New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

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carefully in tic comm.Usc md al pug, they were o.
posed 70 the reduction tcy considered that tho sir ap
piopiiated wOaid be much they coud eEpcnd dar
ing the Year Thcy therefore concluded to recommend
that the House concur IN the amendment.
! On motion tie House acoO dinghy coHcurfed IA th
Senate's amendment.
THh LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
The House consider ed TIE Scuftes amendments u
the Legislative; E1eeut.se ANA Judicial APP oP'"'Vl
TIE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
Mr. Tg.TH rLaiImau of the Library Cofninliiee
said the enlargement DJ ,1iess Q! l'e Ig?sfy ioi
which M app 0praton sl6o 90 was a5Acd Nao ao
routey necessary because no more room exists ioi I
addition OF books. Moro lan half tie pescnt hbrh
is unprotected against fire Fifty thousand out oi nhe
thousand volumes are IN tlc wooden portion OF ,"s
library subject to q repetition o. the calamity which
destoycd the collection In l5 ard has neatly de
stroyed the Smithsonian Insiitgliop. The g.sa danger
20 these rational treasures is i1niInr 10 0. no 0.c
lost the books cannot be fully reriaccd. The donaiio
10 the Library from foreign Governments and those OF
The seycYnl States are too valuable 70 be pegleoled ana
this grea. National Library which has been buit up al
SO mpel oSp5SGure Of eare nd money should 10! pe
suffered 10 rema,n Hnpfotectei. ~.
The amendment Was ccnouTIed in together Win
others.
PUBLICATION o. PROCEEDINGS.
The nousc added an amendment requiring me pro-
cccdngs Of Congress TO be published the next day IN
TIE Congressional Gtobf speeches no' ne'aaly uen'
cred 10 De post pOned until there 10 room ioF iheA
! TIE DEFICIENCY BILL.
| The next amendment Of the Senate the addition
OF the deficiency appropriation hil the passage oil when
has been long delayed owing to the d,sagrcement by te
Senate 10 the appropriation OF $4,000 for extra COM
pcnsation to the clerks and oiheT empoes Of the Honsc
| The Committee on Ways and Means recommended q
| non. concur ence in this amendment.
| Mr. MORRILL, hoped the House would concur In the
amendment Of the Senate aud ihus end The controversy
tho amendment being the deficiency bill as it had
passed This House but without the item OF extra com
pensation 10 clerks and employs
Mr.. STEVENS said the House had refused more than
twice TO strike ont the approximation yet The benaie
.ltatsh
Tor stationery while 100 members OF the House receive
only sl2Co0 The Senators distribute 90 volumes each
@; The Congressional Globe while each member Of The
House distributes only 81 As 10 mileage. the senator
from Ohio (Mr She!man) receives So willie the mem
Der OF this House from tue same town receives S3lv
Each Of the Senators from Kensas receives 81 leo,
while the member here receives hut 4 300 HBd yet
the House does find fault with these domestic insti
nons Of the Senate but the House does claim Ia
age their contingent fund IN their own way.
Mr. CARTEL was unwilling longer to keep Up TIRE
contest and referred TO the law Of s5s TO show that
pa. shell be allowed unless theIe is special povi
zion for that purpose The House In it, generosity,
last Winter passed resolution TO par snch extra com
peBsation directly In face OF the las.
NJ. JANTs G. ALLEN was unwilling TO Weld 10 the
dctation Of the Senate and therefore opposed the Sen
aie's amendment.
Ny. KAssoS said be was originally opposed to the
extra compensation but thought II vss the duty Of the
House To stand by it, positOntO insist Iaying ITS
clerks the compensation 10 which they entitled.
The question was taken on the smcndrl eni adJIng
the deficiency bill. minus the extra compensation for
alive by o vote of 81 yeas against - I'nJs
TIE AMENDAToRY LYRoLLnESr BILL.
The House resumed the consideration ofthe Amend
at0ry Enrolment bill the section pending being that
which Increases the penalty for dcsetion by ds!ian
cbisinG deseTtoTs who do moi return In sixty days.
Mr.. TOWNSEND moved 10 strike out the section.
MIR. SCIiTsCK said this section copied precisely
froIn the bill which has passed the Senate and he be
cycd IL to be wholesome provision he was glad the
motion had been made, because IL would distinguish
those who were friendly 70 those who lad deserted
heir country and Tag from those 10 were ia favor OF
furnishing desertions from Tue coaniiy ana the flag
Mr. j. G.. ALLEN opposed the section. because IL was
designed 10 b. retroactive and he entered has protest
against the Inference drawn bv the gentleman from
Ohio who oueh; to be Haunting such rcns-ks n the
face OF gentlemen the Opposition side NJ the House.
Those vino do no, support the section should nor be
raigncd enemies Of the Government III vss unjust
Mr. CBAYLEl. said there no necessity for such
stringent and that the IN itself volaEed The
rights OF every citizen throughou; .he country
Nj. ScBEScK remarked that .e Lad rsadc no general
charge Ofaisioyaly and in reply 20 MI. AIensaia ihe
bill retTO- active and tue ConmItee on MihtaT,
A fiairs h1d carefully avoided making Ii 30.
NJ. Town ED explained Ais TaasnD f'r moving IT, !
TO rke on, me section SAYING thst innocent pesons
ycrd be affected lie did not She gentleman iIem
Ohio get bis loyalty 10 the Government AID threw
back the infamous nsnuatlou OF The gentleman with
ScOrn. ..H
Mr Townsend was called to order.
Mr. ScHRscK-O let him 20 ~
MIR. TOWNSEND concluded his r~marks. when Mr. !
ScuRycg said il entertaining the sentiments which the
gentleman had expressed constituted dsOs as, thob
hiI opinion the gentleman was dlslossl
Mr.. ELpMDGi. inquired whether that lsuSms; was
Tie speaker replied the, The s-ntcmas could mo-, 1
make the statement assevereron /
Mr.. MrINFY-Ee can make = In q f.sky1azian 1
sense. .I.anghteIl ,..rl
Mr.. scuNcK-I DO not make it in Pokviekian
The SPEAKER said IL the gentleman ~sarged
sgains. SIC gentleman from New ors. he ss ont OF
order.
mans language II It did not lsFee whistle reinffe
notes. t,cn DC was not spstnined..b
= Mr. KMDrIsiscIf wisie 20 know wh"th Or TIE gen
teman measured his Loyalty ly mat al lisse on INC
opposition side Oi the House. - Z,
H. scIuAeK replied le-vOad not 80 whether de Z
ssnk.ee.ow rose ubove saea standard.
Al this pon. Mr. MosRiIL made report on the dis
agreeing amendments TO the Navy Appropriation bt
aud IL va. passed - 90 -.
10 strike the pending section OF the Enrolment bad
and decided ia TIE nj gaiivo. a
Alr. CHasLrE offered new section ui't 80 much o.
N act gs authorizes the President ttralse troop, ,!
cou,cripOn be and the s1me axe herfbs repealed I'D
supported IL by speech.
The amendment was rejected; te9s -; Aa'' -
Those who Vcled IN The affirmative die
M,ssrs. A,cons, Breoss, Chan. e. clzy penison Eun
~ eoe EliI ess i.a"s Ssid Ls1iHas , '.9i
Perry Prom Rogers Rosa scs sr-o1Fc lownssa. " Ads
worth. c. ". White and J. W. Nhis s.,u.-.- -,
1hc bill having been feIieeicn. MI. schLA' m"'e"
Ire previous question
but the question vss dec'ccu ~ tee heseu'f. g.,
The III was taen read ihD iirie' ana Puse. D.
vote OF "a ye0s against - na's. ..
The folio ~ amer ymeat was adopted Oh inotloa %
NI Ho,nisn: That IN every case NhcIe ANY Dhimehi'
or company hes 6een mustered o OF tcIy!se
v reason % the expiration Of the term io which tuc
az ranization had been accepted the Secretary o, W r
authorized md directed 70 cause nniedIheiy 10 ne
yrsto,ed ont All thc.e non.cmnmssionrA officers and
ny;,atcs wo daring tie years 1864 AID lsoJ were en-
ated with tie assurance md understanding ina tfy
were 10 serve only for tie nneXpred Term OF eny
eueh orpauizafiOY and in case where Regiments.
Laft,i1ns ara companies have not been mustered ont
then such non.comnissioned oices sh'l pii'a'es as
I .od he
Whenever the term OF Such organization shall expire;
nrordo t,at before any sueh enlisted is muster'd