The New York herald., 1864-06-28

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.blsd soldiers pcrmsnsstly injured wnns IN shs
duty
moRxAs o. PAT or zxrlorD or me HcUsx
Mr. CAssoH, opp ofN ", asked but tailed to oossc
leave to introduce resolution giving the clerks and other
smployes Of the House twenty per centum In addtoo TO
their present salaries.
EXTENSION or rHs METALLIC ooFvK PATENT
Mr.. NoBIE. fopp Of Oh,o from the Committee on Pa
TENTS reported the Senate bin authorizing extension
for years Of the patent for Fskes metallic coffin
He moved the suspension Of the rules in order TO consider
the sub lect
Mr. wAsHruxss. (rep., Of H., said tha. this pro-
position an additional tax the blood OF soldiers
The House refused TO suspend the rules
MANAGEMENT TBr DEPARTMENT BUILDING.
Mr. ss : ssy
OF contingent fund to enlarge the Navy Depart
ment building
Mr.. STEVENS, (rep OF Pa, from the COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means, made report senates amend
menis to the Tariff bill.
The House concurred in the following
On of all kinds valued SIS thousand
20 cents psr pound aud s per centum ad valued
and 81 per centum ad vaore valued $50 and not
over per thousand 81 poundand 80 cen,um ad
The Senate had amended the duty on all iron imported
10 bars, for railroad and inclined planes made to pat
terms fitted be laid down on such roads planes
without further manufacture, to reduce t from
eighty TO sixty cents Tor ohe hundred pounds.
40 tnls inc House aereed 50 against Co. 1hs sction
was against the Of the Ways and Means
Committee.
Mr. srrsrSs proposed an amendment that while the
shall be collected thereon.
The SpsAKyR ruled the amendment out OF order.
The Committee OF Ways and Means recommended and
the House concurred in the Senate's amendment,
which proposes TO change the duty wood screws two
inches and over length 10 two cents per Pound less
than two inches twelve cents per pound. The House
duty WAS six and half and nine and half cents duty
per pound.
The House disagreed to the Senate amendment re-
specting WOOL The House clause is as follows :"Wooi
which shall be increased In value by being secured or
ceansed shall in addition to the duties herein pro-
a
Senate amendment was read follws:-"1hat no
cotton goods having more than two hundred threads TO
the square inch, counting the warpand filing shall be
admitted a less rate of duty than provided for goods
which are of that number OF threads" +"
Senate amendment that ,y per cent Of all duties may
be paid In legal tender or treasury notes.
Mr. MonKuL said tho amendment o. tho gentleman
would be mschievous for il prevailed we could not
procure coin enough to pay the interest on the public
debt.
Mr. Nelson's amendment was rejected.
Mr. Cox. topp) Of Ohio, offered amendment proyid
Inc for the payment OF all duties in the legal currency OF
the United states This be said, would strike of one
hundred and fifty cent OF the bounty which the bill
gave 10 n certain class.
Mr.. Coxs amendment was rejected by "a yeas to 1O7
nays.
The Senate amendment abovc given was con.
Cured in.
Among other amendments agreed to was the follow
ng;Ilaters furs not the skin and dressed furs
the s 20 per cent ad vaorem undressed 10 per cent
Tho House concurred in nearly all the senates amend
ments and 90 the few that yet concurred in
committee OF conference ordered.
PAT PENSION AGENTS.
Ine senate Dill regulating the compensation o. Pension
agents was passed.
TIN ENROLMENT ACT.
The House then proceeded to the consideration OF the
bill further TO regulate and provide for enrolling and call
ing out the national forces
The House voted the substitute OF Mr.. Scheuck OF.
fered on saturday renesag the clause but
retaining the substitute feature and providing for
conragng volunteering for and three years. &c This
substitute was disagreed to by vote OF 81 yeas against
90 nays.
Al hapast four O'Clock the House took recess until
bali past seven O'Clock +. NJ
EVENING srssIoN.
IRISH PAIR.
The House tosk up and rred In the Senates
Amendment 20 the bill authorizing the Secretary Of tho
Treasury release and DISCHARGE from liability the Irish
Union Fair, recently held at Chicago, for having sold
goods, lottery tickets, sc without stamps.
THE TREATY WITH COLOMBIA.
The House passed the Senate bill 20 carry into eaecs
the treaty with the republic OF Colombia. late New Gra
NADIA, and extending the convention OF 1851
ENROLMENT
The House tho othe bill further
to regulate and provide for the eurong and calling out Of
the national forces.
They voted and re ected tho substitute OF Mr.
Brooma proposing heresrer no person shall be
for any other person liable to military duty and who
may have been enrolled drafted for that purpose The
term OF OF all soldiers hereafter shan be year.
unless discharged and that in lieu OF all bounties
their pay shall be thirty dollars month, &c
Mr. STEVENS offered substitute authorizing tho Presi
dent TO call into the military service not exceeding nve
hundred thousand mon addition those already called
charged: and that, II not Otherwise obtained. q
draft may be ordered 10 take place within
may direct. Any who liable TO draft, and has
becH regularly enrolled may purchase exemption from
awo oy I'M i'm h
paying i've hundred dollars lhe communication money
thus paid shall into the Treasury for the purpose Of
paying tho bountee herein nrovided Every soldier VOL
unfairly and regularly cnstes 90 receive bounty OF
ave hundred dollars he is Killed or dies IN the SER
vice before the expiration OF his or enlistment It
shall 60 70 his heirs His bill also proposed accept Of
fifty thousand volunteers the OF years TO be
composed mon between forty live and may nve years
of age for post and garrison duty, &C. TO be called the
old Guard.
Mr. srSyrSs said the time had not come to sweep our
entire population by draft into the army hence he was
opposed the repeal OF the Communication clause and hrd
endeavored to frame bill which would be more effective
the rols: f half Of them nay $500 each, there
would he fund OF $3.50 900 TO be expended for bouD
ties; BE thought an army OF half million could be
mads M by his plan in forty DAYS
Mr. ScnEScK (rep) Of ohio. said that be, Chairman
Of the Committee ou Military Affairs, desired 70 raise
rnen, while the gentleman from Pennsylvania tMr. Ste
vens) Chairman Of the Committee o! Ways aud Means
had devoted himself TO frame bill to aud pay out
moaey Therein consisted the difference between the
gentleman and himself,
Mr. SrxvEss said his plan would raise tho necessary
number OF men In a short time.
Mr.. SfHENcK said bo knew that the gentleman said
tb,t but still he was struck with the fact that the gen.
teman had introduced bill to raise money. The gen
teman dlefed from the President and Secretary OF
war and said in eject that they mistaken is 10
the emergency In opposing the substitute. Mr.. Schenck
Pau u WIS llmNiug. SLOW way oi Rettug
men, end would fail OF obtaining portion Of them until
alter the time they needed
CONTINUING TIE DUTIES on iMronrA
Mr.. MoRuuI, (rep Of w. Interrupted the proceedings
BY reporting oint resolution, which passed con.
tnuing, from the 1st OF july the ont resolution tempo
rarily increasing tho tarilr ff,y per cent.
ENROLMENT ACT RFxUNED.
Mr.. SeErNcK offered the Senate bill passed Thursday.
as a substitute Tor Mr. Stevens proposition.
H repeats the communication clause and preserves tho
powe, to furnish substitutes, &c.
The House vo,ed on and rejected this substute-yeas
SO, nays o..
Mr.. Stevens substitute then rccctcd-yeas %,
nays i2o.
Mr. SsnrBEas, (rsp) OF DEL, offered substitute. autho
rizng President at his discretion TO call for
her Of volunteers 10 the quota of any state dis
trict &C. shall not he Oiled n sixty days the President
may order draI for lhose who serve for one,
three years to receive bovntcs respectively OF
$780, 5000 and $500. No Communication Is 10 be allowed
Tho question being taken the substitute II was re-
jecied-vcas rs, nays II.
without further action the original bill, the House
al eleven O'Clock
Adjourned.