New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
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PRINTING PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
Mr. IArfry rep ~ " from the Committee on Printing
S.pored further TO regulate the printing Of public dozen
Passed
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tuce on the protect The revenue he additional Isrh
bilD made a report which he explained
The House agrees 10 the Senate amendment striking OUT me
Bb section which provided for adding to the valuation OF dun
ntleyoods the cost Of transportation commission etc. ana
She Senate recedos from its section which establishes buitan
MT MooTrHrAp (I,er Pa protested against and
rallied FOR the'Yeas and Nays on Is adoption
vote was taken ana resulfed-Yeas, 49, Nays 80 so
She report disagreed to and the House took recess I'll
EVENING SESSION.
TARIFF BILL.
AZ Ia Ron y 70 81
Atacreueu OF the House 10 the Senate amendments 70 The
additional TsrG m and ash Tor another Committee ofCon'
Mr. wE1woETu rep M in favor Of simply notifying
sbe Senate that tue House INSISTED on us dlsagI'esh az
60 for he bin with without the ninth section bat he was
opposed to discriminating against wool .,
MT DAWES Rep Mass did understand he ninth sec
bon TO be discrimination against wool The Interests 81 me
growers and wool manufacturers were Identical u me
sooLgIoNer thought Of 10speTns without me wooanac
hetp store when al the rest OF the world were dead
MrRcnASDIsE II SEv-YoRK
the Senate bill IN relation 10 officers employed in nc eAamlna
bon Of merchandise IN the port Of made report
which was agreed to.
Mr. ALISON ep. Iowa. from the Committee Of Ways aud
Means reported back Joint resolution to slpcnd tie col
lection Of taxes in that portion OF the city Of Portland De
Troyed by ERE, with amendment TO strike out the word
- and" and to insert cor"
Tie amendment was agreed 10 and the joint resolution
COMPUTATION MONEY.
Mr. ANCoNA (Dem) from the Committee on Military
Affairs reported bill TO refund drafted twice within
year the second communication paid by them not exceed
trg sQ the total payments not TO exceed $4,000 and also
commGtaOn money where the not liable
Nj walenr Dem. y. j. argued that tie limitation Of
$4,000 would make the law nugaiory and void ,
The House refusing 10 second the previous question M
A"''H' EVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS
MI PRICE Qiep. lowa) from the Committee on Reyolu-
vnaIy Pensions introduced the joint resolution raising tic
pensions Of widows Of Revolutionary soldiers married be-
would living be entitled to under the existing common
eng 3Oth Of September 1863 IL read three times and
BUSINESS ON THE srEAKER's TABLE.
The House proceeded to the business the Speakers table
The Senate BIN TO the wearing Of sheahknivs by
American seamen the service which passed
The Senate reye to Collection Districts in North Caro-
I9s which was referred to The C0npitee on C0mnesesi
ferred 70 the Committee on claims.
The Senate bill repeating the act q 2eh OF June 100 re-
concerning board
Ilbbe and private Of the United States which
The Senate bin for the relief George Fish,
The Senate bill granting lands aid the construction Of
railroad from Stockton TO CopperoPos California 49,,
which only granted half the quantity Of land granted
On motion Of Nj CoSKLN0 Rep. N W the bill laid
A substitute was reported by the Committee Public
Lands to the bill granting lands AID in the
ton Of railroad and telegraph line from the waters OF the
Bay Of San Francisco to Humboldt Bay California. it,.
ouch disposition the part Of the House this evening to
y these Railroad bills the table This road was TO run
Cor $50 miles along the coast range and without railroad ho
whole Vaueless There were no nivBabe
20 the Columbia River and the bill supply thar want
Mr. CONKLNG submitted that snoh bill should not be passed
kDTedly this and without the substitute beng
printed Ii conveyed for the purpose Of building rroad
kOO0 square miles OF land State nearly as large as The State
81 Massachusetts He moved postponemeDt Of the bill until
the next session.
The motion was agreed TO- and the biz postponed
The Senate bill revive and extend the PROVISIONS OF the
Of February 1853 making grant Of land TO the States Of
ArkApsas Missouri aid In the construction Of railroad
from point the Mississippi opposite the mouth Of the Ohio
River Little Rock 10 the Texas border Fulton, in
ArkaDsaS Passed, with amendments.
The Senate bill for the removal Of causes In certain
From State courts taken up. .,, ,,s
Of bill IL authorizes czehs sutu IN ou.o
Han ba n which they reside 10 bave the case removed TO
HE Circuit Court Of the United States where the matter IN
LITIGATION 4 $500. -
Mr.. TRnRLE iDem, n.y. opposed TIE DIN
Read three times and passed 90 -
The Senate biz the relief Of the builders OF the oncad
monitor Camanehe Referred the Committee the Whole
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Mr. CARTEL ID rep. OhiOl from the Committee OF Ways
and Means reported bill smeDdatory Of section Is Of the
internal Act Of March 8 1863 by striking out the
oTd, without having bought license 70 do" and insert
fne 10 lieu words without paying the special tax
therefor" Read three times and passed
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. ScrENcK REP Ohio from the Committee Military
Affairs reported joint resolution TO Lewis T. Fox OF
Ohio pay Lieut. Colonel Of Infantry from the lst Of May
is63 TO the 10Th Of July. 1865. Passed
He also reported back adversely for computing bOuntes Of
yosd companies through military reservations Laid on the
Ssba
Also from the same Committee the bill for the relief Of
tsp drafted men, which Mr. Schenck had introduced and
withdrawn in the early part Of the evening
Referred 70 the Committee on the Whole.
M ANCoxA the Committee reported bill for
Che relief Of Sergeant John W. Taylor nth Kentucky lnan
6y. Passed