The national Republican., 1862-05-14
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tsou3 3hlsens.6 q Michlenh, praying for The
pssA&t u l6sM bsaklupt Law.
From JoAa waltsss, messenger d The heed.
quarters Of The army, praying sddi'ioeal oo"'
Srss cis,rns or oA,o, <sy,ss fos he con-
nroasion Of ths property q traitors
,REtur or joan xfI.
NJ. CLARK, fron ~ 0o00a(ee - 0laaun,
fspoeted . blu 1oe ~ fe)lef o. joAa Nye<s n
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NJ. CHAN0kuR hea ~ 0soailies %
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|plellsutaEy, 70 % cot spbroved July Is Mt
saulied "An cot to>provide foe the cole(66e
u dutles % lopeeh, md for Other puftneD,v
PROTECTION or INDIANS
Mr.. wuKrNHON, from, tAe COMMITTEES On
lndiaa AhAirs, fsportsd bsok W bill 70 pro.
tect ~ properly of 1sdians who have sdopted
IN habits of oivllIsed liz, s,Wishoat ameadmsut
The bill Wa 20 ameaded % toreQulre tha. the
ssttlement Of claima for depredatioas Of VIA
Indians upon he iarns Of saoh civilized ln-
dlans TO be made with she sppeotal Of u
sscretasy Of Ne lnterisf,, Il wss then parsed.
Ixr.nrEHAxce 0r Amy OpryCEns
Mr. HOWARD, fnm The Conmtttse On Nili.
tary Atfairs, 10 whom was referred the resolu.
sioa 70 inquire II any general u the army has
exhibited Aimself drank 10 the' face d tAe
enemy on duty, rspcstsd tAat the committee
and Fortress Monroe, end sxamined WttEespss,
and tha. they arc fully saiisned that the charge
ls without Foundation and unsupported b. "
slightest evidence. o. General Wm .. Saith,
prd mlnently named In connection with u,
charge, II q said that the wi,nes 20 concurrd
In tie opinion that be was among The frst
oiioers Of his rank, always ready and tble te
psfform prompsly any duty assleped 70 him.
=. lxsCairTs0Ss or coloRs.
". WILSON, Of Massachusetts,, from The
Committee on Military A6AiIs, reported bAch
joint resolutioN author z!ug The President ID
permit the names Of battles 10 b. inrcrihsd upor
the colora Of rreimsnh distinguishing them
selves 10 battle sIl.t'G
Mt. WILSON, Of Massachusetts,, also re
por'cd b ,cx joint resolution authol Using ihs
preventing of medals Of honor To enlisted met
distinguishing III mselV's during the war of u
rebellion the med.ls 10 be I'M cribed With
.liitsbls device~. An appropriation of Sl0 ,00t
!. made to carry out ths design Ct The r-sola
lion. -. -.-. IL
PACIFIC RAiI.koAD. ll..
Mr.. NCDOUGALI. call d mp the Pacific rail
Rad bill, and moved 10 makr Il special ordel
Tor Tnorrdsy next, saying that u was an i'm
poI,ant mrssnre, 10 which both parties s'oot
ulaiRed. and which involved M len siiais
Er. FESsENDEN objected on account Of tn,
urgent necessity tor the Immediate considers
,ion Of the iax Bill. r.I. b. .a.
| Ths. oston IN Snska n ssSoolal ned.se
,ost--yeas II, nays 10.
ixbiAS lfrRorRiarIbS hull
On motion of Mr.. FESsENDEN, the lndiar
appropriation bill was tx N M, .consideret
@ On MOTION o, Mr. LATHAM, an amsudmsu
waa adopted, concentrating The Indiana o
California upon one Irsei walton. iDstesd o
,wo. sud otheIwise rtducire the exp ,nses
Amendment. were agreed to, apprcpriatint
SIS QUO for negotiating y treaty with The
disus Of the Red Rivtr ot ths Nor,h, 10 Mime
sofa and Dsootsb; and e20, ,Oe0. tur . trrsi,
wi the Shoshone or Snake IuAfs n, occapy
lux ,hs route Vi ovsrlaud migration. -
Adjourned. it'7.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
DEPARTMENT or A0sioUlrURE.
On motion ot NJ. LOvEJOY, Of Illinois, Ii
III 10 establish Depsrtnsat Of AgrIcultur
was taken up IRON the Speakers table tor cor
cnrrence In The Senatei amtndmensa ii
moved The adoption Of The amendments.
Mr. PHELPS, oi Missouri, moved 10 lay N
amendments On the table which motion va
Nr. LOvEOY called shs previous quss,io
uu the concurrence In the amendments, whic
wss agreed o. -a. '-i- -. .r
railway AAIIERA r..-.
Mr.. STEELE, Of New YOrf, introduced . bill
" extend ths charter OF th- Alexandria IN
Washington railroad, Esd foe other parpose
Referred 70 the COMMITTEE for he District :
CNlnmbia ,ss~
GEoRGErowN wArEH TAX jN
Mr.. DELANO, from the District Commities
reported q bill 10 authorize the corporation q
GrorgstOwa TO levy water tax Read ari
and sscoud time, and referred 70 u mmittee Z
ihs Whole.
The bill to grant pensions was taken up 90
It's further consideration resumtd. urTr
II Mr.. HARRISON, Of Ohis, offered "a amend
nent TO be appended ~ au additional s0cto
to the original bill, which was adopted, authol
izipg the appointment Of sn agent for The Pen
siou Onios, IT . silary Of Twelve hnndre
! dollars per anuum in addition 70 hs vxpsnss
whose duty shall bs 70 dstsot and punish fraud
; which may bs practloed or attempted 70
practic.d by applicants aud others, IL ob,ail
log the penslops hereby gr Anted. ..
J NJ. HOLMAN, Il fndlsns, offered sn amend
msnt fixing The pensions Of Aacers and privst.
VI thirteen dollsrs per month. s~
'xr. HOLMAN desired that no Discriminate
} bs made between OH Srs d soldiers in gran
Ing rsIsionr; II wss enough that inequality I
70 pay rxlstsd during service; Il should not
Recognized when ont OF Il; the latter had mad
sacrifices as grea: as the former, and wei
; entitled 10 ~ much grstuity - they.
, Mr.. MCKlGHr, Of Pen syivaniA, spoke
, opposition to tho making of such distirotIo
Nj HOLMAN modified his amendment, b
J, q, creasiug the pay 70 $ll per month. The
{ bate was spirited and Interesting, and was pa
: iicipaud In by M.ssrs. Harrison Of Ohio, job
son Of Psnnsy lvania, Cplfax Of Isdiana, On
. othes. ..r r,t,..
Mr.. ELY demanded the previous question Q
the adoption Of the amendment -, a
Mr. HOLMAN called for the yeas and nay
= and the amendment was rejected.
Mr.. ELY then demsoded the previous que
tion ON the eng ossment and third reading.
The bill passed unanimously. at.l.
1.-THE pension for total disability for Ofioei
y non-commissionsd Off ,ers, musicians, and pr
vstes employed in the military service Of II
United States, whether regulars, volunteers,
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