The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-14

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.son T. ZeAekiah MeDaniei and r. N. 4 wtug
for blow leg up the Federal gunboas cairo,
vetoed BY he President, wAs taken mp. aud
the senate reused to rass Il over the Pref :
sicnt0 veto. . minority Of two thirds being
required The vote was-ayes9 y. noes Z.
The committee Of conference on the
Houas bill 10 amend the tax laws, submit.
ted 9 report accompanied by bill, which
Was considered oud passed.
Honse bill supplementary to the aprro-
psialion act was also pasted.
Ths Senate bill to permit the importation
OF psepared vegetables, fruits, Mrats, 81,
was considered aud passed.
The Senate bill requiring the Secretary Of
War to detail disabled officers and men TO
oll the Cfflc a Of clerks aud marshals Of mil.
itasy courts, was considered aud passed.
NJ Hili introduced bill increasing fifty
per cent all salaries OF Confederate disttict
Ujuse bin to amend the act organizing
the clerical force OF the Navy Department,
was rejected.
The Senate then took recess.
RoMs. Of Moresentatipss.- Prayer by the
Rev. DR.. Bur,nws, OF the Baptist Church.
Senate bill providing for the establish
ment and ps. imcnt Of claims for certain
description uf property taken or Informally
Impressed fer the use Of the army. was put
upon its I. sssgc, and the queet1cn being
taken, resnitei-ayes 81, noes ID. So the
bill was lCs..
Mr. Lyon, cf Ala, from the committee of
conference on the disagreeing votes OF the
two Houses on the Giil amendatOry of the
tax laws, 10 de a report.
Mr. McMulien hoped the House would not
agree to thu report Of the committee. lie
demanded the ayes and noes, which were
ordered.
The vote being taken on agreeing to the
report, resulted-ayes AZ, noes 90. So the
report was concurred in.
Mr. Smith, of North Carolina, from the
Committee On Claims, reported hack Sen
ate Joint resolution for the relief Of Wei.
lington Goddin, with recommendation
that 1t pass.
The resolution was taken up and passed.
Il authorizes an increase Of the rent Of God
din's Hall, occupied by the Post Office De-
partment.
On motion Of Mr. Lyon, Of Ala, the House
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
(Mr Chiffon In the chair and proceeded to
consider the bill making additional appro-
priations for the support tf Government.
l he bill having been perfected, the com
miltee rose and reported the same to the
House. recommending that II pass. Passed.
Mr. Lyon, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported back Senate bill relating
to the issno of certificates of Indebtedness
hy the Government OF the Confederate
States, with recommendation that i:
pass.
An amendment offered by Mr. Hilton, Of
Fla, was agreed to; and the question recur- |
ring upon the passage OF the bill, it WAS re. |
fAdh vya ~ nf
Mr. Barksdale, Of Miss, moved a postpone
mcnt of the special order to enable him to |
Introduce bill to extend the provisions of
The act passed on Friday last, to amend the
act to reduce the currency, SO that all States
might stand upon an equality.
The motion prevailed, aud
Mr. Barksdale introduced bill further
amendatOry OF the AZ to reduce the curreu-
cy and to authorize . new issue OF Treasury
notes and bonds The bill was taken up and
passed. 1t authorizes States which have
funded their notes to exchange Que half of
their bonds for Treasury notes of the new
issue.
MIR Hartridge, of Ga, under further post
ponement OF the special order, introduced
tatiOn of cotton, tobacco, military and naval
stores, sugar, molasses, and rice, by any Of
the Confederate States, aud to the vessels in
which such articles are shipped. The reso-
luton passed.
Mr. Miles, of 8 c, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back with amend
ments Senate bill TO authoIjzs the appoint
Inent Of quartermasters aud assistant quar-
cOmmissaries and assistant com.
misearies, in the Provisional Army.
Mr. FOote, Of Tenn, opposed the bill, end
that 1t be laid upon the table. Lost.
The amendments proposed by the com.
mittee were agreed to, aud the bill as a1nend-
ed paesed-ayes so, noes 26.
On motion Of MIR Chiffon it was ordered
hat when the House adjonrn il will adjourn
10 meet on Tuesday at . O'clock A NJ.
A message was received from the Presi- |
lent announcing that he had approved and
signed the bill making appropriations for the |
import Of the Government Of the Coniede-
,afe States.
The Speaker laid before the House com.
nupicatiOn from James ID. Browne, asling
~ increase Of the rent Of the building on |
lth street owned by him and occupied by |
he Government. Referred.
At three O'Clock the House took recess |
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