The New-York Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1866, Page 8

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1866.—I'RIPLE SHEET. AOTS OF CONGRESS, —— Synopsis of the Principnl Acts Passed as the Wirse Sewni of the XXXEXth Congress. CuapTER 3. An Act makin lpg‘?pfluxan for re- mrnl-nx‘n’su.d repaising the Presidesvs House, §30.000 in sp- propri CHAP. 4. ASS1sTANT Assrseons op INTERNAL REVENUR — At of marriage fhan that the partiosBad recognized eecn P 8 man ."-::ncmuqun‘:‘&-nu. CHAP, 65, AN ACT MAKIXG APFROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUM 30, 1867,—See. 3 provides that no person who bas served in r sery By e e S um;’mumu-mtumumnq-m CUAP. 67, PostAL TAW.—Provides that prepaid and free- truthfel propriation b bad been appointed, about 4 c'clock n the | slom of Coness Qischarged the duties of the position, morning, there really rvmn]mtrvm business before the House, | Fecognition ls herewith given, The Speaker's table had been cleared, and tnere was nothing The resvlution a8 avopted unanimously, ressing for action. But it was necessary to keep the mem- TIE ASSASSINATION QUESTION, 18 together, and so the Speaker aupounced that the morning Mr. Roosrs, from tbe ‘Judieiary Committee, presented & bour of the legislative d. y&l-‘fldl ) would now commwence, | minurity repoit in the case of tho alleged complicity of Jetfer- the business of which w: . o.l‘fln( of Commttees for re. | son Davis in the asassination of President Lincoli. TIE CAPTURE AWARDE, ports of a private character. This was followed by disposing of bills reporte] from the The Senate nmendments to the Hoase bill for the distribu- the capture of Jefferson Davis, ete., were {he President of the Senate and the Speaker of the Mouse to th CON 0t the use of o building ou the corner of Pennsylvania- . and Se for any Lawful purpose, but especially for meetings held with & view to the Lberation of Ireland, PSR, Mr. Guririe moved to lay the resolution on tbe table, which i greed to, Mr. JouxgoN thought the paseage of this resotution would 'LoSE OF THE FIRST SESSH)N. ‘h:a‘i:t".“c e for cowplaint, Whetber Evgland had nited States in a proper spirit of eotrality Was one question. W hether we would p nentrality ;‘om?'nm far the mmmlor Lj“lm;nl'ls The diepouition unl tien of rewar o by sneh action as was now proposed was anotber question, A1 formly made of them was to reject thein or to loy (hem on the en up anl concurred in, thor!. heg S 0 appoiut Assistant letters shall be forwarded at the request of tue party one which touched most deeply our national bomor. Al Eu. | table, MISCELLANEOUS. D ety T e ;2 fromy FbORes e sy vittont additional ¢ said COLORED ECHOOLS TN THE DISTRICT. Mr. AxCOXA ofered a resolution to print 10,000 coples of the | “Cyap, 6, Reaistar ov Vessria~Forbids the ,.‘1.‘1 of w' notg,of the preseat session, for the use of the House. - Referred | yessels us Amorican veesels which aitered thelr registers dar- m,'_“m Moth Houses in Sessiom all| 00 v ow courulsed o war, asd bo (it Jormseoy that we should not by any action of ours, indicate o desire to Night. participate in that struggle, Those Who came here from & foreign country, sbould, in kis opiuion, sbide by aud respect The enly one of the bateh that got through safely was the Senate bill donating certain Jote in Washington to the colored | to fhe Con'mittes on Priuting. Tho Committee of the Whole was dlscherged from con achouls. CONGRPSSIONAL FUN. sideration of the bill reported a doy or two sioco by Mr, An- cona, from the Committes on Military Afiairs, for ‘refunding | Lipcoln, ing I'I:O Rebeilion to vbtain the protection of » foreign Govern: ol . CHAP, 7. An sot grazting the frauking privilege to Mary American laws, Mr. }‘h‘:hnpur? to Mr. Jomuodn fl;uh there ;nl‘”'l;?.*:g n-nxr lhlvnll]munm u': ymrlin):l Joking, discharging S o persone g reiies. frion 4 gt twenty-five coni N 2 ‘wrong in the resolution, It could do no AT, e T at somnolent members, exchanging nrrows of wit 309 T jre. Wi within one year, and wi 3 9, o] - penaicr Patterson Admitted on Taking the | resson tor tiis extreme auzicty about neutraiity. B Febarice, acd the tall member from Iiunois (Mr. Weut- | commuled, 'nrnls% substitutes, or served, sud tho bill camo mfim&,,‘m‘::‘:’gfu:'“{hw. o AT Torbide the | ono year after date, aud in cuse a0 fur this extreme wuzicty Bhout Oolirke, adyerted to the | worth) creatod amusement by bis exhibition of restless watch | before 1o House £0d s pate Loportatian, of Dest Satln, of the Diexd he operation of the | Hicdte AT b luemed Wiy oMty A e s oo Test Oath. o O, e Coareramest toward (his coautry during | fuiness to defeat what ho detiounced an tho wicked scheme of | Hbo Fhies wero sgspanded o allow Measts. Spalding and | uot ap %o any foreign couciry. Lo President may, by | Poutrinser-Gi thout exirs charge weeh prizted matier us 1ho the Inte ctvil war, He was in favor of encouraging every | yoting §5,000 a year to members of Congross, whilo the poor Wil a1 to have their votes recorded fa the airmative 03 tho | proclamation, declare tho et iuoperative, ayd | shall be of no ‘Pn(ltllllnt:: oy o Py dndl M:" verson who shall wil. Civil Appropriation bill, and their votes were recoried. Do wad siior 0 ags from the dato of the procismation, | fuly Lujure or Cotteos RUFRRINRS Hoed L 1n AnY Fpet soldiors were not getting their bounty. “On the whole, it was 8 govd-bumared party, for whenever a member, tired of wait- ing, would propose a recess or an adjournment, the Spenker corded in tho v gative, had only to intimate the small chance of getting & quorum to- 5 Wi 0 suspended, gether again, when the proposition was immediately with- from the Committee on Territories, reported o certain procecds from the internal revenuo tundred dollars or be fmprisonad not wore than one . The Postmaster-General may cuange the siyle of ..’u"'.. stamp ngw in use. Cnar, 71, Sape Keeriva o Pumtic Mowey.—Provides that disbursing offieers of the United Statcs sbal Mr. DELANO Foved 1o suspend the rules to bave Lis voto Y& | Agy person convieted of willal violation of this ot sholl be ponisted by a flue not exceeding 8300, or lmrrfiwumenl not exceeding one year, or by both, &t the discretion of the court. AP, 10, LANDS 70 CALIFON1A—Relinquishes to the City of San krauciseo the right and title of the Usited States to certuin lands wituin said eity. Said 1ands shall be disposed of by the —_— . — stroggle for liberty bomesily made, be cared not hy whom. e believed there was nothivg in the resointion to which an ‘Amerioan citizen could object. He knew cf no people who had Yhe Civil Appropriation Bill Passed. | siown sucs loveof cosatry ax the Foriaus H ting ae ctlon of Penitentiaries tn tho Territorics, Passed. s ARD, abn Lo Wit BOPRTATIDN TO NORMAN WIARD. tension of their several patents, Read thiree tines and po Then Y. iaarau brought before the Housoa bill to pay Morman Wiard 825,511, for expenses in delivoring the stcam- Harlan, Senator eiect from the Stateof Towa fo Tom the 4th of March next. Ordered to lio on the table, PUBLIO FUILDING FOR IRISH PATRIOTS, Consideration of the resclution in relation to the use of A AGREEMENT ON THE ARMY BILL. | CO0Gegy tie frionds af drish nationaits, s re After a #peech trom Mr - SRRRINT sumed. Mr. Fin favor of it, the resolution was eas, 20; Na THE R¥0AT TURE OF SLAVES ESCAPING FROM CUBA. A M "10 . “Wilsox offered & resofution, which was adopted, in- The Benate Tables the ’l‘anif M" structing the Committee of Forelgn Relations to foquire what Jewislation, if any, is necessary to prevent tho recapture of persons escaping from tovoluntary servitude in Caba. et A r:‘uofirn xxruxAn%u. A 5 R § irLi 3 At 3 0'clock p. w. Mr. DOOLITTLE rose and eaid, that as there ®he Neutrality and the AirLine Bailroad | .\ ndw tefors the Senate, be woud tako the occs s sion o make a personal explanation, which he bad some timo Bills Tabled. oo promised: Mo then proceeded fo read a speech in rela- Yion o the resolutions of the Wisconsin Legislature requesting - bim to resign. The argnments and statements made use of by Mr. Doalittle bave beretufors been eiven in Qhese reports ia vBT THD NTAN TLL. | debaten betwpen him and bis cclicague, Mr. Howe. 0 oF z0 A D L bevE ook the foor 11 reply fo his colleagne, dlscussing PR RS questions conneeted with the State politics of Wisconsin. BILL POR TUE RELIEF OF BRAH}F.D m.n Mr. COWAN, at J:45 Jed up o bill just frow the House en- Gomplete Summary of the Bills and | i 5% & G0 o Bt Niey L rects the Secrotary of War to refund ‘#300 to each person . Joint Resolutions Passed Dur- Treiiad ‘twice wiitin one year and who paid commutation twice; wlso to refuud i ] Cascs in which it shall ppoar Lint reous furnishing substitates were not L llg the Sessions PR Wea ohjected to and it gocs avor. FRENCH CLAIME FOR MILITARY EERVICE. Mr. VAN WINKLE offered resoiution caling upou the Pres ident for whatever beretofore mipublisied commuuications SBENATE. wmay be in bis possession toucking the claims for military Whe following is the conclusion of Friday night's ses- r;m‘:fl m;ll-,By‘P;-vho::.rgdil’--lx::mnwn naturalized citizens country, whic opted, @on: A swall portion of it appeared in our second edition | * O TIES TO WAIT ON THE PRESIDENT.. ———.— Pending the discussion on the above. My, Wis0N called ng rawn, el "";;‘:nfih&filg‘g eloers o soMticrs of 1be \““admr?'«'nhle gy b g e h) ARER 1 the following Seloct Commmiste public movey with the Treasurer or sowe Assistunt Treasurer ON WIAN o § ‘tax sball not be colle o or ™ nowledgo that the Conference Cowmitice Lad agreed “on annotneed the following Seleet Commistee on | ity t # ; y 1 . BREREASE OF CONGRESSIONAL SALARIES, | Ulted States Arioy. Fussed. Hevort s that it Would be before the House s soon as tho | the veuiilation of the ball: 2 S107 0 PR R0 Do yesodoion (esc S0 Sl oish | o Uaited States, Tne depositivg of palii woney else- Mr. Yaiks oalled up the Liouse bill exempting pensions from | Senate Lad disposed of it. Messrs Raymond, Stevens, Dewes, Delano and Nicholson. | elaim, where thian as anthorized by lnw, of tie fending of any mouey, fncome tax, which was read twice and defeated o its third THE DAVIS REPORT. The SERAKER wlio aunooneed Mr. Garfleld as a member o CIAP. 11. DrovAmAToRY O¥ TRE MEANIEG OP CERTADY is judged an embezzlement of the mouey, aud upoa convickon reading. In the meantime, Mr, TOUTWELL brongtt up for action the | the joint Commiiiee of two, to eodify, during the Teccsn, (50 | PR OF THE INTERXAL TLVENUN ACT.—In foetion 120 the | S16reck the o fending ofticer sball be iniprisoncd not loss than ADOPI'ION OF THE BOUNTY BILL THE 10WA SEXATORSHIP. resalut e by him from the Judiciary Commiitee, | JoW4 r ativo to the collection of custows. Words dividends in scsip or mosey, &e., shall mean dividends one year nor mromn‘m ynn,o&be fiued not more tham . Mr. YATES prescuted the crodentials of the Hor relative to the alle complicity of Jefferson Devia in Ma. v, HUPRARD (Conn.) from ihe Committee on Patents, re. | gn gerlp or money, &c., whesever payable, snd the words tho amount embezzied, mor leas than $1,000, or by both. . Lineols’ ssination, and theywite adopted, su-wd-hul lowin; }: A \Icnr:_\len, Bamuel G, Roynolds, | stockhclders, &e., sball include ,,J,,.,M Persona shall y‘gy“ bu:'m nu'r.l::yo ;tler E’fih‘gfio;:?‘;;'::m' sud Horace mory make returus of lncowe, &e, to their veluo in e 7o thaa 1n payment of 8debh | tender corrency, and if the ret: «Nr-Bctortai e fbo by been 1o tho ol wioa the Con LB e eotacd mondy, the Assiatant Zorman Wiard 626 11, fo expentes 1 SV B8 e *eg3, | fenencoreport on tho Cirl Appropriation bl wWas volsd on | gueh returus o the bsie ofecal \ender currsgy, A oaiderale discussion And explaation, b maa- | B would Fave voted X0 e {004 15 DONDED W ALEHOUSEA A ter the Tat day it passed. RECESS. of May, 1866, ds In bonded warchouse may bo withdrawn eged to got i Vhom FIBTes A 2-'"1' gouu {hen, at 13 o'clock, noon, took a rcoess Ul p b g yumrum ke date of Imuetatlon o poyment of ey loc The clock had just struck seven, when Mr. FORXEY, the Lo dutlcs to which tcy moy be subject at the time of with. Seeretary of F >y ,.;",“_m.‘ e seen coming. to the Hall with THE OFFICE OF SUBVEYOR-GENFRAL. drawal, and efter the expiration of one year, and until the ex- wessage, and there was almost sn citempt o spplaud him. After reces the Sennts amendment, weroly verba), to the | piration of three years irom said date, an additional daty of Taving informed the Mouse that the Senate Lad azreed to 1he o offlos of Surveyorterernl of the | 10 per oént will be assessed. This sct sball ot operate to Report of the Committeo of Conference ou tho Axwy Lill, and st to Plattamoth, Nebrasks, was | grevest the export of bonded poods, &e., Within three years on the Cnfl‘nflppr!nllnn bl and coneurred fn. rom date of importation, nor their tre sportation ia boad to the fund for the reiict of ref d fresdwen. CIVIL APFROPRIATION DILL. EVLIEP 70 DESTER AXD MCOED, othier ports for the purpose of exportation. Cnar 'l!—lrrrz'lr%nr’;t"‘om\m;lxlcu'vosfx:fmnrlmc Mr. Baxxa roee aud prescnted the Confercice report on the | The Senate Julutre Tt thayelict of Georgs €, Ben. | CEaP, 14. MAINE Luvnzz.—Admits, freo of duty, lumber of | jirad eompany in the Unibed States wiione road 13 0 O Ot D wspon read by tbe Clerk. "1t retains | te apd Chav, W, MoCord, bulors of the war yessels Shiloh | American citizens, grown oo S, Jubn River and ‘its tributa- | T8IToRd SGRERN K L over fta Posd, boats, bridges, and a0 Etlab, was taken froih the Speaker's table and referred to | riee, sawed or hewed in tho Divvince of New_ Lranswiok by | o7 He passengers, troops, Goverament suppiics, Dals, American citizens, efter the 17tk of Mazob, 1863, froight, o, on thetr way from auy Stats to anotier State, CuaAv, 17. NATONAL MIUTARY AXD NAVAL ASTLUM~ | and to Feceive cowpensstion therefor, and 1o cosnect with h‘afl Scoretary of War, aud Chief Jus- | roads of other BStaics 80 a3 to form contiutons iines for the or accommod ua or against the United Sf m shall be deemed guilty of cmbeszle- :oc:lolpnblhmy. ‘punisted as above provided in this CHAP, 72— SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS.—Provides that all moneys ruised in tho United States for the banefit of nlhr or freedmen, roceived by an officer of the United States all be uuu_dcfruu such officer on the books of the Treasury De- partment,as if such moneys had been drawn from the Tnuq of the United States, Wken accounts are rendered for expend; tares for refagees of freedmen which canpot be seitied for want of specifie sppropriatious the samo may be paid out of the provielon for the increase of campensation of jembery and ¢ Benators, with an additional amevdment fixing tho pay of the | the Committes on Cluics, Speaker at $6,000 per annom. In relation to bounty the Com- THE EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTIES. BT bt yts_au additionsl section, evacting that every | Mr. Latnaw from tie Committes on 1in oting, offored & | Constitutes the V'r e "who enlisted after the 19(h of April, 1861, for & period | resclation tu print, for tie use of fhe Housn, 10,000 extra copies | tice of the United Toasyortation of the same to the place of destination, B e than three yoars, and wke, after having served his | of the provisiis of the act equilizing bounties for solliere. seuol The National Asy ed Volanteer Sck | = Cuav. 75. HOMESTEAD LaWw.—Providcs that all the publie time of enlistment, has been bonorably dis ed, and who On motion of Air, DEVAEES, the resolution was Jaid on the | di Nine other citizens, not members of Congress, shail | lands in the States of Alnbams, Mississippl. Low.siina, Are has received, or is entitled to reoetvo from tho Uniied States, table. De aesociated with the threo above-nemed, no iwo of whom | xansas and IFlorida, shall bo disposed of n-cording to the stip- “I'he House at 3:20 took another recess till 4 o' clock shatl be residents of the game State, and who sball all be resi- | ulations of the Homestead Law of May 20, 1962, sad tho act of dents of tho States which furuished organized bodies of troops | March 21, 1664, with this restilction, thas nutil after the expie under existng lawn & bounty of:‘l and vo more; ;m:‘ every vach soldicr bonorably discharged on nccoant of wouuds, an LT GSSAGE FROM THE PRES { tho widows, minor cbildren, or parents of such soldicrs who VETO ME: d‘“ B l-hll( ‘\‘A THE PRESIDENT. for the snpprecsion of the Vebellion (no person being ever | ration of iwo years after tho passage cf this act 1o entry oo died In the service, of from dfscase or wounds contracted ia After the second recess the SreaxeR 12id before the House | eligible who gave aid to the A.-:mhwn,‘_bw bo selected by Jolot | be wade for more than s half-quarter section, or elglty weies e I e o line of dhity, shal be paid the sdcitionel | (g ollowing veto of the Prosident to the bill erccting the Ter- | Teeclation of the Senste 4rd House. The Board of Managers | ana fu licn of the sum of 810 requized to be paid by th secua ity of 8100, ‘The sodier who enlisied for 1w, yoass, and | iiceror yontana ito e surveyiag district, aud for otber par- | Fyne yu ‘authority to procure sites for Military Asylams. | section of said act, thers shall be puid the cum of 83 at the who is eotitled to & Government bousty of T existing For the sn) tof the Asylum ebal be appropriated ail stop- | time of the iseue of eack pateut; aud that the pullic lands in Jawe, is 10 get under the like conditious an wdditional bousty | poce pogss o apport of Lhe Asyium Eba e et | e o e et be disposed, i 1 o otber. makner wiler the of 850, o 1um Hovsr o Ripneszstatives: T berewith rotura | necessaty for the relmbursement of the Government or In- | passsge of this act: procided, Thet 1o distinction oF dis- Mr. HanpiNa (m;) expressed eontempt for that eapaeity | Lo 0, my approval the bill enticled * An nct crecting the dividuale, 'l forfeitures for desertion, and all moueys due | crimination shall be made 1n the eonstruction or execution of which furced members either to voto thewselves increased - A ! & " accensed officors and woldiers which now are or ma un- | this act on of race or color: Aud provided further, compensation or vote against bousty to the seldiers, Territery of Montana futo a surveylng district, and for other | elaimed for threo years after their death, All officers and numm.m..! lands shall be liabie to eutry cad settlement SPRAXER callod Mr, Harding to order for the expres- | purposes.” The bill coutains four sections, the first of which soldiers who served 1a the late war for the ssion of the | under its ',mymon.. ch be had used. erects tke Territory fnto o surveying distriot aud autborizes Rebel.jon, and not provided for by exis ws, who bave Suc, 2. 'That section second of the above-cited Homestesd g e 4 . buon or may be disabled by wounds reccived or rickness eon- | Law, catitled ** An nct to secure homesteas 1o sctual set pproved Afay 20, 1662, b g0 smends Jon w O N onksLt. asked Mr. Banks whether Fo bad ever known u o Surveyor-General. Tue sevord constl- | tructed in the lne of their duty, shall be entitled tothe beneilts | on the poblic domais oo Baturday morning Mr, Hagmi® offered u resolution fur tie -rp‘.mmm of & Commitiee of two to join & committes of the House, to wait on | | (o o b 'on which the &1 2 8.1, the Senate doors were re-opened. . s a Confercuce Commitice to yiold on a point on which v ey e et o P House had expressed fts wil by the almoss usaaiious vole o " ihe third authorises the | of 1o institution upon the recomuwendation of Vhres of tho | ey to read as follows: That the person apyls ing 20F the bewety 190 t0 4. po! strar as o wanagers, this ect Pegister o appolntment of & registrar axd receiver for said district, and | @7y “‘pm,“m for & naval aylam o the set to which this 18 :{n“ll‘:t:;xhcmhfl..:y:: :Bf”fi‘:‘.,“.f'ut“m"ifiai: nter ..l“v;.; hml: CIVIL APTROFRIATION BILL. fath - conference report ov the Civil Appropriation bill wae ke with Cangress. 1 asd Mours. Harrls asd Nos- e "k dobute haviog comienced in secret | pith‘arc appointed ea e g8 the doors ware opand M. on mson bad the Scor end | 4 soing Yupsiaiiun :.":':fl':-;‘:mfl:?fl:}:m of the uu'fi‘c’:w':-fifl:nlf;“"° custies and 0pposine the | prin. for (he Thirty-ninth Cougress Ws received (rom i 1 tbe Senate 13 years, sot, wers 4 omorrow House, and wrgslo';’ [l 2:\,“, e s ssusuid satleane bekiad i anodkh b0 bay & P ewsation | AL colook M. Hazma from the Commities to, WAl o % sa- benied 1o e suidjerwof e | 186 Presidant; roported hat the Fresidest, Led 2o Turtber Lot communicatiov to IR e e of Congress in tuis matter | CUPOECOTL ired o resalntion of thanks to Mr. Foster e DovoAL called Mr. Wilson to order for agplylag such | fOF tbo impurtial manner in Which he kas presided Guring the gomarks to the action of Congress. u;lun};_ 'Illuhb:ll‘filduv!ttl Il‘il;f’lh:lgnfll] o i asptiie O eton sald the Teport woe Just what the Senate | M. FosTEa brietly returned bis thatit T p ) contalned in the resvlution, and then declared tho Seuate ad 5. e Senate had, by 4 with | soniinediashs Mr. BAYKS went on to state that the Senate Committos had 4 the fourth requires the Sarveyor. jeneral to sclect and survey | smendatory is repecled. ‘The property of the United States a6 | atidavit before the ssid register or receiver that be or she is Md. beoome the property of the Asylum. | tho head of & family, or is 21 years or more of age, or receired instructions, in parsoarce of whien it essented to the oyl kit rogreadvor b o gy e '-ml";.":'f",""' 18 alternate odd sections of non-minersl timber Jands within pall beaome the DrOn the Asylam. that the provision embodied would ontir ctory 10 - 5 2 ;5 P SEAMEN—CTan! any cfficer of D rieuis of the bonnty; that it wos e i drawn, ard | tBe said districs for the New-York aud Montaca Tron Miallg rine corps who way tave lost his ’wmw effects '?.:.'.'.:‘:'.".f"...“‘..’::"“ h'..fl.?n‘;'“m’ ie r::;{-“{uu;-‘;'x’c': e e ot be ot 1 the soldicr and to the Goverrment. | a3d Manufuctaring Company, fucorporated uuder the lawaf | by uo lois of Lis <1, o0 mouth of sea pay. Tho bounty | uive cse acd benesit, \f that said entry is made for the par The socond proposiiion related to the compensaticn €f mom- | 3y Siate of Now-Yurk, which linde the said company slall | money of any.seaman who enlisted from tho army uto the | poso of actual settiement uud cultivation, und vot eitber di- sliall ot be deducted from Lis prize money. rectly or indirectly for ibe use or benofit of auy other i6—Declare that ell porsons dors 10 | or persovs whomsoever; and opon . lng the rid aidarh bern, These were the ouly two propositions on wiieh the = Conference Commitico n.y.h Meraten. It was not til within | bave inmediaie possesalon of on jaymeat of 81 23 por acre, iar, 24, CIviL & the very last moment, certainly withiu (o last 4 winutes asd aball bave @ petent for b sacve whenever, within two | the Uuijed Staton ncd 5ot eubject to acy forelzu power, in- | the register or receiver, sud on paymest of £5, wiien the eotry. that he was oallcd upon to decide, sot on taat question merely, | ye.y efier ¢ v sl Lave furnished satisface | clodivg Tadiaus not tazed, ary citisens of the United Statos; | is not moro thau BU scres, bo of she #hiall thereupon be per- but on 1he qucstion Whetber thore shouid be an & enton | 310" idenco to the Secretiry of the Toterlor that tkey have | Sod Suow SRR ATNCEY Klave nd color witbout regard 10 | witted to enter the amount of land epecilicd: Frovided, how- the part of the Conferesco Commitice, bia ¢ h hagres . - any previous eonlition of Slavery or involuttary se; ade, | eoer, That no certiflcate skall be given, or patent issued there- imcreased from the fact that the House bad been o lo ; erected and lisve 2 operat.on on the eail lands fron works | except as o puvishment r erime whereof the party sball bave | for, 'until the expiration of five years from the date of sueh woiting, »ad that (he Nm:tation of the Senate wis closo 6b | wypl 3 capacity for nasulacturing 1,500 tuns of iron per ao- been duly coavicted, stall bave the eawe right in evory Stato | entry; and if, ab tte expiruiion of such time, cr et 7oy (DS hand, Lo was wmp,ued.'u.-rflm num, provided that the said lands eball rovert to the United and Territory iu the Unitad Stetes to make aod epforce cou- | within two years thereaficr, th person waking such o , or meut to the wishes of the Comu o : 2 trects. to sue, be §".‘“" and give evidenee, o fuherit, pur- | if he bo ceag, bis widow, or in case of her death, bis Teirs or The_conferecs on the part of the K States 1 case tho nove iron works be not ereoted wiihin ihe | cliase, Jease, sel! 4 couvey real mrmnwm/ devisce; of in case of a widow making such entry, Ler beirs sot demand as a sinc gua non the ado epectfied time, nad provided that until she sitle to the katd and to full nd proceedings for | or devisee, in case of her death, shall prove by 1wy credible 4 1lie weourity of is enjoyed by white | witneases' that be, she, or they, Live e Rrury HOUSE. SALARIES FIXED. ty quostion. It was'hls By the terms of 8 bill, the disagreeing amendments | in regud 10 slazies but exiroaed tho ALY ( . Ay . e ho 2nv,y the people -ofl bo found opposed to paying w’z-'-h which were y adjusted ‘Tl-mul.'h a Con- | &vy oiher proposition than the two cof ,’ d 1ty would be s aball have boen fur d‘ 10 timbe: Ilu.l wot be eut fiom citienr, A, puaisbmcnt, and | upon or cultivated the same for (Lo term Cf five years iame- 000,00 for this prrpose. A huadred dollam to each so'dicr | fcrepce Commistes, the —edasics of Depity-Colleotors | uneatiefactory to the Seaate Tt was therefore Yoft for bim to s thau cro eection of the sald landa To coufor that | penai , ‘acy law, statute, ordinance, | distel e e ates tae sidavis ohw e ive a little jure perhaps for & time, but it would | aud gpprajeers were fixrd we 83,000, .nuruy Nivel Officers | 8oy at the moment wl r the Committes should Bave 10 | o il priviioge apecified in this foarth sevtion nppesrs regulation, Or custom, (o the comtIary notwithstending. f ddlnMLuMnMnM ‘ecessary an amoout of taxstion that would be felt for | and f’u\yfinyvqln'l,” 2, :w,mvl; dissgreemant or » "(,'fx'y“;‘“ st to sbe pro- | O el + of the bill, the provisions of which | _SEC 2 Any perion who under eclor of eny law, regulation, um, st the ris of position, o 1 e rerponmiblity ef & - s i <l b i (8 N A e B feDovoAL said B bad expressed bis optnfon on thls | mare, Portiaud, New-O: ploot, oicion of the Sevate fn regird o selaries Aro sabject to seme of the most Awportagt objoctions tbat fo- | oF ‘y ri A e o Beounty gaestion & rear or two ago. He thoteht it the duty | * Mr. DELAYO, by nnas ! intoltoed a jotnt reso- | beon left to bis own Judgment at tho oo 3 me o retarn to th wy disepproval the bill measd 3 convletion, stal be pumisted by s fno - Pation & e O Y rve " the sountrr. The | ution reciting thet the Mayor had dispersed certein peaccabl | conference be shoukduot Lave repotic! : L » » o Y T e e W B ek upon to decide at the lest moment, Le { w.York acd Montasa Iron | St eX0estiin 7 imprisoecentnofexcesding sae youss: | o8 4 o theref . : fiva | o botis, in ibe ciserciion of iuo Court. fang ehild or cliidiea, under 21 ye sny to pu e — of the o3, Cognizance of all cximes aud offenses eommitted | sball inure to tho benziit of -r-fil report, and he had therefore otber tide (Niblack). The Ch son) bid rot signed it. Mr, Wizsox (Iowa,) sald that be had o : arket.” ‘Tho bill authorlsod the | az ovisiou of this act 8 given to the Courls of the | We expestor, sdunistrater or gust e corpoeration to seicct and survey in the Territory of Mon- exclusively of the Courts of the several States, | Within two years afier the death of L. 1 4 und Aleo of &) eauses sffecting pereous Who sre demied | in accerdance with tha laws of tho Siate, t}lv:»'lir'-"";!;:'im‘;: :r-g—n‘fl.{“ljz‘-fi o B tasa, i & square form, 21 soctions of hird, U":'“ of which | or eninot co in tbe Bolite of ‘the S any | ren, for the time being, have their dow [V the provieton L respeet o buiicly ®aa Dot sa ecmplete wight conteln coal and tron ore, for which the mam rate | of the Vights securcd to them fi’ Ihclflr:lml.wn_':xllhu Act. 'hb‘eumgl:‘-mun s, bt for o eof B thouint 1t bettor than the House had any | of ove dolicr end fwenty-Are cents per acto was to be paid. :;.fi‘f.'.“-'y'o'#" g B ""y"{,:fi;, g o fi':;".:f;.‘;‘,‘,;: oo o U :‘tu‘::n‘ '.‘;(:fl::.?'f" ,':\I-ll‘:lnur' w{x; 8 bec ruse of Lis oppo- the three sections of minerad land, axd 1 urdir atthority of (Lis Act or the Act establisiing & of thio otiioe fecs, acd =um of motey b 0 re of the report which | o ral to selock and survey the for Freedumen, &¢ 7 remove the cause that untl! (ke frat day of Jange fction bereby con- | for the benefit cf tais act shall, in wdd poor. of ht}o woalth cught to be in front of tbe armies. | gud law-abiding eitizens, who had asserbled ns o Fenian or- subatitutes was & policy. ~ He was opi anization in the building recently used as o Ladies’ Fair for the Orphans ¢f Soldiers and Salors, and suth-riziog wuch ly citizens to nssemble there whenever permitted by the Speaker pol the bounty propesition as un- | of the House or President of tLe Senate, particular’y in relation st to many States. bis own among othera. to the liberation of Irclaud. Mr. DooLiTYLE offered 8 joint resolution ' After somo discussion the Joint resolution was agreed to. of the General Land Off COLLECTOKS OF CUSTUMS. of Pensions to report to ‘ongress a plan for Ar. HooPER, from the Committes of Conference on the act bounties in land warranis, to Le located along the | ¢ fix the Lumrmuoll of cestaln Collectors of Custowms, mede The presost b1} directs th sCant m Tho feris ate sections of Jand va the liues of railroad. ¢ . Fusemury objected 1o the cousidersiion of any otber STpag XS x:fl;x‘g;i?mus S of members it be withheld bis sigratare § feature of gr T the: Distries C w! ‘onference 10port was pending On motion of Mr. Rice, the Commities <f tbe Whole was r. BAXKS folt it bis duty 10 83y irat o NG RN o firrod on the Disiriet and Cixogit Conrte shaii be exercised jn | before required, als n:ake vata that Le b arme gRr. W taoN resumed bis advoccy ol the Eeunty bil, o | 0,08 R0 CLUR CR 800 of The il for the pelet af tho | SeTRI beR o 106 it ertors | lactaring ceryoration sschuirs | bt with the lovs of 118 Usiied. Eiatoe, £p (o 8 sueh | against toe Unliod Biateh, ot gives Sid tnd omiors 1o L I | £ibe public demeln, which are Ly law | Jawe ars vaisable, ottierwise the lawe of the Sta ol govern [ enétufes, 77—An act (o estabiish a Hylr graphic ofice in the Aifferens, but the Senate C that it would be |I'|{ILI with % they were compeiied. ot the last mome d bo therefore yielded, K sa'd that, Like Lis colleague, ho felt somewhat to the 1} efe wir 1wl 0 0 Qistrlotesttorneys andother cffeers of the Usnited | Nevy Dapariment. the ctlicers and agents of the Freedmen's { CAr. i.—Ansct to regulats the appolntment of paps uiber oflicers, specially empowered by the | masters in tie navy, and exp of wi act for the bettes fuatiute proc rm.J{. ainst all who shall | organizstion cf tue pay departwent of the navy. yof thas avt. The Circult Courts of the (% #2.—~REvisio oF Usned 87aips LAws —Drovides ervese the number of Comwmissioness to e rerision und conselidation of the stuie laws of the The firs) cholee of thmber lande fa the on n corparation foreigy to a territory » haa no control. The Surveyor-Gens biie officer, who sboul bato mo evn- 9 of nny land, Is ade the agest ol donted to ndividuats 10 furego 1bat pro- | terrttory s bestorved ¢ L 2 which Congs Le distat t, and the Bounty biil added to the bill. “ h-,”wb‘,.,: said MJ" Tg,.u ,; this report. He did vot be- ;h‘a::‘.lldm aud the bill came before the Louse aud was Just to the soldiers of the country. g 20GHTS OF GITITENS 1N WAIRINOTON. Mr. lu--n e did not agres with the conference report. M. LoWRENGE (Ohio) introdaced a sesolation fnstructing e 1 ~ Bocratie purty with tho Prestdent ot e head Was 80 | (1 Judiclury Copwisteo to foquire ard report whetber tho x.‘:. o £ g ) of Congressmen would be | ¢ beeand stewards of tho Mission Church cf the Wyan- ocu, and Bar i To D en 1y in Cougress for jts action in this matter, ¥ rights of she people peadasbly to assembie and con-ult for their proval. Thero had 1 . | 00125 B sobdlare i Milmola, ek avabd ack 1 Imatics | 99D o bave pess imsexiyied ¥ 3 the city ol Wasldggton, g b o | 0 with any p those men deuy theufile sioplé Justioe aiter o 1Paies wa 1o S oo Py Tk AT Y g | L e that- 1o a8 T2 00 (e proscut Cope | 11° orporstion 10 scloct tle lends. The seleotion is to b visions of L8 ect. Uplied States, Gas e, ® enjo; ights, ng the ri ] 4 7 it arrsu P, 85, —PATEXT OFFICE T'rpe.—! ] appal e o of Trelang and ibe datide of American citiseoa ta. | FIrieLo ICrsase o 1 1 i i tho ab sopesitioe, and over 11,000 actes 9 Tefuse o exachle any wamat | | ERn e tru 1 e s S of tand are bestow ed ot the Jowest price of pebitotend. Itis | * gorion 10 providce teat io ull gusetios of lnw arising undor | cminer to the cxawincru-iu-calef, alall pay o foo of 10 iate 180w ealled the yoas #nd nays 0p agreeing to the re- 10 wit: I the e s Tnscassing ihe yay of Congressmen and rejectivg Meswrs. Bockslew, Convew, Cowsn, Doo: et T s, Dot Bes, Bourd Jebners Morgan, Norton, Poland, Pomeroy, Rameey, Riddle, Eber- £ Sumaer, V okle und \Villiams—25" luzbis; and it wes passed. order to come 10 & r+port, 10 sgive 10 the proposiion fus the 1 may Le tasen 10 the Sepreme Cours of the | the Patent Ofice. CuAP, 90, Uxiox Paciric RAILROAD. gaxor OF OBLIGATIONS — Auntborizes the Seo- ameud the act of 1864, whick aended UF¥ 10, exchuage Treassry moles OF any Usion P aud also to dis \ruate th n, for lowful | said road, and to flie & map dciect 88 no Ttificates of | &t any tiwe before the first day of Deccu b . Adopted. SUPREMB COURT OF THE DISTRICT. by o means osstalu that the substitution of eliernate sectho: Mr. WiLsoN (Eep,, Town) from the Judiciary Committee re- d thie whob ) b " . . = the Senate bil to prescribe tie mode of settling the nc. I o Te malie for (34 Bagipent body o€ laads sestampiaied. by the: sthen; b ported 3 M1, CoNRLING 1oqaired whetler, as o matter of fact, 150 | 40 an ews i-Jartous to the pullic inteiest, for alteraste | retary of the Ir e Clerk of the Supreme Court of tbe Distries of Co- | manarers on the part of the Howse had found it necessary, in seetinne stripped of timber are mot likely to enhance the | Vther coligatioia fur any desot nf’ b:ml at Lis discre itie Raliroed Com- yeneral route of thel nl-:j low, oaare. Authony, Chandicr. Creawoll, Haris BILL: ON THE SPRAKER' 1 Nye, Ross, Trumbpull, W % v TEAKER'S TARLE. incrense of selary t value of thoss reserved by the Governmeni ho! " ‘ 70 Bov Trumbeh, Wads, Wille, Wikion sad Yates~1. The House proceeded, ot 12:20 p. 1. t0 the business on the | Mr. BAXKA replied 11at’ at the List moment he felL it bia é e Mg - S rearury Not e be Y u—.:‘-.u A .fi"u:;-‘ Bple_:‘br'-ubla, llfld‘lM;'L‘nem as foilows: doty, agaiost, perbaps, bis own Judgmmat, under other ¢ renm- o it oW this bil, bestoss & large monopoly of it e ho kling of uu::‘cp, -uu\‘n " p'n‘ uuuun.r raid rosd, . WiLson mov the Renste ‘Senate amendment to tho House bili, directing & Dis- | stances, to report thia provisioi to ti A uilio land wittout 1ate eonsideration; ASYLVANIA—Provides for aloieg the eutire Lue theicof, so 131 ot tho sume mayp o v aretton of the il ve acvatiiss bountien: T | trict Court t6 be beld in Erie, Pa, was concurred o JIASons; gu gt thee peridion 16 the iCioasy fir B8 eotlo:| Pkt and prt Ryttt 19.1 el be rescrved 1> by osuer of 1he CASE OF Ni. PATTERSON. NEBRAREA. M, LAWERNCE (O%10) wauted & divislon of the question, but L ntiod: o ; of Seoretary of the luterior. Said cowpany curli’ be eniitled to ,‘rouwv moved 1o jroceed (o the econsideration of the | The Serate bill for the edmission of the State of Nebraska | was infurmed by the Spesler that a re of & Conforence 3. 654 3 30 vrjoet disc 1 o¥ M Goly tse saine amourt of the borda ol Gie Ubited Staies to ald Mr. Patterson chiming s seat from Tenoessee. into the Union came up. Commitiee must, by partiamentary law vider than the govern < s o e of Jisourt for monsys ded | in ihe con fou of ¢ € of ol wotion of Mr, Poland prevailed, and tbe Semate pro- Mr. Rice (Me) moved its referesce to the Com- | meit itse f, be adopted or rejecied as & iwhole 1 equipping, and provisioniug ntitled 1o Y 1 have been fo favor | The previoos queetion was scconded, and the main question | Jd e ; tne Ry Lioa Ling ) e, Kbl oud v mel{w-::_ub::: NBOAT T L ¢ of I mittee on Torritories. Ho would ", ( fer & guaboat 10 (43 Goverawent of tke Republie of wan ordered on agreeing 10 the report S here seemed at firet to_bo sowe besitazey ahout ordering eas and Nays, but_Mr, CoNKLING ealied upon thi mets e and lot the Yote be taken squarely, and the Year and Nays were ordered. There wos cousiderable excitement, mul, for & time, breath- member suswered to Lis name. As the o the consideration of the following resclation: of the immediste admission of Nebrasks id D, 2k That the Hon Drld D o od e b et 4o Som | Biate but for the feature ia Ler Conetitution which di am Faanocses frauchised hor cclored people, 2 called for the Yeas and Na: Mr. STEVENS asked whex the Constitution of Nebrasks was . fremed, b6 osuid aet vete . Racw replied that it . Yo my s s fourth . An oct to provide that the Soldiers’ Individual Mimpriatioal Do carriea thivagh the mails ab tie Geuel Fates | Spe. 2. The Union Pacific Rallroad Company, with the com of grivted mait . +:nt aod approval of the Sceretary of the Interior, are her 2. OUNDARIPS 0F NEvADA. —Extends the boundarles aun.ur.j;dvll:t locate, cousizact, .’:d contiuue their ~ 4 Omaha, \u Nebraska Territory, westward, according to 1he i surveyiog and land distriet, fn Pebraary 1861, tter Co Mr., STEVEXS remarked that it was Jo gress had T, 8 e Indicated its will on that matter. and Liat it was evident that Jut completed, grovps of menbers stood arvund to be ouTy needed e 8 part of R g the clerk's desk waiting to bear bow the voio stood. *the New-York Montena Iroa Court o CLatus.—Gives the Court of Claims | best aud most practicable route, ana without reference to the ring Company fo sceure over the elulms of 4y ciabaraing otficers of the | jujii puist ou the one husdrets meridian of west loagl lost ticir vouehers by capture of | as non provided by law, i a contiauous cowpleted line, anl m;rn{l- of Nebrasks were unflt to come fu as & Sta r. KELLEY 807, an amendment authorizing the Presi- Mr. SCHENCK Tose o 8 questoa of order, invisting thet it dent io doclare Nebraska s Stato in the Usion whenever that | Was agaiost the rule for members to Le_oear tho clerky deik ole wes o objectionabile feature of her Coustitution is removed. while “. :' Yo eall thors by the proper department, manication herelo anpexc! thet there i3 1ot publio necessity eyor-genera), tezistor or teosiver in Montans Tor shdi meet and cousect with the Cenrral Pacific pany of Calitornia; and the Central Pacific Railrosd wwpany of California, witn the conseut and spproval of the. uds the provisions of the ot of Morch 3, 1880, 0 sc- CIVIL APFROFRIATION BILL. lied to allow 10 he olfered, | AT rsa receirad o the Howse asseunctn od o Mllow the apoRdERE Lo naon the | the nogative, but there wore several cnbers who had bot e i s [t ot an cxiatlvg wurveyiog aud coule! report & rocatted X auswersd when first csl ho bad voted yea, findiog 9 publio busiess is, uuder presons by suy oflicer under an- | Secretary of the Interior, are hereby autlorized to locate, com-- resulte: ., 63; ity, changed their votes 1o quate faeilty; 0 provie- y of the President, Scoretary of Was, or of any wiltary | suruct uid continue thelr road eastwary 10 4 CONTiEUOUS COm- wed back aye. Mew- eud third ocoasion | Officer of the United States Lokliig the command Of tue de- | pleted line, untt: they shall meet and couneet with the Un} 3 seareh, &e., took plwce. | puettic Railrond: Provided, Ttatesch of tic nbove ...'3 i 'i.rlfl“l or distriet in which suo o righi soval 1o the Cirenit Court may be exerclerd | compunies shal bave the right, wheu the nature of the atter the appenrance of the defendus.t aud filing of bis pea 18 | o Le dove, by soason of deep cuts and tunsels, shall, for all then procoed no furtier, | expediiious conetruction of the Pacifie Reuiroad, require it, notwithstanding. | wourk for on exient of ot to cxceed 30 mhics 1a advases bl The vote takel Nays 52, Sherman, Harris and Edmusds were appoisted & | 3, s.ru r voted in the affirmative. S0 The bill was #Lfl of Conference. a0aDx pn:odvaollmndmundmuth President for his P W in atare. . HOGAX anis d ", b Mr. Patterson entitied to bis seat, | *TNNTe o i e on the Speaker's table was the Senste bill | was in ot o bomasy ¢ TR sskdiers, 634 hereere. Tl . MLSSAGE OEDERTD PEINILD. 20 haviog been read, it was, on as 1 to pay 8540 to Ward K. Burnett, a balonce of peusion wrong. | Aye. [Laoghter.] D dmands, L . Beslalew, Cova, Davle D e omen: it fully withbeld from bim. It was referred to the Committes on r. HusBAkD (West Virglals) followed with o similar Crred to the Commitice oa Tesritorics and or- Coutipsinl Novion, Foland, Riddis. Eberman, Van Winkle, Walley, | 1avalid Pensions. statement. dored pristed, toceed futther in ten oll such’ proceediogs s5ail | gueir continuons completed line, 1 ‘ Yo e n?s‘m :n.l;‘o 34 “l::‘P‘-.r.mw that thess gentlemen, If they were forced A CONGRESSIONAL JOKR. ! vln}d -ml“v_' u .edfll-‘l'.". ‘fi:‘ ‘uflc-vg Judges, &e., procseds | Citar, 91, LASDs TO MICA1GAN— Grapts lands to Mic: e Sounger, Commty, Yomarlty, Yre Bowsees, M“'m"" A o e oy Barianats Jeiat | cordiens. increased pay, would turn over the excess to the | There nothing heiug befure i Mr. Axcoxa offered | Ik thereuuter N ered i a State Samage (o (56 D] o6 | sl in covevietrastion o & Ship Canal Lo eousect the waters of 3 y nited Btates, oontinu- | soldlers o resolution, Joculals, for th o0 & gasopt Commy: | ETASTSR, 18 B Teammireg s 0 e o e ah P At | Lake Seerier wak Ihe e Luown 13 Lac La Bells, to be se- inte Exocuti . FERRY, from (he same State, sald that he bad votcd | tee of tweonty-on Lol the ehoed s binetion sud go. | Setiogy av s 1ho Clouls Ouast i Buiian SintiS srow the odd numbered sections of lad nearest the b CHAP. 43~ INTERNATIONAL OCEAN TRLEORAE COMPANY.— the sessions of the € o pending, wh "Whe Benate at 4:15 again weat ve Bession. all jawe, &o., & the army elnce 1561, BcHEXCK moved to lay the Joint resolution on the table, | hree times against the inerease of salary to Benators and | tention of the Senate to avoid passing Members; but that this being the last opportuuity of voting | portant measn Gives the Laternationnl Ocesn Telegrmph Company the sole “Citar. 92 Laxos 10 Miciioax.~Grants leods to 1, I.‘-s of 14 years from the approval of this = to aid ia sbe ceustruction of & Harbor and Saip Canal st SENATE...... Wasmvorox, July 28, 1866, | Stating tbat it wass contrivance ‘The doors were reopened st 5 o'clock, . w. sa Army bill. in_ favor of bouuty for soidiers, be folt compelied 1o chunge | and parers, and to ait \ © ' THS ARMY BILL. Mr. GARFIELD {llustrated the Regular Army eystem by say- his vote from No'to Aye. But he stood ready to plaunv the | delplia Convention on t" merntain, end operate lem?: jo ar | age Lake, Kecwcraw Point, Lake Superior. e Senrte agreed (o the report of the Conference Commit. he knew of ove regiment whose Colonel had pever | ¢xocss to the soldiers, and challenged Lis colieagus (Uriggs) to r. AXDERSON desired 1o krow, u t 10 aud over the waters, reels, lalants, @), NiTRo-GLYCERINE.—Probibits the transportation e3- ‘o8 the Army bill. As agreed upon the bill is substantislly field, who would bave under kim five or six | 0 the same. whego tho gentleman from Chleczo (Mr. Weniworth) was 5, over which the United States have jurisdic: i ceriue 00 aLy vessel or vebicle, &e.,used for tri s by e E5aete. it provides for an sddition | 9Bloers who had won their stars as Brigadier aud Major Gene. Mr. SCURNCK awserted, with cbaracteristie blastuoss, that he | when the oo was taien ou the coifeiesco report vn tho | Lok, FHom (oo K €3 of the State ot Fiurida, iu the s3id United | . osen surs, and @ity POT4oD, CODALY OF eOrpoTation W 'army of two companies each 10 the 7 existing battalions | Fult 1D the fiold. He trusied the Senate joint resolution would | Yoted " Aye’ to the propositions, Civil Appropriztion biil. Biates, to the Lo Cuba abd the Bulamas, eithor or buth, 54 knowiagly violate the provisions of this se e Y fur of wiioh shall bo colored troops, and foor | belaid on the tatle. 'Mr. ’Neill voted * Aye” for ihe sake of the bounty propo- | Mr. ELuRIDEE moved that the gentleman from Iinols (Mr, | aud othor West Ty bia to a fiue of DG iess than §1,000 Bor wore than $10,000, " also four new regiments of cavairy. The motion was agreed to, and the Jolnt resolution was laid | sithms. Wentworth) have five minutes to explain whore he was whon | ‘Fhe Uuited Sta © st 'l times the free use of the 4. FILOT REGULATIONS.—No State shall .L‘L. CIVIL APPROPEIATIONS. on the table. Mr, WextworTn (Tlinols) after showing so muok anslety | tie vote was taken this moraing on Licres. g dho vpessa: c. ‘The company ok charge wore than 8 50 for | §serimination in the ratoof pilotage or half pil betwoen S, Baxaxay, from $he Conference Conmittes on the Civil | NEWARK BAY. for the provious furty.c'ght Lours to vots aganat the increased | tion of membeis. ter.] s Said grant 10 b uod and void unless | yesscls siling betweea the gt ey dn e O tvasted jo | Mr. Wrion offered resolution for the appolntment of u | P27 10 ‘members, was uot iu the ball whea the report was made | Unanimous conseat s us glyen. ucecssful Operation withiu Laree yours wean the ports of difereut States, or any diserimi- paval ofilcer to examine the condition of Newsrk Bay sud of Mr. WenTw 1 b arks mizht extend ever five t50 0L this et inst vesscis propelled iu whele or fu pari by steam, 10 e.iablish & post Toute from West Al | yr ayaiust National vessels of the United Scates. - bill, asked that tbe Cos bols House amendmest o the subject of bountica 1o 8 | Bl LUy ortye Passaio and Hagkensack rivers. At lonsth all ¢ Lo The resolution, was agreed to bv & vote of 47 Yees to 46 'h,‘-,;ml list showed members ‘presest bad voted, and the oft- | minutes, and bo wouid thereZors wiite them ek und bave them . " wajoriy of onc 1o favor of the regort. Ne.Olode. (Lnughter and " Objecs.” B e s AR e AR it | v 4 St | PO ol s i D - 3 A Jolot resolution fur the payuest ol the Chiplaio of ke Mr. BANES offercd » Joint resolution requiring the Saperin- bill now only swaits the signsture of ihe Presideat. e r g p b-v-‘-‘mp?:..:' 8. . 'flc fwlmnfim: N s mates :!nu | 1-'::: 18 1he vote in detaii: Maesn was latrod It was bous geetionsly been 10 be appointed {rom eivil life. It was referred 10 the | o Tierwms, Co Bea! Yoik, aad | Cipap, 107, POXT OF DELIVERY.—Makes Wi ateusuceof | York, & port of dehnr{l e, Sepr o =1 130 ;:u or'w ml.’u:r; 1oa, ‘Tupee Az:u Par.—Eatitler to the three i e &t Taloretn un &0 ive amimala imported from | Getloors S Siaecre vetow {‘;’- fi.i"i«"' Ty oreign counties. who ware lu service ou Alarch 3, 1865, and whoso i, in the State of act provideador the i that those who Jears, or en| d 'and wore disoharged for disabiiity before the ex- mittee on Military Affalrs, Bew. Deieg Fokjey, Eid CHAP, (3. KIDNAPPING,—Puaishes any person sttempting to and accepied, T o this term, shall receive §100. e b et voral proposiiions for ths {norease of the salaries of the | FeRebef ATy \omprmry UL 0, Mpsars. MORNILL Lidsspasy sthfe perves, NI Thioas b0 54Ty suah potaon ;:'::3:::'.:;':;‘..:. ‘of otharwiss b ".'.},‘l',m o from the two ‘and served that period, or were discharged for | % )y 68 about the House Laviug been offered, Mr. SCGRSCK | uybendall, Lathem. Leflord, Lefiy ich, M; of The Hou = into Slavery. 0a vonsiction thereof, by a fise of not less (han | geryi o uiter the 9th April, 1665, F , aball recsive $30. ¢ “ll':.“‘ o resolution that the Pages of the House be pat | Clurg, MeCullogh, Mlier, dorsbead. Myers, o Kick 9 06Lify the I'reaident Lras Cungress had conciuded | 8300, Ber wore chan @00, sud lwprisontieat not exceodin, ClAP. 100 LANDS 70 CALWPORNIA, ~Grants lands to aid 18 RECESS. (,P' 9 40°00 fooil inuumm a8 woembers of tae | olwon. U'Ne atterson, Racdsll (Penr), Rico \ ). i Me ). . five yoary, or by Loth, Any master of owner of any veasel | (he coustruction of & ralzoad and tele; a lise from tbe 2 vecess was then taken untl 9. m., at which bour two abinet. (Laughier’ Bebenck, Eirouse, Taylor (Tewn), Tyler (N. Y.), Thorstou, Vau | In a fow misutes aubsequentls, Mr. ¥ v o abail recert e un board any person fiow auy State or Ter- ‘°'.“}'M“.“m.‘thm“m "and the President pro tem. appoared in thoir vests. THE DEFICIZNCY BILL. Bora (8. L) Vea fipsa (Hek W e the Prcastcat, and hat | fiory of the Uilted biates, wiih the kuowlelge wad 1a6at | gy, 110, Laxps 70 MINNBEOTA.—Allows the State D rad that the rocess De euionded 10 10 ¢'olock, | Mr. Kassos, from the Couierence Couuittee on the De. twell, Bronwel Breemall.Co o e e basl'm atad b Liva. 5o firihar busiagss 10 coa | Saat such porsus ie o be cutried Into Flavery, shal bb PUS” | b United iy ViR B oarried aranimoualy. ficlency bill, made & report, which was a¢reed to, Flock,Gerte d, Hording (11} i | e Bltsd b s not exceecing €500, or Teasthas §3, oe by | 158 Uaiiad Buatesstal) e sed suy of toe hads emated 16 ghnuflbbd THE CONFERENOZ COMMITTFES. ¥ ooul i 3 tvenin ). FAREWELL 87CH OF ME. COLFAX. 'mh‘-vumn Ao gxceeding Sre Teers, o by beib, aak the ::mflz::':r:flfimrmn‘;d:“bzl:umu “'nd. “:hwnmuqz THE T. WoOL. At 24 & m, the House is cons riviy . Sescor, borril Tho hoar of hall-ftist four havins d, the Speaker de. | Yé&r®l el ted tothe United Statea wat posad oL The tise 2. Wi reporied ihe oottty 8L L Bl T T T bl tor, Wi, o, Bevos Il R At ey At vt arrires e’ Bpeakat du: | Cuan: o Vinomu Covumestyerides: hat, the Cltolh o o Bty Poal Gud trow Baine Astvony, o7 3 e T cosommmosAL rAT s Wi s, poTmm oo sl Meow or kirmmeutiom: § oo S s Moo Moy ot Maacaguns "t s cononent e o frne . 315 &, m.~The Conference o tho Civil A on bill ADIOUENMENT. Coogrem. | T (baak you with ' i oy i inogehyour, | ofihe Siate ey e g e T ¥ P NECRE Vi, —. 3 v JNautsians Spciawy op fuk Navi—Authorir. | af e So s B0GeY G Sares Jowet (o (S BABAE MY poiutincut of s additional Asststaut Beorelary of | act Bolads gTed 10 oo Al 23 of Chap. 79 of the auy division of ten miles of road shall be disposed acts of the 34 Besi ih Cougress, Heroafier | T03d cball bocowmpieted tarough aad colerainous, w {xx paseports abell e Losued oaly 10 cibisous of the United States. L oh b ‘Citae. 111, TNTERNAL REVESUR AcT.=This bill I8 too long G4, Prx-10vs.—Provides that all persoge who, wbily o Liipoipiitb e im0 e o B i ety £ Bl con. o have lost both Latds, or boen t0- | U ap. o LaNDS 10 CALIFOKN A~ Rolinbaishes the title of i o 0 the api ths Nuvy, CHAP, 60. PASerorTs —! not Pinsnoe bad not exsmived it and It was I A90 | hus just bosa made by AIr. BTEVENS, the Beuats haviog vgresd | Tho Hous then, at 73 oclock u. m, adjcuraed._its Fricay 10t session ” . T4.0 Increase of compensation of Senatora and members I 10 R1%AAR 111 Jolo0h STy s, rotained with an aendment makiog the pay of the Speaker HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 1 prize it becaw W, - 1ol 7 sudeavors to ad Brracus moved to take up the bill distribatin #8000, SEPIIT Stn.t e WA deitieing O | (s graongome o iy oot 0 S | ae owe me B L e | " 0 3 o . y oved tolay Ms. Wade's motion 0n tha fadl. b 31::“‘,1'1 ,,:,,’,‘,’,;,,.';,,‘,‘,,,"b,',’_',f,}-: Ko ] (o STEVERS B b L lng dawn maleop ia mora, t J ‘Antheny, Buckslew, Conness, Creswell, Doo- | 212! © Prov| relating to increased pay of members. He | ¢ was taken on tte Conference report on the Foster, Outhrie, Harris, therefore the report would be tods 'vil Appropriation bill. Ho did not }ike to appear as evadiog rateful heait for tho anan placd on your Journel o first session of Con, Ei (1] £ § 5 abled fn ke san se renderad utterly belp. United States to all 1 i and witnin the corporate limits of the IV Toceiys o pevsion of §25 por woith, Ail porsoos | Cily of lienccis, ex06pt » b b e it or oo hitud od oils foot, or bave | Soc” § enacts 150 4am6 ProVISIon Wik rogard Fo the City of iy polscd that ¢ v Purd eniary i, by secies of ¢ Lane, McDougal, Mory Nesmith, Sprague, Sumner, Willey: Wikiisime, ad Wilsonetl, tion of the Senate conferees that he provision for bounty | vote mizht bo sccorded ia the aflismaty Ly difl ud he e fort 2 foners. Clasdier, Davis, Ra- | would 50t be agreed to and if retained the bill must fail. As | 3re boes wers suapended, o gl o byt e s - S ity disabled in the ssme, or otherwise g R Sherman S romboll Wode - | Tothe provisies for Iagtrasios compenaation, 1t rewoved ihe | grhi%; SRVAXS had his vote Tecorded fn the sfirmatire, asd f o 4 g Vi o thel bt ean; pon A aiae massal inbag, | Bonts Cres. . 4 ‘motion 1o take up the bill for o tarif on wool was laid | monstrous injustioe of the 40 cents per milenge, und te EgETe Mr. Rovtiss Lad bis recorded iu the negaiive. :n.‘.'yl:l:“,h'," Dbeen to ren foull, Meeting hero amui ncapacitated (vl'fll:;!lfi" .;lu,:‘m.u‘Au;l?bfl. ‘CitAv. — An act to amend ** An act to estend the charter of - THE ASSISSIXATION AWARDS. e e Y et 8.} | oy o e aioatia. ftom s erion, sid tho torri g d | but Bod a9 mach e Jo 7l ) g e | nn Alcxandea sud W asbisgion aioud” pued Maiod 3, Sy, BrRAoCE renswed his motion o take up the billin rela- [ The voto was teken by Yeaw aud Nays on agreeing (o the | tary of War e e IR e Tor s o> | Slscussing to 1ot " e er Teue alBaAT] | ace 15 er masth By ladge, mustyage, & ofany T, | oo ia Dteietof Coromapie S (o8 00 A 7t of the number ¢f Ufon urd B bel sel sars who dled whils | to & dellh ratva Jand, the . adir U vold, and any porson | 5ibe Distiict ot Columbla, - exia —Declares that the sot & peralon © i suid passed Feb, 10, 1465, sball not aftect or Lilt the o e act of 230 Decomber, 185z, CHAP, — An act to amend (50 acts approved August 6 X‘“I of thovelbt and aotion A despity oM deffers s witkin oy expe- prisosers of war, Luid thi al mind witl wind, s tatad 1o the 11 3 that be was informed by | But L e onsing Clerkn that it wor'd . ol w 10 the awards for the capture of the aseaseins. Conference report, and resulted fn’ 4 & B e g O k.00 | [ orses was oot g v 16y Jlayn Job™ 60 g3 tpocing the tims Of the adjournment to4:30p. | Mr. WILsoX (Kown) inovod that the Tonse stil fortber inslgt | The o5 118 amendmeuts, 188 ask arother Committca of Conference, | the Enioll considered the bill for the distribution of the Mr. ELDISDGE moved to loy the whole subject on 11,0 table; | roq I tive dmportant b L . 1 ajtare o the tunmioe of tho lale President. | | whict wos becatited, N e e i AUl heroesed a0 compared: s Sov lpuie cuercl guad lul- | 2 and July 16, 1662, establishing ™ Metrohitan Police in ihe mation, that yortion of the 0l relating 1o the oaptare of | Mr. Wrixow's motion wes agroed to, aud the Epenker ap. | That fact had bien ecmmunicated iStormally 1o the Sennee el iy e 2 District of Columbia, to kucreaso the etlicaucy thereol and for Davis was etricken out, pointed Wilson (Iova), Baks and Niblack sa the ttee | whioh boay would probiably agren to the COSUUITEAL resolu: e st a . OHRCE ROTPRIL o 6 ki Iations for’the’ Logie- Bl oy ot e ] ‘T ! “Lav. 115. Aa act making appropriations o ol until 44 o'cloc e d % Iative, Executive and J-dwu{‘i'wanho Government foF nd 8 he any ver- | (e year ending June 30, 1467, vis said Lo would Like to Lear satisfactory evifience | on the part of the Huase. "'luhd. m. .“afl""m any. fi' Lad h::g s THE ARMY BILL. | by SOUTERRN RESTURATH m ould m prefer if Booth Mr. Panxewortn, from the Conference Committee on the There then being no business b ““jm. ? i died or been dissllalin | T Cliap, — A Get Lo give cortain powors court of Juty-be! oing (ot n pot to the levy { duiybalose hos: Musislod, Seh um»rr'm Peisan | ghe County of Washington hu the atrice of Conmbi LIS, PIRLE. Spacriat h;“‘ CHAP, — FLESDMEN AND Ruptouta—Coutinuesin fores td. The petiod ef Wrviow o all [ tho uct of March 3, 18,5, for two years aiicr the pissage of bl R W b "iv_-uh‘lu-lhrox 0the | yor, Sec. 2. Extends tho supervision of the numu‘:"fl:lu al clual o Lilisicd [T cessary, bo cual b segarded a8 on-commisaioned Sazas shall Lo SOOI the 0 bazdon noe ehild ot porting. See. 3, AVUCE 5 e, re 1 H 1 L ves of the XX Potbaps he wos dead, but there was iu | Awy biil, made s report. Ho said th th t 5 3 . Wo or th : owdmind aa iaexpicable myaters about b He | coptions this w ool of the Hoase, Tt proviaes for 43 tep: PR R AT nl_ N s "h‘_n ok lanthny oward, Baket | fmeuts of Lafoutry, 10 of cavel-y, avd five of artiliers, tho T | ghe Soutbern bt which he had piepered wol n than sy one Re was parening and # would | funtry reglneots io'be made Upof 10014 Foglments; 27 10 bo | tog g sucrs Sisios fo rerals their poitiy like biz to bare g0t 97 & {alas BooLl Dody Ough | made out of o nitie Rew battalions; fous velored. segiments, | Lo ple felom ton ot eArt be could wuke 0 enable ion. Lo o erowded with i hom to become eclis and fotf regiments of the Vetcran Reecrve Corpe; the 10 6v- - QT Sl s (hen pa 4 s smendot 408 was snd buck to | iy resincits Ly o mods tp of 1z ol Tegithents and four | ut tho hor and eireuren thri 1o e gty ot ¢ I N3 BENATOR PATTEESON SWORN IN, Mr, e tionly Mol ', - f("h"" L3 olution extending thu £ b ping ik oo Kunlmcnz of two Assistans Comnmissloners: - ““a‘”‘“fi Sioval Thgh M, Paterscn, Sos- | pots dhae be carettod 1y boe sfiod with the re- izapding (b D SR {ohane cua | Commisioner sbal bave sbaree of oue dhirct, ey o ‘the State of be sworn into office, o e - RASDALL (P'0) offireet 1o following resolution, S Uivs | boluta 3 200, i‘mpp went forw N R i | oo SAneED 88 FAINS sxpremel Sheststlves {0 4041} My, Raymand Vel 1 tho <o, abd woved the previous fad . 1o Telber O A | Guiser Cie non ALl peais sppajuied sndei i -“!“l-“""" s joa seperd wane agrend to, ) i { Ropresentatises o P povded tkeartiles 1) | o depesdent vpon i o | fiviod to' tho military protéction of the Uslicd States. Sec. & THE TAILE CLEAR OF BUSINESS, e Honse of Tlops g oo smnl- | 4 iandlf, snd gven b .“.‘..."....,. were of the most ot R Allows volunteer uffice "?_2“_"_""! the Vetoran Jucorvg essiou of the SXXIXU Congress. Ahar oy idutce Bec Bieveuth Page. TRELAND.” k""fl"*"’fl'“mfl-fl-- Aftes thy scooad Gouleroucy Commitico b tbe G/l AD- e e il the siosons acs. | - Fione sl d e Kl