The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-28

was only provided in the House amendment that the
should exceed three dollars and hfty csnts for
Mr. sasaxAx, trep) Of Ohio said that within year
there would be entire revolution IN the tele-
graphic system Telegraphing was luxury enlsyed ey
the few The paid in year for elegraphic des-
patches equal 70 the Of all the telegraph hnes
In the country. He believed that in short lime the
Mr. MoRMLI did not doubt that the good time was
Of the teIegaphs but he did not see how Il wss 70 be
| done or where the power TO come from.
The Senate then on notion infused TO concur 10 the
House amendments, and called for committee OF con-
ference.
usE oy IHE CHAMBER ASKED FOR PATRIOTIC CHARITY
Mr. WILSON offered resolution to grant the uss OF tho
Senate Chamber Thursday evening, Nay 70 James
Murdoch 70 give readings IN Aid OF the fand ior the
Asylum. Mr. wilson asked for he immediate consider
| alton Of the resolution.
Mr. RIpDLs tdemj Of Del Il in fAvor Of III object
The CHAIR-t requires unanimous consent TO consider
the resolution. Does the Senator from Delaware object
| TO Its present considerations H' sisf ifp
Mr. RIDDLE-I object .NGss y
The CHAIR Objection being made the resolution Lies
RELIEF NAVAL CONTRACTORS "
The special order Of the day. the bill for the relief Of
| certain naval contractors, was taken up. ..E
Tho pending question was on the motion OF Mr.. Hen
derson TO postpone the bill I'll the first Monday IN Dc
cember - 81
Messrs HKsDRicRs (dem.) of Ind, and NYx, trep OF
Nevada spoke in favor Of The bill, and Messrs CLARK
rep. OF N H. and RppLs, ,demj or Del, against Il.
ana the discussion occupied three hours -. y.
roll was called and the vote stood II yeas against 70
nays, as follows
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Hams Lam f snd Wilson 1eEs. sumner "nAe "A'' W."
Mr.. HrxDxRsos, trep) Of Mo-, then moved to recon-
Anairs
Mr.. cossEss hoped IL would be recommitted 70 the
Mr. DAVIS (dem) OF KY, suggested that the committee
be instructed TO report separately on each casa.
The Senate refused TO recommt the bill BY vote Of
The bill was then passed It provides as follows:
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being made under dstc Of December and reported e
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machinery and sacH payment 70 Be msdc 70
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such amount Of compena aation
Of & as II S shall be " f for all claims
PROPOSED CONVENTIONAL AMENDMENT
Mr WILSON offered Joint resolution for the following
amendment 10 the constitution ~
payment shall bc made BY the United States any
State for o ON account Of the sns q slave
!" GnsS Or
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s s Err sGsnns The whole 3 o.
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The second clause OF the resolution provides that
whenever any OF the States lately in rebellion shall
ratfy the foregoing article the Senators and Representa
tives from such State or States shall be admitted into
The resolution was ordered to be printed
The Senate At half past nvs, n, ADJOURNED "a meet
HOUSE OF RIpR1ENTATTvEA
WASHINGTON, April a. 1850
sournmS LEGISLATION RxLAnvS TO THE xE0RoKa
Mr. KAsos lrep) Of Iowa. offered resolution, which
was adopted, requesting the President Of the United
States 10 cause to be communicated TO tho House COLA
iion Of the provisions reference 10 the freedmen
States and in Tho laws passed BY States since the
overthrow Of the rebellion, far ~ Information on that
subject may be In his possession
Mr.. AScoxA, dem Of Pa, reported back adversely
large number Of petitions from army omcers; which
were iA'o on inc 'aos: MN.
The House then proceeded, che regular business in
the commute reports on bills cf private character
Mr. wssHnrrs. pep Of Mass, and Ncssrs TnohsroS,
DxLAso, warn, Ackss and wAsHsrRsE, Of Ind, re
| ported a number Of cases from the Committee ON
t1ams
The following bills reported by them were considered
and passed:For the relief OF Monroe Young for the
icf Of Edward p McKenney, Of BInghanton. n "
for Tho reief OF Rev. Lisson H. Pierce. for
Henry. of Portland, Me- 70 amend the art Of June as
1894 20 provide for the payment for horses and other
property destroyed In the military service Of the United
staics for the relief Of Francis A. Gibbons bc Senate
joint solution author the Secretary Of the Treasury
90 adjust the of Beas Dxon against the United
States for the relief Of Eisha House Assessor Of In
terna Revenue for the Second district Of Michigan;
referring the claim OF Swain Howard, for damages
% ron esHsn ',e, m ~, ,, ~ %
OF Henry Horne; for the relief Of Nathan Noyea
The Senate BIN for the rsiIsf Of Goldsmith Bros Of
San Frsncises, Cal, and Portland Oregon rpoftcd
back and referred 10 the Committee of the wholc
The senate joint resolution referring The petition and
Claims Was indefinitely postponed
nxcur ov ucrss og rus rIsarx suKyAspoAM
M wAsnnunn, rep % ~ from ,he csmmi,,ec on
Co., Of Boston appropria;ing e353o for the passage
board the Hawaiian bark Kamshameba H. q sariy.
the AnsiorebeI pirate vessel shsnandoah from Ascen.
sion Island 70 Honolulu.
Ihs mornlns hour having expired the bin went over
Tm INTERNAL RxvrxuE mn
Mr. wosprf, cpl of W gave notice that the bili "
amend the Internal Revenue act would not be called ~
until Monday week
rHK soRTrKRx PACIFIC RAuroAb
The House then resumed the consideration 81 the
Northern Pacific Railroad bill, and tho rrk rad the
substitute offered by Mr. Stevens NJ modified by him.
The notifications consist q the following
srte ihrce and insert addition section
two, follows upon the failure the par Of the
for the period of ninety e ntnsxt
sid stock as the same mature and becnne drs the
Treasasrr q %. nsd states may have go~sr 70 s & 30
auction private sale viii reimburse he rssernnent
for the ~ sad interest provided that sad lands
shall not be sold for less than two dollars and cry cents per
acre
Add the prov-o q, the end Of The bs the foie~ng
Provided fuffer thar af least three fourhs ~ e ncafd of
Directors shah always b. citizens ~ the United ftae~ and,
provided further thAi the government b. ose
upon Interest the 0f
than h miles q said road for the hrs for more
than hun dref miles additional for second
for than two hundred miles addonsl he third
year for more than two hundred miles additional for
The fourth year and after that hrc~
hundred additional miles PER y~As iii suoh ro.a - eum
pieted.
Mr. gfvru,v fran of Oblo sdsrc~.cd che Uo.ae IN