of III" W It'll" I I HI U'r.t I' in llir rnnb.-r ' ? n lora
tbm of ili" VnaiJ" lull to aa horiwi iim? r> I'iii.i m; of |um
...in i.| i.i, . mull - 11 f jirci ui yi im hi uima, ami
Ui" bill ?a* br" 1 M imfirn ilw HmiM mil |w 1
1 * .i-M 11 im ? r 11 4M '? 411 ?mi mmur 1.11 k*
Tli" lb. ii r<?ittn 'l tiie on-i'le ration of ib? f.nat4?
lull pi'it'linii at ili" adj'iurniMint la -1 niyin /ranting
Inti'li lo aid In ll.<' ro.i?trui'.t|i 11 of a railroad nml t?b
uraii'i 1 1 iroi ili t*'"i? 11 Mlv "irl nod Ark a *m 10
tli" l';?. ili-' r< 1 i Ili" 1 hi d-a'miii to Im> daa gnuti'l lb*
AiIri U" u i I '? iii: I t.i 1 1 id i mi 1 1<4 11 v
Mr I'm. . r . |i 1 "f !? ??, fmiii lln< Corn mlttfe of II, a
f?i n< It illrmiil ri>|K>rind -< vi-r.il am. ni1m"'.u, rhanglrii;
iiaii..- . f 1 it|K, i..i.j r? and making Mttor ' Uangn in iii"
bii- ,t. i. J 1 1
Mr Hr -v rii tuns nd to mend by ?'hkl'K mil tfci
nnn ? ? ?. 11 1 1 im nii?"r< of 1 h , 1. ? a* . orporMoit, wbl' Ii
*?? a,.r. ? .1 to
M I.i* . . (rep ) of iMihi, Hinhwt Ui ol-r en
?meiiilinent rv^ rvinK 10 t'onttr ? tb* j?i?"r u? lit 1 ta?e
in'" ol irifri !or Ii ght ami jo enyim; but Mr I'rlco
rvl 11 ?*!< ? all i? 11 tu in* ?tflorr'd.
Mr #???* h p.) 01 Iw?m, iLijuifod bow mm b land
lb; Mil gran'i d |mr rnilo iml in tlw ac. regMo
Mr h I g ?? no il4<iinit?i ?ii-v?"r but ?md tho
Krai.t ?'. il<1 bu abrxil Ul* r.i'ii aa tl?ot ol tlm North- ro
raiiRr. It.ul ad. Ilnaitil'd tbal tba Ni'rtliirn I'a illfl
Kn r a I. nt allowed I " t" futl.r ?out. than t ho
forte flf'li jiiiru lot u?l b?IIim ><a.| eeilil run on tho
tbir iift . 1 Aetln'l there m. .i.| b? a wi-iui ? f tor a ee
four li'imli. .I ml * t?-'i?""n re U of tli? H ?? lloea ?
Ni.f lirrn, i.Vntra1 ao'l J* miIIm rn o Iba. "1 > would
no' l?> OMniMitiag lion*
Tin bill 14. j.j-' .1 -yen* do. nay* M
at ei ?faun ii.
Th" two Joint rile* pT'ih btnn* bilU from >"'lng ??nl
by nth?r boo-i to th" i>tber w.lliln tb" luet 'lirr da>e
of tbe a-Kil m wi-r" on moil. 11 of Mr. Ki reaioaLi. rnM
inmltd f ir the n m. of lb ? ?"4?
ma if Mm- ron tin <arrtraa m th? 4* -umim o?
RHII|?T llintl
Til" H'liiaa |.ro -.li l to till! 'una d*r*l|.io of l>in bill,
r I Kir to 1 laat In lay from Ibe lutmnmn anltn'riilog
ti n payniai nf the i"*.ir !? f. 1 il," ra|.' ir? of JoS"rw o
|iu?: ' an. I of lb .ie .i ? u- of f 1- <1?ni I. n- olo.
Mr. I> u?>, (rup | of Ohio, uff-'rud a eubeUtuU, follow,
inn the award 'if Ju'lg- Hotl
Mr lin.. ', , (ri|i 1 of Mich "T rn| an am^ndmi-rt,
follow I isk (tie ? ?ard ut Iln- War Ii?f*rt4??li> in r?/a/d to
th<' 1 api .in- 1 I IIkhii and llarnl'l ylvloir f -1.TMI 10 C4il
onol Baker, $7 .no to I. e'ltrnaui IMm rtt 1 4 o *1 in i? b
of tba detective*, to Horir"MI Onrlwtl an 1 lite oth"r Mr
lf"unU of ilia |Miily. I , to the iiorpMwl?, fl.Wl 00.
and 10 Mratoe |:
Mr : *>*, (rrp.) of fa, proUiatad a^aiiiat (IT, MM
b*lnk 1 1 to Col >u?l lint: r. a ma/i woo, be iwid, waa
not '. at of tbl* my at lb" 11m" and wb ? mada mora
rii'.n"! >? of Ui ? war than any other maa.
Mr I ? ? ; ? ' a * Ide I that ltaki-r *14 bnl t n# a lar^a
bol"l In in?- M < huan, aa I.' waa MHMad, out of
tb" 100411 b? mad ? In Ibe a?r
Mr II ? 1. ia , (f"|i ) of S V ai "IT"d ai Uia tdaa that
bo a^a" 1 ..In ."I Hal r ??> building a b t"l that wm an
ar umH aitataat hi* ( ttin* a j.r.ij*i abara of tba re
warda.
Mr l*TiTr > im? fk?1 Ikal tin esid'rio" fur'.t?b?d by
Ibo War !?? | an io?nt ibuwd that OuloaH ll4k r UI
dmi" no ?"rv rm ?t all.
Mr II ?? i:awa ".ntradi-i. l that, aaaattlag II at thw
en Idi mem furnaM by II ? M ar f>*|Mrtoi*ai g ? ? ?i?oel
Hak?r Uie ?nii". crwllt f'rr liaelnf (iiano d. i.r ginated
and M""?t.d the ' ni?r|.rl4" II" Ka ? e^oal nidll la
UaalMMI CWI01I ? ?riir"r for hi* afl irta ai tba tfWia
Itootli waa ebol, and wtd that aa Ifctfrtb e>< drvgteg
hlmwif to ibe dour of ti,? tx*r 14, with l.? artna iraibna
and eebla^Ur latandlng to norfwndef. ta.r' tl, wbo waa
then an 11 -. ,oe man aai! who bail aioea dmd In ? lonallo
aayloio, liiruat hia j - 1. 1 tbrwuib a m?i<* ?f tb* bar*
and 6r~l at iii.-t uii, ti,? 'ail i*r 4mc 11 *.*!. naar tlia
?rry f"?i w f hi- rn'ird' nuahall lnl !>'*? eat I
I nrl? tl ? *ar n of ti,? " ?o^a? ' n 0 aa? that lia fcr-g tha
?hot |k<.. ?. i'r . i>n. ? di"* l"d liim, a ad t "0? r rmmm
t i li." .<11 n ".at tl.a la ? tl,.:,j ha Im .|.?i fin* to
lei M?? m it "r 1 1 an
M' HcMBx 1. I ""|i 1 of Ohio M|-ii'? I a|mn ?l?t |h a.
r.pia the ? ir.'aaii ? r?i' 117 '<?? ' ? > ?? o.-l !? ,a*r
Mr. I! < nana r?|.U I tliM tl.' y bal t. ,1." b ra llta
aa"i? ae I ??. r
Mr An v 1 Itittrwd how U.r 'omniitl' ar r t*4 al
f IT lur i> r
M' H"rH?i"i ftefi ' 'd i^at t w?- ty noi?i;air i.| Uts
aer ? tr+m Willi tn??aa >?' tba "ih"t* of IV |a?rt ?
Mr iw 41 | . r~l w I ?!, r 111 ilia ..'i'y klndrad
a( |.li> ati"i ?t a | uti- 11 ?? . tb" IWnlml '<n of prima rw'oay.
tnarw mmit a law woKl. ?*-? III" rianiMailer of aa
e?|"d.i ..a aot '-"tog ' r "Ifdllioa ? . !.? r?l
? <iaima?dt*g a aanadt ?> in <>( 1 .a ab-dw
1 tit* ti.. 1. ? , arid w ;.i ail nf gi 11 if ' t* ? lata*
t ''b t. I'a.; r, f ? 1 I amended bia . It.ag
1. ri .ii?.' r* b, ? 4 *0 ?
> II 11 ?? 1 i a ? aad a ml 1 1 "f a
lit '"fat "? ? 1 'i a ; know anyuiiag aba it
tba rn ' a f J.r ? d r ', m r, fn? ? win'W I ad ( >r?
1 1? ti.w mat " by t a r ia Mitnt It. an* a* if lb?y
Had bean Jarwa ?r fferw* Ha waad aw Iw ?wjr tbal a
in . a l ad I-"- ' W n 1. fr m 1 I iwat'aiai. |a "?ty,
aaylftg tbal n g> ?| fraud W*> brtog 1'nn rni.l, atiltbal
law* d I'." Am r.-aa'- ii|r> ? to 'i.? aba* la
? f !?/ . ai and "it 1.1 I. ... b- ?rd
l>?t. r '?/ti l?: !<?? r. la r? film n.i." ?. t 4;%* on
ih? nafrr ar. I -at r Ha of d"qa>"ata fr m
l "i II- ? ?d to a? 1 ?ai a# a? > tb i.f ab it la"at
|w. .-1. iNrt l,? Wau'4 a) I. W ?,??<?* lili- . r tal Uaw
Imp id" a (?? aaj what b* d d e? f, tba? MMn ? : tbie
la?iL It-i aevly waa a du*a n?bt aeaatd 10 that a a i?ll
? low l|a b?: i*dlbaa<idar a rw.'i ?t.ad that alii a
I) ? in' a warn * -. *rd . '." 1 >*mom b ?*ea, w(, ra H*mAU
aad lla-oWi a"'" ar. I wb ? ' r./'f ? a- ??i j a (?ard
a- in l tl 'n t' ? I 'it f' ti?rty waa >ia^ waaar a
ei."d, aa t r.? { way of iv.nga' t ??ild dr ra km -.at 'if
? t ad a-iw I i? it I art) "aaaw in ao-d 'Waal tbal he
d.l tl." wfc'i.a Work Rafairr;^ Ui tha a . ia> -n to
Itak are Wwaitb l.a wid thai tadar llaa't eaea laea
f .j?, ?t<t ii. i h. I.M r. rar r?r,,H a
'" J""""* "* 11 ? ?**A "*'?
Mr l?l ' ? 4?a-'ia<?-1 lb* '<f ??,# vhmiim u
? rrm> ; ,*r%c H- Hinm-il thai ??iu 1?4 at
l-a.1 b(? h* '.*,14 a<4 ift- .umA ?.l a
?? *r*.i Ih- r mmi-tm u jtt* Mn<f <?>? V?m. it.
? Iwtl Mimtl In (M?*l Mi k?r
*? ? ??W ?fc? I i? Uk? mm MM
'"H" *?' !??????'?? ?w> .. s it,,
'T Ik* frvaa Mb-hifaa iMr l>r i, . |
Mf I'a . a .|t? * r-?~| ?a/ !????? a: ? ? ??i- ?>
Wf H 'l' hm maMM Iktl iUI <h W* I
?M Hon latliaf Lim b- n ? aal m gofwul
?ff a ? il* (hut i H* r*t ? ?'< A f? ? ?<-?? -"tt >l<v?t
I J- iUiuuh fif Iwtaf <iMw ?h? >V-I
Mr jr-fi | of liu, a-<-? f"4 Mfef &?>
to flta rM?artf aa una I.
Mr II T tm r-vi ?! dial l?#?f 4?l ? 14 <<?'??*?'# (?
f* r-i<*r
? ? Cuiit. tn, (r?p ) i/ | i rr n'l 4 ili?i h? t pi
!???! U?? < Htiai Uaa aa? >ai?r** u? at; wrt la
fi?'f f
Mr Tvwaof^a, k ??f ???aa4 IH? M>j?
th*< h? '? ? ? i Mr l''i; I ?n, ? !'h?M w.n'4 a 4
la* a4?|4?l, ? ii 4(4 aal 4o ; ??f ? la Ui 'ila? M OM*M
? nacar, faad ? ?iwm H? 4if*4 . ? M ??. *m
?Ww <"il of Mi* art-It a * a* a l?? 4af ? fcaf?r?, u.t
?w a<4 ta"?ti li blai (l.?o
Afvrr wm fan'.** 4 a ?? ?*>? H'"??a p? ? ??4?4 '?
?'4# Tba i??'iat ?a? Ir4 i?a ? <m lb* ?a* a<?aaa?
offorwt kf M- lh |(? aal ? ?>? |r t#lH
Tfc* rw?rr?4 a* i|m> aa?*? *7
? ? l?wao, 1*4 M aaa a4op-*1 **f* flUfl '*
a.iaa u> ? -ft f I < !????* ?* ' ?* ' *
Ra***, I '??!<? ? r* I (?>/ IVW?.
< i lama Ii M , it* 4***" > ??, r 44* !*???? o
'''?*? a?4 <?rt max 4 tf>* l?"l rf ,J'* ?ilt*?4?fc
M?? twfc r*M if ? I 4^4
n? wu, mi 4 .*[*?"*
?i* fltfw
n. Hmm PM4^?' ?? w * ?** *?'? "4
k??r I* Hw ?H M
Mr IU09MJ. ftl']"* '? f'*? '*? ' ?
4frv-?l4i r?. ? ?? t ~??i' -i ??"- ? *4 ?*?
i mailnw *f ''J'tir? ?? iriHwi fr w T-wa
iaa4 O 'rraf a *? iBMMi ?? af ??* i**1 ?< aai**a' f- i-art
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