New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
IunICIAL MArTTRS.


On motion Of Mr. HARRIS the bill 10 regnlate tne sss
sons Of the Circuit and District Courts for the Northern
District Of New.York was then taken up anu al
formally passed over.
The President pro tsapore announced the following IN
the conference ON the act amendat0rY 10 the
law; Messrs Foot, Harlan, and Van Wlnhe
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Tho resolution flying the adjournment of Congress at
10 O'clock meridian the 18th Of July then came up aS
the special order. .-oo,rvo
NJ SHERMAN called ND the House bill making an ap.
nronriation 10 carry into effect the law to prevent
smuggling. which was passed
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF LITERATURE. ~,
Mr. SUMNER called up the bill to incorporate the Ma
tonai Academy of Literature and Art, and the Ma
tional Academy of Moral and Political Science.
Mr. McDOUGALL opposed the pni. o..o o,,,o oor,o-o.
tions of mutual admirers and moved TO postpone Its
consideration.
The bill was postponed.
THE WASHINGTON AQUEDUcT
Mr. MORRILL, introduced bill 10 provide for the
completion Of the Washington Aqueduct:
II sppropriates $4,000 and provides for building
dam scross the Potomac at Great Falls.
The bill was considered and passed.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF EMIGRATION.
Mr.. SHERMAN made report from the Conference
Committee the bill to encourage emigration stating
that the Senate receded and adopted the House BILL
The report was concuired In.
EDUCATION OF NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS AND EN-
GINEERs.
Mr.. HALE called mp the House Dill 10 authorize tne
Secretary of the Navy provide for the education OF
naval constructors and steam engineers and explained
that the passage Of this bill was very important almost
vital TO the usefulness Of the navy The salaries pro
posed for these officers OF different grades are 10 DC
raised about twenty per centum.
The bill was passed. ,r,
Mr.. SUMNER opposed hasty adjournment There
was need ofhundreds.of millions additional taxes The
people demand TO be taxed
Mr.. WADE moved TO adjourn. Motion lost
Mr.. WILKINSON opposed the resolution
LHnNfh daapn gafnD ~.
Trumbu, Hendricks, McDougall, CONFESS and others,
interspersed with motions adjourn and motions TO so
into Executive session
The Senate then voted 10 hx the time OF Adjournment
on Monday, at 10 o'clock noon.
AT two O'Clock a. M the bin 70 impose special tau
on incomes was received from the House.
Quite an excited bat brief debate ensued.
Mr.. CHANDLER (Un, Mich.) intimated his determine
ton 10 object TO the consideration OF the Income bl
and would not be held responsible for 80 hsty legisa
ton He was ready 10 the responsibility OF pre-
venting its passage until IL could be examined.
Mr. HARLAN Gun. Iowa. said he should also feel com
PEELED 10 object TO It's consideration was the sap
bath and he saw no pressing public e1igency that re-
Nj SUMNER Gun. Mass) also opposed the passage OF
the bill. ~
Mr.. SHERMAN Un, Ohio deprecated the position Of
the Senators from Michigan and Massachusetts, and
proceeded 10 show the nature OF the responsibilities
they assuming.
Mr.. HARLAN earnestly objected TO continuing egiSla'
ton at this time, il being Sabbathday.
Mr. CHANDLER said lie did not ask the Senator from
Ohio (Mr Sherman) to share his responsibility lie had
not seen the bill from the House. He did not know
what was In it. The Senator (Mr. Sherman) would be
responsible II the bin defeated and not himself for
he had given notice the bill should not pass TO night
The question was then taken on concurring IN the
House resolution TO adjourn sine de Monday at noon
and this was decided in the affirmative by vote OF ~
against II.
tax on incomes was resumed, when on motion the
Senate at O'Clock this Sunday morning Adjourned
until 9 o'clock Monday morning.