The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-26

therefore thought the inquiry should Do deferred Tow
| days longer.
| The resolution was not received.
MNNrsorA
MT DossELLY, (rep) OF MINI. from the Committee on
Senate bill relating 70 lands granted to the q MIN
nesnta 10 aid In the construction OF railroads The
amendments were agreed To- and the bill was passed
BousriEs TO coioRED soLpiERs
Mr sciEScK, trep) Of Ohio introduced Joint rosolu
tion amendaory OF that approved June i5 1890 respect
ing bounties TO coored soldiers by striking out the
words tho time Of his enlistment referring to the
freedom Of tho colorod soldier He explained how those
words which 20, into the Joint resolution through mis-
take defeated the object Of the bill He also availcd
himself OF the opportunity insert section protect
the colored soldiers from the extorons Of claim agents
The joint resolution read three times and passed
LOBBY EXCLUDED THE
Mr. WEsrwoRn, trep) OF H., rising TO question Of
privileges Of the oor had been on the floor this morn
ing and had been occupying tho seats OF members He
insisted that henceorh and forever the lobby shall not
Mr. srEyE.s, (rop) Of Pa remarked that gentleman
from the far West apparently stranger had sat near him
thought, as when he had como In. Oaughterb
Tho sIAgER directed the doorkeeper take notice Of
the demand Of the gentleman from Illinois twentworhl,
and enforce the rule strictly.
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On motion OF Mr.. srgyrSs, tho committee on tho Pa
cihc Railroad sehargcd from the furthcr consider
alton OF the Senate bill amendaory OF the Pachc Rail
road act, and tho same was placed on the speakers
table.
PRrsnRSr-rBE ARREST Ayn
aEST AnnIcas CITIZENS inrLA>p
The srsAxrn presented message from the President
In answer 10 the House resolution calling for nforlna.
ton In relation to tho arrest and imprisonment In Ire
land Of American citizens, with report from the Score
tary OF state on the subject
Mr. BANKS stated that the report showed that tho
American citizens arrested in ireland under tho suspan
sion OF the hnbens corpus had been liberated
Mr. EtpRpGE said he understood that 10 be the
az TO some but not to I'll of the prisoners.
Mr. Stewards letter was read, showing that such repre-
senta0ns had been made To tho British government
that all such prisoners hal been released except two who
hcid for trial grounds supposed to be sufficient
,wo-ono of whom was a Colonel Burke-t was be.
loved they were at liberty by this time.
Tho message and accompanying documents were re-
fcrred 70 tho Committee Foreign ArArs.
APPROPRIATIONS coSSrcTED VIM fSuiss HrRyicE.
The srrAKEa also presented message from tho Presl
don't ransnitting report from tho Secretary of the In
terror reference tho appropriations and expondi.
lures connected with the Indian service, which Was re
ferred 10 tho Committee on Indian Affairs
rSfuyrrlRfig rERRrroRlKs
hr RIcg rep OF Mc from tho Committee Terri
tories reported bill setting aside certain proceeds
the internal revenue for the erection ~ pentcni Ia
the rcrr tories Road twice and referred TO the Com.
mittee Of the Whole on the State of the Union.
K1KvPrros LANDS TAXATION
Mr HorWErs, iropl o. " v, introduced bill 70 ex.
emp, certain public lands from tava,ion. Read twice
and referred 10 the Committee on Public Lands.
LiSDs IN AfD oy RAILROAD.
Mr. NoRrrn lrepl OF Cal, introduced bill granting
graph line from the Central Pacific Railroad in California
70 Portland, Oregon Read twice and referred 70 the
Committee on Public Lands.
rrSIsBsESr or cpnMFs
Mr. wusos trcp) OF Iowa introduced bin 10 punish
certain crimes IN relation TO The public securities and
currency, and for other purposes Read twics and
ferred 70 the Committee on Judiciary.
Fyfusg sfSsioss wIEK onJEcrrD ro.
Mr. B,sxs asked leave 10 offer a resolution assigning
the evening Of Monday next and the succeeding evenings
10 the bIsness of tho Committee on Foreign Affairs bui
objection was made.
Mr EcKLrr, trerl OF Ohio, introduc q bill FOR the
relief Of George faber Read twice and referred 10 the
rnipar aoRo.s TINE MISSOURI
Mr. VAs HohS, trep.l ~ No introduced bill 70 au.
river and 20 declare the post road Raad lsioe
and referred 10 the Pos, oaioc Committee
Mr. porsrIlr introduced jo, resolution for tAa ro.
lief Of Benjamin Moore Dow Road twice and referred
70 the Committee op Naval AnAira
CorRT or CLAIMS
Mr. Moonnt,n. trepl of Pa. introduced a bill TO fur.
thcr extend the Jurisdiction o tho Court ~ Claims Read
twice and roicrred Ia the Commitiec on Judiciary.
- CALIFORNIA.
Mr. BrnwUr, lrcpl q Cal introduced bllI 70 es,ab
twice, and referred TO the POET Once COMMITTEES.
ruy OVERLAND porfE
Mr. Biowui asked leave " oncr resolution n''rnct'
ing the Pos, once COMMITTEES 10 inquire INTO the expc
dicncy of re.esabIsLns the Southern overland mail
route from San Francisco, via LsAngeios 20 Memphis
ton was not received
rm srSarxs asgSpxEsrs 70 rHz AMY .rrsoruArios
Mr. aryvrSy from tho Committee on Appropriations
reported back the senate amendments to the Army Ap-
preparation bi
The nrsi amendment reducing the appropriation for
tho contnonclc of the army from ESQ 900 70 100 900
cuncuucd IN.
Tho second amendment, striking from The bill Tho
provfo that should be paid 10 the Illinois Cen.
tral IA foad Company for transportation q troops
concurfei 10
The third amendment, appropratlng flso 900 for the
erection ~ are pro9f bTifn at The sthuylkii Arsenal
Pcnnsylyana, ~ rofchous.- for government propsriy,
Tie fourth amendment sppropriang "a. on ss0 for
tho frceefuan's groag far tht net nscal year, sas
concurfod n with an amendment adding % fsgo Tor
rhc I'm amendment, requiring ~ oaartsrns..er =