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was that the road should be constructed without delay
and In the best manner "a means OF binding together
all portions Of country II the road lad be-n
menced when II should have BEEN II wouid now be
pleted- The great thing was to start right A Board
might be org nized by the Government ~ supervise the
work The present chsrcr provided that tie President
shall fix the ermini Of the road but he desired that he
President shall also designate the route or line OF the
road by the advice VI competent Board OF Commits
sioDers.
Mr.. WAsHBURXR Un.. Ill) said there never was
time when legislation deserved 10 be more vig;la1
y guarded than the present. when the pubo attention
was much absorbed in the war. lie feared many
things went through Congress nom nattention while
If they carefully considered. they would
never pass He believed The proper consideration nan
original friend to that measure be wanted TO see proper
legislation. and not hive the Governments Imposed on
aud the road not built lie examined the oi;I In dea
In connection with the present law. aud denounced
some Of the sections and ssid there never was
more mosstrous and fragrant attempt to overreach
the Government b. found in the legislative annals of
the country. He expressed bis want VI faith IN the
present company. with the men who at present
controlled 1t. and he warned the HOUSE and the
country that the road would never be ouIt under IT'S
present msnnpeui Wien he considered what the
Company should have done and had failed ~ do. and re-
Elected upon the extraordinary and nnbushne demands
i had made upon Congress Tor additional legislation Ia
and overcome Us like Summers cloud. without spe-
cal wonder r
Mr. PRIZE Qowa) In reply. said the gentleman from
Illinois had failed 10 show that this bill asked for an I'D
ditionaI dollar beyond what appropriated in the
original act This bill the result VI the labors Of
COMMITTEES VI thirteen for the last six months He had
yet to learn that charges and denunciatons however
loud amounted TO psoUf So FAR frum the Company not
having spent any money he said the statement before
the Committee showed that 1t had already expended
$500 900.
Mr. STEVENS said that under the old bill the Company
could work all and hence the COmmi tee had re-
ported such amendments would enable the enterprise
to progress The Old bill was mere piece OF patch.
work and required modification He explained at
length the pro, isons Of the bill by which some ef the
restrictions were removed iron the Company and he
repeated that while additional lands were given, not
one more dollar was proposed TO be taken out OF the
Treasury The work when finished Will be not only
the most magnificent but the must productive apart
from its political importance in binding together TIC
Atlantic aud Pacific States.
Mr.. Holmans amendment requiring the railroad 70
transport property mails and troops OF United States
ee OF tolls or other charges. was disagreed to-| to
81.
The House. ct twenty minutes to eleven, adjourned
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BROADWAY THBATRR.-Mr. +. g. Chanfrau
ofers this week variety OF the lighter pieces OF bis
rcpertory. The programmes. which changed
nightly include such popular fsrces as The widows
Victim" THE Tcodles' The Debuiante" " 10
Parents aud Guardians" &C., In all Of which Mr..
Chanrau Is effective and wins the hesrtiesi applause
from bis nadiencea
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fAdvortiseinsnt.l
NEw-YoRK. April %. 1864.

SEw-YoRK. April %. 1884,
GEO. C. HUBBEI & Co.-Genaemsn; We
have Analysed your GOLDEN Bfr. hs anu nha ina. us
component parts cntle 1t to the no. ice o 'ne medioa'
profession. Since analysis We han O''u IN our
practice with very satisfactory results a nna par
tcnary well calculated to correct derange "c " lhe
digestive organs. such rs dyspepsia diarrA" SICK
headache. collie. &C.. &c. and Is superior torA fof
dny In moderate quantities for aged persona ado
also those Of delicate constitutions
Yours. &C. Doctors J. F. & T. S. NoRBUsY.
No. l3G East sd st.
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Pov leatos Of taeae's asd f'~e eo~~e"ee~sn 'sf "s'
I,.,u<sis IN other columns Of hI paper.
WALLAoxs THKATgB-Follis. Of kight-Rurd fciici'y'
SiBLo OAHpss-B-l Depon'o 49,
bso.pwAY TnsATnn--Ti. Too-lss-Ths Debatants~
BIRsuIs Mp.run-Love In Lvcry-Phenomencn In
su,oct Prock-Aiss Major Cushmsn.
Jnv,Sa HALF arlons StereoP'icou.
sss nsoApv.Y-fiellers Denioniacal Perfofmsncea .
Horn CHAYsL-Ho'msn Troape-Besn'y and the hes''-
Wanted Family.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Paw nv Union YRisoSYRs.

Mr.. SCHEsCK (Un., Ohio), from the Commit
tee Military Affairs. made adverse report which
was laid the table the petition Of certain citizens
who have been confined in Rebel prisons asking that
they be allowed the pas and rai.ons soldiers Of
the United States Army.
RELIEF BILL.
Mr.. ScHENcK also reported Joint resolution for the
relief of Mary Kellogg, wife Of spencer Kellogg, who
was executed a. a Spy by the Rebel suthoritiss. pro-
vding his name shall BE- placed the list Of officers Of
the Navy fourth master. from june 1905 TO Septem-
ber 1863 when he executed and that his wife 70
. ocive the pension due 10 his rank.
The resolution passed.
SOLDIERS NOT kUsTRRED II.
Mr.. SCHEScK made adverse report on the rssolu.
don directing inquiry into the eIpediency Of report
ing bill for the pay Of the officers and soldiers who
have not been mastered into the service
MORALS OF PUBLIc ofFIcRRs-
Mr.. ScHEsCK reported back the senate bill with
amendments providing for the examination as TO the
morals and business quaio OF Commssaries,
Qusrtermasters. PaymastsIs, and Assistant Paymss'
ters-
It passed.
RANK AND PAY.
Mr.. SCHENcK also reported a bill providing that pay
masters and military storekeepers Of ordnance SHAH
have the Same rank pay aud emolumcnts a. captains
-Sf ordnance. but have In command
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uARRIED.

MTLLEE-ELrOS-op Thur.dsy. June a. 1t Tvoh. on the
liz lsou BY IN. Rev Dr. Barclay, Eds1d MI.sr 40 70
Louise oodxNd eldest dss. hteI Of tho sse WHs H. Il
tou u Upper Rec Hook. Du,ehoss County. N. T.
TUcKTR-DALY-On Sunday. May u; q, Freeman; Cro.s
ina lubs County, Cal. By the Rev O. bskef nI- 20
.~pb r. Tseiss u Mount Vernon, Ne, to Nil Alice T.
nsI. Of NrH Yoft No esrds.
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WINTER GARDES.-A performance will take
place tonight at ths theaier for the bene' OF tho Mis-
sissippl Valley SANITARY Commission. Mr.. W. j. Flor
ence will appear In the farce Of The Returned Vol
unteer" an Mrs Mary Gladstone will represent JUL
ana in the comedy OF " The Honeymoon" A number
Of other popul-r artists announced to take part In
the entertainment.
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tAdvertisefpent.l

DgnoREsr's N. Y. ILLUSTRATED NEWS
SolendId Novelties In this week Portrait Of Gen Am
bruse E. Burnsde Incidents IN the War Philade'pn's
SANITARY Fair, the Pr-judices Of the People on TIE
Consttnton illustrated Going In tho Country fssh
ions. By Nine. DExoREsT; valuable Music and general
Literature. Out to-day
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n;,rrhea and Cholera M0r5us'

Many md: ar soon 70 leave as s se'o o
e G nn nv ard CHoLyrs Morsv@ CkImrAN BIZ
TFRS cs l. 0; the nos pS~s.iu lSso asD ,ana
80. - $500 - n 10 tail wine CLOS. evt.y hear. fhs z
no, ile ,..eiioo have never known IN 'rStrnc:
nS,.,'s erection, tho bowels .-ft .n n.tirs
ST., b.,. @ con ccons ohen tain plates which con-
.pe aud pr ,does esmps Ihs fsn.o,s shss
ndes.,;o,' cRIMEsS 8lTiEE5 ins.sny conrct the -
c>rop. faciise direson and rsnss distractions ron DA'
u-n,s Hence their eIc-lle .ce ier y'Pepnt IA
ir1ru. spsraicn. I'D :. 'i. and which sEe within
the capacity o. stilul her ersT 70 o"iepcDno;
wa recon bind and valuable ahj~E sns 70 " oy .s
distip gu.rd Cbeni ard rhy hsizu d. James "a Snny.
and vas tested months in Unl,t StA s So.
spprobon Of lie Sars.on Gene,L suJ ->Ny United osst
Surgeon who patiips-d ~ the rs>s ~ PROOF = then Ns
defal Tonic aud Alternative power. they be Siea'eJ "~S
sn,Sh =. n,assisis w CH!LrOv Co,
Marble Store, No. q Ws's-rss.
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-This evening there
will be q strawberry festival and musical entertainment
at the Anse stree, Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Anse and Even streets wiliismsburgh for the benefit
Of the Ssbbsth-Schcol " that Church
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The Sailing or the China.

BOSTON. Tnesday, J 1ne IT, Is54-
The mails, per the steamship China for Llv.
erpool via HALIFAX viii close at O'Clock tomorrow
"wednesday morning. but she will no. sail until about
/ O'Clock.
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gperial Noiirrs.

Central Union Lincoln and johnson CampaiSn
Ciub,-A meeting 81 tn. Executive Committee OF h. Club
& he held AZ bradauarters cor 2d and brosdway this
WEDNESDAY, evening June n 1861 at y O'CLOCK. rune'
tusl attendance Is requested . . o,n.
ALLAN CooPEK. is..,.,sIe.
HrurAU a. (lRYyH
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NATIONAL UyIoS CONMITTEg.-A meeting
of the National Union Executive Committee was held
Yesterday at the Astor House !, was private meet
ing held merely for the transaction Of routine business
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Az Meeting Of the Trustees OF the Newly orb Produce
.ebsnrr Co. held June a. 1864 the following preamble and
resolutions adopted: - .
WI,sa. We have received the painful intelligence Of the
dr,h Of onr ~orthy associate, John H. Wright therefore
Rssd That in his dsaih we have lo' an active scisH'
Rrsoised That while deeply lamsnng the lees We have
sustained 10 not ose the great and ispaAbs bsros'"
mrrt which hss fallen upon HE Affected family.
ResoreS That this Board attend his funeral m body
Rsr2 That COPY Of these resolutions be srded To
Ia lau.y y and pabAshsd In the daily papcrs
49, j. ~ sAMUKL NllNONS, esssstssy,
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Opening Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railrond.
CIYYEIANn. Tneed

CLKyfLAND, Tuesday, d une IT, Irof
On the goth inst. Mr.. kennard arrived with
his palace car at Dayton the newly laid track OF the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad. 1t Is rumored
that on the I'D inst. train " cars VIII run Whous
changes trom Jersey City TO ST. Louis.
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Nou.Arriyai Of tho Africa.

HALIFAX Tuesday. June Alp. n.
There are no signs of the Africa. The wind
has been southeast all day. The weather Ia beautiful
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TAdvertisementl

CEDAR CAMPHoR is cheap, certain aud Ira
grant Best Do not RISK clothes withoutiL Fractured
By HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN. Boston. Sold by ever! drug
gist
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Ths Cnurf of Apu<afs.

ALBANY. Tuesday. June q. 1884.
The following is the calendar OF the Court OF
Appeals for Wednesday june 90 Nos. 49, l23. l39i
LA l34, IA, l36, 1877, l3e, 1879.
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Advertisement
JEPFERs, No. 573 Broadway. Ladies' and
Childrens Doors. SLIPPERS. BUcKLss. Bows, &c.
Also Gents SLIPPERS. JEFPHRs. 573 broadway.
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The Government L0~Ss
&2OO.OOO.OOO.

$500, 900, 900.
THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED By Act Of Congress Of
March 9Th 1884, winch provide. for its REDEMPTION IN
COIN any period less than than fty yesrr
from lie date at tie pleasure Of the Governments
UNTIL IT'S REDEMPTION I've pr interest "a to b
paid semi annually ~ COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN ere rscrived ~ he
National Banks IN United stste. such currency
other funds a. are taken BY them deposit At ssr.
IT'S EXEMPTION from STATE Or LOCAL Taxa
TON adds from three per cent snnao TO lite vsr
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan. sisbouAh b.
Ave IN CON- much greater IN currency s d.
ference between the msfke. vsiae OF curren add gad
ASA RULE the Eve per specie securities Of s sovsse
governments always par above ard cwr.,cy ssv
funded In the National Loan VIII DO worth Its cs 10 ss4
beside paying regular and liberal per the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of shis losu b I've
ported to the Treasury q, WASHINGTON il OVER
$4,000. 900.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED b. tir TsxAs
sasl OF TEE Uxrrxp STATES at Wuhuytsr- aud the ~
ssrAxr TaxAsuaxHs It NswYork, Boston and PhiAdsls ~
and BY the
PiRsr NATIONAL BAsK or NEW. Yosx. No. Wsns-
sgcosp SATIoxAL BANK OF NBwYoxx. 23ds- & srtw7D'
TBiRp NATIONAL BAsx or Nav YORK No. 5 NassaatI
Foraru NATIONAL BANK OF NewYosH. q ard 20 Piasrk
FIvIa NATIONAL BAxK Of Nsw.voRK, No 3S hsv.
SIxrs NATIONAL BANK ov SgvYoax 6th.sv. Br dvsy
Ninth NATIONAL BASE o. HEw-YoxK. No. S3 Broadway
Tsxra NATIONAL BANK o. NEw-YoaE--N No. 30 S'osdw1S'
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK o. NEW Yokx. No n pusnsst
NATIONAL ExcaAsss BANK o. Nxv Yoax. ia u~~iess.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositsres Of pobic money sndsn
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country (acns agents u the Nsiisns D.
po.isry Banks will farish further information appcs
sion and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBsCRIBERa
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Advertisement
RRyB's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURH.-
Not cnre all but cure for Fever aud Ague.
Depot No. 80 Libcrtyst, up stairs.
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Central Union LincOia and johnson Campaign
Ciab.Ths msHber. d tbs Executive COMMITTEES o. tho
aud 2od St, THIS "Wednesday ENENlSo, June ". at
orook PunctunI attendance requested By order Of
JOHN 81. COSTA. Chairman.
AII y, c aSSrs.' }seers,sris'
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Summer Reductions.
Hsvins .. unusually LARGE and varied aocSof sonuss
CLOTHING,
We make our ordinary reduction for cosins out oc e
than usual By some four weeks Purchasers may rely upon
an advantage from ten 6esn per cen; in erf.soT on a
DEvLIN Co
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BUSINESS Notices.
BEFORE LEAVING Town
Tnn sUnxrn,
bachelors. married men, and f.miie. would do wels0
VISIT DESIss
No. 5lJ Brosdwsy,
where the stock Of Summer HATS Of ali kinds, including
STRAW HATS iof Oenlrmcn.
Fancy STRAW haTs Tor Misses,
Lovely STRAW Ham for lniauts,
Tasteful STRAW HAN for Boys,
the most extensive elegant unique ard attractive ever ds
dssis. No. SIS Broadway.
KNAPP's EXTRACT OF RoOrs FOR MAKING
ROOF BEER
This extract RON which healthy known
RNAPP, Eoor BsER made put up bottles Is cents
81 aud - each sufficient to make 10, - aud 200 ga
by a. wholesale druggists at the manufacturers price, ele per
gallon.
ALL FIRsT-CLAss SEwIsG-MACHISEs
Hlcn. 1 CozrmI' no. $50 broadway.
Three door. below Broome-st
LADIES LIoHr.COLoRgD CATERS,
At OSs DOLLAR FAR
CASrnHLL No. sls Broadway between ilth and lsh sta
wMpgR's PATENT SALAMESDgR SAFES. THE
-'' : '-' -''' -' - D1ror No 100 MArprs,.y
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS by T.. u. HUDSON, NJ. d.,
ewYork AsOrplace Clinton Hall up stairs u g. soldiers
furnished without
Gen Hammond. U. ). A., and Surgeon Wheisn U. s. N
The ARM AND LEG (PALMBRs PATgST) sup
Piled Soldiers by the inventor b. FYAxK PALAxs Sur
g~Ou.Ars broadway Astor place n u oos Chest
nut st., PhlA BY order OF the SURGEON 0RSsRAL
TRUssgs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPBSs0RY
P.xpAoYs suPpoarKRs kc.-MARsa Co.'S haiicsi Cure
Truss Onice only 1t No. Ne'eysL Lady attendant
WHEELER Il WILSON'S highest premium Lock
Stitch sEvIsc MAcnfsn No. o1s Broadway
We call attention to o SALB of valuable RBAL
EsrIrE situated in ths city, Grand Mott and proone s'
and on ID sv between 2h and 25tL sta aud tyhs BE-
tween a and The sale taies place At the Merchants
EIch.nFe No III Broadway, ON IHrRsDAr n-rt run de-
scFiP;iaH Of the property siven In smother column.
Why suffer with PILES when q sure and
,re~dy cure an obtained by sending sdtre 10 Boz No.
g. car. OF Mr. hnLER Broadway Po.tUfoe
BEAUTIFUL LIFB-LrKg PICTURES.
Carter de yisis ~ per dozen; pupie..' 20 Al se:
u,es rss.tered X A. LEWIS. No la9 chsihsms,. N A.
II you want to know, &c, read
MEDICAL CoxHos sRSsa
curious book r curious people and good book !o every
on. Prce 81 50 To be had at gl news dspotS contents
'''''' Dr. T. b. Foors. No 100 Broadway NY
GROVER g. BAKERS Highest Premium. Elias
tic stitch SEwN0-MscHISp ho& 49, brosi"sy, Ne"
orb, and y: u.ton st, Brooklyn
BATcHELoRs HAIR DYE.-The best IN the
world Perfect nsaurL reabs harmless and inssnspeou'
An eject The genuine I. srpsj WILLIAM A. bATcHtLor
seh ~ Ill Druggists. Factory No VI Barclays"
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Advertisement. 81
The price of HAUNTED HRARTs is one goid
dollar.
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Bathing Suits
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEVLfN & CO.,
EHoApwAY, coISsR GRAyDsf
BxoAowAy. cossER WAgEEser.
BathinG Suits

Once OF
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Nos 193 and rs BROADWAY,
New York, juno ,, lssA
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO MERCHANTS. BANKERS. MANUFACTURED,
hcwe have IN preparation and propose ling sSoss
18th JULY next edition Of Tie AercantIs Aseacy
Reference Book"
The hxh reputation our former and hnised wofk a
his hHd attained 20 srAspARD fof Importers Coss
Mrrchn and Bsnaer ind.cs now 10 enlarge the
,eope Of the Boob embrace all th. a
Jobbe and Manufactures wi therefore, contain fssa
$50 100 to 49, go cemprsny si 'bcs- at az ~
The r.tnss viii oe made upon data srnised BY rssd
the Of which extend period CT . year, The
holders OF the book viii receive daily bulletin Of changes u
hTms yStiIgA
Tsns Of subscription viii Be made known apPieatoo =
Ocs here Il az Branch and A..ocAa Onees -
boston, Pbiiadephia Baltimore. Pi,bsrsh. Cinein
ousvills, st. Louis Chicago, Milwaukee DetTe Cleveland
" ontrea, and Toronto. T. g. Dun %
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From The Christian Tmea
SIGHT RESTORED.

CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS
Tho Ave .snses ,ha, which We cell seeing Il the most I'm
portaD. and valued In proportion ihs ssnse falls u.s.
xs are reduced hsplessnss entirely destitute Of dsht
bow slow would DO progress In knowledge, and bow HIM
tied our sphere Of scioa and usefulness Endowed With IT,
the universe ceson, clothed with beauty and
diversified By that infinite variety which never fails 70 attract
the mind end heart
For several months past this has been practical subject TO
IA. An iuaaIped condition Of the eyeds, communicating
i,,e,o the pupil rendered the discharge Of daily duties not
only painful bat aanssrouA Abuns Il to the effect Of
cold We endured through the Spring. with the hope that
with the return Of warm weather would entirely disappear
But In Mi. We were deemed TO disappointment Summer 70
,urn.d IN, not our wop,ed sight What might have been the
reso either Of further neglect Of incompetent usssmsus
cannot ssy
STATING our case to friend hs assured us thai similar
ono in bis own family bad recent been treated with ensrs
.ooe... by Dr. Won Ei.enbsrs Of th city sssyins
,e,r, By more particular inquiries that the Doctor no en-
pr bu, scientific ocu and surst We concluded to seek
the benefit Of his treatment which We have now reason to
ledge very greet Though but few weeks under
h care tho sppessnce Of has totally changed The
pupil Is now full and clear and the lids arc entirely ss from
Inflammation The Doctor sy' that the optic nerve has been
vs.issed and the retins assumed chronic inhsmmstory
.tse Affecting more lees III the ehss ssae and threaten
us neglected to end In Ansuroda Ophthsmitis, ws Be.
Hove the tenn which oeu's spy 10 sys' Affected - ~sr'
ours Having obtsnsdhs much d~srsd relief take great
pleasure I, acknowledging indebtedness the talent
Dr. Won EsenbeE and Of calling the attention Of oher
who may be suffering from similar vorss oeadtor
Of their eysa said tha. Providence provides sndO
for Every bsns certain that the eye To- tn thsss Tires
.ubec, trials than formerly. Let Us be hsAfuI
thsn that increase the Tendencies which destroy th
organ Of vision tue progress Of scisnos keeps pace With hes
tendencies. II MT In advance Of theu-
OFFICE, Ne SAG BROADWAY.
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EVENING SESSION.
eUsPENpIsG BULLS.

Mr.. Dixon SUI mit.ed INC following:
Ressed That the Special Rule OF the Senate be aus
.nS durpa the present. Of Congrs except 80 much
proyides that motion u spesd OF to concur In
resolution House suspend the lot IND ih john
Rules either Of shall always be ia ofo- % imneoi
stciy considered, and be decided without debate.
The effect Of this suspension TO facilitate business
and prevent delay.
SHORT SPEECHES
Mr.. WADE submitted the following resolution:
Rso-ed That during the remainder Of the preent session
OF Congress- Senator shs ,peah than on any
question before the Senate shs such speech exceed ten
minute. without leave OF tho Senate expressly given and
h.n suoh leave 10 asked IL shall be decided by the Senate
thou, debate and shall DO the duty Of the Prssdent 10
zee thai tlis rule IL strictly enforced
DISTRICT BUSINESS.
The remainder vi the session spent In the dis
cussion OF District Of Columbia busipess At 10: 30
%. 10. the Senate adjourned.
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seI, Davis ~ pswe' D,", '.,s sI t,s,on p,.es
FRANK Gan,on ooosh, Gr,de, G,,s,cOd. Hal, Ha,s,ng
aa,sssS aat s:. :t .Ja Ssgs k assS
Lnr La1ear Lebaond Mallory Marev ,feDoeeH Mckinney
MIDDLETON Miner IN Ms1e, tP. Morn. ~ ~ Me,y J.
Odsn OMEN (Ohio Patterson. Pssdiston Perhan Perry
s:.a R sas,s IT, E1'e s:a,Ia st ss' Steel
EssSs, sr,s w;.1 e. ss M; S, Mss' .ss
sxr.@Ms.a. Arnold x.hey, B.I',i B.;m.n Balm: ~
r,i!.. Eetiey Farn.worth Gahe iisby Hubbard Iowsl
BuSpsrd Conn Hubbard Ins.r.eii Jul.a Kelly Kellogg
Sor1i Norton, ONsil Pa, Orb, Pike roq.eIoy irics'
,ca Ro,s schcnct shannon. sloan si,hers dhayer
Ts s %, SsS n.ssA0T Union -: ptmocisl. IL
The second section Of the Dill was theh aso s"cAeh
OUT. ANA Nyyps pa asked whether II would be In
~ % offer substitute for the first section OF the
The SPEAKER said there was no first section 1t
hAsIng p Seer Mass offered an amendment which
was agreed to. 60
The amendment Is as follows .,.
Tint any volunteer or substitute uhoe, Inc vaisS
ions OF This section who shall be honoraby dischsrged
previous 10 the expiration Of his term VI enlistment
| shall be entitled to full bounty LIN ~, a..
| Mr.. FARSswoRTH Ill) moved 70 my inc Oh" On INC
table ~ ~ NJ
The motion Va. disagreed to by Yeas ~; Mays 1a
Mr. GARp1ELp (Oho) moved 70 strike Out tns tnif m
and fourth sections Of the bill lie ssiu snA' ' ~
was presented rs an entire measure oul A oi ~.
mendments the heart Of the bill cut our ssa me
head is cut of he had further interest IN u: ny
these amendments We get money but ct men. 10 70.
fuse TO strike the Communication clause "as !" oN'
10 give up the war. A..
The further discussion Of the question was mere 'e''
minated by the arrival OF the hour for recess
EVENING SESSION.
PACIFIC EAILRDAD. -,
The House resumed the consideration OF the
I bill 10 amend the Pacific Railroad act. A..
NJ. gRUix BAD Lha1s weS bus Vas opinl0a a09 uas'