The New York herald., 1866-07-27

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Mr. LAPrrv trep) of N. Y. from the Committee on
PRINTING! reported bin further 10 regulate the printing
of pabc documents and the purchase Of paper Tor the
pubic printing Passed
TARIFF
Mr. GARFIELD, (rep) of Ohio, from the Committee OF
Conference the bill to protect revenue tho addi
tional Tariff bin, made report which he evpl ined
The House agrees to the Senate amendment striking
valuation OF dntabe goods tho cost Of Transportation,
commission, &C. and the Senate recedes from Its amend
ment striking ont the thirteenth section which estaD
fishes Bureau Of Statistics
Mr. MopTHEAn protested against tho report and called
for the yeas and nays its adopton.
The vote was takcn and resulted-veas 49, nays IS.
So the report disagreed TO- and the House took re-
cess I'LL half-past seven p. M.
Evening Session.
TARvF BILL.
Mr.. MooRxAD moved TO insist the disagreement OF
the House the Senate amendments TO the additional
Tariff bill and ask for another Committee OF Conference.
Mr.. WENTWORTH was in favor Of simply NOTIFYING the
Senate tnat the House insisted its disagreement and
leaving the Senate to ask for another comm tee He
world 60 the BILL with without tho ninth section,
but he opposed TO discriminating against wool.
Mr. DAWES did not understand the ninth section to be
grover and wool manufacturer were identical II the
wool grower Thought OF prospering without the wool
who proposed TO keep store when all the rest OF the
world was dead
The motion agreed TO.
OFFICERS CUSTOMS YORK.
Mr. ErIor (ren.) Of Nass, from the Conference Com.
in the examination Of merchandise in the port OF New
York made report, which was agreed to.
TIE INTERNAL REVENUE TAX srsrESDED IN THE PORTLAND
DISTRICT.
Mr. ALLrsoS. (rep.) Of Iowa. from the Committee on
WAYS and Means reported back the joint resolution to
susnend the collection OF that portion Of the city
Of Portland destroyed bv fire, with amendment to
strike ont the word "and" ara TO ns"r' tor"
The amendment was agreed 10 and the joint resolution
passed
THE TWICE DRAFTED MEv
Mr. ANcoNA, tdrm.) Of Pa. from the Commmfec
twice within the second Communication paid by
them exceeding $780, the total pavmnnts not TO
coed $50 600. and also TO refund Communication money
wLera the person not liable to draft.
Mr. WR1rHr tdem.) Of ~ arGred that the lm'ta-
tion OF 800 600 would make the law nu0aory and void
Mr. Ancona Withdrew the bill.
REVOLUTIONARY PExEoxs
Mr.. PRIZE, from the COMMITTEES Revolutionary Pen
si0ns introduced the Joint resolution raising the pensions
widows nf Revolutionary soldiers married before tho
Is N Januarv 1900 the snme their husbands
commencing 30h Of September, 1865 It was read
three times and passed
The House proceeded 10 the business on the Speakers
table, and disposed thereof "a follows
The Senate hiH to prevent the wearing OF sheath
k.ives bv American seamen in the merchant SERVICE
which passed.
Carolina which was referred to the Committee on Com
mercc.
The Senate bill, for the relief Of r. r. Parrott which
referred n the Committee CLAIMS
The Senate bill repeating the art NJ 2sth Of June 1884,
repea'no certain provisions of law concernnc seamcn
on board puhic and private vrsees Of the United Satcs
which was referred n the Committee on Commerce
The Senate bll for the relief Of George Fish, which
was referred to the Committee on Claims.
The Senate hill rrantinq lands to aid in the construc
tion Of railroad from Stockton TO Copperopois Cali
Mr. HIcBy rsn) Of Cal. advocated the passage Of the
bi witch be said only .ran.d half the quantity Of land
On motion Of Mr.. CoSKLNG the bill was laid on the
table.
Lands TO the S-nafe bill granting lands IN ad IN the
srn ton of racad and Telegraph line from the waters
Mr. McRuxn, trep.l Of Cal, expressed his regret to
witness such disposition the pert OF the House this
evening 70 lay these railroad bills on the table This
the coas' ranee and without railroad the whole tract
was Mt most valueIsa There navirable rivers
or channels OF communication from ian Francisco Bay
to the Columbia river, and tho bin 70 supply that
want
Mr. CoSKrI~G stated that such a bill should not he
H.
tute being printed II conveyed, for the purpose Of
building q railroad, Ave thousand square miles ef
land-a State nearly large the state OF Massa-
chuse'ts He moved postponement OF the bill until
next session
The Senate bill TO revive and extend the provisions Of
the act Of February 1883 making grant OF land 20 tho
states OF Arkansas and Missouri 10 aid In the consruc
ton o. rairoad from point on tbs Mississippi oppo-
site the mouth OF the Ohio river, win Little Rock to tho
Texas border. near Fulton, In Arkansas passed, with
amendments.
RrMovAI or CAUSES yros STATE couRrs
The Senate bill for the removal Of in certain
cases from State courts was taken mp.
Mr. BourwELL. lrrpl Of Mass, explained and advo-
Gated the passage Of the bill II authorizes citizens sued
In State other than that IN which they reside have
tho case removed 10 the Circuit Court of the United
States, where tho matter in litigation $500
Mr TnINmE. tdeml Of KY, opposed the bill. Read
Rrlsr or cosrR,crcna
The Senate bill for the relief of the builders OF the IRON
clad monitor Camanche was referred TO the Committee OF
the Whole.
AMENDING rmx IvrEpxAL REVENUE LAW
reported bill amendaorv of section 13 OF the Internal
Revenue act of March 1885, by striking tho words
"whout having bought license 10 do and insert
ing IN lien thereof the words without paving the special
tax therefor" Read three times and passed
PAT oF An ARMY orficEn-BouSrfS-RELrEr OF DRAFTED
MEN,
Mr. ScHxScK, from the Committee Military Affairs,
reported Joint resolution TO pay Lewis +. Fox Of Ohio,
his pay as lieutenant colonel OF infantry from the 1si
OF May, 1885, 10 July %, 1895 Passed.
He also reported back adversely for computing boun
ties Of veteran volunteers and concerning the right Of
way Of railroad companies through military reserya-
tons Laid on the table
Also from the committee the bill for the relief OF
certain drafted men which Mr. schenck had introduced
and withdrawn in the early part Of the evening Re
ferred 10 tho Committee OF the Whole
Mr. AScoSA from the same committee, reported n bill
for the relief OF Sergeant John W. Taylor, Twenty.
seventh Kentucky infantry Passed.
The House at ten p W. adjourned.
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