The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-03
TIIRTY-E4GHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1854.

the bill to provide for the speedy punishment
guerilla marauders, which concurred Ia.
INCREASE SALARIES TRADE TREATY JUDGES AND
1 ARBIrRATORs.
Mr. SUMNER moved to take up the bill increase the
salaries tue judges and arbitrasors under the treaty
win Great Britain tor the suppression OF the slave trade
He explained that the bill related officers resident at
sierra leone ana the Cape OF Good Hope that the Judges
two Thousand dollars per annum, aud could not 1.-Two
| such sans
Mr.. IRuMsuI. (rep) OF H. opposed taking up tho bill
and said these officers had nothing do aud paid
MIR. CoNsEss (rep) Of Cai opposed It, The Judges
N nus own state were receiving but forty per cent
The bill was not taken up.
THE ENROLMENT PASSED.
Mr. WILSON (repl OF Mass, from the conference COM
mtee on the bill further regulate provide for en-.
rolling aud calling out the national forces report
that the committee agreed essentially the House bii
years $500 for three years instead 500 for one
year. $500 for two years $500 years; and
the bounty Is made payable In three yearly equal
ments Full bounty is not allowed discharged soldiers
case OF death the bounty made payable TO the chill
den wife or mother but not to the legal representatives
notice OF MY days Is required to be given before
draft is ordered
House provision allowing recruiting in rebel states
was retained except as to Tennessee and
siana.
the question concurrence With tho report the vote
stood yeas l6 Is SO the report concurred
in. Annexed is the vote
e. s Anthem, c.rn Fqc Grimes Hale John
roy ks@ssy samasr Wade Wsn.ons - Wllsea"is rome
derson Hendricks Hicks McDonsa Powsii, RIDE saais
bury saermsn, sprague, Ten Eycx. Trambul Van win.
Mr. siIvsxAy, lrsp? Of Ohio moved that second
mittee Of conference be appointed on the bill.
soreuce.
gina Mr Carlie) and his associates to know that we
leave the gcvernn, Mt poweress dill the ranks Of the
ns na VIII emo ~ ANARCHY should we
break up in confusion, cgsatc for tho Of tho
70 s sGae 10 na s
come when faction will triumph-when no more troops
shall be Grant shall no longer be sustained
before Richmond The Senator from Virginia (Mr. Car
e rses to counsel who have sustained this
with the rebellion that is not worth while longer to
Continue IT, II was 10 be hoped that would not take
counsel from those who DO nothing against the rebellion
To counsel the seoate this did
a good grace from the Senator Mr.. Care). He Mr.
MorrilD would stay here month, necessary He would
stay mere IN provision Is made 70 I'll our armies lilo
trusted that the motion Tor another conference committee
would be agreed 10.
Mr. CARlilh briefly replied TO the remarks OF Mr. Nor
r and expressed his oppose the rebel
lion and stay here FOR thirty years. need there should
be- and vote all the time against such bills tho
under discussion
Mr. SnxRMAN's motion for tho Senate insist on its
amendments, and asking for further conference com
mittee, was then adopted by yeas %, nays g.
Mr.. CoSNEs then moved to reconsider the vote agree
ing 90 second con erence committee, the ground
that there was danger that the bill might fail for want
u quorum ia the House.
The motion was carried, by yeas 90, nays II.
The motion TO disagree with the report Of the confer
ence committee then remembered and the report
haally conquered in, by 81, g. folews
fs Ahn ss cas e%. . osr @
Of Ind Morgan, Morrill, McDousar Poneroy: Powell Ram.
ws gsy wh9 c.p. Ss1s
Ian, Harris, Henderson, Hendricks
RECONSTRUCTION or TIE REnnr Stairs.
Mr. WADE, opp OF Ohio, made report from the
mitice the bill 10 certain
States, whose governments have been overthrorn re
publican form OF government and moved that the Senate
recede from its amendments
Motion carried by yeas IL, nays H.
The Senate them at twenty minutes past Eve, took
recess un half past seven O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION
SUBMARINE INVENTIONS.
Mr. HsE called up the bill making an appropriation for
testing submarine inventions.
The bill was passed.
rosr
Mr. CoSSEss called the bill correcting clerical
in the Post office law Of june 1854, which was passed
THE COURT or CLAIMS, ere.
Mr. TRrMDuLL called the bill to restrict the iursdc.
ton Of the Court u Claims and provide Tor the pay
ment OF certain demands for quarermasrs stores and
States.
On motion Of Mr. CLARK il amended require
Auditor OF the Treasury.
Mr.. McDoue.IL offered an amendment sppropriatins
two hundred and hty thousand dollars indemnify
Mexico injuries she has sustained through the
policy of the United statos which he hinged speech
the Mexican question: and then withdrew the amend
The bill was passed.
On motion OF Mr. HARRIS the bill regulate the sessions
Of the Circuit and District Courts for the Northern Dis
trot Of New York was then taken up and informally
/ Presldent announces tOioWing e.
the conference the amendatory TO the Pension
aw;-Msssrs. Foot, Harland and Van winkle.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
The resolution liking the adjournment OF Congress- at
twelve O'Clock meridian on the 4sh Of July then came up
a' the special order Ssr,rr,o. o, sxuoo,uo.
M SHERMAN called up the House bill making an ap.
preparation 70 carry into effect the law 70 prevent smue
NATIONAL ACADEMY or LITERATURE
academy Of os ar and ART sas Ss
Academy OF Moral and Political Science
Mr.. McDouoALL opposed the bill
Mr. HAIE said was too late 10 create Close corpora
tons Of mutual ADMIRERS and moved 70 postpone its
The bill was postponed.
rus wAsmxoroH AQuHpuor
Mr.. MoRnnL introduced bill TO provds for the CON-
| pletiou Of the Washington aquedueL
appropriates hundred and atty thousand dollary
and provides for building dam across the Potomac W
The bill was considered and passed.
ENCOURAGEMENT Or INNOVATION.
Mr. SHxnMAx made a report from the eonssspencs
oomnit,es on the bill 10 encourage emigration,
stating tha, tho senate rcceded adopted the House
bill The report was coneurrsd In.
4 EDUCATION OF CONSTRUCTORS AND weps0Rs
Mr.. BAiI called up the House bill 70 sassorias tho
eecrsary OF the Navy 70 provide for the EDUCATION
naval constructors aud steam engineers and explained
that the passage Of this bil was very mpoant. almost
posed for these oce dorept grades are TO b raised
| about twenty per centum.
The bill Vas passed
Mr. suxSyR opposed hasty adjournment. There was
psed Of hundreis Of millions additional taxes. The PEG
| pie demand to'os taxed. y.
| Mr. wAps moved 70 adjourn. Motion lost.
Mr. WILKINSON opposed the resolution.
| Further discussion ensued by hessrs. He,1dersou
Trumbui, Hendricks, McDougal, CONFESS aid others
interpreted with motons 70 adjourn ana motion q
into Executive session.
The Senate then voted u AZ the time or adourumen,
| on Monday, al twelve O'Clock noon.
| JrLy "a A. NJ
Attwo O'Clock A. " the b., 10 impose a special 70,
| ON incomes was received from the House.
: s IN sai s s.sss sas.sS TO
the CONFEDERATION N tho Income bill, aud WOULD
held rgSp6nsbie for hssty legislation H9 vSas read
Is assume the responsibility Of preventing psssas
until u eeyla h SSsniRsd y
20 "a oons,deyatioh II VA the easbAi a. and he
oscsslps pubic sxgsnoy that required H.
1 ~ a. ouvfrood r<a NJ the