New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
HOUSE.
SALARIES FIXED.

SALARIES FIXED.
By the terms Of bill. the disagreeing atnendmculs
concerning which were adjusted through a Con
ference commi..ee tse s1aIies 9 yarsl
and Beputy Surveyors 500 and o. Weghe $500 per an
mum, at the ports Of SsS.YOrk BostSn PsiaaehA BAN
Mr. DRLASo by unanimous consent introduced JOINT reso
asd arSbdSs csen Who had assembled rs fenan
ganizatoD in the buldng recently gseo q Lsees ncs
citizens 10 assemble Whenever permitted By The Speaker
OF President Of Senate particularly In relation
10 the liberation Of Ireland
After some discussion TIE Join. resolution agreed TO-
COLLECTORS or CUSTOMS
to FIX the CO. Pensaioa Of certain Collectors cHso made
RELIEF oPA INDIAN CHURCH.
On motion Of Mr. RlcE the COMMITTEE 81 tae whole was
discharged from consideration Of tue BID Tor the eei m TIC
doe Indians and the bill came before tie House and Vas
KGHTs OF CITIZENS IN WASHINGTON.
Mr. LAWRENCE Ohio introduced resolution ins,Iucting
the udicay 70 nsaI. AID report whether ss se
s ssd So sss. nses.ar fe.s N "a
@ dd5 SS ues s sa IL
sUrREilB COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
MI WIsoS ep Iowa. from tse Jsolciafy zee re-
ported ne Senate BIZ TO prescribe TIE mode o. settling The &C
biILs on THE sPRAKERs TABLE
The House proceeded at 1920 m 70 tho business on the
Speakers table, and disposed Of them as follows;
The Senate amendment to tho House bill directing Dis
trio Court to be held in Erie Pa was cOncafred in.
The Sens,c bill for the admission Of the State OF Nebraska
into the Union came up
M. RICE tNc) moved It's reference to the Com.
pittee on Territories He would have been 30 favor
Of the immediate admission Of Nebraska as a
60 2pot ~ 10, cnjo-od nronla
Mt STEVENS asked when the Constitution Of Nebraska was
MT RICE replied that II was in February 1851.
Mr. STEVENS remarked that Il wa: one after Congress had
he people Of Nebraska were unfit 10 come in as State
Mr. KELLEY Suggested amendment authorizing the Presi
declare Nebraska State IN the Union whenever that
Mr. RICE declined TO allow the anendmsnt 70 q.
he wIth ID sS, tss ~"'- '-' 'O'' w '"'
49, voie vas taien and resulted Yeas ca, Nayss2
The Speaker voted In the Affirmative. SO the bill
passed without amendment and to the President for his
signature.
to pay ssiO Ward r. Burnett balance Of pension wrong
fully Withheld nom him. was referred 10 the COMMITTEE on
TIE ARMY BILL
ms & . on ,se 81 s es ssss
ing all laws 90, affecting the army since is6i
.ssns tsat was oonrysnce q the senate to avoid passing
an Army BILL u,.,,.,.a ,,o p.s0,., Arm, .v.,.
ing he knew Of regiment whose Colonel had
seSn service in the field would have him
s. IN the od he trusted the Senate resolution would
be laid on the table.
The motion agreed TO- and the Joint resolution was laid
NEWARK BAY.
WEIGHT offered resolution for the appointment OF
naval officer 10 exsmne tho condition of Newark Bay and Of
tbe moutks of the Passac and Hackensack rivers.
ys.ointion was agreed 10 br vote of a. Yea, 20 "a
Nsys the sneaier voting In The srmatirs Appause from
The Democrats benches.
Mr. BANgs ofe rcd Joint resolution requirng the Saper
eadents OF all the mechanical establishments Of the Govern
be appointed from c, life. /. referred the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Several propositions for increase OF the salaries OF the
employ "a about the House having been offered Mr. ScHLscK
suggested resolution that the Pages OF tie House be
upon the sa1e fooiny as TO compensation members OF ths
Cabinet Laughter
run nvvrc,vrcv NH,
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CONGRESSIONAL FAY