New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE IA, 1866.

o,c.e orro,rqtea to purchase Indian Annuity goods for
Tho Indians parties TO the treaty Of Fort Laramie end ior me
Paekfoot Nation to replace those destroyed By IRE Oh INC
steSIne1 Frank Hates a. ST. Lons April 7. leG6.
Ny TRr,BULL offered an amendment fixing the salary OF
reporter Of the supreme Court az s.'oo, alo & -
that he shall furnish 800 copesoi me Annual h'Poi I"
the Secretary Of the Interior, which was adopted.
Other amendments of an unmportant character were
adopted. a., ,,,,;..oo % ,bo
Whole into tho Senate The question was upon eocqI-
ring in the amendments adopted III Committee o. INC
Air. TRu,BUL asked for separate vote on the amend
ment adopted in Committee yesterday putting SloooO a.
the disposal OF the Secretary Of the Treasury lof increase
of unensafon 10 certain clerks in his Department
The Yeas and NAYS demanded and the amendment
was agreed 20, Yeas g. Nays II, as follows:
YEAs-Messr Anthony BuckaeT ConneSs GoHan' p.Yis'
Hendricks Johnson McDougan Morga1 AoiTnl norton;
Riddle salisbury, sherman, Stewart Van "MAe ana
NAYs@Mes.rs Cragn creswer Grimes, Howard, Howe.
Krkwool Lane Gnd) Poland Pomeroy Ramsey spague'
Mr.. DAVIS offered an amendment approphatngs 900
600 he paid to the loyal owners OF slaves mustered nIo
the military service. -, q,
At The suggestion Of M CHEswELr, Mr. Davis modified
his amendment direct TO be taken for the purpose
a special fund in the hands Of the Secretary OF war; de-
rived m,ihe payment Of $500 compensations. go
81 tie request OF Mr.. FIssENDEN the above was WIN.
drawn with the understanding that should be attached
10 The army Appropriation bin.
The III was then passed
THE FUNDING BILL.
Mr. SHERMAN moved that the SeuG.e take up the Five
Per Cent Funding bill for the purpose Of allowing nr.
Ven Wrinkle 10 submit some remarks upon H. lie OIL
M VAN WIyErE addressed tie Senate in favor Of it,
urging necessity for such measure as necessary
financial relief for the country.
Farther consideration Il hC bill was p0stpoNeu al tue
colelusion Of Alr. Van Wrinkles speech.
TIE PARIS EXPOSITION.
NJ HARRIS called up the House joint resolution Tor de-
faying expenses attending the exhibition OF American
products # industry at the PARIS Exposition.
The folowinc h the substitute recommended by the
Committee On Foreign Relations for the House rcsolu-
ton:
participate 10 the advantages u he universal exhibition Of the
PRODUCTIONS Of agriculture aud manufactures and the line arts
may be necessary for tie purposes severo
specified hereby appropriated OCT OF any moneys II lLe
Treasury other npIorated first TO provide neees
sa furniture and fixtures for the proper exhibition OF the pro-
ducon Of the United states according 10 the plan OF me m
ssiSss 10 tie NC Of the nI,ed s.aes $500 in con
second Tor e conenafion of tho principal agent OF tho
exhibit on United States az the rate OF 1900 year.
provided tal tie period OF such services sha not extend
or 80 maoh thereof may be found necessay third for
Office NevYok, iol fixtures. stationery ana al
yra m rent OF sorehousc Tor reception OF articles and
proluc COZ expenses q Shipping including ragc &C., ior
height articles 70 be exhibited from toirance aud
rf and for correnaf3a Of ur cerkg in conformity With
The Joint approved The 18th Of January sC and
lcr contingent expenses the OF $50 O much thereof
NJ ny he found necefsary; fourth Tor expenses in receiving
bonding storage carriage labor &C. AID for railroad
Ha,rc Paris going and returning for
labor in the laoe og sweeping AID sr.nkug compartments
f rcsts e~ht mca months for storing packing
boxes canr for material Tor rcpacSng for clerk hre
stationery and contingent expenses tic sum o! sa 3
IL coin nuch thereof may be found necessary nth
o he travelling expenses Of ten professional and scientific
conn oncrs be appointed by the President BIZ aud with
the consent o. the Senate NJ tie rate q slO
caahsl0OO being understood that tho frs. may appoint
additional ssionoss u0t exceeding - In number whose
shall not be paid bot 10 person Interested directly
OF Indirectly any article exhibited shall be commissioner
SIC That TIE Governors Of the several States be end
they hereby requested invite the patriotic people Of
~ vori of our etzens and he nroliac sources Of
OH material wealth with which land is blessed, end 10
tke en-. fglLgg measures as may be necessary to dae
respective s.acs tie advantages watch i; promises
Nj GRNEs offered an amendment providing that no
officer shall Dc appointed and money shall be paid IN
der the provisions OF this resolution until the Imperial
10 M Government that the French troops shall be with
drawn ffom Tie ter ior.a jurisdicton Of Mexico
farther consideration OF the above was postponed until
tomorrow.
Nj TRrllBuIL from tae Judiciary Committee, reported
M amendments the bin to FIX the number Of the judges
Of The Supreme Court Of The United States and 20 change
c,f.cn Jtdic.l districts The first section which makes
the number one justice and eight associates left intact
Tie second section, which hvcs the circuits, l. stricken
ont. and tn following BE- substituted
That the FIRST ard second cren!ts shall remain as now con-
sttued faf he districts Of PENNSYLVANIA, NeWJcrsey and
Delaware sa constitute lie tara circuit wa. ns dly, "a
Maryland West virginia North Carolina and south csr9ine
shall constitute the fourth crcut that The district OF Geor
.ss ronsti,1te tfS I'M ercu: BAT the district Of Ohio
Michigan Kentucky aud Tennessee shall constitute the sixth
circuit tia, The district OF Indiana. llnor ana "iteosih
shall constitute the seventh circuits that TIE district oil MID
peso Iowa Missouri and Kansas shall constitute The eighth
cIrcgi that The district OF California, Oregon and Ne
yadn shall constitute the ninth circuit.
DIRECT TAXES ~ GEORGIA.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate a communication
from the President Of the United States nclosng rso
luton OF the Legislature OF Georgia. asking suspension
of the collection Of the direct tax In that state. IL was
referred 10 the Committee Finance. Also commun-
cation from the President transmitting the acceptance by
the State Of Georgia Of donation OF public lands Tor The
establishment OF a Agricultural College.
The Senate then went into Executive Session and
shortly after adjourned.