, 1866-04-03

ported the bill to cquaiize bonn,les in new form.
when II was reeommtttcd TO the Military Commit
and one.thtId dollar per uonth, minus the amounts
already paid. Home guard. Or troops called oat for
aG,: 70 money VIII BE paid out under the acs 10
III. suMNER offered resolution callinr upon
the Postmaster General and the Secretary OF The
Treasury to report to the Seu11e whether eince De-
cembt ast. any persons hare been permitted to Gu
ter upon the duties Of Office In ihese departments,
md rccevc Falsrcs, without taking the oah rrquir
nj. McDoUGAL objected. md the resolution
Mt. FEssESDES, from the Finance COMMITTEES.
reported the loan bull without a1nerdn1enp.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate eonmunica.
don nom the President Of the United States, trans
State oi Alabama. asking for an e1tensian Of time
toG the complexion Or certain railroads in that State
which wss setcz7rd to the Committee On Public
Mr. WILSON, nom the Military Committee, rc-
ported fayofabty bill to provide arms and Ammn.
milton tor ths defence Of the inhabitants Of Dakota
.;aa Tas n. slsssif,inE and graduating the invalid
ed ;oldie.s The ..e a. Il sc11cc bad expired aiso
aeninst claim agents and bounty hrokers. No asent
OF attorney can collect or act for the principal.
chs'E,ng m9re s1 ,h.n Len dollars for alt tums osef
pilot Kna6 10 The missouri border, vas passed ''1
stzres. VIII auen1m3t1, wss taken up. It pro-
ytdce that alcr the nrtt OF September next Cir1u1t
ani Ss nno,af1 "a ha, d5e ns
taw and eu,ts In equity thereafter. the same as now
possessed By the former. Ii establishes In each
d,etion Of all cats. IN the several dIstfic,s.
Ftndtrg consideration Of its twenty one sections.
the senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
TAsurscTos, April q
In huef1 Co. f.,n
for btl!s and joint resolutions,
Iii. WAshBL RNE introduced bill to provide
for contnnng In the service the acting tnedca! Of
70 suPR PRise n the
the Committee on Nayaa Affairs.
Mr. kASs0N introduced joint resolution a.
Ing stampB TO be atQxed thereto. which was read
twice AID referred TO the Committee On WaFe aud
alr. sHELLABARGEa introduced a bi1l to dc.
clare and protect 1.-The p.ivileces aud tmmuni,Ies
G. citizens q NE unied Staies; n The eete5sl
statss Which ~ r. Eead tx1ee and referred to the
duced I bill tn relation 10 the courts Of Wash.
red TO the Jndiaary Committee. Also hsli Grant
lrE land TO aid IN The construction Of raElroad and
Telegraph liDe from Puget Sound and Admiralty
river which was Rad .wlcc and referred 10 CON.
ntttee on 1he Pacific railroads.
Mt HAYS. Of Ohio. introduced bill to provide
yolupeer du1ine he ti1n Of n. Frrr;ae l.,
the United States dQt3nc Ihe Tcar 16Ga WHICH, vas
rad ;ntce md referred 10 the COMMITTEE On Mill
M.: IiDWELI, Of cal., introduced bin to con.
f.m he tcIcction snd tocstion of CERTAIN 1snd.
gsnasd 10 .o,6s The sts'e q California By the Omitted
Cnmmftfee m pnhtic T1nds ~ 80"
The resoIufjoue tntroduced br Mr. ROGERS. or
r. j., thu dsY tortnleht, and deb.ted t.st Monday,
up a. the nt,1t bastness m or3cr. ~'N-1s
M. PIiit;E nonyei their referrnce tn The r,or,.
,,i,scc If 4 .rs ora Mcsns 's4e'eies LIZ ~on-
Iii, KOGERs modjdcd The last resolution of
ernment ersnTitirs he,r;nfntr ,s.ned % sh.1t .o.-
The rgsoinijnna wern reteTned tn N. t.ommt,1aa
ot Ways and Means. S ~''~'
The pest busine.s bet1c The call of thu st.,es IN,
Mr. wARD, Of New York, offered The following
'1S,un1 Wn1nnas This House, On prxy,ou. oec..,on
port q bil1 eopa.1yInr the bpuntv 1r soldiers and
ta!!SEs; aaa I'd ..s,.n -.
By many Of tbofc toldiers anii sailarr. and fhc
Widowr and orphans Of thoee who have perished
on the fed ID the ho-pliai1 and IN the ~ hi nEnn
pens; and
md M definite acton hAs vet h.sen l,ad nnn tha
sSs,eet; SUB G ,he1siosc: as'a A' 'sl a '' upon 'De
have lease 10 rrpo. m b. bil or oheraise. upoa ihe
eubject At an eaTly day
Mr. SCnENCk, chairman of the Committee m
mlifre 10 dtnose pr0perv ofthit maiier. buf .fnis
tha, it was caster for outsiders to Consider il in
ali ite lights than 10, = committee TO perfect a
neaenre which wonld provide literally fol the SOL
OF the country The Enattcr had bect1 rcierred #,
subcommittee, which wns prepared to report upou
1t, bnt lii. BlaInc, Nho had especially had ii in
neur connection IN Boston, and tie commiftee
would prefer TO walt until bis return before any bill
was reported
The RESOLUTION was aaoptede
Ins 81 iol'oEs9 resolution, offered b NJ Pike,
mp next In order:
WaKnEAs. The Goretnoss Of several Of the Brit
LIB PTostnces hare publicly warned our fishing
and thus indicated dsslgn TO renew the uuzrason-
able c3sirs made by them previous to the Ract-
procisy treaty. and to annoy orr peacc.hle CON-
s;t ssFs!Gss Thsf the seerc,a O, The INV he
qusstcd to tend sufficient Dasa lo!ce to the fehine
grounds, to protect our citizens IN the enjoyment
Of hctE rights rs recognized BY the treat, Of 1163
Ar. A0klt1L1- suggested thaf there WAS come
question a. to whether the r1Ehis referred to were
recognized undeT the treaty or 1763 or under sub
ecquept treaties.
Mr. rlkE acting On that suggestion. modified
quent treaties" ~ >>''' --~ "~D - ''0-0
Tn motion Of Iii. RAYMOND, the resolution
with leayr TO report At Auy future ume.
Iii. RAYMOND offered the following rcsolu-
tion:
Senate concurs,ng, that commission Of aye PEI.
eona be appointed By The p1ef1dent OF The United
States to consider and report to Congress, at its
ne1t session, On the necessity Of eonc more rapid.
ihe Wette1n state. and The Atlantic tesboaFd, and
subm1l some plan, whether By law o. treaty. where
hy the National Government e9n aid Ia providing
for such necessity 4 Il shall be fonnd to eEi:t: