New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20
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| The bill passed. ~ against a.
INDIAN APPEOi HIATToN BILL.
The House acted the Senate amendment 70 the In
dian APP ropriation lii. -
tory ~ the Pacific railroad sCi was postponed anti
TIE laval RETIRING BILL.
Mr.. RICE UIn Mass.) from tie C0mriittce on Nava
fairs reprtei the Senate bin which was passed, tha
the act II Drcembcr 1851. b. promote the efficiency o.
the Navy sha not be construed " retire an, officer m
der sxywo yeus VI nge, who has been III the So vic'
foty.lye years after h. arrived at the age ~ sxteI
years. and also passed the hill p oviing TINT the corp
Of Commanders in the Navy on the scsiyc hist cha.
pornry embrace al appointed 10 such grade Tio
to tie commencement u The present session OF Con
gresA.
Mr. rice rro! the House bill giving Sssimilafef
rnnk warrant officers Of tie Navy; sfter I've yenrs
service they are ~ rank ensigns and amer ten years
~ masiera =,
Tie House bin regulating prize proceedings and tn
distribution Of prlr' money. .
~ provide for the education - naval constructors nnt
engineers. the candidates ~ b under eighteen
years vi age.
Nj. RICE Un.. Mass) reported joint rcsottion ~
thorsg the Secretary Of the Navy to atcr IL" contrsc
with Capt. Ercssn for the construction Of iniIfegnb'
iron vessels the Dictator and Puritan, ~ that Capt
and the Government lake 1t ut the amount 81 vslnai
and finish II aocording 10 recently demonstrated I'm
provcmcub Eothiug confined In tli. resolution IL
he constr ued to affect the contrac, for the Dictator
Mr. 1,Icg explained the gienii"n OF tue resolution
20 ing tie Dctator il To Nc completed without add
tiUnal cost e. q GOVERNMENT
Mir WA.IIpl Ryv (Un.. M said tho glowing tribute
paid " the skill and patriotism q! Ericsson wns nc
doubt well deserved. but lie did not approve Of tho
proposition ponding. II uas we'll known tant Immense
fortunes had been made by contractors In shoddy and
other things, who had never offered back any ~ tie
money a. the Government hut il msn alleges hs boz
Loaf money II then asked " nbso!ve him from has
contrset
| MIR RrR hoped the gentleman would not involve
Capt Fri, ssons contracts with those Of diTcpuable
character.
Mr. WAsRDuRSH replied he was only illuitroting Z
fact.
Sir. KplIsr dn.. Pay said the Naval Committee
had carefully considered the subject and COME T. the
conclusions hnt thr nccn'Scs u lie onlTy required
something ffbis kipd ~ be- done.
| Mr.. wAsHD' me replied If that w0 %. then the
country WIS IN the hands Of contractors.
Mr.. RICE said all The money appropriated bad been
expended. snd Capt Ericsson had spent sootVo VI
eco 90 beside.
Nr wA-HBunSy rrpIi~d tna, the man who msde the
contract bound to take tie expenditures lnto con-
sideraion.
Mr.. PINE Un. Mel explained the terms u N. con.
tract aid spoke " tie increased pricSso materials.
aud advocated The rrsoluiion
Mr. MELON UH., y. \ would merely suggest 20 the
gen lemon ~eh IL would not he b. 81 Ia give the CON
Tractors 900 100 acres OF The pubic lands.
Mr. fIDglDGE (Dem.. Wis., sssed whether the gen
tcman would tke installment fur the New Ycrk
canals
Mr. MELON replied. II the lands were distributed he
wanted his share.
son additional pay. owing L. the Increased ptce OF ma
tra' Ne ought give sddions pay " oil other con-
tractors
Mr. wAD~woRrH Dem. Ky.) spike Of the patriotism
and XIII 81 Capt Ericsson. and slough. 1t Tie duty VI
Cor gr.ss 10 Indemnify him.
MT. EicR Qn Nass). In reply To the question asked
by MT. WashbnrBe ,sid tie Lomnitte IN Naval AT
fshs hsd documeninr! evidence beioic them, AID the
Committee without dissent ATT orDed the re.oi tnn
~ 10 reported The join resolution was passed ~ b.
D.
Mr.. Ricy rrIcrted bill. Which was ordered 10 be
ted relative 10 tie appointments Of odn!Ials and
lie increase Of line officers OF the Nsvs 10y the APPOINT
neat Of volunteer oil Gers u tie Ieful = list
TIL. NAVAL TREAT, OF isl.
The House took up the int resolution reported nom
the Committee on Naval AGaf-. that the President he
sntlorxed TO give notice \, thr Gov rnnrnt 81 Greet
Britain thai Il IL the wish anu inientn ~ the Govern
nlen Uf the United Strtcr Ia terminals TIE treaty ar
rarr, mcnts Of is.i In respect 10 naval krve on tie
Lakes At ,r end OF sI moltLs.
MIR. Brown Diem. Wis) said the reporting OF tbs
resolutions grew - the proposed esnl iishnent Of a
Naval IeIt the Lakes. Tie secret ~ Of state od
sad. during couyer.a, With him (l.ro.n) that 90
Lad idea that any difficulty with England vou'd
arise by TIE ei,,t.o on OF this resolution.
Ilu resolution xss pis r'i.
Iux SKw-LosDox HAvY-YAkD.
Mr. BE.sDrcEr I'm. Comb from the Naval Com
mitiee ted bill authorizing survey o. Do made
OF lands at Ses-ondon. donated by that city FOR ma
d.l-t sn fos the coast ustion. decking. Hnd repair
f iron claIs and hen g-d title has been sivcu. the
Secretary to accept 81 the zane for those prlt-es.
Mr. klLLr, (In. Ia from the niD'fi'y ~ the Com.
nitioe Naval AGairs rrIsnted substitute for The
bill authorizing tie Secretary II the Navy 10 scept VI
League Island IRON the City u fhiindelphis for navy.
yard purposes.
MIR piaK In Ne moved and the House agrsed TO-
pstone the whole subject until the second Monday In
Decru ber proIire. b, u v"t~ of7I TO o.
notion 10 reconsider the ,vte laid the table
by a ,Vicof G. ~.
Mr. lIcE (un Mrs( from the Committee ON Nsvsl
Affair reported Joint resolution authorizing the SEC
rt ny VI tie Navy ~ appoint commissioners ~ select
siIe fur a nayy yard or naval depot On the Western
waters.
Mr. wAsrpuRxg un.. No. offered a substitute. au
tborEn. the SECRETARY 81 tho Navy ~ accept Of ate
At Cam iur same pufpusr.
Pending which tbs iiOus1 adjourned.