Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-15
Last Nights Report
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrNerox. June la

WASHINGTON, June Il.
sENATE. WI.
Mr.. Wilson continued his remarks n, 2h9 l Govern 10y n
hsFe the coming impOrtatons would AFFORD suineient
revenue for the requirements q me 2! %
and pay the interest OF the debt de therel0le So
vocafsd an increase Of the tariff to meet the egeh-
IA. Tooulbs read the Civil appropriation bill with
the amendments Of the Senate Finance Committee,
showing that every one made was TO tlhii contracts
the House appeared to be economical by honest con-
tractors and were carrying on system oI pro1il-
gaey in appropriGtng SI,oOO00O ior naudulent pen
Mr. Biglsr said he did not like to hear such impu-
voted for the measure. He did not like the way the
senator spoke about it. ,
nsfon but should not Senator to protest against
what be said. He had disclaimed any imputation on
If. BiSisr said be did protest.
Er. Toombs replied that il be was not satlsned
with his remarks, be could get satisfaction here or
outside the chamber. he was speaking Of the gov
sFnment and made no personal imputatlons. ne eon-
tinued to show that Republicans were Ie9as 81 * ~
tragsFanco; they deep in corruption IN al the
ieFfslatuTes Of the North and God only knows what
ar. Do5ttis n asked he Senator Il he did not rec
ollsct the lazos grant in Georgia when the people
M Toombs replied that some dishonest men got
into the legislature, but the people hung some q
not honest enough in Wisconsin TO do that.
After further debate the amendment lor AnnunB
for i've yeaTs the S2000s0o0 was agreed TO- ayes y
n Sebastian offered an amendment appropriating
s. oO00 for paying the claims Of the ChOCtaW lndi-
6ns updor the treaty stipuatons, which, after much
debate, was carried over By an adjournment at ten
he bll TO settle private land claims in Califor-
MIA Wss taken up, and the amendment Of the
ne Senate Bill TO take care of. and return the
Africans at Key West, was taken up and the
amennment Of the House, increasing the appro-
Priations for that purpose from 5000 900 TO 500,
00o, was not agreed to-yeas 90 nays 2.
Wilson called up the resolution extending the
session till the 28th inst
Hunter mggested the 2lst
Aftsr debate Il was agreed TO extend the ses-
sion 70 the 18th, by vote Of a 70 20.
Ths Consideration Of the Legislative appropriation
bnl was resumed. The amendment that paving the
cuised At leagth and rejected.
Recess nom TO g.
HOUSE.
The House re assembled at O'Clock y m, when
the last In the series Of resolutions was adopted
By 60 against 81. The last resolution reads as
folloWs:
Resolved. That the appointment, by Secretary
Toucey, Of Daniel B Martin, Chief Engineer as
q member Of the Beard of Engineers TO report
upon proposals for constructing mahinery lor
the United States, the said Martin at the time
being pecuniarly interested in some Of said pro-
posals Is thereby censured BY the House.
The Senate Bill amendatory Of the act to as
certain and settle private land claims in Califor
Mr. Gnrley, from the COMMITTEES on Public
Printing, reported resolution that Is 900 copies
Of the agricultural parts Of the Patent Office Re
port be printed for the use Of the Patent Office,
and 100000 for distribution by members Of the
House,
Mr.. CLARK, Of Missouri, moved to increase the
whole number 70 S0yO0O
HoGon e9reed 70 BY 30 majority, and the resO-
- luton was passed by lO2 to co.
HI. Gurley also reported q resolution, which
was passed, 10 print 600 extra copies Of the Re
port ofthe Regents Of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton OF 1859 9lso q Fes2lutlon . print the same
on the expedition Of the ColFado Of the Wet
This was tabled
l[r Burlingnme secured, under suspenTion Of
the rIes the Senate bill for the relief of FrRneis
Dainez The claim has been long contested
The greatest possible confusion prevailed
flroughout the proceedings. ra.#.
eentIemen frequently complained that they
could not understand what was going on.
M Martin, Of Va, said that the noise was ow-
ne Speaker to enforce the rules,
Ths Speaker gave directions accordingly, but
this uroduced no sensible improvement.
Repeated motions were mGde to adjourn and
one al half past nine O'Clock P. N. prevailed
Adjourned.
Adam, from the Joint Committee on the Libra
~ reDOrted & resolution, which was adopted and
1esepfed Public Journals from Chamber Of Dep
1rfieSof Sardinia and requesting the speaker TO
convey to the presiding officers Of that body the
rreatfui acknowledgements OF this House Tor the
Valuable present, and the books be deposited in
the Library.
Petit, from the same Committee, reported bill
appropriating $50 900 to complete the publication
Of Wnke's Exploring Expedinon so w ~. nave
already been expended IN the Work, WLleh con-