The national Republican., 1862-06-18

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Il wss con AdsrsA sod an r'.'. By seftkine
!s!,.s.. "a :ss.i +: a. q. 80 = ::;''''
NJ WILSON, Of Massachusetts,. reported
(. e.. :,' Sss.';I 9osss. ~ :sss sss:.s. Z.
ipsnt sbolishing tls ollos Of brlgsd4 sargsoo
Nas sdostsd> ~ -. bly, was pssl
| S1NYSS1kAk11R norn-S = fi,Ir So
| Mr.. CHANDLER submitted the 6llowiuS
tesole,ion. which was ordered 4 - ovW:
RsSo,vsd, rhss ,xS Asou1t h isgsl tsndss
Treasury notes already authorized By ylaw ehnll
never be increased, but the AecreeArY y the
Treasury ~ and hsrsSy is. au.sorited 70 is.us -.
oates, bearing ave per cent isssrs:s. ~ .asl.
tion to the my millions already authorfzsd BY
- Il, rxs BoUsrr ooNvralsn.
The report Of tAe coumittss Of conference on
he boeetyspprepriatloa bill reane up - m 1
dnished busines.. ~ aD yft-sa.B q i .IH i ID
Mr. POWELL moved u dhsSree 70 ths
After diSctssion BY nessn fRUADULL md
HOWE, ths vote was taksn, and The report
gas noa ooocurrsd ia--yeas 20, nAys IL. /,
A new committee was appolntsd.. q
PkCIYI6 AAfixoAp- tHFaf'F7
The conMdsrsHou Of ~ Paolno AAilroaA
bin was resumed, Ne pending qusstioe bsing
npon the amendment substtuang u 100h
Fcr ~ lOSd western m"ridlan fos tAe sestsrn
lsrm,nus Of the hne, which ''a H'8ve II
Mr. HARLAN proposed 70 amend BY subsu
lu,ing point ct or near Fort ksarney, some.
iiiy TO sixty miles further east. "a = ',L
Ar HARLAN eaid hs wss intereated 10 this
change Of location OF the trminus - p ,peeu
hilary consideration, saving the oonsarnotIou m
Il. ,co "A -.d uutlns nfs "A
Two branches, with large smoant Of public
NJ Ms-r.. LANE and PoMERoY opposed The
NJ. CLARK said This road WAS 10 be made
great centipede, its hundred legs stretching
east In brsnohss 10 accommodate every COM
petlng iniefest for connection, and every one
Of them wanted land. Let Fort KSarsey be thr
sas1aru tsgminus on The g9th instead Of the
l0olh nefidian, snd iet'thc branch routes take
cara OF themselves, q they would do |. the
p'Si' NJ. sossiiE sssss SSulca ,As su,udns.utt 05
NJ. NILSSON, q Mss~chysetts, thought !,
q - 10 stop Nckss&og Sbout routes fant
and only he bird psss had bssn reached
Tho country had right W exoscI the psssag
Of this bill He Was willing to siDk hundr'd d
millions Of dollars and all the land propose
and would then think be WIS doing The couury
la great service He " putd therefore se,tirl u
terminus st once, one which would b.best fo,
.hr country as whole, vi bout regard to loes'
interests. Br. rl-fy.g,ES .Etr
NJ HENDERSON. thossht the route sboull
not be 80 fixed. before accurate surveys had
been made, sato prevent . locaiion upcn The
mort practlc abie route. He was inclined 10
believe that from vsrious consideration, III
9. praeticable route wonld Be By Denver
Inc amendment to the amendment was re.
h ,clad yeas Is, nays 81. ~ 'a ~ ,.'
o. motion OF VI. CLARK, W amsodaspt
Wa then amended n bring the tssmiaus upon
the Tooth meridian, into the Territory Of Me-
brsska. .s'- .r-clr ..s' ng, ....r-. y W. 'l'
Tns amendment wa then adoptsd.. - ~ b6. "a
The amendmeuts Of the eomm.ttee were
acted upon, and few unimportant individusl
amendments were considsrsd, Without material
Ely changing the provisious Of shs bill, when Il
was reported 70 the Senate. =" d a1' h.rirh rgr
The Senate then adjourned. ........,...
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. i. %
REGIMENT OF coLoxEp soLDlkRs. 20
The SPEAKER laid before The House. . com
uunicstion from the Secretary of War, 10 an
swrr TO resolution Of The HOUSE Of the 9th
instant reques log Information 10 regard 70
Gen. Hnatsr having enlisted . reglment OF
blacks In South Carolina Ths Secretary states
that the Department has NO oiicial information
on The subject, and tnat be has transmitted 70
G1n. Hunter copy OF the resolution TO make
. report thereon. He Gays Gen. Hunter wss
not empowered TO organize . regiment Of
slaves and blacks, but the clothing and arms
have bsen sent 10 bis department upon requisi-
ton, without instructions q 10 the manner In
kt-L L. L.. Ma kA- Lnxx
furnished 70 be placed 10 the hands Of slaves
and BLACK fugiuvas. A. to ,hst part Of the
resolution calling Tor the copies Of the orders
and corrsspoodanOs, The Pfeaidsot deems. IT,
publicity would BE- Incompatible with the pub
lic interest Ordered to be printed, and laid
on the table. a.. u ",,,-
THE USEFUL Aars. ..-. -
Mr.. DUNN, f.om the Committee on Patents
reported bill to amend an act entitled IA
act 10 promote the progrsss Of the useful arts =
A subssituts proposed by the committee wa,
adopted, and the bill passed.
[fhis bill, ~ passd, makes the duties Of tbs
three exsmIners.n chief advisory TO the Com
missioner Of Patents, who shall prescribe rules
IN application for u patent, an appeal may b.
had TO the circuit court judges for the District
Of Columbia. Every patent shall be dated a.
Of day no later than six months after the time
at which Il was passed and allowei. The final fet
10 be paid within six months, 10 default Of which
| the patent will be withheld and the inventio,
become public property. The commissioner
Is authorized 10 iuc :esse the pay Of The clerks
OF bis burssu, when the revenue Of the saii
Office will justify him ln 80 dulng]
PRIVATE CALENDAR. ...
Mr.. DUNN, from tho same committee, re
ported back the Senate bill suthorizlng tb,
Commis ioner Of Patspts to pay to Rose N
Hsrte, widow Of Edward Hsrte, S274.8O In pay
ment for certain papess prepared by him fol
l the Bureau Of Patents. Passed. J ~
NATIONAL Y0UNpnns H. so -
Mr.. NOORHEAD, Of Pennsylvania, from
the select committee on The establishment Of
national armory, west Or the Allegheny noun
tains, reported joint rss0luli0n providing foI
the establishment Of national foundry, cas-
OF the Allegheny mountains, aud . nations
foundry, = national armory, and q msnufac
tnring arsenal, west Of that line, and 10 u,
valley Of the Ohio and the Mississippi. a.
Nr. DELANO, Of Massachusetts, objected Il
its Introduction, on tbe ground hal y bill max
lng similar provisio0s for national Hfoundrie.
&c, has bseu reported from the select com
mittee on the defence Of the great lakes an'
rivers. ..a. -1tE. r
The Speaker sustained The objection.