New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28


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RECESS
Mr. DooLTLs moved an executive session Disagreed 70
Mr.. FEssENDES u4.45 moved recess until ''Jo p m'
Carried.
EVENING SESSION.
PROMOTIONS IN ZEE NAVY.
Mr. ANTHONY (Rep., r. ID called up the OH 10
prevent officers Of the navy from being deprived Of their reg
Mar promotion account Of wounds received in the service
which was passed ana goes to the President
MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
Mr. FEssESDES lep Ne moved that the Senate insist on
its amendments to the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill and
the Committee of Conference asked by tile House agreed
COLORADO WAR CLAIMS
Mr. WILSON (Rep Mass.l. from the Military Committee,
reported the Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary OF War
settle the claims of Colorado for 1864 ana le Whch
WIS passed aud goes TO the President.
TRANSPORTATION TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
Mr. WILSON called up the House 6nl authorizing me Sse5e
and the place where they furnished by the Govern
with artificial limbs, which was passed and goes 10 the
President
Mr. WILSON called up the Joint resolution introduced by him
corning the Regular Army since the All OF Jqy e6
Mr. HOWARD rep, Mich) inquired what effect this would
Mr. SAID it would continue their pay as at present
Several bureaus and staff expired with the close
tinued unless this resolution was passed
Mr. HOWE REP, Wis., said the Dill Teenaeted al laws
Mr. WILSON said it did 1t simply continued those low
Mr. COMES rep CALI moved to amend by inserting after
July A. o6 the words, and now IN force
Mr. TRUBULL rep, H. said this was very unsaep9oIo
on. 1t would be much better TO name the laws to DC coz
tinued.
The amendment Of Mr. COnnOss was agreed to, a.
NJ WILSON altered an amendment TO the resolution add.ng
four regiments the two OF which shall Oe COM
posed coored troops also authorizing tie empo! men' Of
regiment Of scouts for frontier service
The amendment was agreed TO.
The Joint resolution was then passed.
PERSONAL REIMBURSEMENT.
Mr. NEs,nrH Dem. Oregon reported from the Military
Committee bill reimburse Mrs Mary Phelps OF Missouri
in the san COO for expenses caring for Union soldiers
and nerring the those killed at the battle Of VII
sons Creek which passed and goes 10 tue fresuehI
TIE ARMY BILL.
Conference Committee on tie Army b aua
asking for another Committee.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Nj TRrpIB, L. rep. III from the Judiciary Committee
reported the House bill extending the benefits OF TIE Court
goes TO the President
Mr. TRtrrrr from judiciary Committee reported The
House bill extending the jurisdiction OF the commissioners Of
the Circuit Courts Of the United states which was passed
DISTRICT COURTS.
Mr. TRuMBULL called up bill directing District Court OF
year commencing July and January which was passed
and goes the House for concurrence in the amendments
HABEAs CORPUS.
Mr. TRu,puI called no the House bill auhorng judges Of
United District Courts TO issue wrts OF haDeas corpus
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
The CHAIR appointed tho second Conference Commitee
on the Aruy bi Messrs. Wilson rep, Mass Harms Rep'
v Y and Nesmifh Dem. Oreg0nI - -
derson rep Mo and Baekaew dem PENN Committee
Of Conference the Deficiency bill
AIRLINE RAILROAD.
The BIZ 20 authorize the construction Of airne railroad
between Washington and NewYork was received from the
Mr. cEEswEIL Rep, Md) objected to the second reading
STATUE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
Mr. COMES (Rep CALI called up the House j0inresoa
the Secretary of the Interior to contract with
Miss Minnie Resm for staiat IN marble Of the Late President
TBE TARIFF BILL PASSED.
Mr. CAakE sp n IA D% The SS ss 5 SOss e
the President lsee House R"nprLl
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Atll p. NJ Mr DoOLnILE johnson dem, VS. moved an
executive session, which was held
fhi. all have received the hour Of going to Pre''
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The reading Of the Journal was dispensed with.
TAX IN TIE vrRGISIAs.
Mr. ALLISON Rep Iowa. from the Committee OF Ways and
Means reported substitute for the Senate bill to provide
for the aud apportonnent OF the proper quota OF
Virginia He said had been very carefully prepared in the
Treasury Department and that 1t met the approval OF the
members from West Virginia.
The substitute was agreed TO- ana tue Dill as Amended was
CONVERSATION OF CUsToMcoLLEcroRs.
Mr. HoorER (Rep Mss from the same committee report.
ed back amendments the Senate bill to fix the compnsa
collectors Other purposes.
One of the amendments reported adds the provision which
FIXES the compensation of the Deputy Collectors Deputy Navy
Boston New.OiIeans and San Francisco at s3.5
Another amendment gives the Custom Heuse weighers at
the ports Of Boston, Philadelphia aud Baltimore s2oo per
M Euer .s Mass suggested an amendment to strike
Mr. Mooris Rep, Mass) declined to allow the amendment
The amendments reported from the Committee on Ways
and agreed to- aud the bill passed by 81 TO 49,
Mr. DAWES '(Rep. Mass) introduced 9 resolution giving
compensation to IAs Globe reporters which
MILITARY AND POSTAL RAILROADS.
Mr. STEVEN. Rep Va) called up the motion to reconsider
the vote whereby the bill authorizing the building Of military
and postal railroad from Washington to New York in
May last recommed TO the Committee on air line railroads
Mr. JOINS THOMAS Tn. Nd moved to lay the motion to
The vote taken Yeas and Nays and resulted fol
lows-Yeas 49, Nays 49, SO the motion 10 reconsider was
not laid on the table.
The vote was reconsidered and the bill before the
The Clerk proceeded to read the bill.
Mr. WENTWORTH (Rep ILL rose TO question Of privilege.
aud gave notice that O'Clock he should call for the en-
Of tue rules against outsiders taking the seats Of
members.
complaint Of the gentleman from Illinois . ~
Mr. o'NEL (Rep, PAP moved TO amend the bill by pro-
vdng that through train shall DO run ou OF Washington ut
IL O'Clock al night
Mr. scnoYED rep. Pa) moved to amend BY combining the
Company building one line OF railroad.
n JOIN l.. THOMAS spoke against the bill He said
his State directly interested in its defeat believing that
had act granting charter for
road across The State OF Maryland without rst getting
OF the state This bill would take $4,000 year out
of the State OF Maryland
Mr. WENTWORTH inquired whether Maryland had right to
tax Illinois In that way.
Mr. joan L. THOMAS asserted that Maryland had right 70
freight aud passengers passing over her SOIL aud that ILL
nois had the same right. .
Mr.. WENTWORTH denied that ,
Mr. THOMAS replied that IL Illinois did not exercise that
right she possessed IL. .
Mr. WENTWORTH said Illinois would never claim such
right ,,,, -. ~, .,,.,
Maryland Nor had got for her Sec
tions OF land to every mile OF road ..,s..,
twssn and TO state what they would
ske-shat they compromise to rob the OF the