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certain grant Of lands, for railroad parposrs,
made to the State Of Michigan In 1856, that
certain verbal amendments might be sgreod TO.
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MIN Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Mr. OOLFAx, from the Committee on the
Post Qncs Apd Post Roads, reported back The
Senate Bill In relation 10 The Pdst OmcS Dc
partment. Passed. N"
COLoRED SCHOOLS.
M. FESSENDEN, from me Committss for the
District Of Columbia, rsportsds y bili relatins
TO schools for the educstiou of oolorsd children
In the cities Of washingtoa and Georgetown,
sad the District Of Colanhie. Passed unAni-
nously.
Mr.. BINGHAn, IRON the Committee oh the
Judiciary, rsportsd bill 70 change he place
Of holding the Circuit and District Courts oi
The Uuited Btates 10 ths district q West Tse-
nesses. Passed, 1l;s nRvl.F 'afal
[Thia bill changes ths place Of holding aid
courts from JackSon 70 Huntiugton.l ob
ExPuISICN or A ArNBnR..LI sb
Mr.. BINGHAM, reported back from The sasae
committee, sundry memorials trom 6ahssns oi
Cincinnati relative to ne expulsion NO Con.
Gress Of Hon. @. L. vsllandigham, and asked
hat the same be- laid on ,hS table. Agreed 70.
DISCHARGE OF PRISONERS, sE eb
Mr. BINGHAM, from the same oommittse,
reported bill to provide for the discharge o4
State prisoners, and Others, and 70 authorize
the Judges Of tho United States Coarls to take
bail or recognizahces, To secure the trial Of The
same. lu,r
[rhis bill directs The Secretaries Of State
and War, as soon a. practicable, 70 furnish the
Judges Of the Circuit and District Cnurts . list
Of the names Of all persons, citizens Of States
where the judicial process has been interrupted.
II also authorizes the President 10 suspenA the
writ Of habeds corpus, 10 cases Of invasion, Il, \,
for the public safety. If The grand juries fall
to fnd Indictment they are 70 be discharged,
and also make II an offence for ths ofiosr 30
refusing to dischaIge the prlsoner.1 .s 81
The morning hour having expired, the con,
sideraticn Of the bill went ever. n. IN (,
On motion Of Mr.. ELIOT, Of Massachusetts,
the House proceeded TO The consideration Of
business from the Speaksrs tsble.u Of
sCOSrmcArioN. "" pu r.
Mr.. ELIOT called up the House bill with
Senate's amendment, In form Of . substitute,
to coniiscate the property Of rebels for the pay
msnt Of the expenses Of the present rebellion,
and for other purposes.
Mr.. ELIOT said that this substitute was
known as Clark's bill, and moved to non-con-
cur in It. f
Mr.. CRIsFIELD, Of Maryland, moved to lay
Mr.. LOVEJOY, o. Illinois, demanded the
yeas and nays
Mr.. ELIOT inquired what would be the eject
should that motion be sustainedf .r .
The SPEAKER replied 1t would lay the bill
The motion to table was disagreed 70 by q
vote of 48 yeas 10 so nays "h r
The House refused to concur In the Senate's
amendment by . vote Of 8 yeas to l23 nays
30 the bill goes back to the Senate.
ILLINOIS SHIP CANAL
Mr.. SHEFFIELD, Of Rhode Island, called up
his IN ,tion TO recou.ider the vote by which the
House tabled the bill to construct ship. canal
for the passage Of arm I'd and naval vessels from
tho Mississippi river to Lake Michigan, and for
other purposes. The vote was then reconsid.
Ga motion of Mr.. SHEFFIELD, the cousid.
GRAFTON Of the bill was postponed to the 18th oi
December next.
CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. MORRILL,, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, reported back the House bill, with
Senate's amendments, making appropriations
for suudry civil expenses Of the Government
for the year ending June 80, 1868, and sddi
tional appropriations for the year ending june
80. 1862.
Some Of the amendments were considered
and agreed to I; pending discussion thereon, q
motion was made that when the House adjourn
TO day 1t be until Saturday, and the con,idera-
tion Of the amendments TO thu eaid bill went
over.
TREASURY NOTE BILL
On motion Of Mr.. SPAULDlNG, of New
York, tho bill to authorize the Issue Of addi-
tional United States Treasury notes and for
other purposes, was taken from the Speaker
and Means.
sOLDIElts FURLoUGIs, &C
Mr.. DUNN, OF Indiana submitted the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved. That tho Committes on Military
fairs be instructed to inquire what legislation
II any, Is necessary to facilitate the granting d
furloughs or discharges to sick and wounded
soldiers; and that the same committee be ais,
instructed to inquire into and report aB to the
manner in which the snldiois who die in thi'
city and vicinity are buried, and that sait
committee have leave to report ri amy time
by bill or otherwise.
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
Mr.. LOOMS, Of Connesticut, presented The
resolutions Of the Legislature Of the Slate o.
Connecticut in favor OF tho location of navy
yard at New London, in tina. State. Ordered
IL be printed and referred TO tho Committee OF
Naval Affairs.
"LOYAL SOUTH CAuOLISASs.'
Mr. DUNLAP, OF Kentucky, offered a reso-
luton, declaring that the sentiments contained
In Gen. Hunters letter, read in the House o.
Representatives yesterday, relative to the arm
ing oil regiment Of black men 10 the Depart
msnt Of South Carolina, Ia eminently an indig
nifty to the American Congress and insulting
to the American people, and unworthy Of tbl
| American soldier.
Mr.. WASHBURNE, OF Illinois objected, 8,
tho resolution was not introduced
On motion of Mr.. HOLMAN, Of Indiana, lh,
House adjourned to Saturday next.
~We learn from the Springfield (lll.