New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
HDUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.
The House transacted much miscellaneous
business of no especial pablo importance. and the0
passed the Senate bin providing for the satisfaction o.
DAY or PRAYEE.
The House then passed the senate joint rcsolutioo
requesting the President 10 appoint day for humia'
ton and prayer BY rhe people u the United States
OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
The House alss passed the Senate bill with verbal
amendment, for facilitating telegraph communicative
between the Atlantic aud Paoino States and the Terri
tory Of Idaho
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
The Senate bin apprcrrlatng $4,000 for the erec-
tion OF building IN the City ~ Washington for the
Agricultural Department and directing The Secietsrf
Of tire Interior to set apart in tho Interior De
pertinent building for the temporary use OF the AgT
cultural Department. taken up.
The House struck the appropriation for the obocd
stated. and passed the remainder OK the bill.
1H8 GOLD BILL.
Mr. PRurN Dem, n. " asked leave to INTRODUCED
bill 20 repeal the Gold bill
Mr.. HOOPER (Un., Mass.) objected
ENROLMENT BILL
The House took up the House bill to further regulate
and provide for the enrolling and calling out Of I'd
nsiiunal forces returned from the Senate. with
substitute therefor.
Mr.. scHEsoK (Up.. Ohio said the question MOI
between the Senate bin and the House blu both Of thee
repeal the cOmmuta.ion clause each has its merffA
aud eucb house had tcted the bin Of tho other.
The House tookG up the House bill further u Teguas3
and provide FOR the enrolling and calling out Of III
National forces returned from the Senate with SUB
sTitutc therefor.
Mr. ScIIRycK Ohio said the question was now 10
tween the Senate bill and she Iouse bill Both OF thsQ
repeal the communication clause each has lie merits and
| each House had rejected the bin OF the other.
Mr.. THOMAS (ot Md offered amendment as toi'
lows
1T shall not DO lawful for my Of the States TO send
recruiting agents into other States and Territories y
enlist soldiers and no States shall be credited win
soldiers who not cit aens OF the states claiming The
credit foreigners who do not owe allegiance 10 The
United Statcs'
The amendment, siter the Yeas and Nays were called
three timen wes rejccted CO against 63
Nj. GARFIELD offered amendment 10 tho Senate
substitute nuthoriSne recruiting and voluntary enllst
nom The Rebel states, Agreed to' 80 against 81
Mr. DAVIS lhd) proposed and explained substitute
for the Senate amendent-that no person drafted BE-
tween ~ and % shall be exempted al enrolled persone
dent to call for volunteers To IN the leyyi bounty
eJC0 for three years and pfop0rt0nats amounts foa
shorter periods Of service
Mr. Dayls's substitute was rcjected-96 to10
~>siho Senate substitute as amended today by the
House was then disagreed 10.
On motion Of Mr. SoaRNcK. q Committee Of Con
ference was ordered to be appointed.
THE GpLD BILL.
Tho House took up shO Scuato bu 70 ropeai the 81
prohibiting certain sales VI geld end orvga exchange
commonly known Us the Gold bill and passed it'd
The House took a recess TIL u o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
CIVIL APPROPRIA TONS.
Mr.. STEVENS made report from the Commit
Cured in together with the clause to lay marble Goo
in the old Representative Hall and sppropriating eisoV
for making It suitable FOR She reception of statues
broagr or marble irOn the respective States OF theh
most distinguished civilians ard military officers
BRANCH MINT AT SAN FRANCISCO
Mr. STEVENS a,so reported the Senate bill from ths
for the erection OF buildings for branch mints 6ss
Francisco. Passed
PRtvAIB BILLS.
The House proceeded ~ the consideration OF the PR
yatc calendar.
INDIANA TROOPS.
The Speaker presented communication from Gov
Morton OF ipdlana relbtve 10 the enlistment OF indians
recruits in threeyears regn ents since January isa
Referred 10 the Committee on Military Affairs.
TIRE LATE EXrLusI0N.
Mr. INoEssolL introduced bill spprcpyating S2.o0(
for tho relief of the females who were Injured by I'd
late explosion at the Cartridge Factory In WeshinEtoA
and are now in a suffering condition. Passed.
SPEECH MAKING.
Tho House went into Committee Of the Whole on tn
state OF the Union on the Presidents Annual kcssast
MIR. SrByRNs IN tue Char.
hr. STILES eolumssoed speech
TAcro much coufusun.
Mr. MORRILL, (yt) asked whether Il would be IN q,
der for any other gehtenan TO hold forth at tho sss
tine. "a rrr.ro.r rr
Th@cnAisMay oserruled the question. ani this %
Mr.. Johnson (pA) suggested u anybody on the h
publican sde wanted 10 speak he had better go over
The old halo
Mr. srGRs resumed his speech oontsndiag that ~
Abolitionists raised arm tat be would coutiss
as long as thero Wa sectional purity In power an
that with change Of the Administration psaoe wce4
come He charged the conductors Of public affairs viz
despotic arbitrary aud unconstitutional conduct. -
Mr.. LAW (Ind) made q speech against the RepuD3
cane whose madness ruled tho hour. Their theories
fully consnmmatej. would ruin tho country. break oovA
( he Constitution. and overthrow our liberties
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Committee lose. whom the House CONQUERED u
the report OF the Commiuse Of Conferences on th(
Eortbern Route Pacific Railroad bill aud on TIE CsS
tral Pnciie Railroad bill
The House then adjourned