The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

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Hagan, commissary of the Fifty-fourth
Virginia regiment, who was captured by
the enemy in East Tennessee. The
resolution provides that he be credited
in the settlement of his accounts by the
sum of four thousand one hundred dol
lars, taken from him by the enemy The
resolution was passed.
Mr.. Aachen, from the Committee on
Quartermaster and Conmissarv Depart
ments, reported back memorial Of Cap
tain William johnson. Referred to the
Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Anderson, from the Committee on
Ways and Means. reported joint rcso-
luton for the relief of Stephen B. Mar
shall, tax collector Of Putnam county,
Georgia. Passed.
Mr.. Lyon, from the Committee on
Ways and Means. reported bill making
appropriations for the support of the
Government from July 1st to December
81, 1865, and to supply defciencies.-
The bill was considered and passed.
A message was received from the Presi
dent notifying the House that he had
approved
An act "to amend post-routc 1,649,
in the State of Georgia"
An act to regulate the compensation
of the State Collector of Virginia."
An act "to provide for the payment
of amounts due certain officers and pri-
Yates who are prisoners Of war;"
An act ito make an appropriation for
thn oc
ing machine"
Mr. Lyoh, of Alabama, from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, reported a
bill "to amend an act to reduce the cur
rency and 70 authorize a new issue Of
notes and bonds," approved February
16, 1864. Passed.
Mr.. Baldwin, from the same committee,
reported bill for the relief of the Trea-
sury- Note Bureau. Passed.
Mr.. Smith, of North Carolina, from
the Committee on Claims, reported a
bill for the relief of David Moore, Danic!
Moore and Mrs. Mary r. Alexander, with
an amendment by the committee, which
was concurrcd in and the bill passed.
Mr.. Miles asked that the House recon-
slider it's vote by which the report OF
General John B. Hood was ordered to
be printed, and requested the reading OF
portion Of the report. The House re-
fused to reconsider.
The Chair laid before the House
a message from the President, re
turning, with his objections, a bill
providing for the promotion of Of
fcers in certain cases." The message
stated that the Constitution alread y
provided for the promotion of officers by
the general commanding an army or tht
Presidentl The House sustained thu
veto Of the President ny refusing to pas:
the bill, as follows:
YxAs-- Messrs. Atkins, Clopton, Cruikshank
Farrow, Fuller Gilmer. Gray, Herbert, Holiday J
NJ. Leach, Logan, Ramsay. Simpson, Smith Q
North Carolina, Wickham-l3.
NAYs-AEderSOn, Baldwin, DarkSdllc, BatsOn
Baylor, B,andford, Bradley, Branch, Burnett, Car
roll, Chambers, Chrls'nan, Clark, Colyar. Conrad
Conrow, Darden, De Jacne:5e, Dickinson, Ewing
| Funsten, Gather, GholsOn, Goode, Hanly, hart
ridge, Hatcher, Johnston, Lyon, Machen, Mar
shall, McMulin, Menees, Miller. Pugh, Read
Rogers, Russell, Sexton, J. NJ. Smith, Staples
Swan Triplett, Wilkes-4f.
The Chair laid before the House Sc
nate bill "to limit the issue of forage il
certain cases." Passed.
Mr.. Ramsay, of North Carolina, unde
a suspension Of the rules, offered a bil
"to allow transportation to certain Off
GERS and privates in the army and to dis
charged and retired officers and soldiers.
Referred to the Committee on Militar,
Affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Swan, the Hous
resolved into secret session.