, 1864-06-30

, The bill for the relief OF Murv K.,3o ~
| whote husband was executed in Rlchmon
IS s.py, W'as passed. She is to draw nav
pension.
Il Mr. SUMNER, of Mass, from the Com
mittce On Foreign AHai1B, moved TINT tn
message ofthe President and the accompany
Ing documents on Mexican atlnirs and til
conduct Of France be referred to the Con
unable to affirm that theY were Of suticieu
, Mr. VAN W1NKLE, Of West Va, report
, ed bill to provide for the Reissue Of certal
lost bonds to the Aaams Express Co..
: aud Baxter not entitled to seats as Senator
from Akaneas, was taken up.
After long debate, MR.. WADE moved t
postpone the question and take up the bi
Lost.
, The resolution was then passed; yeas 2;
6n motion Of Mr.. wosrER Of Ct, the bf
! IN :.neuumcus u the .,s2 .:ensio2:. @ aaa Of Jul
. 14tb, 1852, was taken up. Ha stated ths
! ! there were 1900 cases to relieve b
the prov;sions Of this bill. The Committee
amendment, extending :c the ,Niyea IN
: children Of co1ored soldiers the beiieats {
this bill, without further proofs than the fht
that the parties have lived together tn
! years, was adopted, oil Other amendment
/ agreed to. aud the bill was passed.
Mr., CONNESS, OF Cal, by unanimous COT
sent. introduced i bill. to provide for tn
sale OF mineral lands, and to extend the Eigh
| Of pre- +enpsion thereto.
| The consideration Of the bill to refmburs
| Pennsylvania being resumed, Mr. FISHERMAN
/ ont Pennsylvania. making the bill general
and paying I'LL militia engaged In repellin
| rebellion In PenusYlgacia, or where they has
been paid, refunding to the government Q
the State to which they belonged, In trus
for the sts.e or institution, or individual Th,
ment vas adopted
| Mr. TEN EYCK, of N. T., submitted hi
Mr. WILSON, from the Military Commit
tee, reported the House bill to fs-ther zegu.
late and provide for national 1nilitha
The President rro tcm. appointed Nessrs.
Horton, Foster and Conness Com1aittee OF
Conference on thep part of the Senate, on the
| Pacific Railroad BILL and Mes5rs. DDolittle,
Harris and NesmttE on the Northern Raciic
Route bill.
On motIon, Alr, HdRLAN'S Joint resolu-
tion was adopted, that the President of the
| United statee be requested to appoint day
Of humiliation md prayer By the people Of
/ the United stGtes.
| On motion of A1r. WILSON, the Senate
| took up the bin to further provide for and.
regulate the enrolling and calling out Of NJ
The following amendments Of the Com
| mlttee were adopted, striking out the substl-
tuta in the Let sestton, which provides for
bount3es to volunteers, TINS excluding sub
etitutee from the benefit Of bounties, chang
Ing the mode Ct payment Of bounties from
one half on being mustered In, one-fourth on
expiration Of half the term Of service, and
one-fourth at the end OF said service, to three
equal payments Of one third each instead.
Striking out the clause.whieh allows full
bounty TO persons discharged from service
By wounds or sickness.
riod auowe ed after call for filling the quota
Mr: HENDB1cKs, OF Ind, offered an
amendment Furnishing officers By dismissal,
with forfeiture of pay and allowances, for
knowingly enlistins minors Under sixteen
Mr. BROWN, Of Missouri, moved to strike
out the third section, which permits Execu-
tiyes Of States to send agents into States in
rebellion to recruit. Adopted.
M1. SHERMAN, of Ohio, moved to amend
the amendment by inserting the words
ssduty Of the Prestdent,' instead OF lawful
for Tie Executive Of any States, and proyil-
ing that such recruits may be Organized
and equipped according to existing laws and
receive bounty,
the folio wing new sectioas,:
"And be It further enacted, that tor the
purpose Of paying bountiea and enforcing
The draft provided for in this act, there shall
J1.;as g1 in ann ~ aani"1 ~ ~
~ oort ~ Ut ,raa1,a, "aad;.a- H. ~
drcd dollars, which duty shall be assessed
md collected In the mode prescribed in the
act to provide internal reveaue to support the
gIre1meG. Gen. aa H. 10 hIas ,n' Oh saG p1o1c
eha'7 a au Jaus1 ~, ta uua ~ '9's n.o5 os5
na-t W "A }1o senret az 80 - ~ ~ Tes r.
n,th,rane1 - ~ .Hab ~ -1,1os 80 49, ~
iatsoUs "a ~ ~ the t;mc oud 1noda ~ ~ assasa-
ment as - win insure rel thc &C collection Of Ills
speeiul tax; After desnltarE debate,
": shEKalAS agreed 10 modltJ ms amend
ment, making the special war tux hye> 10,
~ 1sSea e. ct ten per cent, and "aa then adopted
Mt. POWELL, Of Ky.. offered an en,end. !
mont fhe ohjacf' ~ with hc evnlcinn9 to ho
~ Gamma cac state to recrniii ~ With ~ ~ Is
own limits. Agreed to. '@' ~
The hill as amended was reportod to the
Senate, and passed.. Adjourned.
IT. po1rF11 ~ -" Esotnnt,. v ,,,~oa -
as4,o1 ~ 80 .en,ar u -,1asa ~
PVo.pone ~ pstos oruels aa" t1Ae w aae
'ors m Ieso.ut,oa u.s,s. ~ .onoos s.,-..
2, -. 11itasE ~ osaeE ms rGesnny oeen S
enstian ~ ein IN ssd Slate of tha ;arnnat Esd
c1nnati, and
WnEnEAs, free p-eas t. essential to maintain
fha rtshts an9 aaeestaes o. she people: Iheteose.
r,nss ths so1ss nrie+ - he revoked en5 that
the P,esident Be 1arther reuuested to isaue snch
orders AZ Will preYcnt military authorities from en-
Mr, COWAN, OF Pa, professed no knowl-
edge Of the Cincinnati Eaquirer-did not
knnw what it contained ond didn't' care-
hnt had coma ~ ~ the conoi,,s,o,' o a - onnoga
this infringement Of rights in future.
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