New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-11

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road After considerable discussion, in which Messrs
Rousseau, Henderson, conklng and Wilson loyal par.
ticipated the bill was, on motion OF Mr. Rousseau, r@
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands. -
Mr.. AscosA, from the saIne Committee reported bill
for the relief OF John c. McFonan, Paymaster OF the
United States army to allow him, In the settlement OF his
accounts the difference between an amount receiped fof
by him, contained in strong boz, ana the smoont
which actually contained Alter considerable olscusou
the bill was recOmmitted.
Mr.. SoHEScE from the same Commute, reported aJo'ns
resolution appointing managers for tho National asylum
for disabled volunteer soldiers which was consdefeu alo
passed.
luton which was adopted, directing he Secretary % m
TO communicate to the House list Of all pesonso nImr,
manufacturers Of artificial limbs who have been EN-
poyed or authorized to furnish arms legs hands OF ieet
Of their invention or construction, 70 inc soues'
expense of the Government. Also, list Oh ne hames
and residences of all soldiers thus furnished indicating
ALSO in the Of each man, What artificial limb or mem
Der has been provided for him. at what date 81 "hst ces
and from what manufacturer.
RELIEF OF PAyMASTERs.
Mr.. ScHEScK, from the same Committee repoIn9 =
bill for the relief Of paymasers IN the army 1t proynes
that there shall be allowed paid to paymasters and ad
donal paymasters of the army, who have been employed
in the payment of troops during the War OF the heeeis
lion, commissio OF oneouh OF one per cent Oh III ,no
sums actually disbursed by them, as con-
pensation for their risks and iabors at'epoing
such service The amount that may become due under
the act shall be paid by any paymster of the army out Oh
any moneys appropriated for the pay Of the army on
certificate be Issued by the Second Auditor OF ,1s
Treasury that the accounts of such paynaster or sod
yded that said commission 10 any one pGynasser shsN
not exceed at the rate per annum for the time nc
actually in service and employed as dsDaisng o.
fce from tho comencent OF the war 10 the cessauo VI
active hostilities on April is, ls5o.
The bill was read twice and tho morning hour bsvns
expired, it went over till tomorrow
TIE BANKRUPT BILL.
The mex, business in order the motion made ~ M
briggs Meh to reconsider the vote whereby the Dill 10
establish uniform system of Bankruptcy, when was ie
jected about week since.
Mr. CoNKIr;G asked whether IL the Yoe reconshds
cred the friends of the bill would permit earlier votes aso
to be considered TO admit aendments or Whetnef
they would consent 10 its being recommttled.
JaS f Rad reecnty passed the should
become law, it would necesstate come modhcahon OF
the details of this bill and suggested that much modf
cation might properly be left 10 the Judiciary Committee
of the Senate But If the gentleman from hsd
any important amendment 10 suggest he would let IT DO
offered now.
The SPEAKER stated that no amendment could be OF
red to tho bill in its present shape and that the veto
ordering il 10 third reading could not now be feeoni
sdered but that the bill could be recommited WIN %
| without instructions -.
Mr. JENcKEs intimated that rocommittal OF the bill
! would be, in effect, its defeat
Mr. CosKLIye asked whether Il would not be accepts
bic to have il recommed with leave 10 report at any
| time. -,
Mr. JESoKEs replied that it not matter for him
but the House decide He understood the obeenons
of the gentleman from NewYork TO be simply TO TIC
MT CoSKLyo said his objections not designed at
ell to diminish the credit due to the gentleman from
Rhode Island and TO the Select COMMITTEE IOr preparing
bill which contained so many valuable principles and
provisions and he quite willing to vote for IL II somS
of the objections, which to him seemed unanswerabie,
| were removed from it,
Mr. Cook minated that bis objections TO IL that
il oyerruled the Homestead Exemption laws of the state
OF Illinois, He unwilling to exchange the one for the
| other ,, -.
Mr. SrALprye gave IL as his opinion that tho bill AZ IL
now stood the best bankrupt insolvency law TO be
found in the English language lie haa suom..eo 40 20
country and their report OF TO DO considered as 81
act in favor Of creditors rather than of debtors
| The fret queson-being the reconsideration of the
vote by which the bill Tejectedwas taken by Yeas
and Nays aud resulted Yeas 3d. Nays, 4j So the veto
rejecting il reconsdord. Thequsston then reeursed
| on the passage OF the bill.
Mr. DaGcs lMiohl moved the previous question.
Mr. CoyKLrSG IN. " asked him TO withdraw that ao.
ton, that be might move to lseomE.Snh 10 rerer
Mr. JENcxEs r. H. thought the question might sf..wsn
be net now, leaving details to be settled hereafter
The previous question was seconded. Inc yo, % ~
ordering the main question taken by Yeas ard nays
| and resulted: Yeas, g; Nays, 81.
Mr. JEScKEs offered lot the vote the passage Of the
bill he taken on day 70 BE- nIeS Nv eas and NsVs on
the passage of the bill. The vote resulted: Yeas, ~;
Nays, 70. The following is the vote in detail:
A A.sq Aasy Ohio s4 SaS
dy Caaar Darling, Davis, Dawe. D5on Do9nely DIless
Hooper Hesan Hoehkiss Hubbard uowsl Hubbard cOnnG
Hubbard. james Humphrey. Jsgs' NJ Rs-garss Jepese,
sassS mseGs MoSsaead Morris :ss Plant; Ray
mond Rice (Mass.l Rice (,leA Rogers scOfeld stssR.
S Ss@, Van a on Is Van Horn Mo- ward wssSSans
''N Hassss Ns1sds Baker Barker Benjamin.
BSs SSs c Ens s ease sS
Pss E ds Fs5q'h ss H' G'T s1S 9sss
Highly Ill., Holmes. Hubbard (w. va). RateeL IN. 70
H1b6s (ohel Kslso. Latham Lsyre1ss Pennh Laurence
Sr L Ss nsSs a Ssn ssa s'
Payne, Perhsm Price, Rsndsa PENN RaadaH (Ky Ria.
s%s sss fso1nea & wsSsurn:
(Mass). Walker, Wilson Qows)-;S.
No further motion TO reconsider being in order, Mr.
CoNKLINa subsequently, introduced the same bill stew
with notifications, and IL was read twice and re.
ferred to the Select Committee on the Bankrupt law.
GENERAL MATTERS.
Tho House then proceeded 10 the business on the
Speakers table when the following matters were taken
up and disposed Of:
Senate amendment to the act TO incorporate the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company Of the District Of Columbia
Referred to tho Ccnmitee for tho District OF Columbia
The Senate amendment 20 the act TO reimburse the
State of Pennsylvania for money advanced tho Govern
ment for war purposes. The amendment, which wss
was, on motion Of Mr.. MYERS, concurred in.
The Senate bill TO provide for the disposal Of certain
lands therein named read twice. and referred 10 the
Committee on Public Lands.
The Senate bill to amend the granting lands 70 the
State of Oregon to aid in the construction Of military
railroad from Eugene City to the eastern boundary d the
State. Disposed of as the previous bill.
The Senate joint resolution respecting the burial OF sof
ders who died in the military service OF the United States
during the Rebellion. Considered and passed.
The Senate joint resolution respecting bounties TO col
ored soldiers, and pension bountes and allowances "
their heirs. Read twice and referred TO the Committee
on Military Affairs -
Tho senate bill 10 provide for the revision aud conso3
dation the statutes of the United States Read twice
and referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
The Senate BILL granting certaEl lands to the State Oh
Michigan, TO aid in the construction OF ship canal 10
the waters OF Lake Superior with the lake Known
Lac La Belle, in said State Read twice, and referred
al. ~, tea. l1fn and