New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

Ii ho amendment was concurred in, and 10 lay thx
mouon on the table. Decided negatively yeA ~ nayseL
The vote was then rec0usi ter red yeas - niy' 10,
The question again recurr,d on eoncur"nS 10 'hs
Nh. TAYLOR Ohio wished to know whether 1t ~'uii
10 n orcer 90 add the words wne iIed ~ no Pa1S
Ibe SPEAKER replied negatively.
The Clerk b. san calling tie H. and Mr. AoercronOle,
who lsi cred No, - ng1a'c ~ a.
O. prov Oh general ialg CT.
The II AMER c,l d % order requesting senuem-a
b, COCO to take heir seats, al yds a. "'l1
le Obliged t1 cad iio uuc~s they "Jai ~ 81.
Bang tasg' ~eni his maie', ana order 'ens P"shty
rt.,ood ho tiefk t,saucd ae to. call. Bat the h,,'3
WIS 80 crest he couIc u1i bear The re. ponce
The SihAkEk acau required the Cork to Geese call
ing sad. Ihee Nc! eNccicut and orderly <eouens1
6rouc, %, Of order lbany bong "snt the N 1i.ot
The Cl,ls resumed and completed the roll cali and
con psfatVe 4ui~t q,
The SPEAKER cast his vote "a ,R5 nes stye-fo the
grug amtIOlent Is regretted.
Among the amendments adopted was one apprnpratl
slO 600 to enable the Secretary OF me Navy TO hat any
l 10Y sneLis Ia steam 0oes OF other Se AN al ichl e
which IN his opinion mag ho Of beaeht % the Paohe ser
,c, n lie construction Of national vessels
IL SINGLETON asked leave 70 offer resolution,
r.o,fr tho PrSiuent o. the Uu ed Sstos a, Tar - "a
hi ud may BE- compatible ~''h the puos insefe's
10 communicate to the HJGse "achcs sac progress %
negotiation with Span has removed the necesy i'f pro-
W. Ual eois oy Cougtoss, indicated "a hs hestfs'o
l5th Morch. OF Wheeler stu thinks Il desraoo Iii
mtasur> b. TAI enable the EX-cdNe 20 proxies All
Le House refused to suspend tie rules TO enable him to
innotroe tue r'soiuugi-5o against JOG, a, 3'og,; r.
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ooh oj Taylor TERM Thu. o. Tout Urban "ti. Valley
va MN w Ms',SDCS .s' W.T. '.sI' 5sS &C.
The S,nat OH regulating the pay aaI increasing tho
efficiency Of the army, was taken ~
Mr.. FAULKNER VA expl ineJ The provisions Of the
bill, saying It was prepared by tire War Deparmsn,,
aideo b, The best intellects and most eminent mtry
poreucc of the oountry-uuanmJusls approved by tho
Selnie Committee Military Affair, al the heal If
which is Gel eral Shields aud unin. nousy ,ppOyai by
tn, House Military Committee beaded by C'L Basel,
lkew lee ,taesmaD and solder lie said tao CO amt
tee had stricken from the bill he section providing ,r tne
appoltmCu OF siXytwo add ton j cadets thei, ect
b, ing constitute the army kind of West Point A. le
my, that young man OF coura-e AMI enterprise,
who has political patronage 10 send hm %
that institution may nevertheless ny ms own
good sword seek his fortune in the ank aud he AMI by
inc ri, attain to the highest POI ard dis ncOa. 80 far
he as informed, OF 5J2 officers but ~ have come Don
the ranks OF the army aud these were unier special pro-
visions passed during the of 1912 anil the VI 3xoin
war lie further explained that the bill increased tho
pay Of pvaes from = to so month and crclscd the
por certege of all oficersrp TO Mjor-ieneral blan
I, of So 10 BE- given for reeulstment We want he sld
coo privates TO ill up our army, small it is, 1900
wanted IN NcwMeXico alone. Since November last the
uIg business has become WOrse ana recruiting 'ces
might as well be closed
Mr. GROW said he opposed to increasing the pay
of the higher grades Of the service for 5000 n)n'h
enough The private by this BILL 20 get 40 increase
of but 81 while Major General was to have So.
Mr.. TAYLOR ONO asked him what he would CON
slider fair proposition
Mr.. GROW said he would vote to increase no mas
nav who is receiving $40 month, but YOlld in-
crease the pay OF those who gel less Ia "a thai sum
viii out conclu ling the subject the Committee rose
and the House adjourned.