New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29
xyxvHn,Tm coNaREss. Fir., Session.
lPubIiiiea IN orr Fveu'ns Edition oryesicrda7.l
HOUSE or EEPEESAA lAIIFL~.
Wh.UIsGTOS. Monday. june =. lfG


The Senate had amended tho duty on a. iron imported
In hars Tor railroad and and Inclined plturs made 10
p1terns ead Gttea 90 be laid doEn On such roads q.
paues wit out turtle manufacture e. - 10 reduce u
from ~ e. ~ erts ios 100 pounds.
To t.is the House agreed ~ against o. J.' ac'ior
was against che recommendation OF the Ways and
Nr srEygv. proposed an amendment, that whil' The
present dug remains on railroad IRON no iuicrEA dlNes
shall be collected thereon
Tho Committee Of Ways and Means recommended
and the House Ionconcurfed n. the SCI ate amend
ent which proru-es 90 change the duty on wood
80 evF tWO inches eud over ia length, 30 cents lor
u0rld les than to inches. - hts per pound. Ire
House duiy was &c. md slc. per pound.
Tho House disagreed TO tle senate amendment re-
sJocling Oo Tie House Clluae j. 90 ip,l0N. Dol
which shall be increased IN yauc by being - ouTed or
Gle arsed shall pay ia addition to the dles herein pro
vdcd double he amount Of ouch duties
\ Senate Amendment was read q. follows; " mat no
cotton goods gag than 200 threads q thu square
inch counting tie warp and filing shall be admitted 1T
less rate o. duty an j. provided Tor goods which aie
Mr., NELSON proposed 70 amend The Senate amend
meat that hfy per OF all duties may be paid m c
gaLtcndcr Treasury notes.
would be mischicvous for II u pTcyniled we could not
procure coin enough 10 pay the Interest on the public
Ar. Nelson's amendment was rejected.
Mr. Cox offered amendment providing for the pay
ment Of "a duties in the legri currency ofihe United
Sater This be said would strike OF 80 per cent of tho
bounty which The bill gave 20 q special class.
Mr. Coxs amendment Was reec,ed-H fens lO'
Nays.
cured IN.
Among other amendments agreed to was the fol
Ustters nrs not on tine skin and dressed furs the
skim ~ per al ylorcm uEdressed ~ per cent al
TIe House concu1cd in nearly all tho senates
a1peudmCuts and on the few that were yet non
conenrTed IN Committee Of Conference was ordered
The Senate bill regulating the compensation OF Pen
sion q gents was passed
TIM ENROLMENT ACT.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
BIN further 10 regulate and provide for enrolling ana
calling out the national forces
offered ON Saturday, repeating tie communication clause
bnt retaining the substitute feature aud providing for
encouraging volunteering for two and three years &c
This substitute disagreed to By vote Of Yeas
At4i O'Clock TIE Hsuse took recess until 'oO 7. M
EVENING SESSION.
PERSONAL RELIEF.
The H0nse took up and concurred III the Sen
ste's amendment 10 the bill authorizing the Secretary
az he Treasury 10 release and discharge from liability
e Irish Union Fair recently held at Chicago for hay
inc sold goods lottery tickets, &C, without stamps.
TREATY WITH COLOMBIA
Tho House passed the Senate bill to carry into effect
the treaty with the Republic OF Colombia late New
Granada and extending the convention OF 1891
ENROLMENT BILL.
The House resumed the consideration OF the BIZ
further to regulate and provide Tor the enrolling anu
calling ont OF the National forces.
The, voted on and rejected the substitute ~ Mr..
Brooal proposing that hereafter person shah be re-
ceiyed or accepted 10 in the army as substitute
for any other person liable to military duty and who
NAV have been enrolled drafted for that purpose
The term Of service Of all soldiers hereafter shall be one
year. unless discharged and that In lieu OF all
bountes their pay shall be $50 month, &c.
Mr.. STEVENS offered q substitute authorizing the
President to call into the military service not exceeding
200 coo men, in addition TO those already called for 70
for two years unless sooner discharged and that
IL not otherwise obtained, draft may DO ordered to
take place within forty days or at such time Thereafter
as the President may direct. Any person who Is liable
TO draft and has been regularly enrolled may purchase
exemption the draft for two years by paying three
hundred dollars. -.,..
Any drafted person may purchase tho like exemption,
nv having 900 The commutatioh money thus paid
shall 20 into the Treasury for the purpose Of paying the
bounties herein provided. Every soldier voluntarily
aud regularly enlisted In TO receive bounty OF so
u hs "a killed OK disa IN the service RstSSe w s4pxa;