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rThs amendment could no, be obtained BY the Re.


the commerce Of this country. The Committee on Com
merce have reported vast number OF bs Of variety OF
kinds Of claims against the government for services
all OF these claims TO this amendment amendment
TO an amendment.
MI, YyLEE This is no, private matter. The
steamer Missouri was burned while at anchor in the
harbor OF Gibraltar, and her hulk and machinery occupy
The hest ANCHORAGE in the harbor. The British govern
ment very properly complains OF il for il 10 our duty 70
remove il, while in doing save the engine which is
Mr. DAVIS. Of Massachusetts. |, is no, worth one
Mr. YiILEE. The provision Of The bill directs the
Secretary OF the Navy to use part OF the naval force for
the purpose Now this Is entirely useless Tor the work
be done by persons who understand diving, and by
machinery which is owned BY paentees Il can only be
removed BY the means proposed By my amendment and
n'i I g aoaps g. the navy
half inclined to believe what the senator has said that
will moi be done at all However. think il useless 70
adopt an amendment much in the nature OF private
claim or private contract, will not make the amend
ment which suggested because believe we should not
put amendments, q this kind on the bill
The question being taken, by division the amendment
was rejected-ayes 10, noes H.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
A message was received from the House, announcing
that they had agreed TO certain amendments made by the
others with amendments and bad disagreed to Others.
The following are the Senate amendments disagreed 10
by the House:
"rhe amendment which struck out in the following lem
1905 For building at agencies and repairs thereof LAT
"The amend ent which inserted the following items.
"For the erection and repairs Of buildings Tor the choc
"For the erection Of buildings for the Greek Indian
agency, four thousand five hundred dollars
For the erection OF buildings Tor the Cherokee Indian
agency 10 be located according to treaty spulatons.)
four thousand five hundred dollars
FOR the Of an agency-house for the use Of the
subagen for the Usage tribe OF Indians eight hundred dol
"For continuing the collection, and for publishing the
statistics and other information. authorized by the act of
hid March, eighteen hundred and fortysevei. ten thou.
direction Of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
@
Of the Secretary OF the Interior out Of any ney in
'e,osy proof being iarashsd that The claims Of Peter
Provencal Moran or Chenoquemont, Pen-a.see, Oz-he-
a. SHOWN by schedule b. annexed the treaty with the
Saginaw band Of Chippewa Indians on the fourteenth day
January eighteen hundred and thirty seven, have been
regularly and legally transferred TO him. twenty-five hum
To he Cherokee nation, including those Cherokees still
residing Of the Mississippi river 70 be distributed
capita, according to The resPscy. rights and in full Of all
ces Of , 1886. according 70 the principles established
aud # The dc % q l. ts aa
the Of the accounting officer Of the treasury
hs sum nom Of Sanded and thousand SIX
| hundred and three dollars thirty seven cents;
all demands under the provisions OF the treaty of 9Th Of
August 1896 according 70 the principles established in the
eight hundred and ninety dollars ninety and that
interest allowed and paid upon the above due
Of ntioned award Of the Senate under the ref
contained In the .as eleventh article Of the treaty
any money hereby appropriated be paid any agent OF
Indians to other person than the In
| dian or Indians whom IL is due.
ITO enable the President hold treaties with the var.
Indian tribes in the State of California one hundred
| thousand dollars.
"For paymen. to Lewis A. Thomas and Thos. Rogers
nce Of two Sioux Indians indicted in the district OF
Uaiied States for Iowa Territory holden IN the county
Of Dubuque the llh Of August 1885, for the murder Of
ITO pay the Central Bank of Georgia, assignee to H. w.
sand and forty -four dollars.
"for the erection Of buildings for the Chippewa sub
'.'For the payment of the awards Of Gen VIM B. Mitch.
ELL s under The e. treaty Of oSGaso q the 20
him the Secretary of War the 18th Of January ls
Ii ss 81 d
thousand five hundred and eighy-nne dollars hirvwo
. The amendment which added the following sections
CSC Amd be further smaetsd That the sum Of Ave
anas e OF s Of
Stae- payment for the services and expenses Of such
government OF Utah in conveying Communications and
he United States and the purchase Of pie.en,s for
Of the indian tribes as the peace and quietude OF the
Il s .na arc sssSys
directed audit and settle the accounts OF the
Il TeTrs M s% hfRGa Ss sa by Ross
II. l.. McCuIlocb, j. W. Johnson and Q Blackwell. who
1 governor
Stae and fanny money Ia the treasury not other
wise appropriated
''SEc And belt Jyfh0 enacted, That the Secretary
the Treasury be paid David Taylor the legal
re his wife and children. the due
them under the Cherokee treaty Of 1865, for and
cunt Of reservatos Of Land which they entitled
previous treaty. according TO the settlement OF the
claim for the made by the Second Auditor oil the
Treasury, pursuant opinion OF the Attorney Gene
United Sates dated July 1h. ls46. deducung what
der the rrhy and on account Of his lite
/ ests'e ni crest In said reservation.
SIC dnd be u further eracted, That no payment 70
Indian residing State OF Norm Carolina be made
until a be taken which shsl exhibit those who
NAMED the time Of the emigration, and who
ed the per cspia distribution under the treaty
1896 Pr0pidd That no urther payment BE- made 20 he
North Carolina under te aci VI te Zh OF june
Is4S until said sha be returned TO the Department.
that the of ffy-two dollars and hiry three and
died or WHO may di, previous 10 his or her grafton
halt be paid the Cherokee nations Provided That the
Secretaries OF the Treasury and OF the Interior be and arr
hereby authorized and directed and 10 be
paid, o the t,be paid through their respective
de rents TO the counsel Of the North Carolina Chero
KEGS rea sonse Tor their prose
cutting the claims Of said Cherokees against the United
1 States.
"The amendment which struck out Of the following item
| the words ~ BRACKETS
''For the payment full OF like heretofore wrong
fully paid by the Secretary OF War; out OF the annuiie
land, deceased the OF twelve thousand dollars, 10 be
% ibe said Wun, bagocs per capita, as now re-
| qured by law, twelve thousand dollars
.'The following amendment OF the Senate amended
4 by the addition VI the words 10 brackets
'For the sdditona amount expenses paid fIr subss
fence, aud improperly charged 10 bs ireatyuld accord
the award Of this Senate Of iiih day Of September
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