New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04

nearly all entirely concurred in The Senate proposct
TO create two prices one 30 ana tue other s9 S c
mttee ade compromise Of $40 per thousand instead
Of % cents pound. The clause as to the trarspora
ton Of certain articles free was altered SO as to eonhe
remains the same. The gains and income IRON real
estate purchased within the year to be included In
relation to stamps the clause has been amended that
instruments not stamped to be void. he regretted
to say the tax cotton is stricken out, the Senate
Conerees refusing to concur unless drawback were
given on the manufactured article. The tax on banks
only amended 10 change from January 10 July 90
as TO give six months more time. 80
| Mr.. MORRILL, answered various questions elicing
the following points in relation TO the bills The
the gross receipts Of vessels stands hut they exempt
when cbargeable with trnnage duties. The tax on
sales was abandoned by the Senate conferees. Both
Houses have agreed to the appointment Of Corn..s-
sioDers to sit during the recess 10 examine into the
subject of taxation. Savings Banks are taxed onchaf
of per centnm on their deposits 70 take place on shs
first of May Freight and passengers from one part OF
the United States to another and passing through
foreign country shall pay the same as passing through
other parts Of the United States
The report Of the Committee on Conference was
adopted by large majority.
lir. Dawes (Mass.) was temporarily called to the
chair.
THANKS TO SPEAKER COLPAy.
Mr.. Cox Ohio offered the following resolution:
Peoired That the of i. House be- and hereby
rendered the Hon. Schuyler Cofs, for the dnned abs
Mr.. Cox said he desired to make this an earnest
preston OF the feellng OF Tue house. hIvsb
unexamp.ed and historic PERIOD when great conflict
was progressing, and when tie throes OF the Nauon
called for extraordinary scenes, unusual ana eddion-
ally responsible duties had been Imposed on the lua,
and for others around him, that the Speaker
has, in the discharge OF those duties MOI.
Grated IN great degree, .ne .s EassGp bv tSe
heat and clamor OF debate. For this no was notony
entitled to personal but the public regard. In con.
cusion Mr. Cox said: Propose, without formaity ana
10 tando ~ m
will trust sir that in the future the same modera'
ton and bengnity may radate In this House as 1t Las
radated from the Chair during the present Congress.
We shall part here with unusual good feeling. wish
IL could peryade our whole people, In the language OF
the Bible and in this would have all reverenty
pray % Let all bitterness and wrath and anger ana
clamor and evil speaking be put away rom you, WIN
all malice and be We kind to another, even as God
for Christs sake, hath forgiven you"
! Mr. DAWSON concurred In the view expressed oy ms
friend from Ohio that it eminently proper 10 te-
der to the Speaker some acknowledgements for hls
habitual kindness and courtesy. The members Lere
came together in the midst OF evil sanguinalv be-
yond parallel and althought hardly to be expected
mat the presiding officer should be entirely froe
from per sona bias in his official action yet he beloved
he but expressed the general sentiment when he aa to
propreiy OF his place. The intercourse OF the speaker
with the members OF the House had been KIND ana
genial and his conduct uniformly courteous he hoped
In separating the same kindly feeling would prevail
and that they would all endeayor TO cherish In tie
future, charity, liberation, moderation and candor
The resolution was adopted, three or Tour ony sothe
against it.
NIAGARA SHIP CANAL
An Intellectual motion made to suspend tbe rules
In order to consider the Senate bill making provision
| for the Illinois and Niagara ship canal surveys.
| ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. WILSON from the Committee on Conference on
the Army Appropriation bill made report leaving out
one only OF the controverted points.
Mr., Wilson then moved that the House recede from
the amendment left unadusted and agree 70 Il as nod
fed thus: that money appropriated by this act Snail
be paid to the Illinois Central Railroad Company Tor
transportation of troops and property OF the United
States.