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The Report to Oc Qnet- i Ltaflij EIusuIob lie ldmiuioi if Eemben trom Teunscc Adjournment of Both Houses Until Monday Next. Special Dispatches te the Bfew-Tork Tbnaa, Thwredar. Mot. 9L Crowded galleries and onosuaJ enrioeity greeted tba rfwaanmhting of Congreag to-day. Tba rrtet interest centered in tbe House, where the seats for spectators were filled almost an bonr before the Speaker's gavel felL Expectation of the impeachment report doubtless stimulated the early attendance of speettors but they were doomed to disappointment, for instead they were regaled by a three hours' stupid and wearisome discussion on the right of the members from Tennessee to be sworn.

Hon. Jamss Brooks, who regularly oscnpies the creator part of the first day of eacbrweesion, as well as a good many days afterward, opened the ball by objecting at first specifically to Mr. Butler, and then to the delegation ut toto, on the ground that Tennessee did not possess a republican form of government, because rebels were disfranchised. But the latter objection did not stand. Tbe House last July had decided the Kentucky cases, that specific charges were neo-eesary to make a case for reference to the Committee on Elections.

Record evidence being produced that MrDuTtxa wisest one time member of the Tennessee rebel Legislature, his credentials, on motion of Mr. Dawks, of Massachusetts, who cuttingly rebuked the inconsistency of Brooks and bis Democratic friends, were re ferred to the Committee on Elections. Mr. Eldridoe then objected specifically to Mr. 810KR8, and the basis of his charge was that famous Duncan letter, upon which the House passed judgment at its laat session.

The motion to refer Mr. 8tokbb' credentials was voted down. Mr. Brooks then objected to CoL Mcluhs, from tbe Fifth Dis trict, and sustained his charge by a letter from an officer of the Twelfth United States Infantry, charging him with disloyal sentiments in the early part of the war. But the House voted that down, too, and then the war of words on this subject ceased, and all the delegation were sworn but Mr.

Butler. Of course this disciiaaion could not be had without oratorical flights and vigorous denunciations of the odious tyranny of military reconstruction, and uncomforta ble reminders of the cox popuii, as the classical Cbarler put it at the late elections. Tbe balance of the sitting up to 4:30 o'clock was occupied by an attempt at nnpeachment in a new quarter. The irrepressible Richelieu IioBWBOjf, burning with a sense of the wrongs done to tbe Fenians in England and Ireland by the Brit ish Government in ordering them to be hung, and Mr. Adams' lack of patriotism in not offering his own neck for the halter to save them, seriously proposed the impeachment of Mr.

An Aaa in the requisite string of resolutions, and supported it with his usual redundancy of speech. This exhausted the patience of the House, and, after sundry bills aad resolutions were introduced and referred, aa adjournment until Monday next was carried. In the Senate, Mr. Suwarxa obtained the floor as usual on the first' day's session, immediately after the roll eaQ, aad presented several of his chronic petitions from freedmen, and did not resume his seat until after he had revived the Equal Bights Bill, for the District, pocketed by tho President last session. Garret Davis ob jected to ttatcoaUderation, however, and it went over under the brulee.

Senator EoMxrxsa presented a joint TWaotutaon that the Federal debt and interest should be paid in ooin. Several petitions were presented from ex-rebels I asking to be restored to citisenahip, when the Senate adjourned until Monday. TBE UmCaCRaTEWT QPESPOB. The announcement in the House to-day by Mr. WrLsoR, Chairman of the Judiciary Com mittee, that the Committee would aot be ready to present the report on impeachment until Monday next, was anticipated in these dispatches lastnight.

The Committee were unanimous in the request for the postponement, and there-conaideratKm of the resolution directing them to report immediately was also postponed until Monday. It has aot yet transpired whether the maiority will unite oa Mr. Wilsox's entire re port, or only upon tke general point of opposition to impeachment. snuTART rjDmircTxoR nr com rots. Tbe Secretary of War will soon lay before Con-greas the report of Major Wrjtttbwbet, who was detailed last Spring to visit West Point and the various iiiadmg eoOegee af the country, with a Tiaw to suggesting a plan for the iatrodnetion of aaitotary lostroetaon.

This officer spent several months in his tour of consultation and tn vesta-gatioo, and then draw up a plan which was sub. mitted to leading educational men throughout the Uneoo. His nonnlnaifwis. after reading their criticisms and suggestions, are put into the form of a bill, which will be embodied in the re port. The plan eoatomplatee a bureau of military education in the War Department, under the charge of a Director -General, with the rank aad pay of Brigadier-General.

State Legtola-taree are to designate colleges in which the plan aaay be carried out, aad to each of these colleges the President is to appomt two Military Pre lessors. Students who pursue military studies are to have books and camp eqinppage for aiahed free. A limited number of ooilegt grad uates, showing greatest proficiency a military stadias, to have their mmtrs published ia the Jrmj Btyifr, aad one graduate per year from each college will he oommlsaioned as Second Iieateaaat nv the army, on the same footing with West Point The biH is a loag one, and these are ewly some of its leading The Judiciary Committee examined no witnesses to-day. The only person they had before them was Detective Baker, under arrest for re fusing to comply with tbe summons of the Com mittee tn July last. It win be remembered tb At the Samaet session the Corcmtttee asked for a warrant for Baker's arreet, as ho had refoaed to appear." Baxxb was accompanied try eotmsel to-day, and says in explanation thai he supposed he was not wanted unless a certain woman could also be found $utjal aeejdbedfor for three weeks aad failed to and her, aad therefore concluded hie presence was not re ejvired.

AcUoa his ease was sot eoaeluded. He will probably be glad to get off on payment of costs sad expenses. BOB. TRAPDETTS STEtERS. Hob.

Trad. Bteyrrs appeared in his seat ia the Hoaee to-day. immediately after it had been called to order, and received the congratulations of members of both parties. Previous to the assembling of the House he had been quietly re- eing oo a eo'a ia his committee room, sad replied to offers to assist him to his seat by say ing, MI eaa go alone; I aiaRaot as dead as some ef say newspaper friends Rare reported me." He remained in his seat until the important business of the day had been disposed of, when he toft the Capitol and returned to his rooms in close carriage. rnuxcLU.

ait Aims. Financial affairs received prompt attention tn both Houses to-day. Four or five bills and reeo- rations were introduced, the most prominent of which were those of Senator EDaTDsns, declaratory of the Five-Twenty Acts, tbe proposed re peal of the cotton tax by Mr. Biaire, and the bill to stop contraction by Mr. Carey.

In this connection the public may look to see the Ways and Means Committee so composed as to fully represent the strong sentiment against further contraction of the greenbacks which now prevails so strongly at tbe West. the sum seleoatior. Gov. Chamreruir, of Maine, arrived in the city this morning, on public business. To-night he attended a conference of the Maine Delega tion, at which Senators Fesberdkh and Morrux, and Representatives Perhast, Lxecb, Blatrr and Peters were present.

The business related to focal State affairs. THE PAT DEPABnCXWT mi SBIIOATIOW. Ibe Fay Department Investigating Committee will not be ready to report as was expected, daring the early part of the session, but win be obliged to wait some time for the purpose of examining certain documents, and will, consequently, be unable to arrive at any conclusion regarding the matter under their charge until a period biter than they at first anticipated. personal. Hoc David A.

Wells arrived in the city today, and win occupy his former office at the Treasury Department. Gen. ScBomui and Gen. Wbxkry are nere, the former on his return from New-York to Richmond. Gen.

McCooe, Consul-General to the Sandwich Islands; Gen. O. Snows, of Richmond and Hen. Johh B. Allet, of Massachusetts, are also here.

Tbe appearance of Hon. E. B. Washbvrre in the House was the occasion of many sincere congratulations for his return to health. Dispatches to tke Associated WAaKiitaTus, D.

C. Thursday. Not. 2L trr tertjbe or omcx law. Secretary EoCuixocb bavins called oo Solicitor Jomnoa lor kla opinion oa the Tenure ot Ofliee Bin.

aa it relates to tbe Treasury Department, ths Solicitor states that he ia of tks opinion that tbe law ap plicable to that Department eomsieneee to-day. and not at the next aeaaion of Congrees, and the names of tbe parties designated, together with the evidence aad reaaons of autpenaion. muat be sent In within tbe next twenty days. Temporary commission given during the receaa of Congress will, by hmits- tton.expire at the end of tbe preaant session, namely. on the SOta in at.

XMSRURSXHe) OPTICS PISOOM1UI UEU. Special Orders Bo. just leaned by Men. Obaut, directs that the office of the Chief Mustering Disbursing Office tor tbe Stale of New-York be dia-otmtiDued on or before tbe 1 5th proximo, and all record a forwarded to the Ad a lac t-OeneraL Brevet iAeac-CoL W. B.

PzAam, V. 8. retired, la charged with the execu tion of tbe order, and win report to tba Adjutant-General. REPORT OK PTMAECE. Secretary BTcCuxxoch stated to-day that his report oa the ttnanoee will aot be seat to Congreee until tba day after tba PreetdeB.fi message ie transmuted, in December.

Busurxsa ra the court op It Is ascertained from an official source that tbe list of claims pending before the Court of Claims ap to Jaly IT last, wsa about MOO, The number of Judgments rendered since March, 1883, Is S00, of which 190 ware dismissed. The claims allowed amount to over 1 1.500,000. PORTS OP ERTRT TR TEXAS. A. T.

Special Agent of the Treasury De partment, will leave hare tn a tow days under tostrwe-ttons to make aa inspection tour among the various ports of entry ia Tezaa along tba coast. Tba recent diaorganiiaHon oi many ef tbe officers ia that sertion by the yeltow lever epidemic, renders an inspection of their condition mora than usually necessary to the department PKRSOIfAL. Baron Bnu vos Ha van, Second Secretary of tba Btgiaa Legstion. was married to-day to a Washing, toa ktdy, BUaa CAmxA Webs. Tke Belgian RUnto.

tor and Mr. Secretary of the laUiaa Legatioa, acted as arooraaaaea. RECEIPTS OP OPSTOnTB. The follow tag is ths receipt of euetoms, to gold. from Kov.

11 to tbeJtth. inoroetve: Msw-Xork Philadelphia. tSi.S5 TS la lTT.TTS 4a Ham more Baa Francisco, tram Oct. It ia 11, lncra- tt.as Total FORTIErU CONGRESS. TUtBT BnSSTOW.

SENATE. WASsnseron. Tbwrsday, Xov. XL The Senate met at noon to-day. Prayer waa eatorad by the Cbaplaia, Tba following Senators were present i ThsPresi- daat Massra, Aathony, Cameron, Cattail.

Chandlsr. Ooanaas. Cole. Oorbata, Conklm. Cragto, Daria.

Dixon, DooUttle. Drake, Bdaauads, Tsaaeaaan. Pew-lar, aVaBngbuyaen, Orimea, Hirlan. Johnsoa, Jordan, Morrill. Yarmoat; Morriu.

Maine; Morton, Xortoa. Bye. Pattoraon. Bew-Bampebira; Patterson. Tenaae aee Pomeroy, Bamaay, Boas.

Sherman, Stewart, Bomasr, Thayer, Tipton, TrumbaU, Taa Winkle, Wiley. Wuuaaas. WUsoa aad Tatae. OOLORED TJORRRS. Mr.

presented a peOUoe. algaad by tweety-ela wbitoslttoaas. as foUowa: Tks na detail aad leasseafallr tiiii nasL that hnaae- dlately arte te laee araassipel etistlae to taa Caty many aaipmyeia etaeaarred toear lyee. to tke aeiaaet el abwat UO. for tke reaemsias tke rlcat m4 ala alive fraa-apea taasi by tka lata aot sf Oeagiaaa.

tnereby Beaaiwg aaac illee eT eaah shea Oiaai wui he ease ae saw ae aaian a propn give aa hie proportaan ef tae emploraMat npon ke i Bit woraa tke thetnst el Ceiasabta to tke patittoa waa iilaniil te the Ball SH1 OP OOUTROBXA RRORO Stf RAOS RTTJ. i Seaman aekad saaalsiias eeaaawt toJatre- tne rertker eaeertty ewnal rlghta to Ooinnvtaaa. Ha slant the It was eewyef a am passed at tke last lassinti. bat aw ted by toe President. Ittkersaara aiaawa nee- Ike toll waa read as touowst a.

That tba ewed wWes-wwareeer Awaaiim ea vmsaoa. Uwuirai wasaj aahiae A iij a sea Waiiiarieei en tae 1 ef eetd Pnuie, er ef swaae ml aatd as held a rarer, be aad toe aesne si kerebyriyaali as'--' tar any puna avaAeer to sseapt to aaleeea aaad aissatotaBa aiaer aha ataatol af atos sir. Datri ehtoeang the bill was aid i A PRITATB OATB. Mr. WAAlAhw totoodaced a totot reeotattoa I "AwBsnsrenl SsnartyTsijiaar ruht ef aaty eieeasr aver.

story ef Ike tntot resetottoa appieeed Paly St. Itoe, MtkarisMtg tke Cewrtef Obuaas te reaear and ea- aauae lor aUiadieauoa lbs claims mb sisabb. it was jaiairsn to Mucwy wm- PAThrSRT OP TBB RATIO" AL PEST TB COTS. Mr. Essroacs oSared the following Joint raaoJaUoe.

took waa read, laid ea tbe labia, and ordered to bs printed. He ead be would call it ap el ea early day, aad hoped weald be psassd with entire aaasimityi WEwsaa. Tke awkMa debt ef Ike Patted States was lessens where echerwtae aiartfaaj eealraeted aad aoen tke taitk aaa erediCef toe Uaitee aiaiaa. tnet tae eaaae woeid ae paia sew er He eewtveleat: tketefuce. witoa ay Juiria.

es aaisstlid. That tae paboeeek mt toe UaMed ktaaee. eaeepa in toe eeeee wkersta ia tke law antkanaiaa toe aaaae ether prevuui wsa exprsssty aaade. ie owing ineeiaer He eqarraleat, sua toe faith mt tae UaMed elates kereby pledged to TBB OOTTOR TAX. Mr.

Wnoa effared the Jolleeisg, which was The tbe Baantary ef tke Treeewry be date ewnawnieete ler tke iaferaaataea ef the hen-m Imtm i. i.i. tm ef tks Pasais- aaeai relatiag to tke repeal ef tke tax ea eettoa. AJJOPnSMXJir TO BtORDAY. Mr.

Ostmbs saevad that when the Senate adjourn. It adjourn to Monday asxt. Carried. ROOR SESMOiej. Oa motion of Mr.

Moboar it was ordered that the Senate meat at daily. BILLS POSTPORED Oa motion of Mr. Snjna tbe bill tot the ealllag awt of to Ion leers to eoppreee hoe nil ties, and the bill vacating certain municipal offices in Alexandria, were indefinitely postponed. The Senate than sojourned. HOUKI OF BBPBE8KSTA 1 1 xA.

Tbe House assembled at noon tn eontimiatloa of she first regular session of the Torueth Congress. Tba attendance of members waa unusually large, and tbe galleries were crowded before 11 o'clock. Many todies who could not obtain seats in tbe ladies' gallery were accommodated in the gentlemen's gnOery. Mr. STrvxiis, of Pennsylvania, was in his seat, apparently in as good physical condition as be was but aeaaion.

OPBirrxo PRAYER. Tbe proceedings were opened with prayer by Chaplin BoTirroM. Tbe only political allusion ia it was an expression of thanks lor carrying out the great measure which was to give to every class toe equal rights of dtisenship, and because ere long the right of every trne-neerted loyal man would be secured, and that every such man would be restored' to his proper relations to the Government. ECSIRESS RESTBED. Tbe Speaker then announced that the recess had expired.

The House then resumed Its session, and ths first business waa the reading of tbe Journal of the 3tkh of Jury last. The reading of tbe Journal was dispensed with. stwsmwtte 8WOBR IM. Messrs. Woodward, of Pennsylvania, and Caby, of Ohio, members elect, came to the Speaker's dsk aad took the oath prescribed by law.

Tbe eiht mem here elect from Tenneseee having been called by tbe Speaker to take tbe eatb, and having approached the 8peakera chair for that purpose, Mr. Eldbtdok, of Wisconsin, objected to the sdmm-isaration of Ibe oath to Mr. Stobxs. and moved that his erndentaala be referred to the Committee on Credentials. Mr.

Jabttjs Bbooks. of Bew-Tork. objected to the administering of the oath to any owe of ibe Tennessee delegation on the ground ArK, that two if not more of them had been guilty of treeeoa to tbe Government, and had taken tbe oatk ot allegiance to the Ooniederato Government and to Jrmisaa Davdj; and, aecmuf. that there does not now ezisi in ibe State of Tenneseee a repabUean form of government. (Load laughter oa tbe Bepublican aida He (Mr.

Bnoois) argued that tbe electoral law of Tenneseee disfranchises a huge proportion, a majority of its white ctti. Bene. Tbe whole vote of the State was 140,000 and yet 100.000 voters had controlled the election. 65.000 of whom were negroea, ooatioling the white voters wbo were net disfranchised. An oligarchy now existed and reigned in Tenneeeoe, and the franchise law there was a eWrace to any free form ot Government, a dishonor to civilisation, and a reprobation to all forma of republican aalf-govern-ment.

Having disposed of this general objection, he proceeded to state bis special objection to the ewear-ing-u ot Mr. Butlxb, a member elect from Tennessee, because as a member of tba Tennessee Legisia-tore, batore and daring tbe rebellion, be bad introduced, supported and voted forreeotutione end measures proving bis disloyalty te tbe United Stafaa Government. Among tbeee wea resoluuons toreject tbe confirmation of anv man ta office who tooorsed the Helper Book;" condemning the appointment of Mr. Bewabd in Mr. Ldoou'i Cabinet aa aa act of hostility to tbe South, aad for tbe ceiling ot a Convention to take tbe State of Tennessee out of tbe Union.

Mr. Bbooks quoted the precedent eetabliabed by toa Bepabucan aide of tbe Bouse hurt July in regard to tbe Kentucky members, aad argued that tkey were now irrevocably bound bj It. Mr. BnooBs then objected to tbe swearing ia of Mr. Mtnxjse as a member from Tenneseee, on the ground that he bad given aad and contort to the rebellion bad made speeckee la behalf of It; bad lent hie aid and aupport to it; had attempted to raiae troops for it, and that he made a speech in Bedford County, la 186ia in which he urged toe young men to enlist in a rebel eompaay.

aad to defend their bomre and flre-aidee. atr. Baooas also objected to tbe swearing in of Mr. Abjibxx. on the groand that be had eetab-bshad in Laerenoa County, a tannery which was devoted to supplying shoes to ths rebel soldiers.

Mr. Bacons aleo objected to the aw earing In ef Mr. Tnntnu. aaylng tkat kia information waa that he rirtT mi if he voted at ad on the question of stiiiiiasinn. ha had voted for laaing Tennessee out of the Union.

Mr. Tbibdblr (ia his seat) aaaurad Mr. books that he had not done an. Mr. Vwrrrr acceptsd the daaiaL aad there lore withdrew all special objection to tbe swearing of Mr.

TsibtvIi Mr. Rubudob I hen stated to the House tbe ground on which ne objected te tke swearing in ot Mr. bTOKCa. It waa tnat Mr. Bxokbs bad admitted, ia taa House, oa the 27th of July, Iste, hia having writ-tan a letter to Jobb Duhcab oa the 10.A of May.

1ML stating that ke understood some gross miarepreeente-ttons were going tbe rounds ot sis section in refer-eaos to hia position, which ha (Stoxbs) wished to correct that ha bad been a leaniua advocate of tba Union up to ths lima Lrxoou Bad called tor 74.000 sroopa, tn violation of law. lor the eubjugatioa ot tba Ponth that he commended Gov. iuu, of Tennessee, tor his course, aad tor arming toa stale aad resisting LmcoLJi at the point of the bayonet and that he had enrolled hie name as a volunteer to raaiat Ioolbs avearpetion. Mr. ot Illinois, expressed his graafioation at seeing members oa the Democratic aide coming up to tka saark.

Ha was willing to have the matter mt Mr. Bona referred, but as to Mr. Sxobbs, be tb-mgn tkat tf aay man eoaid wipe eat a wrong, tkat noble aaaa (aVroana) had wiped out the wrong ot that setter to agkttog tor the Cmoa. while soma gentle aaea were pwhuahtog treasonable artlelee. Mr.

Dawbb, of at, see cb use tie, staved aa a aubenV nto for she pending aaotion. that the credentials of Mr. Bwrxaa be reierred to tke Commiues oa Else taosa, and that pending tke deciatoa ot tka aueeuoa that be be not sworn in. Ha (Mr. Dawns) understood the gentleman from Bew-Xork (Bbooks,) to make his motion ta good faith, sad be assumed that that gentleman had made wos-oertol pinsraes ataos haat eaaalon.

when he put kirn-seat en tka a awed that eve charge ot dsloyslty. however nmgranl aad palps hie, waa eufficieat gTOuad tor tbe exolustoa of a sssmber waa heid a oertiacate of sbxilion He soncratulated the country oa this wonderful conversion, tor which there wes no paral. 1st Bases toa aalnhnaU Joarnap to rtaineaiins Be aeied tkat Mr. Baoosa would continue tke Journey nnttl he aaw more eiearly even than the members oa tbe Bepahdcaa aida what did coaautota loyalty and ilklT'T The gentleman had also atksn ike ground to-day that waa proper aar tke Howes to look into the Quasi irntloa af a atoto aout decade whether a la republican or aot. He waa happy tor once te bs able to stand wuh the gentleman from Kaw-Xork aad vote with htm.

He weieoaisd kirn aa a aaw eoavert, aad sxpeeted aim. bka alt ewnvena, to lake the lead end 4o works asset for repentance. Mr. Bbixby. of Peaaaylvaaia.

oppoaed all motions looking so we wshw ea aay of the Boutk to know that waa the party oa the Boor nklek did aot acknowledge aay place or um for ispaBtsun wklch could aot rahava them of uiatran-ubisasnsat aot tor rsoellion. but for the holding of aptalons in Ual. which they held totday. oa tke subject of State rights aad tbe (togradaboa of the Mr. Da wis deoUred tkat he was aot wilMag to let It be asad of him that he had eaa est of opinions sad vwtee toe ewe aide ef tba House, and a dUSsreni ass Jar the other aids, and he would laave ft for tka gentleman froaa Hsw-Xork Ms.

Baooas) to divide his wote aad duty aad eooennency. Mr. Cbabxxb, of haw-Turk, commented oa the fact tkat Mr. Dawns was willing to order save Mr. Broxns to tkrow Mr.

Bmu toto the arena to tot haw fight aw vta-l aa toelaaat wkiokre- asiadsd aim of the Apostle at Tphecna, Thtogna-Uimtu (Da was) aaouid not read to tbe House any luioas truss Umif laaa. as he aad hie party kadda-ssto tke priartplea truth, get tka a toe Gospel to Joia at carrying out laaaacal viewa, and trodden oa every rtgat, knman aad dmae. Tbe tkat the eualiacatsoae Of at anus tba wsra the only test that oouid ngbOulry be applied to ntombers euca, tsat staea tae Howes kae eaatauiaea afiawraatkiw Bar iw ewa act. at aaowMt governed memliar- ana evmstieew im caarsoter aaa isiwn rnnns. Ate wished the ot tke pitplt aaaatoot tkesr en mass lalnaa.

as ekat bis tar akail be admitted toa seat kere wbedoea awt kalong to the poknoal aaUh at tba saajiallp. Mr- Dawaa rwnvarked taat ka woakt not well any aassoae of Butiptara upon tke gas llamas, tcavaa-taa.) as ka aid aot deesre to bnrt km laailngs ntz. Kir 'i siiasanail hsi sawtlstlist Bs described tbe aa a dieeraae to 0sf gfO'TwnTVcBsMa'a 90 Tar ttoa. aad aaid it waa a saunou nvst thsA diera ia fenntaasa bad been disfrani bleed aader tbe Brownlow Oovarnmsnf. sisiorv Sieanaa tkaw weald aot put their hands ea tossy atewiae ead to ear tooetha la tea duet, and kneel euppUant te tke aegre arovemment wnica was 10 ruing it laere ever vim American freemen.

8 The aMtioas ef Mr. Baoeas were vision. Tbe amendnurett sf Ti nasi to Bale of Mr. BoTxxa to the Committee ef Atoottoae tme waa a euneoiate rov tas erigtaai ssooon es Mr. EjjiarooB, the effect of it being to refer Mr.

Btrr- TbeDsainissis geaaralry voted 'Bo to the resolution aa amended. oasgraeiag The negative vote of Mr. Baooas was received with laughter end nnsiit that he weal would kave to be Mi at i a. Hiears, Axtbxi. sad Jon swob, of California, Mr.

Wasbbttbhb, of rninoto. who has been ee seat to Europe an account of ills tat stace tato Oaa grass, spp tared end wsrsswern to. Mr. Ki names then renewed his motion that tke credentials of Mr. BroKxa, of Tenneseee, he referred to toe Committee ea EleoUona, logetker wttk tke Duncan totter.

Mr. Scbbbcx, of Ohio, said he wanted no mora of this sort ot thing. Tba member from Bew-Yerk. (Mr. Baooas) had Just shown by his vote that he had been a-lfling with the House, proving that hia object was rather to set soma httla party trap, which had, however, sprung and caught himself, than for tbe purpose ot a grave inquiry late tbe right of a member to taka hie seat.

Ha waa glad that the House, in tke ease of Mr. Mcixtas. carried out tka precedent established in tna Kentucky esse. Giving credit te tke statement of a member (Bacons) to which hia own conduct showed him not entitled, as bs bad voted asainst hia own proposition, he waa oppoaed to the reference of Mr. Stoxbs credeatiala, aa that gentleman had shown hia loyalty by fighting bravely andex tbe flag.

Mr. MoaoAB inquired whether the fact that Mr. Stobbs bad fought valiantly under the federal flag an titled him to take tba teat oath. Mr. boaxncB replied that ha was not the conscience keeper ot Mr.

biuaxs; that was a matter entirely for bimaelf. Mr. BawnAix contrasted the action of the Republican members in tbe Kentucky case with their preeent action, aad naked how they could reconcile their practical lnronatsteneiea. Mr. Dawks closed the debate by moving the previous question, remarking that tba House could pass on the question of Mr.

Btobbs aa well to-day aa at anv other time, the only thang to it Being the Duncan letter. The previous question was seconded, end tbe resolution ot Mr. Elpbioob was rejected. So Mr. Stobbs' credentials were not reierred.

Mr. Brooks tben submitted a resolution to refer the credentials ot Mr. Muluks to tne Oommittee on Elections, and sent to the Clerk's desk and had read a letter treat a Lieut-nan to the Twelfth United States Infantry, supporting tbe statement made in rue poet to that case. Bulemng to a remark oi Mr. Looam, he said that the only difference between Mr.

Looan and himealf was, tnat ta the beginning of tba war Mr. Looam waa a terrible Copper beau and himself a Union man. while now Mr. Lou ax was a terrible disunion man and too bile, and himeeif atiil a Union man. As to the remarka of Mr.

HcasscK, that gentleman waa not a very amiable person; hu bad not that eaunty of manner which aa a atudent of CHCKTEBnxLn he ought to have; be waa the regular scold of the House. Mr. Bnooan than defended bis own course and consistency in regard to tba aub-Ject before tbe Houae. Mr. 8KEUABAIU1KB said be would not discuss tbe propositi on whether the House miebt dieregard the requirements of the tost oath taw.

Tbe Houae would be doing a moat dangerous thing if it let down the high tnd important requirements of tbe test oath tor members on either aide. It should hold up to tka utmost rood taitb tbe standard to where tbe law had fixed ii. and require that vunlanoe shall be brought to bear to aee that no one ahall be sworn in wbo eoold not properly take it. He would not consent to his eoUeague'a (Mr. Scbbbcb's) proposition, that Mr.

bTOKBs judga for himself whether be could take tne teat oath. Mr. BcarxcB explained aad Justified hia remarks, and bav.ng referred to the ease ot Senator Pamn-aua. be said that be would nave permittee) him to take tne oath but would have the next moment moved to expel him for manifest perjury. Mr.

Ban i.tBtsora. reeunung, argued that tbe resolution to reier Mr. Momma' credentials, should be sdopted. Mr. fitrrxsa, of Massachusetts, opposed the resolution on tbe ground principally that toe charge against Mr.

Moiaans was made simply on an unsworn statement contained in tbe letter of a person un vouched tor. Beierrtng to Mr. Baooas, hare-marked that it would hardly be bettered that a leader of the Know Party aoould be found now boasting by bow many votes he could be returned to Congress if he were expelled for asiaooa-ouct. Hs believed in repentance, and waa very glad that a gentleman beretoture the leader of tbe Dark-Lantern, Antt-Catholic, Church-burning, Orphan Asylum Party. should change aad become tke leader ot cohorts of Irishmen, II Irishmen could be found so deluded as to follow him.

Mr. Dawks, in behalf of Mr. Muixjna. entered the full ana complete denial by that gentleman, ot all the matters alleged in tbe letter submitted to toa House. The House voted on the resolution and It was rejected unanimously.

The Tuaneesee members then, except Mr. Btnus, were ceiled in front of tbe Speakei'a chair and had the lest oath solemnly administered to Tbe Speaker hud beiore tbe House a tatter from the Secretary ot the Territory at kvew-Mexioo. siattog tkat he was lorced to sign tbe eerufloate of the election of Clbavbb aa delegate, but that bis apparent majority-was made up by frauds. Cuavzx was aurry ateced ky a majority ot 1.10a votes. Tbe papers were reierred te the Oommittee on Elections, and neither claimant was a worn in aa delegate.

J-' The delegates iron Montana and Waahiagtoa Ter-riturias were thea sworn in. THS QUESTION- OP iBtPBACIiMBjrr. Tb Speaker announced tbe next baataeea in seder to be lbs exseutioa ot tbe order made ea the aoik of July las', that tba Judiciary Committee report tortk-wita on toe question of impeachment. Mr. Wixaoa, of Iowa, Chairman ot fas Judiciary Committee stated, by direction of the Ootnmtoee, that its report ia retereoee to tne propoead trapeeeh-mentof tne President waa aot pet complete, but would be complete by Monday next, at which time the Committee desbrnsd to submit to tae House a report, together with tbe evidence and views of lha minority.

In making this statement he represented tbe views of every member ot the Committse. Tba Houae, in eonaidaratloa of that atetomeat, postponed fall Monday next the -exseutioa of tbe order. PREIAKS AH EKOLAJtD ARB IRRLAED, i Mr. BoaaraOB, of Bew-Tork, submitted, aa a question of prrvitare, a resotuttoo rem ting that Cauua F. APABta, United States Minieter to Great haa been charged with aegteot of duty toward American ettuens to England and Ireland, ta failing to secure their righto aa suck etaaaaa, and tnatrucUng tba Committee oa Poreijrn Afiairs to require to each ehArgea.

and to report thereon forthwith, to the aad that, if such chargee be true, artdetos of impeachment mav be pieeentea acslnet him by the Howaa to ths Senate. Aleo requesting tas nssiiisot to tele graph to Mr. AaAhta to demand hia passport sod to return borne. Aleo metructing the Secretary ef State to communicate all correspondence af aaa with the State Department oa the aubjeet of the arreet, imprison meat, u-ial or eon notion of persons being or to be American ettisema to Ureal Ibaani or Ireland, to be considered, tf aaoaaaary, to stent sea-aioa of the House. The Speaker held that as the reeo tali oa piopoaud the impeachment ef an ofaoer, it waa a prnritogad Bueisuoa pseaaeiled to Oota.

Wabbbb and as Altar proceeding for sobm ante he yielded tor a I now to adjourn. Oa aaottoa of Mr. Waaanoaurs, of LUlnoia, it was ordered tkat weea the Howes adjourn te-day, tt ajoura tall Moadsy next. STARSOra ooMBTirrBxa. The Speaks a flail that ha would on Monday next.

Balm otherwise directed by tka House, snnoware the rMTTr-'-g Qatastltisea for the present Congreee. LRAVS OT ARSRROR. Leave of absence waa granted so Mr. BCBonKXD, oa account of illness ta his. family.

EXPECT OP TMPEAfSRTERT. Mr. Kkxsxt aekad stave to Introduce a bfll dsclsrw tog tba aOeet ef aa lip sank mast by tba Hones of Bwptesentailvea, ef tbe President. Tioe-Preetdent or aay eivu omcer, out at r. stpauwa uujauasu.

SPECIAL TREASORT AOESTS. i Oa aaottoa of Mr. Fixs, the Secretary of the Treaa- mr waa aufsstsd to repert she aamaar of am ploy ad ea speetal agente or deteotrvea, tkalr Xnnsstina. loeanfy. where employed, Ac TRR TAX OB O0TTOX.

Ow mestoa of Mr. frttnra. tke PnmstlHii ea Ways aad Mesne waa nwnini to mqnare into the eape dtoauyaf reptolkngtoesaaeaeettoa. REW-TORX WWJBA3 rBAVfal. atr.

Coaa esked leave to offer a reaoinrloa tasteuet-tog tka Joint Corn mi ties oa Bslreanbmeai to inquire toto the Bew-Tork wkiakv franda. Mr. HrattuiiBe objecied, aaymg that the reeoluuoa was tee toagv A TAETRO) TBB CaTJTSVB IB Sill 1 1 IS BTATUSL Mr. Axitswoam aaksd totw to offer reedTutioas tor tke taking of a census la the rebellious Statos, Mr. rooAW mar set liue ow tke Consaslatee aw Tae House, at e'cJoet 1.

RL, adjourned KQ Mob- eyB. MB. MinxiRav uiiimn j. ti af r. Moiuaa, of Tins seise, -wtadeJ eesas at aria' to dsnnu et tot Itttor wktok had inmm raws sgatna kiaa.

TaaIsTOIUMS. OR2XAT BRTTAUr. Tfee (Vaveesi'a Vlewve CewslAeveel Ble to the Howes at Half. XsnTooti, Thursday, Be. SI.

rVrmi-orncial jouTBals ta Paris express ths opinion that tbe paragraph oa Italian affairs ta tba Queen's speech encourages tbe hopes of Italy. Bsestpt the Rows of sate Dtraatart a tkve TBreeS Jatdllee. BUaaxn, Tharaday, Bov. 11. Tbe accounts of tbe terribls eatamitj which has visited the Island of Porto Rico caoae a profound sensation here.

Tbe Oover-oinent is fitting oat an expedition at Cadis for tbe immediate relief of the inhabttants- ETJROFEAN MARKETS. rrtnamslal. LORBOR MORET MAREBT. liOBOOB. Thursday.

Nov. 21 P. M. Console are a ahaoe firm sr. being quoted si MX AwBaaraB Savnyarrrae Bo advices have yet been received by Cable from America.

United States Irva-Twaotiea TO 1S-16 Illinois Central aharee. St lo-l Brie Bailway shares Cetamwaerelnl. Irrxxroou Thursday, Kov. tl P. M.

Cottoh The market to quiet and quotafJooa are unchanged. Bnr-ADeTorra The market to a toady at tne noon quoetttona. 1-novnnoBa near a an. aa. nigners r.zwm rame Mess ta snUiiut at 113a.

i. bbl. tor Winter cured. Cbeese haa advanced to 63. U) cwt.

for American. Port is Is. tower; sales ot Eastern Prims Mess at 71s. bbL i Pbooocb Bpirtts Turpentine firmer sales al 37a 64. cwt.

Other quotations anchauged. ixmoos, xnureday, hot. si r. si. Sperm Oil to lower, and la now quoted at Alia ton.

NEW-TORK. Harder Trial at Albasy. Aiaabt, Thursday. Kov. 2L A singular murder trial waa concluded here tins evening.

Joneoa B. PautBa waa Indicted for murder tn the eeeond degree la killing ABCwraaiJi SisvxHS in tke town of Coeymans in October last year. Palaces Bought the hand of Btxvkxs" daughter, a girl aged IS; Baa tans oppossd the aaa ten, and threatened to eh Paucbr If he did not abandon the suit. Aa elopement and hasty marriage fol lowed, and aa hoar after Eyxwsam, who was ia pur suit, came up with them aear the house of a mutual friend. The young couple ran Into this house, aad, hurrying into an upper room, fastened the door.

Stxvbms soon burst open the door, (both men were armed.) aad a struggle ensued, tn which Paxmbb was considerably Injured, and Stbvbbs waa shot dead. Tbe trial waa before Judge Pxcxbabu After the examination ot several witnsssss, neither counsel proposing to sum up, the counsel for tke defence moved for the discharge of tbe prisoner without allowing tbe case to go to the Jury. The District-Attorney objecting, the Judge charred the Jury, virtually directing them to find a verdict of acquittal. After bang out all this efieraooa they returned unable to agree. The Court Inquired of the District-Attorney what ha desired.

That offloer iwnlied that he expsetod a verdict of guilty of manslaughter la some of the lighter degrees. The Court declined to aaad the jury back, but tJischargsd them and the prieooer, and a verdict of not guilty -was entered by order of the Court. VIHGX29TA. tata CeaMrvaUvt Csavtatlta-Meet-, Isg or veastrvntiva Bjoanoan, Va Thursday, Bov. il.

The Coravervatrre Convention, which meet here oa the 11th of December, promises to be a large body. A Cooventioa of farmers and one ot Uonservanve Edltora masts here on tke same day--' A mcetlag ef Oiasss islrrs eotored men. to-night, sdopted reeolutions deprecsting tbe efforta ef the white aad colored poluteiaaa to alienate the two races; and reaotvtag to form a club, the object of which will be to promote harmony In the eomaau-nity. Tas speakers took the occasion to deny that they were Oeppethesils. I Tke CltooaieeaMo Bap.

abatarlas Tele- I Fostsbm Moanos, Taaaday, Bov. IS. CoL Hrbrx W. Jabtxs, Department Quarter-nntM tola peat, ta making arrangemanta to take np tne Submarine Telegraph Cable now rrmg across the Chesapsaka Bay, between Bark Krver Light and Cherrystone, Ta, preparatory to lta being eold by tbe Government, ae they have ao longer any aaa for It hare. The cable to a targa substantial one about Ot Bailee loag; has awven copper conducting wires, aad and an outside armor of heavy galvanised wire, toe whols weighing about tea tons to ths sub.

It toady mbrably adapted toe river crossings, where a smaller cable would be Baole to Injury from anchorage. It wa Blaespa lor thaOor arc meat at heavy coat, and waa tald at tka tinte our army was opera. tng to front of Biehmeatd. ntaw oa the Eastern shore haa been abandoned heaae the piouosed sale of the cable. jfXW-BAJaTSHZRII Meeting of tRva BteoaBllcaBi State Com tral CeaiBiUtM, i Coaooan, B.

Tkuraday, Bov. TL The fieimbaeaa State Central Ooaantattee held a meeting last evening at Phenlx Hotel. It waa ting held here for many laikBg and waaalmtty A detornxtoattoa to ge to work early aad ta asm sat waa pinrsasiil The State CoaveatJoa was fixed for Dee. la, to meet at Pheaux BAO. The datoef the Cceunalor and County Democratic Oosrventaoa.

A targe a umber of gulahed atea af the party were preaeat, vited to taka part to the saseaag. Tbabr M. Mobbbxu af Heokset, wee toorniag for gelling his knees Insured at a high rate and rnra klitag mm asi Toone to bwra tt la uty t. Terrible RavAlrwevA AVawtAewl Pear Alee aavd at otat CincissATi. Tkarsday, Bov.

TL A terrible fcidont oocurred oa tbe Ctnoia- n'tr pnian aad Dayton Bzoad Oeage Bsnrsss that The Bxprsse das here at o'clock, was aetataad at Lscktoad by a aatetBrata eoaalag fre-s atae Boulk.and whfla the sitiiees aaa wesutag lor t-e eretakt trata to tokeeaUe track aasfs sr freight sue ass trslB tirn Twt oat ale ftsg to stop The coTiaion upset the stoves ia the exprees traia and set it oa Ere. aad four aisS aad oae geatlemaa were burned to aeafh, aad a member ether persons wsre saih-asty tajureg. Tatrala ttaatf waa bwraed to askas. The aato seas remdenoea ef The' fcllled aavS aot yet aesa asoa 4 i llTUOd I 1 CrnoBBsvi. Tanvadsy, Bov.

U. Tkrae of tke ladies killed by the oolliaioa at lock- hnvd that Btoraiag vers aistera, and nascd Bouaiab. tics eta to TJewwH aad Xymisviria. The lived st Detroit. Thesaaa Jacbsobt Others were badly latured by tho hoe of rae eolhsfoo, Weetate, tike PeeSestHaa.

1 CXEvRf-ARa, Tk Brads Bov. SL -AToa mcU to reach Toledo 'to-night. after thirty muss trsvsl from 'clock P. M. Ha Is ta Rae spirits nd eeadittoa.

The roagha tried la lump upoa kiss, at Preasoat, bat were areveatol by Tke eauastoem Ie lanrsaalng. IdOUlSIAIfA. Appe.lt to by aseam. CltyBotee. BswJaxaARs.

Xav, TsBrtday, Bov. tL The following orders were iesnej to-day HRAnqoABTEas Pnrra Mnbrraar Distuict, 1 1 Bov. tLisn. I EractAi. Obcwb Bx.

M. lTraifrrt Tl I InoumbenU being Impedtmeata to issimeliai llisa uadsr the taws of Coagyssa. tbe following reaaov aad sppoiatmenta ef otvfl ecooars ta TaVtsat. i Jacob Hawkins appototod la kla plana H. H.

Hardv. Saoretarv of Btsie. ta J. B. O.

Pltkto appotoied tn hie ptaca. Adam Gifiua. btsie Treasurer, ta rsmovad aad BT J. Jenkins appointed ta kia plaea. Bypoate Peram, Auditor of Publte Aceeunta.

hi ra moved aad J. H. Sypber appointed ta hia ptaae. B. M.

Lasper, Supertotendent of Public Education, is removed and Joan MaMair la a Doom tae to akS pines Henry BenaeL State Tax CoUeotor, Tourth District. Is removed and George W. A en dad to appointed lap bis place, ay eommand or i Brevet Major-Gen. JOS. A.

MOW KB. Sitxiiuh. Borbabb. Second Lieutenant Thmre seventh Infantry, Brevet First Lieutenant U. 8.

A A. A. A. G. HBAPqcABTBsa Fipra Miutaxt Dbttbict, I KfCW-OBLBABS.

Mov. DJ67. Bpbciai, Obokbs Bo. 19 For being aa tnrpedts meat to reoenen-uctkm under the tawe of fTnn arias Caaat.ra Ctuii, Coroner ot the Pariah ef Ortaanaa, ia hereby removed, aad Wat. Htxa ie appototedV to ble place.

xaeomoaef BoeriRef tba Partah eg Ortaeate betog vacant by vlrtae ef pedal Orders Bo. las. psrsarraiihr i current series, irom these Cvroneg of the Parish of Orleans will act 0001111 accordance viih the taws of Louisiana, until ins omcer sewty appointed is properly qualified. 1 07 wuiminu 01 Brevet Maior-Osn. JOSEPH A.

MOrrEVt. BATBAwtzx. Bubbabe. Seoond Lssntwnent. Tnsrtyu aecono infantry, Brevet First I tenant Uniiadl Btatoa Army.

A. A. A. G. Tba order making the office of SheriB of the Perish oi Bew-Orleans vacant was issued ta eoc sequence og the failure of Dr.

Avxxt, appointed by Order IPX to give the bond required by law, and the refusal of the present Incumbent to surrender his office oaleeg the bond executed by hia eucooeeor to accepted. At aa extra aaa ion of tba City Council held to night the Mayor submitted a report front the Cap Treasurer, showing that there are still la circulation! four and a half millions of dollars of city no tee. MISSOURI. A STitLrs la St. Lwmla Tate kt Birder sit tkte Omit Hawse IaapwrtaiBit Law-lalL Sr.

Lotna, Thursday, Bev. tl, Tbe Grand Jury to-day found two indictmenbs against Jossra XT ana, wbo la uaphoatad in the) robbery of Taossio, Gxatrr A oae tor reeervtoff stolen goods and the other for grand larceny. L. Stbaobb, who is impacatad tn the aaaaa robbery, swiw rendered himeell to-day, aad waa rslssssd la beads. After several says effort a Jury has beea empsa-eled In the eeae of Dr.

W. P. HasMBOToa. who ha charged with killing barkeeper at tke Gelt House, named WAiXBjranxx, tost December. HbaiwmtobI to a Kantuckiaa aad was surgeoa la the rebel army and haa rich friends.

Ia 1S64 the steamers Afeiaet aad Xsie eelaAV ed aear BaahviOe, aad the latter was sunk. HraisS K. Hitur aad Asabi (Wbavbb. oenets of the KmHt new sue Prrsa Cobbao. owner of tke Dto Metoas, teg 940.00O.

sad the ease was taken Bp la the Vaitedl States Court to-day. as CsBTtallSB af tke trwehpterlaai Ckartk, Hasbtviixb, Thursday, Bov. JL The General Assembly of the Preabyterian, Church ia the United States met in Con ven ttoa aa) this city to-day. Bev. Dr.

Moons, of TLrg tnia. wast chosen Moderator. The opening aermoa was dellv-ered by Bev. Xxaa, of Shelby. The Balttmora Preabytory was admitted, sad accepted aa part of IheB body.

There waa a full attendance. NORTH CAROLINA. The Kleetlaa Rataras. Balbiob, B. Tkaraday, Bee.

TL' The election retnrns show 619 majority for the) T1'- In thto city, aad from ateagrs returnw from the county it to certain that aaaJorn win be swelled to 800. Tbe Convention la carrtodTl tn ths county by over 1.B00 Jambs R. Wasbts, colored, toads oa the Badioal ticket. Be turns from other parts of the State are com tng ta) slowly; but all Indicate tnat the East haa gene Bad, eel by a large -vote, and the West also. It Is thought that Orange County elects the Cuueerv stive Beset by a considerable aiajortty.

Prof. Hxdbicb, oae ef tba Badioal candidates for that county, to tuafea. The BfajeHty for the) CsavtallSB. WujtiBOTOB. B.

Tkarsday, Bov. tL. Tb election returns are very meagre, bat eaeagh have beea received to establish the fast tka a Con van aoa has beea called far by a large aad the iill-'f have elected a atajrctiy eg thai liluiln. Tory tow negroes have be-a ban) a aumher of exn-sme while Bail teals have beea. Taa Coanuwvattves have bast saaay ef tke coaaUss aasaw mural by I TENNESSEB.

ij-i et rtre tRte RawwattavlBia Tko 1 Jewelry BnrrwBtAereeTi te tSte Ovewer. Spatial DtaTtotoh to the Brar-Terk KnoxroLa, Taaa Thursday. Rev. H. A are is ragmg tba mountain foreete ia tats! vtotalty, filling the eoaatry with The "Pit at on Jewelry, valued at SlAeOB, 1 wee reesaily takaa Croat aa ax-rebel eoldler who I axaaaned tt froaa the pkvss where had 1 waa te-day surrendered by tke etty aato art ttas asi Major Jena Paxwroa, Dt.

BaABa, the ageat af the Psabedy Fuad, la ta this etty tsskiag Infia amflnw SOUTH CAROTJCNA. TMe BUeaUaw-TThe Oeeawwati u.i CRuaMSROR, i. CLsTh' stomal, Itotjb atgtu Mas ThiewlBI eototS Cowaell of Uva I ttai 7J -TasOaBaralCcaarseanf th: ef Berth latarlaa. whleh 1 IsettBi by the IfaARTn-. of Philadelphia, atr) tend aa.

able sUacourse last evealag ea tbe great WorkU CLej Church aad the Cavsj.Ue. They had taer womea was from Boetoa, ae ptuparttoa toisagkaal eke aAwto. Bet aoel kaewa to have beea seat sgstosl OtoOBaviad Foe Waxbst. Tad Taaiadtj, Bee. H.

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