The New York herald., 1866-03-20
ARCH 20, lsee.-wITH SUPPLEMENT.
AGRICULTURAL RspoRrs

AGRICULTURAL RnroRrn
Mr. hnlEa, trep) OF Pa, offered resolution in
ference 70 printing twenty-five thousand copies Of the
agricultural reports of 1864
Mr. WAsHBVRsK Of H. rose 70 debale the resolution
and 1t went over
~ INDIAN CLAIMS
MT WFDoh, rep OF Mimi, introduced Joint resolu-
ton authorizing the Secretary OF the Interior pay
tain claims out OF the balance Of an appropriation for
the expenses OF Indian affairs Utah Aerrtory which
Aaaim
fa DISTRICT ov COLUMBIA
hr. LATHAM, tep1 OF W. Va introduced bill In re-
iaton 20 the Guardian Society Of the District OF Coium
ps, which was read twice and referred the Commttse
on the District Of Columbia -., rf.r- ~
ROCK SURVEY.
Mr. FaRSswoRrH, trep) OF M, introduced Joint
mton appropriating $4,000 for survey of Rock
river Illinois, and Wisconsin reference to water
communication between the Mississippi river and the
Great Lakes which read twice and referred 70 the
Committee Commerce
MISSOURI voLrNTEERs.
Mr. KMso, trep.) Of No, introduced a bin to extend
the provisions Of the act for calling volunteers
Fftesnth and Sixteenth regiments OF Missouri voun
cavalry which road twice and referred 10 the
Committee Military Affairs l.s
EXPLORATIONS ACROSS THE GREAT RAss OF UTAH.
MT GARFIELD, tep.) OF Ohio, offered resolution,
which was adopted directing the Committee on Printing
Of explorations the Great Basin OF Utah san
Francisco in 1889 by Captain J. IL Simpson. of the
EsssG osy1cRas AND SOLDIERS W
Mr. BusDY introduced resolution, which wns adopted
expediency and Justice Of provdipa by law for h" eases
Of officers and soldiers who have disappeared and who
are supposed to have been murdered by rebels &c.
CALLING OUT THE NATIONAL
Mr. BRooxAlL rep) OF Pa, introduced resolution,
which was adopted, instructng the Committee on MIL
by legislation that the tenth section OF the of March
1855, for calling the national forces &c shall
be construed TO apply to The Quartermaser General Of
DAT yoR ADJOURNMENT
Mr. AycoSA, ldem) Of Pa, introduced the following
concurrent resolution, and moved the previous ques
tom
Resolved senate concurrns That the President of the
Senate and the Speaker Of the House OF Representatives. ad
Thursday, the = day OF May. at twelve O'Clock
The previous question was seconded.
MT WAsInrRSk, l1epl Of III asked whether was In
The SPEAKER-Not unless unanimous consent is gwen
Mr. JrscxEs trep) OF H. l., objected.
Mr. MORRILL, remarked that such a resolution was pre-
until the appropriation bills passed. and he
called Tor the yeas and nays upon It,
The vote taken aud resulted follows:-ycas So
nays 6f. SO the concurrent resolution was adopted.
EQUALIZATION BouSTrrs
MT CorrRorn, tdem of Pa, introduced resolution
which adopted, instructng the Committee Mill.
tary Affairs TO report at early day bill To equalize
the bounties Of all the soldiers and sailors who were
mustered into the service OF tho United States
RuIEr LOYAL sErrtERs PUBLIC
Mr.vAx HoHs, (deml OF No, introduced bin for the
read twice and referred to the Committee Public
Lands
REPRESENTATIVES, SOUTHERN ,ATys
Mr. RANDALL. dem.) of Pa, introduced resolution
declaring that In the opinion Of the House Of Represen
tatvcs the representatives from the late rebel States
who take the required oath are under existing laws
entitled to seats and should be admitted members Of
the House. r..
the resolution should be referred TO the Reconstruction
Committee.
Mr. RANDALL, desiring the reference, withdrew the
resolution
EspIoYs IN rHE QuARrEHxlsrns prpAHrnN
Mr. MoCuILouGH, tdem.) OF Nd, introduced n resolu.
ton requiring the Secretary Of War furnish the Hoae
with list Of officers volunteer and regular employed
In the Quarernasters Department and also why Corco
rams arr building is stii used BY that department
the rule fr
Az ACT nnAnso TO ms annrscr ArD LIE srGrrr.r or
4 f-srr afsa%F'i uffArrwr.
Mr. KnIxy frep, of Pa. introduced the following
which was read twice and referred To The Committee
Ways and Means:--
h.rsby .aAorssd 70 pay and fully quId.s the
ne Unsd si.iss when the se; ,h~ Ser
% a ss sos s ssS
fbr purpose Of paying and lquidsne compound
sesr.,.S % 'i he s, s'ss
70 be paid and bendated a. aforesaid.
the ss $ ss % ai r R .rg
of he Treasury 20 increase the then existing amount " legal
state. s,e :. :. proSaed IN sns sr. .ec,on or 81. s
dnisht the snonn, to less than nine hundred millions of
src ,. farther enacted IRA, from and af..r tho
I.sssu 70 .e OF dispose q eo o. sg esrs.
cents 10 The currency Of The unsd sias ana ths ia sy
Of july next and after that time u shall not be lawful for
any month below &c pic. q i5s gre,siIas 1aea,s
Of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
REGULATION DEHr-PAysESr
RAJ DrHr, Hrr
Mr. RocrRs, dem Of y. J. introduced the following
resolutions, aud moved the preyioas question:
Resolved, Thai the federal government has eonsilu
s 20 ~ ~ & sss . s s Ss %
debt Of OF ssd stses, sud that would he ouiage
Received riai the honor Of the federal governeni and
sd Ps'a r. a % % Ss s As s. s S sSas se %ss
should be daeounanAnced and the iah Of The country
Resolved rha, equal a.stIop aud rshL
privileged class
The House refused second the previous quesion-ts
20 60
PROTECTION rNpusrHr nc
Mr.. CoSKrixo presented the petition of ". AlYord
and others asking the prompt passage of such tsrn
will mote enectualy protect american Industry
Afo the petition ~ Michael HcQgads Alpheas Hutton
and others asking that npost exceeding Ave cents
per bel be- laid on barley coming from the British
Provinces, Both peitons were referred 20 the Com
mittee q Ways and Means
Mr. CsssLrR, (dem1 Of N. Y, presented the petition
Of W Miles aud Thomas 7. Red 10 adjust the duty
On barley that may not exceed I've cents per bushe
Mr. R.ryosp tepD Of n. ", presented the petition
of John Button and others Manufacturers of sgncultu.
amendment and equalization Of the tar laws 10 relation
20 their business.
rHY Lo.S mL
The morning hour having expired the ner, business
order Mr. Garneds motoo 10 reconsider the vote
by which, on Friday last. the Loan bin rejected
which motion Mr. Byarsx moved 10 lay the table
The vote taken the latter motion and vas lost
yeas 20 nays IS The following the In detail -
Y.,sSxs,r, A.se,.gn ns,r. s,r.sr B..mss slss
oh,o c9se, gYot pinoa. kSsis,'on kiot rsrry. goea
hoin,. Hgbs,ra q Ie-s liglegrd eisw Va. hase.ra,
Julian, Kelley, Esi.o. K1yteBdsL lswrenos q Pa.
IAvrenes of ohio, Loan. Lynch, scclurF, xis< psor
bead. Morris. MoatoB Myers O'Nei Orb Pslne Pise
Plants, Price Rlee % Mass, R.. % Ne. sh..e@rvrr.
kosn, smith, stevens. Thsyer ffsncs Thomas Trnnbs
rrowbrdye, rpson, Van Asrsarn wehsr Williams. wson
Of Toss Wilson ofPa. wlnd0n-m.
NArs-Nessrs Alley. Aison. Am-.. Aprons. Ash~y ~
oho, Bsid-in. Baas. Bsrxr Bsrysn, sid~sn B.ins
boyer, Brand~srs, BROOKS. BroomAn Chaner CoTroth
Contlng Cullsn, Dsves Dsvson DeisBo. Deni.on Doe
nelly. DuDout kfrds- pnrnsworh. gsrqahsr CARRIED
Has, Harding Of ny, Ispdsrsyn, ffossa Hoop~r Uub
bard of Corn. Jane. " Hgmphrsy, Jens- Ks.sos Kerr
Es0hum, Lshin Latham IL Hlord, warshan NArslon
Nsrvin, nccunoush nsr,ur, Morru skboi-on Psrhsns
Randall q Pa Randall q ky h.ymcud, RIt,~r Rssrrs
Rollins Ros. Roas~~sa. Sawyer HooAef srr~ave. gpsff
lns su..lL I.s., I.yor, Jchp rsomss fhorn,oa yss