New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, July ;, Is66
TARIFF PETITION.

flRSl SESSlON.
SENATE. WARRINGTON July :, Is66.
TARIFF PETITION.
Mr. SHERMAN (Ohio) presented two petitions,
numerously signed by tho citizens OF Pennsylvania for addi
tional protection for American industry
Referred 10 tho Committee on Finance.
AMERICAN HOSPITAL IN JAPAN.
Mr. EDYUSDs (Vt.) from the Committee Commerce. re-
ported bill the construction II marine hospital at Yoku
hama Japan Read first nsI time; mn.
Mr. LANE nd) offered resolution for evening session
Friday the 9th nst for tho consideration Of Pension bills
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE IN IOWA.
Mr. PonRoy Ransa) from the COMMITTEE On ro0 NC
agricultural college in lowe f'r the erection Of which pubic
MIYSTsorA RAILROAD LAND GRANTS
Mr. PoMERoY from the Committee on Public Lands re-
ported bill to granting lands to Minnesota for
Constructing railroad nom s. Paul Lake Superior IT
provides that in lands along the line u the road shall
be found been previously granted for other purposes
other lands in State than 30 miles distant from
BOUNTY TO DETAILED SOLDIERS
Mr. WILSON ass called up the House joint resolution de-
eIring that detail Of soldier sailor clerk or other
post duty shall not DO construed to interfere with MS right 10
'''''' ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. sHrR,N from the Conference Committee on the Army
Nr GRIMES (ioxa asked Nj sherman to explain how the
M snElAS said substantially passed by the SEN
ate
The Senate amendment aPpropriang money for the pur
chase Of land for fort near Nashville was stricken out Some
other amendment had been modified but not IN important
he Senate amendment that the Superintendent Of Yves,
Point may be selected from any branch u tho service was
agreed 10 with amendment 10 Include also other Officers
Mr. smrs inquired what hsd been done in regard the
Ho1se prohibiting The payment OF TIC Illinois Zen
Mr. sBERulx said that the ouse had receded from that
AUDITING MASSACHUSETTS CLAIMS.
Mr. wos called up the Joint resolution for the appoint
nent Of commissioners TO examine and audit the claims Of
against tho General Government for coast de-
lenses. ,,
Mr.. Gyms moved TO strike out the words and audit"
As amended the resolution was passed.
AMERICAN VESSELS DFeTRoYED BY CHINESE rIRATEs,
Mr.. TRuNBuLL (IlL) offered resolution calling upon the
vessels DESTROYED by Pirates of the coast q China in the past
year and whether further legislation be necessary to prevent
REiBocEDISa ALEXANDRIA COUNTY TO VIRGINIA.
Mr. WADE Ohio called the bin repeal an Act entitled
to eirOcede the County Of Alexandria, in the District
%s 20 si9s S ,Ea S II. believed tho act Of
Msad Virginia and to the ca no h"r
and accept the ten miles square given Tor the end
c cSa1s spfs The necessity i protecting ''i Ss
remains Of the Union soldiers buried at Arlington
MI DAVIS Ky) said be in the House when the Act of
Retroce:on was passed and hs voted against IT. He did
n na but S that the
judicial one that 6od b settled BY the courts aud he
MI CowAS tPa) suggested that the bill be referred to the
Committee the Judiciary to inquire into the validity OF the
Amer discussion which Mcssrs Salisbury Howard and
Wiley participated uhsr consideration Of the pending bill
@pa!!ges'a sat4 s2Es MILITARY BILL L. al
Mr. wilson introduced resolution authorizing the Score
t,ry OF pay for held to service labor and
drafted enlisted during e War Referred to the Military
0'""''''F fonSf6S Arriffs. IN -
Mr. TRuDuIt Introduced bl to provide for the printing
OF papers relating to foreign affairs Referred to the Commit
US ~ ''4l~s fnH new ARMY BILL
- ~ Amy tv
ported Sy bin TIisA F made 81 special sTSs' 'gE to NOR
TOW, ~ Nv ssS%S'i s5caiHaficy OF Doryrrrs.
Mr. IRUMsuLL asked MT Wilson woea .Ge p GT pS
Mr WIsoy said thu. the Committee on Military Affairs
ss Senate was real Equalization bin That Of the House
not Il was the Of t' aarpos Of
them and telling which Is the becr. He believed report
"1S,a ~ TOWARD ieh said the Military Committee was
strongly in favor Of equalization law He believed one
S0u'4 W tolioy FOR AN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
N, Camps at ~ O'Clock, moved Executive Session.
Mr. TRuyDULL hoped that the m9on wond mol Presa 80
oavepi Of loyal citizens the southern States for army
stores Which was reported by Mr. Poland recently
Mr. TRuMBuLL demanded t Yeas aud Nays on the motion
10 60 into executive session; Yeas H. Nays TO- so the motion
"" u'''f psyarsr FOR QUARrERNAsrERs STORES.
Mr. POLAND vt) called up the bill to provide for the pay.
men stores and Supplies furnished to the
armies o the United States Inc pendug question was 10
maLe The Secretary Il War Instead Of the QuartemaerGen
cy the auditing officer Of such sceosa Disagreed TO-
mants must establish tber loyalty before having their
MT HOWARD opposed the bill ia sp,ea Z ys.ea hs 1923
Tho Southern people had put themselves In the at
linda Of alien enemies United States and their citizens
were entitled to pay fo what was aAeh 'o' 'uo use o ah
invading ermy 80, It, 4. ,,vo, =, a.. hui 7, orv
neona we're entitled compensation they were those who
d a,hfol 10 the Government In the midst Of rebellion
After further discussion Mr. Wilson moved so TO amend as
TO strike out provision authorizing 'or gooas 'aaen
by an officer without giving a receipt.
y EXECUTIVE SESSION AND ADJOURNMENT
At "a o'clock Mr. SUMNER moved al executive session.
Agreed 10. ,,,