New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
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0Hes WAsBIveToy, August II, 1856.
.. commenced its session yesterday at II
,n I'd continued il until a p m when il took
..s... for two hours and hall, reassemoled at IN
:. evening. and continued in session until u o'clock
a morning, when 1t aolourhed 10 meet 'o-noi'V"
morning at O'Clock.
An ;mmen.e quantity of business was crowded
,oneh as the telcgraphic wires have already indca-
.eA Among the important measures settled in the
.a,,v mart of the day was the bill making appropria-
,,.rs for The transportation of the United States Mail
=, Ocean Steamers. and otherwise, during the fiscal
,say ending the 3Oth Of June 1857. The question was
mon ar,eeng 10 the amendments OF the Committee of
,he Whole. The amendment to give notice TO terrni.
a,e the additional allowance to the Collins line OF
stesmers was concurred in-Yeas li3; Nays, 27-as
follows:
YEAsMesrs Aiken Albright, Alison, Ball, Barbour Bar
o.y Psriscae Bennett oiMss Bis Bowie. Boyse, Bred'
s" St sssn St",O 81 Ps cs%Sb Of Gy cs1e Csu,her.
Casiie Cissee Clara Of Conn oswon Clngman Cobb Of
.ea Davis Mss Dean Dick 6u,iee Eide Edmuod.oa "a
wd. EmIie Ens.h Eu' EvSn sS.smsr H., sf
Mass. HARLAN hsus Of Md Harii: Of Ala Hsrds of Ill
,ds S % oon oSe nod.sn mossd jones
Tenn, Kidwen, knape, knight Knowion h1o1, Kuo.el
hal o. Ky NaSwe seCnty. XeNan, MeQS.en, Miller
Ssh; SoSo o. p,s.. Fs'.:' ds.n Pesa s.y r.
esrd, richardson Rivers, kOteh. Ruh1 Rust. s.addse
spp ssS sesb, se ser 90 va T.pSsn e.
Tsysr Todd Tranoa Trips Tyson, Underwood Vail, Walk
We Ws &ssh5utTs % Of III Ws..o1; wn.oT Weod.aa, WOOD
~SHysas. 81 Y s:n.oa w.t hr:sn. si s.SoS h2oa
Dc.on Do1S Gldd,. Grange Ss M'ste;qn Mi1ws p
ReSie si%moIs stiar. .h.n Thur.ton, wsieman, Wash
Ne. Wells. Wheeler, Whitney, Williams wood =,
chid COBB d Ga cr.se tswfrd, Cullen Day. OF
nS Fel FH:s Sasi Of M.ns @ siC%sy o~
T%,, Indie, S Iuapin, iS ssrSsof H. MeSchs@ Miller Of
Ind Moore. Mott Oliver Of No Packer Paine Pesr;e,
rss s. fsDn
The TS.rinsto1, 1 watkins WeicR
The bill, amended so as to leave the transportation
open to fair competition, read third time and
passed.
The House went int, Committee of the Whole on
the Private Calendar. The Committee disposed Of
numerous bills and arose reporting to the House the
following bills, which scvorally passed:
A bin for thu relief Of Amos u. Co1wine
bill for the Iesi Of George Gsaines contractor for car
Seste b for the relief Of John H. Scranton aud james
Hunt
The Civil Appropriation bill was then taken from
the table, and the Senate amendments thereto were
considered. That striking out the proviso that after
the 18th of November the erection of public build
iDgs, other than for defensive purposes, shall not be
under the supetintendence of military officers, was
concurred iI-Yeas 50; Nays 50. So that the pubic
buildings are in future, as heretofore, to be under
the military management Of the War Department,
there not being civilians enough in the country cOmpe
tent TO discharge the duties
The amendment appropriating five hundred thou
sand dollars for continuing the construction of the
Washington aqueduct was non .cOncurrcd in-Yeas &c;
Nays lOl.
The amendment appropriatng 100000 for continu
ing the construction Of the dome of the Capitol
wac concurred in--Ysas 1872; Nays G7.
On motion of Mr.. CAMPBFII, the House con-
CURED in the balance Of the Senate amendments.
Committees CT conference were then appointed
the part Of the House to meet similar Committees Of
the Senate on the dssg1eeng votes of the two House,
on the Kansas provlsos TO the above BILL and the
Army Appropriation bIl
Mr.. CAMPBELL Of Pa from the Committee Of
Conference upon the disagreement of the two Houses
on the Indian Appropriation bill, submitted report
which was agreed to.
MIR. CoBB of Ga from the COMMITTEE OF Confer
ence tho dsagreemo nts Of the two Houses on the
Legislative, Executive and Judiciary bill, reported
that the IIoute DO recede from certain amendments,
the Senate having rect ded from of theirs This
disagreement, including the three Kansas provisos.
second committee was appointed.
Reports from Committees were made and
The Committee of the Whole considered large
number of private bills and reported the following to
the House which, there being objection to the
passed:
AD for the relief Of John Tgeker
An act for the relief OF Josiah s ditte . r.
An &C. for the relief heirs Of JaOez b. Rocker, de
&c: e. II. the relief relief Of Sally sally nS.hsw M.Is,s.
An set for the relief Of i,sac Cook and others.
An act relief Of A Cunningham, payu uter United
An act soi the relief of James Davidson of Kentucky
antDs pension to Benjamin Berry soldier OF the
@ {sG:Sn to s Sss9 sS
Al act relief Of Nancy Bowen and Sarah Larsbee
Wow &C. Of ':1s nyms5 Il ReSinoad %sesasd '''
Ar act sr,ntn gave yeors hafpay to M Am
An act for the relief Of Frsnck Taylor.
Al An :; act cI for the the relief oi EI1, B Mcneil
An act for the relief of esshso NJ. Louusbpr.
An act for the relief Of Hannibal Fsulk Eliza s. Collier
formerly woow Scber and e heirs and legal Representatives
for the relief of Adam D. Steusr and Of Alexander
Rand. II, executor CT Dante Randall
Commodore stephen Decatur late Of The United states Navy
Hunt &C, iUI ,hs S ss' s 81 0s NJ
An &c, for the relief Of Abraham hip,zas. ,..,.x
xsy act for the relief of Francis Gibbons and Francis
After passing upon large number of important
measures, the House cal ed upon to ac, upon the
provsos appended to the Civil Appropriation BILL
Several conferences had with the Senate and
both branches insisted upon the action they had sever
ally taken the subject. First, Mr. Orr moved that
another Committee of Conference be appointed, with
instructions to recommend that the House recede
from the Sherman Kansas amendment, and the motion
was lost by vote of 81 Yeas TO 9s Nays, as follows
YEAS-Mossrs. Aiken, Ba ksdslc Bowie, Boyce Branch,
Brooks Broom Burnett Cadwad-r, Csie Caruthers Cas-
ae. Ci smsn, Cobb Of Ga, Cobb Of Ala Cox, Craise,
Davidson, Davis OF Nd, Denver Dowdell, Edmund
son, iott Eusts Evans, Faulkner. F,ofen:s, Fos
ter Fuller OF Pa, Fuller Of Me, Goods Greenwood,