New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ADJOURNMENT.
Without further consideration OF the bI the senate went
into executive session and soon after adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NATIONAL SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Orphan HOME
Mr.. MsRcuR PA from the Committee on the District OF
National Soldiers and sailors Orphan Home which Was read
the third time and parsed.
ACCOUNTS or A MAIL CONTRACTOR ALLOWED.
Mr.. KUYKgsDALL IN from the PostOfhce Committee
reported back Senate biz directing the Posmaser-Iien
ersi to allow ne accounts Of A. Spencer aud Gurdon s.
hubbard for carrying the nails between Chicago Mack
ETC. om ls4 TO le9 which was read the third time
and passed.
The amendments Of the senate to oS 5 aSSse ppon S
amendments only Of a verbal nature:
RELIEF FoE THE ST. Adams BANK.
ST. Albass Bank Of ST. Aibans VI which read twice
and referred 70 the Committee on Banking and Currency ~
the collection Of duties taxes aeeruing from Oct TO- leo
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL
On motion OF Mr. STEVENS pa House resolved itself
into COMMITTEE the Whole state OF the Union M
RAYMOND a. 10 the Chair and proceeded to the eonsdera
ton OF the b making appropriations for sundry eiyiex'
pense' Of the Gsy eTnment isr lsel u. ..n, .,,o
pang sd000 for publishing the hrsi volumes OF The Medical
and Surgical History of he Rebellion under the direction OF
the ard 10 substitute therefor paragraph
spproprsng ooOo0 for preparing sneh history for pubea
ton lie argued that The work should De done at TIE Govern
ment printing Office or II NOT that pnae Patsners "ol
publish at their Own risk # they were only furnished WITH
AZ the suggestion Of Mr. WILSON Iowa original para
graph modified by inserting af'f the word publishing
The subject gave rise 10 discussion PARTICIPATED
BY Messr Latin, Stevens Bingham Ohio and kasson
dowal
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. lowa) moved to strike oct the paragraph and
argued that the publication OF the book would only be for the
benefit Of professional men. in hundred
would understand anything aboot IT,
opposed the amenlmert but said he woull not
undertake 70 answer the argument OF the gentlemen HOm
Iowa. for the most extraordinary speech that ever came
from enlightened man
Mr. CoSKrNG o. V spoke the invaluable character Of
work aud aa that unless Congress was 70 drop
should be printed at the putllc expense
BASKs Mass spoke 10 fver Ct the appropriation. and
nd he had that the information embraced
had known faculty before tire the
additional saving OF lie that II wound have effected would
hay amounted ~ per cent
The anne ndnent was rejected there being bat 10 Yeas
which NJ PRICE remarked more than could be found Of
iust men u Sodom. Laughter
On iaoion Of Mr. HUKPlRFY N " from the Committee
on emmsree grapa inserted approprang $50 900
for the enlargement and repair Of the Custom House anu POST
On motion OF M q NEIL pa from the same Committee
paragraph inserted appropratine $1,000 for additional
station houses and hieDoai along the coast oil NewJese
repairing end lighting the lighthouse at fuckers Beach, on
tho coast OF New-Jersey.
Mr. WILSON Qowa) moved to strike out the paragraph
$4,000 hre-prOof building fr the Cur
re6cy Printing Bureau He said that, any member who had
read report Of the Special Committee which Investigated
the Of that Department must be satisfied
until change made in It's supentendency
expenditures should be lie that would render II per
maDent department OF the Government -, A.
Afer some debate the paragraph was on motion Of Mr
erection reproof brick building to afford addi
Mr. WILSON'S amendment then rejected.
On motion the paragraph making appro
priaon for the expenses OF preparing and publishing sta
scal elastic alton OF the eighth struck ont
Mr. COBB Ws) moved renewal Of the appropriation OF
$4,000 for building the Court House at Madison Wisconsin
Reected
NJ LYNCH Nie) moved an additional paragraph appro-
pratng $500 for the Government building al Portland
Maine PostOhce Custom House and United States
Court lately DESTROYED rendered almost worthless by ire
After considerable debate Mr.. LYNCH modified his amend
ment by making appropriation 100000 and modified
the amendment was agreed 10.
A REVISED TARIFF BILL.
The Committee porarly and MI MORRILL, from the
Committee of Ways aud Means reported bill 70 protect the
and for other purposes which read twice ordered
10 printed and made the special order for
Tho bill partial revision Of the tarf and imposes the
following duties
al On pound On 81 compounds or
81 which S P 3s" are :. ssSa V5 the
IL the section OF the Iarh ol passed the other day
ships vessels or from port IN the sand
witch Islands Society Islands also the section IN regard to
ing bounty ao the section allowing goods bond TO be
through the British Provinces from New York Boston
and Portland without the OF duties also the section
authorizing the rendng OF duties paid In excess also
tOn providing that the duaole revenue OF goods to be as
tanned by adding the the principal
of the country from where imported the cost of trans
admitting free duty machinery for the manufacture Of sugar
from beets and also the section providing for Bureau Of
Statistics.
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL
The House into Committee Of the Whole ana resumed
the consideration Of the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill
adopted repeating the oath the Act OF July "a 1854
allowing the Of bounS to the oynl masters OF en-
listed slaves.
Mr. WRIGHT a. j. moved to insert additional paragraph
approprang for the improvement of the navigation
OF Newark Bay and Passlc and Hackensack Rivers.
Objected by Nj Washburne @ as out Of order and the
objection sustained.
On motion Of Mr. WARNER (C) paragraph was inserted
apprOprang g. 90 Tor the repair OF the Custom House and
Post.0fce at Mddetown Connecticut.
Mr. WARD IN " moved strike out the section for the
increase of the Of the Metropolitan Ponce OF tue District
Of Columbia. Disagreed 20.
Mr. NBIAcK (Ind) from Committee Appropriations
offered amendment approprating sjoo 10 pay claim OF
Objected to BY Mr. wAsHBUmE (l). and objection
tanned. $50
The Committee here rose and reported the bill aud amend
The Yeas and Mars called Mr. washburne amend
men 10 repeal the 2<h section Of the Of July "a 1864
allowing the payment Of bounes TO the loyal masters OF en-
Mr. HARnSo (Ky) called for the reading of the section
Mr. BLsGHAM objected the previous question having been
seconded
the right have the law read which was proposed to be
repealed
The SPEAKER overued the point order stating that
Member OF Congress presumed 10 know al the laws laal
had been passed. Laughter
The amendment was agreed to by Yeas, 50; Nays g.
All the other amendments were agreed TO-
The bill then read a third time and passed.
THE FULLER-DAwsoS CONTESTED ELECTION
The resumed the contested election case OF Fol
Ter against Dawson from the Twenty hrst DIS
trot OF Pennsylvania
Mr. PANE Wisl Chairman Of the Committee on Elections.
debate . speech supporting the right oil MI Daw
son, the sitting member. 70 his seat
The resolution retaining Mr. Dawson IN his seat was adopI
ed without division.
THE SMUGGLING BILL.
Mr. ELIOT (Mass from the Conference committee on tue
bill further 20 prevent smuggling MADE report WHO" was
ApJouRyMENr-AxorHER UsIoS CAUCUS.
The House adjourned and then an announce