The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

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Rotary the Treasury who sAaii certify the Same 70 Con-
Mr. rss EYcx ssd that white ne would not throw any
impedmsnt in the way Of the establishment OF this line
BY refusing ~ owners the right Of and while be
would refuse granting them quarter SECTIONS Of land
every fifteen miles NOR refuse them the aid OF tho navy
be would DO opposed to granting them subsidy Of half
without dollar being granted 70 them He opposed
TO at this te when tho golfers Of the Treasury
bare that our posr soldiers cannot receive their green
Mr.. BRows said tbere was now company preparing 70
construct tsegraphc line between the Eastern and
western ContiDents without asking any subsidy.
Mr. GsIAss opposed certain provisions Of the bill a.
Injurious to the interests Of the government.
Tho amendsos Of Mr.. Ten Eyck was then rejected By
the following vots:-
i.s Van
M aot Go.: L 1ss1
EsEl PS%srG5 Ramsay Richardson sDFasao sumner
Mr.. WILSON, lrsp.) Of Mass. a this time (twsnty
minutes past four p NJ moved that the Senate 60 into
Mr. rxunsUI. trsp) Of nj. hoped that tbs bs would
DO finished to-day, "a II was Of national importance.
Nj. wnsos said i was very important % have sz
Nj, hoDouaAIL, toppl Of CAL. would suggest Il Il
would suit the views Of tho Senators from
paid towards tho purchase Of the New Jersey Railroad
Company and tho exttnguishment Of tho New England
Mr.. WILSON said be was as.ouished a. tho remarks or
NE senator from California ir. McDouga As far az
ne Mr. Wilson, was individually concerned. II the bill
probably support t. but he believed highly important
mat We should have An executive session for short
Mr.. rRvMpurL hoped We would finish this bin before we
parted II the subsidies were found Objectionable NO
could hereafter repeal them
from aay particular hostility to ito grand objects, but
because he thought this inopportune time for Its
passage He thought there had been muCh feeling OK
hibed to day In trying press the measure through
and while he would acau Senator'S from any unworthy
he knew there had been strong lobby influences brought
70 bear TO effect the object.
Mr. coSSrss, Gep) OF CAL, with much warmth Of
feeling, repeed the impusaou conveyed tho language
Of tue Senator from Maine (Mr Fessenden| that the
Senators whe supported and urged tho bill were IN.
fuenced BY soy such motives
Mr.. rRUxBuIL said, the Senator from Maine had used
unparliamentary language
Mr. FRseESDEx said he had not nfrnged parliamentary
rules.
NJ. CorSsss said-Then At least, was in bad TASTE
lir. FEssxSDEs was understood TO reply that the
He (Mr Fessenden) had reranea from any feeling In
this matter; but il the Senator from Illinois Mr. Trum
bul insisted upon quarrel with him, he Should have IT,
Mr. TRUMBuLL did not desire any quarrel with the Sen
ator from Mane but he believed his language ON this as
hss been on other occasions and reflect
i've on the motives OF other Senators for their conscen
ous action on matters which came before this body In
his (r Trumoulis) he had always acted accord
ing 70 his best judgment a. SENATOR and without fear
or favor.
Mr.. DooIv7r trep) Of Wis, rose to point Of order,
that the debate was not n order.
The CHAIR decided that the debate not In order to
the extent It had been carleton in this case.
Alter motion 70 into executive session, Mr.. HAR-
from the decision Of the Chair but after
Mr.. JOHNSON. tcpp.l Of Nd, moved to adjourn.
Mr.. FEsssNDRN asked tho Senator (Mr. Johnson) to
withdraw his molten as II would be unjust to him mfr
Fessenden) to have the Senator from Illinois Mr Tru.
bully cut off In the midst OF his TRADE against him with.
out allowing him to conclude and he (Mr Fessenden) to
Mr. JoHssox said without Wishing to do either Senator
injustice It was the purpose OF hh motion 20 adjourn to
stop this debate
The Senate then concurrcd In verbal amendment Of
the House TO the Indian Appropriation bii which had
previously been before the Senate
The motion Of Mr. johnson adjourn was carried and
Ne senate, At Ave O'Clock, adjourned.
House OF Represe nta tives.
WASHINGTON, June l, slssl.
ESTABLISHMENT NEW POST ROUTES.
Mr. ALLEY, (rep) OF Msss. from the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads, reported bill establishing
large number Of post routes. IL passed without
being read.
INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM or COINAGE.
Tho SrRAKSR presented the petition Of Charles King
President and Hamilton Fish, Chairman Of the Trustees
Of Columbia Collage in favor international system
Of coinage, weights and measures.
INCREASING SOLDIERS.
Mr.. SCHESCK, (rep) OF Ohio. from the committee OF
conference the bill increasing the pay OF privaes
sixteen dollars per month and commissioned officers
among other things tina, the hundred days men and
oil others win receive the same rate OF ray The report
adopted.
PROPERTY DESTROYED THE UNITED STATES
The SPEAKER announced the first business 10 be the
passage OF the bill considered yesterday providing for
the appointment OF boards OF commissioners adiud-
claims property destroyed by the armies OF
United States
teen mbers answered to their names.
The above named bill was passed-6s against 81.
STREET RArIRoAp WASHINGTON.
The House resumed the consideration OF the Scuates biz
Incorporating another street railroad company in the Dis
trct of Columbia and by 80 against IS refused to strike
oct the proyiso that regulation shall be made excud
ing persons from the cars account OF color The
bill passed, 50 against 46.
ras 1SpL,s APPROPRIATION BrL.
The House acted on the Senatos amendments 70 the To-
dian Appropriation bill
PACIFIC RAiLRoAD ELL.
o, motion OF Mr. STEVENS (rep) Of Pa the ball amends
tory o the Pacific Railroad act was postponed until Tues
1ux ns1rrEsrsr or NAVAL OFFICERS
Mr. RICE (rep OF Mas. from the Committee Naval
Affairs, reported tho Senate BILL which passed, that
tho OF December 1861. to promote the efficiency OF
tho navy sha not construed retro officer under
sxtytwo years Of who has been nthe
i've years after he arrived ut the Of sixteen years.
aad also passed the bill providing that the corps OF com.
randers IN the navy on the active list shall temporarily
embrace all appointed 10 such grade prior to the
mencement " the present session OF Congress.
RANK or WARRANT oFrCESe or yAvY.
M. RicE reported the House bill giving sssimated
rank 20 warrant officers OF tho navy After nveyears
service they TO rank ensgus. aad after ten years
- masters
DISTRIBUTION or rnrzx MONEY!
The Houae bin regulating prize proceedings and the
distribution Of prize money.
RpUcAEoH or NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS AND KReMmne.
The house bill authorizing The Secretary Of tbs Navy
70 provide fer the education Of naval constructors and
steam epginesrs the candidates bs under eighteen
years q age.
he above named bills were passed.
HlCEoxs moS CAD CONTRACT
Mr. RrcR reported Joint resolation autborixing the
Secretary Of The Navy 10 alter the contract with Captain
Eosoa for the ccsstructca q mpreknabls Iron vessels
he Dictator and furitanl that Captain Ericsson
relieved a his contract for she Puritan, and the govern
mont take u ~ the amount H valuation land finish
csrdirg to recently demonstrated imprcvsmeas Nothing
contained 10 this resolution 70 be construed Affect
the contract fcs the Dictator M Rice explained the
teac OF the rcsoasou raging that the Dsator Ia 10 be
completed without additional cost V the government
Mr.. wAsHBuENs (rep) OF IN said the glowing tribute
pAd 10 thl,nkil aldno rinleu Of Eriaon dnahf