New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

ber together and so tie Speaker announced that the morning
hour OF the legislative day riday) would now
business OF which was the calling OF Committees Tor re-
This was followed BY dsposng Of bills reported from the
Committee for the District OF Columbia The disposition uni
formy Of them reject them or TO lag them on the
"'''' co1oREp SCHOOLS IN THE DISTRICT.
The only Of the batch that got through safely was the
Senate bin donating certain Ots Washngon to the cooTed
schools.
There the usua of practical Joking dseharging
paper pellets at somnoen members arrows o WY
and repartee and the tan member 40, hG doSs Ss Wen
fitness 10 defeat what no denounced as the wicked scheme OF
voting s5O year 70 sy sounty ON he Whole Il was
good humored party for whenever member tired o. wait
n wSTS P intimate small chance getting quorum
gether again when the proposition was Immediately WIZ
Al 81 O'Clock the nouse s waiting sustained by the
knowledge the Conference Committee had agreed on
report and would be before the House a soon as INC
''"A.' - THE DAVIS REPORT.
In the meantime Mr. BOUTWELL, brought up for action tho
resolutions reported by him from the Judiciary Commee
relative to the alleged completely Of Jefferson hgs IN Ma
Iineoln's assassination, and they.ytte adopted
AUTHORIZATIONS TO NORMAN WARD.
Then NJ oosGHAM brought before the House bl 70 pay
Wizard sS for eapsns ,so Sa5 in Jaoanyy
and after considerable discussion and eapiAnaon he nun
'F'N :" s' MESSAGE FROM rHR SENATE.
The clock had just struck seven, when MI f9hNEf ,ne
Secretary Of the Senate was seen coming 70 Ine & Nm
Having informed the House that the Senate bad gIeed 70 he
Report Of the Committee Of Conference Oh Inc Army D anu
on the Civil Appropriation bill,
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr. BASKsrose and presented NE ep,' us us
the PROVISION for the increase Of compensation OF memOcf
Senators with additional amendment hxng tho Wy q tIe
Speaker al Sc per nnnum In relation to bounty the Com
moe reports additional section, euacng tnat e'eII
@ a ssn three wears and Who having served his
time Of enlistment has been honoTably discharged and who
nSer e,i.ng law, bounty Of s00 and aud every
nch soldier honoraby discharged accoant OF ~onno anu
he % service or rom disease or wounds contracted in
The service in the line Of duy shall be paid the addtons
honrv f 400 The soldier who enlisted for Two years ana
Who S entitled 10 Government bounty Of go undor existing
laws is 10 get the Ike conditions an adduona poul
NJ HANDING G) expressed contempt for that copaeiy
which forced members either 10 yoo % ers
T6e sPFAxER called Mr. Harding to order Tor the express
MoREI asSed r Banks whether Re he'd ever known
Conference Committee 70 yield on point on when an
had expressed m will by The almost UNANIMOUS 'oe VI
Mr. BANKS went on state that the Senate Committee had
received instructions in OF which 70 tn
demand Of tho House the question OF bclay ~
that the provision embodied would be entirely "
,bS friends OF tie bounty; that carefully drawn ara
would be be Just 70 the colder and 70 the
The second proposition related 70 ne con 80 ii The
Conference Committee had dbeIst II was no! va Min
,b, he was called upon decide not that question meeU
hi on the question whether there should be an oA
The part OF tie Conference Commsee and ~ dW,u was
ircased from the fact that House Rad been long te
waiting End that limitation 81 tie senate was Close al
hand AZ, Wa ipe. ~ the Comgittee OF Confesnce.
IRE confcrccs the part q he scuat hs shonh a ol
not demand as qua ado pti0n oi the proposition
in regard 10 salaries expressed the strongest bd st
ery Other proposition than the Two coupled tcgc "oIo e
fctoy 10 The senate il therefore I'm Tor BIN 70
say at the whether the Committee should Rave 70
report disagreement whether 10 should hnt 70 VIC pv
postou and be responsibility c ascuRg "a ihe pro
posion Of tho Senate In regard 20 salaries Had ne sI
been len % bis own Judgment at Tie $ % o. ig
upon decide at the las, nomchi be ihongt u MS duty 70
report and he had therefore sgnedt VIII BIZ cosaene on
other side (Niblaet) The Chairman Of tie Committee ;"h'
Mr. WILSON Qowa said that DO bad opposed from the be-
cDung the amendment Increasing the so4es and had OPP
osed every proposition that subject 50 boh eosisTonce
a, he desired It'll he ought better than tie House bad ant
expec, nom The senate twas eeeiue q BIS 1rpo
stion 10 that feature OF tho isPoi waeh tao
Of members that he wi;hhe ~ sgnaure itg cgoi'
,.ir ton on Ire CHAIRMAN Of The Coramte the
Of the dcberetors The rcprt would have been
that IL would be playing with them soueshHi In bad faith
,hey were compelled st the last momea 20 frso That pro-
| vision. and be therefore yielded.
NJ NBlcK said that Ike lie colleague 10 ft somewhat
embarrassed IN regard u TIE report ILcIc ~. ulA - "
enss - -: - IN In. n.on Of compensation OF momtsTs
10 ooS,ines him hs, ,eniol o. 's ~ S.s'
gI ne oseson might as ve sas 10. x a. any
The provision ss 70 bounty did n, cone ~ % to
compromise he accepted The Whole report -,
Nr CosKfiyO iuqa.rcd whether n matter OF fact The
managers on the part Of bal found necessary In
order rpor 70 agree 10 tie PROPAGATION iof tho
Mr. BANKS replied that ct TIE LAST moment he ll It his
duty against perhaps hs "a; ksni under Other crcnm'
stance report this provision 10 tho Hoase for It's aooa
| He moved the previous question.
NJ LAweFycE OHIO waited division OF The qucfon. bu,
was informed by the spesker that rcport Conference
Committee must nv parliamentary w oder than the govern
melt se T. be adopted or rtjecita ss Eh99is. IL.
The previous queS0n was seconded aud the main question
was ordered on agreeing 20 the report
There seemed AZ first be some bestaney about ordering
bc n ss and LEI tho vote be taken .quGre and tho Yeas
and Nays ordered. -,
There was considerable excitement sn for time, breath
lfgsa
roll about completed groups OF member 'ood srouha
AIR scnEScK question Of order Insisting thsi u
against the rule Tor sES 70 &c .ls so
close Of the call there majority often votes In
when frat called Sho had voted hndieg
themselves likely to be In the minority changed their votes TO
nayi again the tide turned changed back Mem
bcfs who voted aye then began explain their yotas
Mr. HOGAN said be opposed to the increased pay bat
in favor Of bounty for tho soldiers and therefore voted
Mr. HUBBARD (west ynginis) followed with similar
Mr. DRoos hoped that gentlemen II they forced
take the increased pay would turn over the excess to the
MI FRRRr from The State said that he had voted
three against the increase Of salary TO Senaors and
Members, but that this being the last opportunity Of voting
In favor bounty for soldiers he felt compelled 10 change
his vote from Not Aye But he stood ready to pay over the
to the soldiers and challenged his colleague DgsD TO
Mr. scmESck asserted with Characteristic bunines tha, he
Mr. oNel voted I've" for the sake Of the bounty pOpo
Mr WENTWORTH Qiinoi,) after showing much anxiety
for The previous hours against the increased
pay members was not In the hall when the report was made
and the vote taken.
ell the members present had voted and the Oft
changed list showed majority OfOnc 10 favor Of The report
The thereupon announced ss feas 81 hhys. %
Conference report agreed TO IN both Houses and
the bill now only tho signature Of the Pesidsa
Tie following Is the vote In detail;
YKn-hfesrI. Anderson Bsrks Baker B-pj.uin, Bergen
Clsrkr (kansa Cuno, Dsx. Eokey, EdIiese fsTn.weh
Fsrqghs frIry Oos.brenns Hisby Eog.ni ioDs, o'esA
Uubbsrd Nv VAL ngerson Jruckes Johnson, Kelley, keff
KnyIsnd all Latham LsBlord Lsnwieh ksrston hynsd Nc
Cuyg Nee ulog hl-f MGr-besd hyer Newell hbsck fteh-
olson. ON,ih fSeIon Randall tpeha, Rice Qs',l Nice tne