The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-12

states shall 10 and become the property Of the said
oouer or cllnn
Mr. O. rswELy, (rep )of MI, introduced bill derIara-
t9rx q IN ACT 70 amend te ac. the Court o.
d. iary provides that The Deputy oicitor shalt
ceive salary u e35 5oo tho the solicitor and
Arstt ant Solicitor cmpu,ing the diiercnce from the
date OF the oath OF Office " said Dep ".
HIToRy or TIE rEB-L'InN
Mr WI aOS. (rep.1 0f Asass., from the Committed
Nil tsry Aar reported the bill provide for pnb
lcaton of the Official history OF tie rebellion, with
s o9 Nav IL s n @ Cs anns
Official reports of arms Of the United States: second for
anthorzins and requiring tho Secretary OF War 10 ap-
point competent pcrsrn 10 prepare for publication tho
official documents relating tohe rebellion an tho ope
ratons of the army OF the United laes. shall pro-
pare plan for publication and estimate the cost
and eport TO Congress- third that the person appointed
shall rece ve compensation for his services not less
than twenty FIVE hundred dollars per annurn be paid
monthly by tho creary Of the Treasury provided that
shall not be paid Tor longer period than two years.
TaE I'M N PACIFIC RAuR-AD.
Mr.. HOWARD Qenl Of Mich, from the Committee on
the Pacific Railroad. reported amendment 10 the bill
to amend the Pacific Railroad act Of July 2, 1862 Tho
SECTION The Union Pacific Railroad Company, with the
consent and approval O. the Secretary q the Inferior Win,
authorized 70 continue their road westward according 10 the
srosen line. snt they shall ana with ne
Ssaa sI sd s Ssss g rs % Rad
eastward according the and practicable
With The unan P"snc Rrad ro's hs lie
necessary bridges and tunnels on the routes q said
roads
The act Is also amended by inserting at the epd-
Of the % he ncd he
construction of their inc of railroad and tiesraph they
line with the Union Pacific Railroad on the Iooh degree
$ sy as IL.
Win the Union Pacific Raro1S but not at pom.
ver in Colorado.
THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
Mr.. HEvDrTCKs (dem.) OF Ind, introduced bill 10
amend tho net Of July A. 1894 entitled "An to
strict the jurisdiction OF the Court Of Claims winch
referred u the Committee the Judiciary II amends
the second and third sections Of tho that all claims
OF loyal citizens Of States not in reb on the date
regularly tnRn for The use Of the uDi,ea states army
may be settled with proper proofs made at the offices Of
the Q arlermaster or Comm ssary General; and IL is
made the duty OF those officers TO examine and re-
port such cases 10 the Third Auditor for final adjudi
cation.
bill to quiet land ties In California passed.
BOARD oF VISITORS TO rBE NAVAL ACADEMY.
transmitting the report or the Board Of visitors 10 tic
Naval Academy, was received The report ordered
TO be printed
Mr. HENDERSON. (rep) Of Mo-, called up q bin granting
lands TO aid the Construction Of the Kansas Neo
sho Valley Railroad 70 Red river which discussed
and further consideration postponed until 70 morrow.
THE NrssIssIrYT LEvEKS
amins and report upon the condition Of the Missssippi
isvees Mcssr Clark, Chandler, Co~sn, Henderson, and
The Senate At Eve o'clock went into executive
sion and soon after adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRxsENTATHvEs
wAsMSoros. Juno II, 1885,
rm Rsmu RArm ETo rsSxsvIyAMA
Tho States being callod for resolutions Mr. CosTRom
(dcm.) Of Pa, moved . preamble and resolution for
the appointment OF commissioners 70 ascertain wha.
damages sustained by the citizens Of the SIX.
teenth Congressional district Of Pennsylvania, In tho
rebel vistations OF tho district with view 70
legislation for the payment Of such damages
Mr. DElAxo, (rep) Of Ohio, moved TO lay The preamble
and resolution upon tho table, stating that tho whole
subject before the Committee OF Cams.
Pending the vote By tsilsrs Mr: cc,vnoM moved to
TO inquire into tho propriety Of appointing such
Mr. csrssrrI rp, Of Iowa, ro.. to debate the reso.
luton. and II thcreupon went over under the rule
NJ A,cox. dem, u Pa. offered the following prc.
amblo and resolution
whereas the Irsh people, snd their brothers and friend.
=, S *. nsss, 2 4 ,s
In sDs ls % al n q rs s
ssSisys ends sspssiauy when those engaged
:ss,r @ ''' slooa RsSP' q dsisass ' ssr every
and w1srs.. ss ns soysra%Ssst ss., which Jsy
strict letter Of International law. Tor the reason
eject. BY is eonducs repeal y. nsaira,y m laws and
commerce re.aips from the w"i nealss, of Urea, Bri,sn
the arros.nily denies all responsibility.
hs encs Of n h. ss"ss law ~ s eompes the Es
ssg sn a. e. % % s . 70 and are e
friends IN favor q those who have heen ihs.s not
Sewen sd ba' also a Ise written law q their
'Ta ne,sysa ed II Tss, s he s@ias on forrn AFFAIR. be in
rses ss e sns % s spIns snser 81 re r., r, %
tie Presidents proclamation against the fenians was
Mr. H,Ia trop) OF ~ ", moved 10 lay the preamble
Mr.. R.ars dem, Of N >, demanded tho yeas and
Mr BasKs frop) of Mas. Mr. wmsos, trep.) Of Iowa.
and other rembcrs sought 70 offer suggestions; but Mr.
accept of tho suggestions He, howycr, modified his
resoiulion make Il read 'that the Committee
rofeen Aars be instructed % inquire into The expe-
al ncy of reporting such bill
The House cfased to ay tic resolution on the table BY
vote OF Z yeas 70 l3 nays. Tho yeas we're Ass~rs.
Cobb Davp Hale nni Cnnncl
Mr. GHrxxi H. stated ma, hc voted "yca' because he
understood the resolution 70 be rcprcof TO the admins
The House refused second tho demand for the pro
rr spnEsx x, rcp of Ohio then offered tho follow
Ing substitute Tor the resolution and demanded tho
previous question:
Re,olved Thr President Of The United State. IN the
o. s & r. sassa s r.p h1 psy wssa
ss s. M ss11 q ' M IN G Gs's saS 70 s
AMI hat he rcleassd ~ adogt nearly ms praecsb
that exact cogIs. n pre,fnE which rurued by the
fnv0fN7snf IN Great Britain In tho late civil In Tits
country tho Cnet kiaes and rebels n re-ni re
cnCntnW lawful bc efCntA and Observing between
them strict neutrality
Hr Hpr-a tre,D ~ M cent 10 the Clerks desk aud
had fca1 vha, he desired 10 submit a substitute for
b,t propos cns, declaring that tho of tho
ernrent rcrressng tie Fenan invasion ss ignou
ous asd dis accfui
Mr. scHKscK declined 70 allow the aubsisate Of Mr..
Harding ~ be offered.
" BssKs asked NJ schenck 20 yield 70 a motion 70
.ser 'hc r..c'ut.n en1 suirtuts n the Committee on
y rean Ai1,lle prJnsng n.al referred tho Commit
tee would make report
mr scassrx yielded for THAI purpose, and Mr. Banks
srbnittsd tie motion.
Tho previous quesilon vss lben seconded
Nr fiAIx. trcrl 81 ~ " moved 70 lay the resolution
snl nubs tuie 0n the .abie.
The mo,Oa was lost by yeas 4, nays li3
Mr. Hstx desired ~ oner amend medt a. sort of
compromise.
NJ AscosA objected and the question vss taken on
Tho reference az lie f1nel rcsat and Ne kcnonrk
~ Institute 10 he COMMITTEES on rsrogB AIairs ani this