New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE l, 1866.

BET seen washington and the North. West would pa.
Mr. ONrn pa opposed the Sll, asa,ns ma H.a 49,,
slwsys liberal the neghborne States In regard 70 f'
NJ Ohio spoke in support Of the ball, and
Mr. CoyrRorH followed on the same SIDE u,
Tfs debate was cosed by Mr.. GARFrup Ono IN Sd
,ooscy Of the bill lie concluded BY moving the previous
question, which was seconded BY the House
TIE bib was then passed by 9 vote Of "a TO IL.
VARIOUS NATTER =,
The morning hour hTing expired the House procee osd
table aud the following bills &c. were taken NON u ana
s9ulsi. the transportation of nitrogcer6 or syeo
For the relief Of Commodore Thomas Turner
The senate amendment to the House bill to amend the
BASIN FoR THE IRoS-CLA%
Authorizing the appointment Of Examiners 10 examine
site FOR basin for ron-csd vessels Oh the
NJ, ISs"H Mel moved that the Joint resolution be put
upon is passage and moved the previous question:
MT liz snggcsted that should be referred to the
COMMITTEES on Naval Adaira
eramine a site for iron-cads, near Portland haps IL
was intended 20 detail for the purpose son hssa ohc
uear that station. IL was simply mater OF ihqu!' anu
be aid not see any reason why 1t should be referred
Mr.. WRIoHr y. - dcsirod opportunity OF offering
An amendment directing the examination 81 site Tor
LAD, !. Tappsn nav on the Hudson River. where
there was splendid nov Of fresh water
Mr. LYscB declined 10 withdra. me demand Ipf tne
previous question TO let MI Wright oder hs saend-
men, but suggested special proposition for the pur
po,e should he offered.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
An act relative 10 public schools In the District OF Co
lnmbis.
PRIVATE BILLS, &C.
Several act. relating 20 the District OF Colnmbis, ana
several private bills.
To provide for the payment Of bOundes to certain In
Providing for the payment Of certain Kentucky mill
PROTECTION FoR CITIZENS.
To protect American citizens engaeed IN iumoerhs Oh
u h. Afaf nf
ON motion Of Mr. PIKE, the House proceeded to con-
der tins bill, and after some discussion It was passed
THE LATE GIN. SCOTT.
The SFE.KER presented message from the senate on
the subject If the death Of Lieut-ien Nihhed Sco',
and on motion OF Mr. ScHEscK the concurrent resolution
providing for an adjournment until Monday, and for
aeruiaon Of Congress attend the obsequies OF The de-
parted soldier agrced 10 unanimously.
Mr. RfSHAM from the Committee Of Conf renee on
the bill ameudatory Of the Pension b, nade report
which agreed to-
ROAD TO THE NORTH
The House then poceeded 10 the eonsdefaton OF ,he
lin reported yesterday by Mr.. Stevens Pa from the Re
lcci Committee Military and Postal Affair, 20 promote
Of line Of rsilway between the City OF
Warrington and the North Vest for national purposes
engrOssed bill read and The question was on s
The bill vs. passed BY Yeas IS. Nays3.
The preamble bin reeitss that there consd
srsble Be Of railroad the City OF Washington and
.a,eS !. .b,ui beng shortened 1eAr, miles BY frOu
said ty u the Point Of Rocks the Poo
mac E II frsSsnss o, w. Sat-. Of Ss,anS to CON
stfuct railroad from Cumberland Aforesaid TO the fent,yF
,.lro,A IA Psnn,,lvania 10 the latter city the
I,barsh and ConBeI'viIs Railroad incorporated BY the
STATE 4 Pennsylvania has completed railroad from Pitts
bu sh 20 coancsyis on line 10 connect With the MARY
land road Aforesaid tia, Bat ,her al.'.sss
20 furnish tho railroad betseen Washington and Com
erand snre, '.oaa wntas,on %,y .ss ne nnsc
tons the North West from tie latter CITY that the Leg
~ s.n,e,nr he rAlrosd, az AFORESAID authorized to h
bun P.nnyrsna and M.ryand which pre,eots at this
ms the petion Of rors o. asiooa ana "a.
.h,,h ths cseas Of Hsbd aud PsnnsylvGaa have made
s. ND ..ney 20 ests ard r.ssiss sr.
Iisreoer.e among es sis,ss u ,hsrsors asaSI s We
the Pittsburgh and Conne''lle Railroad Company Of
h. o. A. 70 fru one con,nsous lire Csmber
lard snd Pittsburgh according to the o.es given TO the
al, granted and the ,upginsn thereto they
no, fnconsi,tent with the provisions OF thls act
The fh section that tho said line Of railroad with
the ferries erossIr bridges sBd roAdvsys aud the
.,i.Hs Iall.s, -Ach nay e.eoIs I, o. tn- Ialroaa
pos road With which all the PRINCIPAL railway lines and mail
os-. In the United States either constructed hereafter
.uon purposes and equitable terms and such
log nss shall at all times have the rshi to sell through
tickets and through baggage In such manner and
such terms may hereafter be customary bese.n
the the eoany and the corporation seren
estobed shall far be practicable fafni,A through
tickets 10 passness and thoegh cheeks for baggage over
such lines Of railway tho traveller may select and
ybou, prjsdce Of sad
Connecting n.s asd shs provide all ib. night
pssenger trains sunicent numcer OF nrscass sleeping
cara IA all Improvement and s proper and nsee.s
sy bedding fy accommodate the public and the tarn
prcs addition TO the regular rate OF fare shall not eIo.sd
TIRE, dollars dollar Tor double. and my
cents for single berth.
The sIth section requires said corporations to male
report their to the Secretary Of ise Interior
FORM add containing ssch items OF infotmafion be
said TO be verihed by The CERTIFICATES
snd.f oath Of TIE President Treasurer Chief Engsssr sad
General superintendent Of .sch eorPorsiioos or rawsy
TIE section requires the said eorPostions
prsccsbs 70 oonnesce and prosecute the so. Of eon
oomped and saPped In three years from aud ssr the P''
Tho following is the vote In detail.
YHAs-Messrs Aisoa Anes Ashley Nevada Ashlsy
c sss ss asa: si B.n b.a
Drrgs Damout Efses,ou Eliot Fsrnsworth fvrry. Gar
Nil h.. H.rdlSs dih Hssdsr,So Higby HS'e t
a assSr III i.s:.a Js.ss. T.s x.d
ga. .r'as. oaG 'as iSssS nS so,s k kos:
sesa sawyer sohsncs soeSsld se-a sesoldns Stevens
T:0T% .s ' and
HIrs-Messra Ancepa Bsd.ip Blaine. Brandasee. Oar
PI'' b,:'s Psas Essi fiS Dos o s.%..
Jsn;sa Kelley k' s.. L o E.Sd k Msr,,S
hsrssr hisr, ny'1 T.,s, Ts.S.p Tlopu,on TI,%b.
VIEW WIZ ws.A SY' eii...j and wnsAs-n
adopted tnstrucung the Comm,tes on Invalid Pensions
inquire into the sIpcdency Of increasing tho pensions
widows Of decessd soldiers aud sailors OF the recent
war; proportion TO the number Of minor children under
Mr. Jomssos PA introduced four private bills granting
pensions, which read twos and referred o the CON-
Inittee on Invalid Pensions
THx YagEpnsS
The SPEAKER presented q message from the President,
with further reports Of Gems Stsdman and Fullerton IN
Inference To the operation 81 the Frc.imen's Bureau.
Mr. In BLOND moved that 10 0oV extra copies bepnnted
The motion was referred to the Committee On Printing
JUDICIAL.
Mr.. LAWRENCE Ohio introduced bills relative to the
record. Appellate Cous aud 10 enlarge the powers of
National Courts 10 prDcesss winch was read twice