New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-25


sason calling out the militia during the recent IN
lion % 18th amendment striking ont the appIoprla
mi stSOOOO0O 10 pay the expenses OF the militia ana
.ac of the several Border States and leaving an
-cjsSpiiation OF 100000.
DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Mr. MoRRlLL reported bin authorizing the fres
dent to sell certain property OF the United states wheh
no longer required for the public service with an
amendment substituting r the lil which is OF gene
raj character, authorizing the leasing OF wharf
property in Bath Me- FOR term OF years at the discre
ton Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS.
The bill making appropriations for sundry civil eh
pcnsos OF the Government then came up as inc Spcci
order.
DAVIS AND PEACE.
Mr. DAVIS rose 10 offer o resolution.
Objection was made.
Mr. DAVIS then proposed to POSTPONE This md al prior
orders. with the Wow OF offering his resolution.
Questions OF order were raised but Mr.. DAVIS con
tended that his motion was in order.
Mr. COMES desired that the resolution be read amt
Senator might have Information.
Mr. DAVIS said his resolution was not in the question:
as ho had only moved To- ustpOne prior orders.
Tie CHAIE decided that tAe resolution was not before
the Body.
Nlr CoyNr said the roao'uon il ought - be under
stood. the same a. tlat attempted 10 be oheieI
by the eeutaman the other day Tor making peace OF
suspcndiag iAc war Win iao Rebels.
Mr. IE smULL said 10 could not be IN order to post
poae q special order made SO By two.tliris vote. to
ako mp something. by mere majority vote not before
the body.
Mr. DooIrr1r SAID that when a motion was made 10
suspend por order Il was awnJs FOR the purpose OF
taxing up something else.
Mr. DAVE irFihcr cApojnod. Finally TIE CHAR &C.
cidcG that motion - ,tponc prior orders iyst en-
brace the proposition u taking up something else. Inc
motion was ludiyisa'e.
Nj DAVIS appcaicd rom Tie decision o. tie Cheir
but on Mr.. HAIEs motion the appeal vas itid or ile
table. Yeas, %; Nays go the resolution OF Az
Davis as not racci1 ,d.
CIVIL AUTHORIZATION FILL.
Tie lin making appropriations FOR certain civil cI
penses then proceeded Will. lie scac.e being 10 IN
Committee Oi the Wtoie.
ueuts were made VIZ. Striking ont the section npprO
miafing $4,000 FOR converting tAe old Han ol Repre-
scnt9tcs into Hall FOR siat1ffy nom ai iho sine
laying marble looT &C.; ale i" , <,'sy 10
GRADE and h.autiN Franklin fqurC in tnif city, and
$50 for -ewcIing Che Botanical GuIion. also $500 or
PURCHASING $50 io't Of hud adjoining the columbia
Institute for ihc Deaf Dumb. ana Bend. for ti1i INST
ftog arU striking out the appropriation " st coo 10
increase toe work on tie building, for the aceommodA
ton Of .le amatt. IAc aIpai ie'ioh a.. S.ioo ioT
luitiuc 10 be used g. MaciinrsAup lOf tc Ffine ia
sir.on was also STRUCK out; and an appfopria,len OF
$4,000 was Inserted 90 build Custom Hon DO fo.i'
LAND, Me.
The senate then took recess until Gc'ocs.
EVENING SESSION.
IEACE AGAIN.
Mr. DAVIS gave uot of DID, intcniou 90 ifitolncc
bib 90 i.hl..l peace lmo- ;hc people 81 Lo United
LANDS Yoa lAilRoADs
Air rOMRof introduced t.A % make grant 81
lands iu Gle i.l9i r. W ,O.Or-1. Acn .l' Alet ii
-, -. =. ' 80 i.,,, t III lo,,riit,r on p,,t.
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TREATIES WITH CoLUMliA
Mr.. st'NEH ly ual.I.ors consent submitted re'-
oui'5 ll.g.i4f o.. -. 'O.. &c. D.. Co.,. 49,,
ptn the United Stnfa and Columbia, which Wis con
s1eTod and passed
VISITING HOSPITALS.
afr. RIDDLE uhuHr.I joint chiffon 20 blow
Senators ald Representative 90 visit te forts Mill
lly prisons, gnl los ii.f in l.'f D Gus
which, was referred 90 tNf toualitll ou MlA.ury
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soma ,a,r..i,r arf., ,fo 9th section relative col
,i...,.r,. al t...ns f0 r.-.arr POO srli.f.d who
vur.orr d f,r iie lnc tcI goo .lsr ia ihr frccl Of
he Ulitd s. g.. against .ha Robes .al Intial. ard
te.smncadu-n t being to ..flir Gus D.. f-o, .an.
Disoassion also arising The nmondueut providing
pensions ~ tAe Willows ana ch'"i'N q" ''''i. DO
d.cgs ile uIi was postponed.
msoelLASE1us APPROPRIATIONS.
Tho Mso. liacD4s Aprfo.ill4D- ti, l..ar the sg"-
c'o order vas .igr tteuar
lir ouhLt offered nnra e"iion ihHt thr Pig a' q
.tl sOrnna ui tie hc.. il" ht N' p'i .IinA 90
slaves lli1 tif lft q. t.i 'N..eu u.i. 10
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ila biz With 1.s Ifolo.i.n Wael H4f Los pertinent
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hr. SrN'rh rieo That Dds 1mondmott was .pnro. /
pirate .s CONNECT. j wan i.r o. Conn Houses, 70 "
lwpol'nnt o have ihrte iNot'ci"f removed ON li'
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