The national Republican., 1866-07-12

M. Ccnssss, ffeu The souuittss oe eosstrsuss
on the bill TO further prevent sessslins which
rseenmi'ts1 10 The oosnmi,tss . correct sros,
made reports vhsh was oonourrsd In. ~ "a,
NJ. Hosssd a. took the noor on ~ pending
IN II replyb % NJ Johsessss
y. ds.;ss - Pasiss.dAy xsnr. sssi,bury,
II. M eas CS.ls | i.S i.s.r. 4. .... ~ ,.,....,o.
phaas fsirto attend the closing ceremonies 10
On notion q xr. r.....d.u n. s.u.s. insisted
% ne smssdnssts 70 the consular ssA dipasassis
s?psop.ia.ies si ssd ssrssd to the request Of the
The question was then taken on the psndins Bill.
- foilowr:
IAyse-Msssrs., Aetsesy, covss. I&hssds, Har.
ri.. Howard, Hove, Nys; Ponsroy. Raussy. Stew.
| art. Sumner Wade and wilsoa-1s.
den, Foster. aathrie. Henderson, johnson, Nor.
gan Norton. Riddle, sauisbury. sprakus, Trum-
bull. Van Wipkls, Wiley and willisus4-i7.
So the bill wss lost. -
On motion u Nj. Henderson the Senate then 3D.
[, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -.
The Senate telegraph bill vas reported, ID The
morning hour, BY M. Alley, Of Msssashuss,ts
from the Post Once Committee; snd. after eonsid.
sr.bl. di.ca'.!cn and opposition, vs' pas'sd by .
An invitss,en from the Directors Of the so,disrs'
and sai,orS Orphans' Home Fair to the msnbsn Of
the House TO attend the Fair at o'clock to-mor-
row evening wss presented By the Speaker, and laid
on the table. tl
". Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, from u. Commit.
tee On Appropriations reported bsck the Senate
amendments TO the cousulAr md dlplomato appro-
pration bil some Of which were eoncnrrsd In, and
others pouconcuusd In One vas eoncurrsd 10
with an amendment abolishing the oshos Of minis
ter resident at Portugal. The Senate amendment
for the appointment Of second Assistant Secretary
Of State vas non-ooncurrsd H. The consulate st
Spsssa was, on motion Of M. Rice Of Massachu-
sstts. transferred from sobsdaIs to Schedule b.
salary, q, ,58o. The esuats amsadmsnt placing
Barcelona, Hankow, and Nantes In Schedule B Nas
| asked. I'd
4 M. Stevens, Of Pa, nom The same committees
rsported back the amendment Of the Senate 70 the
Lsgisativs, Executive and Jadiciai Appropriated
Before dispo.ing Of oil The amendments, "A ...
Mr.. Loan, Of No.. from the COMMITTEES Of con-
ference on the Senate bill granting lands to Kansas
10 aid in the construction Of the Northern Kansss
railroad and telegraph, made report; which vas
Agreed to- h e EH
Mr.. Payne, Of wis introduced Joint resolution
recommending the organization and instruction Of
the militia BY the several States and providing for
the distribution Of ordinance and ordnance stores
Read three times snd passed.
Mr.. Hooper, Of Mass, from the Committss on
Banking and Currency reported . substitute for
the bill amendatory Of the National Currency aet.
Ordered to be printed and assigned for considers
tion on Friday next, aftav the morning hour.
Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, introduced . bill TO incor-
porate the German Target Association OF the city
| Of Washington. Read twice ard referred TO the
| Committee for the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Price, Of Iowa, introduced bill to suthorise
the Issue Of certain bonds In denominations greater
than 81, ,00o Read twice and referred 10 the Com
nittse on the Pacific Railroad
Mr.. Hale, Of New York, from the select commit
tss in the osse Of Darrsuce AtWsteY offered rspo-
luton, which adopted, directing the Secretary
Of War to furnish the House with copies Of the
record and proceedings Of the oour,p sTtial which
tried that case; Of the report Of the udgs Advo-
| cate 0spsral, and Of . Communication from Adju.
taat General Townsend to the Prssidsnt-bsing the
papers which the President was requested BY rsso-
luton Of June Is, 1855, 10 furnish to the Aouss,
| but which had not been furnished. g.ff ,g
Mr. Payne, of Wisconsin, called up the report Of
the Committee Of Elections In the. oontssted slec
tion case Of Fuller against Dawson, from the 2lst
congressional district Of Peunsylvanis, ending with
. rs.oluion declaring MI Dawson entitled to re-
M. seoasld, Of Pennsylvania, moved 10 amend
by declaring that Smith Fuller was entitled to the
| scat. DO .... tr-g,I..f. ...-. DBL ,.i.- 81 ..,.,
Z Mr., Payne addressed the House in support Of the
resolution reported by the COMMITTEES, and Mr.. Sco
field in support Of his amendment.
| A committee Of conference was ordered on the
Senate bill TO quiet land titles 10 California gyp
Mr.. Ls Blond, Of Ohio, called attention 10 the
fact that the majority and minority reports Of the
reconstruotion conmities were not printed In the
ssms volume, - directed BY the House; and moved
for select eommit.ss to inquire into the reasons
why. F-'' ndH L.lA zero ttl4F t'7DF
Mr. wsshburus, OF Illinois, moved ss an amend
ment the rsfsrehss Of the matter to the COMMITTEES
on Printing. .u y,E tIlr. Lr.- h.,a..y...,.., f ,
Without dispodng Of the question the House I'D.
journed, b a1lL 81 - 49,. Il.