The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-12

tiers. He mentioned the OF pay master who had In
not entitled 10 IL.
Mr. w.suuuRS, # Ind. regarded the amend inent
simply Offering premium to paymaser's ignorance or
faults No stoppa.e record against any pay
master except for negligence, fault crime his part
Without the Amendment tho bill simply PROPOSE
ion 10 increase hepay of paymasters not in the future,
but for the past hv, years WhyS Was 1t heT
pay was not suicit in the first placer Was II because
5000 year was lot enough That plea could not be
made Tor every OTHER and soldier who went into the
army because he had acted good faith had lost by
It. The paymaster iad the easiest and tho best berth In
the army and II h attended to his duty he should
have done he received better pay than any other officer
| IN the army.
Mr. SM.n, (rep) q KY offered an amendment to add
the words TO troop actually serving the Held SO as
to make the clause rad Sail sums actually dlsbursed by
them 10 troops actually serving IN the field
MI ScHENCK aeceIted the amendment, and moved tho
previous question
The House rsfusot TO second the previous question,
and the morning hou' having expired the bill went over
till tomorrow.
THE AorIruLruRAL cor1saE
Mr. BDwnI, rep Of Cal, from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported back with substitute the bill TO
amend the Agricultural College act
After pretty discuslve debate, and the amendment
of the substitute, thesubsute was agreed TO- and the
bill passed by u vote o. 90 TO SO
The bill passed that the time In which tho
several states may comply With the provisions Of the
act OF July 2 1859, untitled can act donating public
lands 10 the several States and Territories which may
provide colleges for tie benefit agriculture and the
mechanic arts Is hereby extended that the accept
Of tho benefits OF the said act may be expressed
within three years from the passage OF This act and the
colleges required by The said act may be provided within
Ave from date OF the filing Of such acceptance with
the Commissioner of tle General Land once proyded,
that the States represented In Congress Which have
not ayaed of the grant OF lands contained
the said OF July 2 1862 be and they hereby
tiled TO avail themselves OF the benefits thereof by
plying with the provisions Of the said act, and Of this
act according 10 their present representation Congress
provided further that where any Territory shall become
State and be admitted into the linton, such State
shall be entitled TO the benefits Of the said act OF July 2
1892 by expires ng the acceptance theron required
within three years OF s admission into tho Union, aud
providing the college colleges within five years after
such acceptance lres rb'd IN his act provided further
that any State which has heretofore expressed It's
ceptance of tho act herein referred to shall have the
period of five years wNhin which provide least
college described in the fourth section of sad act
after the time Tor presiding said college according 10
this act OF July 2 1892, Shall have expired
HOWARD INSTITUTE
Mr ISGmsoiL (repl o. H. introduced bill 20 ncor
porae the Howard Institute and Home FOR the District Of
Columbia THIS referred to The Committee on the
District OF Columbia after having been rend twice
PROTECTION AMERICAN
Mr. KrCHAM rep Of y. Y presented the petition OF
one hundred aud four ct zeus Of Pine Plains n y,
asking for increased protection on American wool Also
the memorial Of citizens Of Hudson y. Y, for change
IN the law for the taxation OF stoves composed OF cast
and sheet iron respectively that the shall be i'm
posed the increased value only. These appro
pratey referred.
RfIugUeENgSr ~ MI ouyI PoR WAR ErrEvsgs
Tho House thon went into Committee OF tho Whole on
the state Of the Union and proceeded to the consldera
state Of ssouri for moneys expended for tho United
States in enrol my eqsppng and provisioning the mill
b
Tie bill approprates six million soyon hundred and
seventy five tlou and dollars The Committee APP
propriaions report amendment reducing the amount
| by Sky thousand dollars.
Mr. WrSrwom1n, (rcp) Of H., moved amend by
striking the FIRST section and argued That the bill
should have been referred not 10 the Committee on Ap
| preparations, but % the Committee on Claims.
Mr sTEvENs, (Fep.l Of "a, defended the bill.
Mr. LoAS (rcpD q no, made an hours speech. de-.
"a ling the history 81 the crcumstnncc, which formed
! the basis Of ia claim against the government
Mr.. WAsRuKNE Par Of III, agreed with biz colleague
(Mr wentw0rihj that the bill should have been referred
| to the Committee on CLANS. IL was nothing bat clam
Of the state Of sal sour He proceeded to discuss tho
history Of affairs IN Missoar during tho war He
| yielded TO
Sir BrSJAnIS, lrepl Of No, who corrected the history
| In some Particular.
Mr. wnsos, Crop) Of Iowa inquired whether the APP
preparation IN The bill included the amour, OF direct tax
which wus To be- deducted
Mr. LnAS replied thlt the amount of the claim was
81 455 600 and from that WAS deducted the
, amOunt Of direct tax over 100000.
Mr. Wilson OF Iowa. under tod then that his Dill In
| effect appropriated over $1,000 900.
Mr. wAsHnuEsy, q H. fail ihat Al this va. ~ TO
line Of hs remarks Here w's b ny.' ,iuy thls large
jurisdiction over H. and without any written report "a
enable the House TO undcrtand H. he did not want "
do injustice the state Of Missouri but lac thou ut The
committees should rise and report back tho bill, and that
tho House should then refer Il 70 the Committee or
Clsinls. Hc pointed out the IMPROPERLY Of giving one
man TO be appointed by the President the power
fcrrcd upon the commissioner IN this hill
hr kAs,os rep o. Iowa susgei,ee an % no, ~ m
appointed by the President with the advice aud consent
Sir Las had no objection TO that
Mr. Wight den.l % \. j. pointed out the fact that
The militia 81 New Jersey had marched into fcnus,l a.
MIA n defend mat from ioB and had yet
been ia d m full 4 g-ueral bin had been reported and
| u was unfairto permit Missouri 10 Ia aud have
special legislation for her honont.
Mr VAS Hons. Gopl u no, said the GENT man from
New Jersey not ds.us INK facts The sencTal OH
he referred 70 no, law aud might never De law
But this ga within that category. hvfur
was claiming 10 ~ hb n"ihna ior ehpehres ~ tolu
she had paii oral "a lions for these purp0s's
| bHt WIS not now mhAih. any cam lot W.'. ~ 20,
troops that Ind been cal'd ont ID riie authority nal
| been pad by the state. bat TIL claim was Tor troops
! called out BY tn United States government and VII,
served in Tie army u was preraely Ike nc ca'r ~
| Ternsylvara, winch state VA reimbursed " a ia'
| pissed tie other day.
Mr Wuoar inquired how much money NJ our hal
received from Congress on account Of such claims "a
! thiy
Mt BrsJlms replied that she had not received on'
/ dollar
Dir wmgr sad that he had hoen told she had rceoi I'd
eiht h ndre thOn and dollar Ihs bi should not lns.
while New Jersey nadr claim fIr ths twouy tx AL
nu doiars which she bal expended 10 good cause and
General debate on tho 1 Was cl3'"d by rnanmoa.
wr Ras,o. moved 10 amend ne bll BY making ths
Dirt section frnf "The Pre- dent shall with The aifcc
/ .ud convent o. he Senate, appoint throc comulia
/ hionens
| wr ,.rnUr.r. ~ ul moved - amend NJ fiaend
fud co.1in oncrs shan ~ o. beard IN tte n 40 Of
u sfluu 4rI ft b0 stLoriLei 70 cn.i erlr.Ha tD
r
,lork A. a rut. alton or 800 b. anl4m aauns o.,
I time 10 shsil Do employed"
Tie 4fnrufmcnt was agrecf 10
Tho bl was 100 ierilr- anenlei, anf tbe comm i'e'
| ross and reported book a. bill and amendments
! Tho various am andfn MS eefe asreof %
Tie question beug on The laslto pf the BIZ, VI T.
ptr> domlnfcd no yes aud NAYS ehich ser1 refused
he Pom WIS ptGsad by vote on division % o. % 20
! a. amended and paved y read a. f1llowH.-
nins isfeiy after TIE PISS q tfis 90 80 rr-si
frrt 100 Wit no adrre aud Cyusf0t 90 coo
Iut tar,r whnsr Gl'Y ttas o " ae,rHa
7 a .rn..| rt fI u
| 81. .lnne s4uptlus tubssanF aui pyrH I.. .'t
called intp service ssla state
| tle 1la day n August ieii, 81 40 c1rret yin f0
Iffti States lu te UrfItFsiHH " fflNI agllr
a. rtaf statrs Ana cutumisaulefs I'll M lei alfHfr
s,f b ~ srd ~ DE stste ~ hitsyun ani sasi b
af.rfIyel cali witue rHI efaHIfH hon NuH.f t
ana said cqlfliss shall bel au lo...d ia tnaf
rerk ID rae of COMPENSATION u1t streeslls stsD lo
| aHnum.
sscz and b. q further ensoed. rhai go cgurs.91rr
sha pr0ren1 subject o. regulations o. % -
ss-isd b. tie -.rretiry n Al onre " sftl4us a
ts tens eaTfndiurs made b. All state gr the F
aud anuluts assumed ~ tte hst o. fnfunrf Ti1ipfa