, 1864-06-22

commissioned officer OF private shall be dfa
charged by reason ofinjuries received ia th
line Of duty, he shall receive the same bount,
and pay as soldier wounded on the battli
Mr. HENDRICKS, Of Indinna. moved far
ther to amend by inserting, soldiers dis
ab1ed by disease or other causes. Th,
amendment to the amendment was adopted
and the amendment prevailed.
Mr: GRIMES, of Iowa, then moved tina,
the bill be re-committed to the Mflitae,
Committee, which was crrfed. Tie Seuati
vent into executive session and adjourned
Ycsterday's Proceedings.
SENATE.
WAsHmo1os, Tuesday. June II.
amendment, the House joint rcso1u,io3. an
thorizing the Secretary Of the Navy to ament
the contract with John Ericsson for the con
struction Of the two floating batteries, Die
tn or and Puritan.
Mr. POMEROY, OF Kansas, reported, with
ont amendment, the bill to secure to persont
IN the military and naval service Of the United
States homesteade on forfeited estates In thf
insuHecuona1y districts.
b1r. LANE. Of Kansas, submitted Il letter
from Mr.. Fishback to Mr.. Lane, protegtfnp
against the charges of disloyalty against
him, and making ayerments Of bis entire
loyalty to the constitution and Government
ot the United States. Ordered to be printed.
Mr. CHANDLER, Of Michigan, moved ia
take up the bill to Encourage and facilitate
telegraphic communications between the
Eastern and Western Contin5nts, and the
motion was agreed to.
Mr.. GRIMES, Of Iowa, opposed the clause
granting subsidy to the company of halt q
million Of dollars. lie wished 1t to be m.
deIstood that he Was not opposed to the
grand object to be accomplished. but he be-
1ieved 1t could be done By Individual enter
prise without any subsidy on the part of the
monopoly on the part Of Mr. Collins partic-
nlarly, bnt On th- part Of the ". d. Tel.
Company: He did not believe it was neces-
sery for this Government to do more than
the British aud Russian Governments had
done, viz: To grant the right OF way and
afford 3aea1itiee for laying tie wire.
Western Union Telegraph Company chooss
to undertake and carry It through, what in
terest would be endangered BIZ the Govern.
Dent aiding them to the limited extent re-
Quired. The line would cost from five to
eight millions, or according to the secre-
tary, ten millions He did not believe there
was man who would have denied the
graphic "gfrdle around the world.n This
would he one OF the great things in our his
tory. None would stand higher. Therefore
he ;as3red ;, the proposition:
- ~ ~ 1unS "!.ao ~. ptgaPtly leceiTea tne
Cor1a1,te up.11 ~ +his s t .nS su Aoo russian
no'eInnerl9 III LUIS Eleat enterprise, and
;'s..s sars 4sts aoa uua ae' ana we graTelY do"
~ .u*eu @ tas @ quse'1un " tstusng u, because
n,.. Iyuau ~ & Ia h sun ILL tng zone ~ some
curesies lie thought the Government
could we'll afford to pay fifty thousand dol
tSr1 ~ asfth ~ ~ tur P5omPt
+.n..ns.d +ha e,nendrna,t @ % &c gia ~ Tor!o: ae
: Ytse1 'tf,n +.t -. -. n...;a - nj ien E}ck
t'. u5rna :. 1aftear 49, .. sui i, .51 sect.9n
:. ~ ~, rae+s ,, a,15 ~, aat inserting
,;,.d ft,nnso,d an5 ins rti,,+. ~. ~ o nla-
Mr WTi.S0N n Mass SAX sa;5 tbouSanu; ha ahnu;s
rc1r f,r this hfif m reners, nr;nc;,,,aa o.a ~
llryiue it would accomplish q rrana ns,e.f
~: renresentstiTe a - 11-aat s.auu ooJGsl'
ing interest, he could do no less
Ihe amendment Of Mr. Ten Eyckwas then
~ 1nT T,t .ue etauus ~ 1oio"e:
years aforesaid the hnsinesS dana ~ ~
!nitod States 1nder fha soi5 oont-s,+ ~ sM1 ~
~ he ord;narV rste ~ nI,axo ooatt ~, saa.i,
messapes exceed The sum nf Elm M m pa.sase
rennt thereof dr3r anthsnt;.ataJ esoI1 ~ ~ ~.
',,.an,,4u - ~ ~ ~as aa1neu.tcateu, suau Dc
tx,.e o;,ai, ~ oar4;fr aoa.s r. y! We 1reasuty,
" 'c.ot ~ no4N set1 1ne oalne u congress 1or
Fa2 2ntaaS
c1a aeah q sftsaa t.n q quafGG! see1lon OF
nnu 1at eSa n "oh na.Ien iies, Lne 9nlted states
. ~ a"dad nU a1Gn ~ a4aRpIoptlalea pubic land
nts a.teo ~ - euen ~ N.tesa nl1es o. Ane. Ihe
OF the navy 1s authorized to de-
M stsamer OF o!her vessel to assist In
~ NJ rs, az = aoine ~ "trss- LIZ ..
ine sucsaoy o. oVoU dollars per year Is
stiGsea sns:se5 9uL. @ Ine secretary OF War Is au-
aos1zga' ~ ou1 not oafectet, to use the avail
ole ml4tafy iofces IN the territories to pro-
ect e tne 1tnee. II is maae subject to the power
= = ~ ~ uteo otaes government and open
~ ,;l es ~ lng pqonc aud other tele-
aapa tinss ~ regular cnarges. Ihe rate Of
egular charges shall not exceed the usual
Ferage rates In Europe and America for the
ane sEIvlce or sucn as shall be axed BY
onssnlaoa ~ s; oet"9en Inc United States,
oss4a atia oleat brta1n.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Jn1e Il, 1871.
-
NJ. eCHENCk, Of Ohio, from the Com
littce On military Affairs, made an adverse
epoIt, "n1cn was lald On the table, on the
e'H'on o. certain citizens who have been
on1nso . u re- 1eoel praeons. asking that they
= VIZ ~ ~ lne same pay and ratlons as SOL
'sir Mr 9 scHETcF NJ NJ r afy aiany :..o ;o,..
,.ia,, ~. ~ 1.,te uteo tepos01 Iolnt resp
all x.@.r,
= ~ r., ~ aehn3 wno Mae e1ecoted as
~ p2re shaii 10 .,saoaa ~ ptos!oea nus
= ~ ,,n4., y. P4Iscu a ~ @9e ns' ~ oMeers
- Sent 1a;e 4sta1 ., ba 80 mom oou sane, 1oool
lat hts wife re"eiTe the nens,on us = 1na a
anI 110 "e 1'~e''o sAe pens1on ooe W Lib
RI. The resolution was nozaed
Mr SchencE mnde m etivarza -ano,+ y,
he rcsn1ntinn dIrcct,no- a., ;,a"i aIpos1 ~
rnrdienrv ~ renort;nG h1ii ~ ~ ~" 49, .ne
I,e o5Hcers and inIdiass .,,ta 49,. 10 ~ ~ ~
1nstered into ne serv,ca ~ a''e noI oeen
The senate iii to examine into the ,noro,s
nd business uualifications If comm4ssfons
m. onartermasters naxmaatens' snd asafat-
nj naVmasters waa n-ased w,s,, a .mamS aoo.o
nents. f' "A@' "1en1'
A bill Bas reported rirfnp lawmakers and
nj3Itarv storekeeners 6f n-dnsnce ~ ser,a nna
ank. pay and emolu1nents AZ canta,ns ~ ord.
ance, but have 20 command: also increas.
rmy:
1s1or BItnton with - t00,u0, the amount
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