New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

wished 10 avoid saving anything about Lieut. Dohery but lie
would saw now since DOhery had the impotence 10 say Wha
he did saw that he believed this Lieut. Dohery was down
right coward in thst expedition He believed the evidence
sonse bsa WINE aSa Horoa and while COnger
getting guard around them this Lieut. Donery as St
under shed and no power OF longer sSo ba he ala
the whole work Referring to the allnson TO bekel Wea.u
never received compensation in proportion 10 ms services
Mr DRGGs denounced the report OF the COMMITTEE az
great outrage He admitted that Conger should get at least
$4,000 bat he could understand what influenced The
Committee to give nearly oneouh Of the whole amount 10
Mr. HoIcHKss wanted the House to take notice that i'm
proper influences charged upon the Committee by The
Mr. DmGcs dsclaimed any personal alnsion
and then telling him he meant no personal ofense
Laugher He repeated his statement about Lieut. D'hey
being under the shed.
Mr. DAWES rep. Mass) inquired why they proposed to
Mr. HoTcHkss replied that be did in Difference to ropu
Mr. FARSswoRTH (Rep H. remarked that be supposed the
Committee was superior to any such influence IT.,
colleagues r Drggs5 amendment wOah not be adopted as
it did not do astiee @ Lieut. Co Consr who bad command
few days before and was not known to him then. 49,.
After further discussion the House proceeded 10 vo,e
The question first taken on the amendment offered oy MI
briggs, and 1t was rejected ,,,
The question REQUIRED on 'ag Ian aoy ~
1t gives to Conger $4,000; l.. c. Baker, $3.50 l. D.
he pscyes 81 0oo and Boston Corbet and each man Of the
party OF the 10th New York Cavalry sLooJ
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
The House proceeded in the business Of the morning oa
to the call OF COMMITTEES for reports ,.... 80 ,,,,,
Mr.. BIDwELL (Rep.. CALI from the Committee on Aei.cl
tnre reported joint resolution authorizing The
q Agriculture TO purchase from d oyr oS
bes fungi &C., and setting apart soVo Tor thai PURPOSE
Mr.. WINDOW Rep Iowa. from the Committee on Indian
As reported back adversely tie House bill IN relation TO
trade and with the Indian tribes LAID on the
Also Joint resolution appropriang $4,000 in full Of all
claims n favor OF the Chippewa Ottawa and Pottawattome
Also Joint resolution authorizing the.ecretary of the IL
pay certain claims ont Of the balance OF an apop
alton for the payment Of tue necessary expenses oil TIE ln1an
Also bill pay Mirtha A. Cah Of California S3Oo9 for
beef rns ed the Indians by her late husband Passed
Also bill TO pay 5000 to Richard Cheney under similar
circumstances Referred to the Committee of the Whole
Also the Senate BILL with amendments to me House ont
resolution referring petition OF Benz Holiday 70 the Court
Claims NoneoncurTed IN, and Committee oi Conference
Also Senate bill to authorize Samuel stevens stockbrdge
Indian enter and purchase certain tract Of lana IN Tue
Mr. CLARKE (Rep Kansas reported back from the same
Committee Senate bill to pay 5000 to John J. Jones an
Ottawa Indian for depredatlons committed Oy "he persons
on his property IN Kansas Territory - ,,r.
On objection by Mr.. Wight Dem, y. J the BIZ was re-
farred 10 the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. Ross Dem. ID from the same COMMITTEE mover 70
discharge Committee OF the Whole from the b Tor TIE re
lief Of the Wyandoe tribe Of Indians. Lost. ~
Mr. ScHFScK Rep Ohio tho Committee on Military
Affairs reported back with amendments tue senate yolbt
resolution to provide the publication OF the official history
81 The Rebellion TIE amendment strikes out the words
giving authority to revise official document The amend
ao The senate ont resolution to pay Charles NJ Blake
salary as an army chaplain from May 1855 to May 1906
Also House bin to establish and to protect National Gene
Also House Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary Of
War 70 settle with the Territory Of Colorado for the militia OF
tat Territory employed the service Of the United States IN
Also House iont resolution for the relief OF the officers of
the 18th Regiment Coored Heavy Artillery giving them
pay from the time they actually euieed into the service
Also House Joint resolution in relton TO breyet appoint
ments and commissions 10 the T. 5. Army. Passed.
provides that hereafter every breye appointment or com
mission conferred upon officer OF the army sha f,ate Tor
what distinguished act Of ganny merorious conduct OF
the officer the conferred specifying peeisy ioe
plrcu point Of ga lntry or metorous conduct 1'enuel
10 rewarded by such breye rank and the Annua Amy
Register shall contain hereafter appended 10 the name OIL
officer who has been or who may hereafter be beved
Gus Which bis breve was granted and where aud
what department branch OF the service tie service was
Also senate resolution authorizing the Secretary OF War to
with Dr. Alexander Dunbar for the Of his alleged
discovery of mode Of treatment OF he diseases Oh horses ce
aud for bis services for one year Passed. AZ. .
Mr. BINGHAM rep. Oho) from the same com mttee. re-
ported the on resolution to pay to Mrs Mary Phelps Of
Missouri $4,000 reimburse her for expenditures made BY
her in raising and e9aPPag troops Tor the s
OF Union wounded in battle and Of the orphan children oil
soldiers Of toe UG9S RSaG e SECRETARY War to
tract with Henry l. Brown Il Sewburgh n epree not
Gen. Whitfield scott 70 be made guns captured ~ Mexico
and to be placed his grave at West Point Passed
,
from the Committee made number OF adverse reports
which were laid on the tatll
FENIANs.
The morning hour having EXPIRED the SPEAKER presented
Message President In reply TO the House resolutions
was al, upon the table and ordered to be printed.
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Tho Senate amendments the Civil Appropriation bill were
Mr. STEVENS (Rcp Pa moved thor reference to the Com
Nh WmsoS dlep. Iowa. moved their reference with 10.
srucons report back as an amendment! TO the House OIL
TO equalizc bounties
The motion agreed to and the amendments were 80 re-
ferTed with Instructions
The aouse then proceeded the consideration Of the bill
reported Yesterday BY Banks from the Committee For
egn Affairs eectuay preserve the neutrality relations
of the United States. 800
MT BANKS (Rep Mass proceeded to expaia the bill and
show the changes proposed The object OF the
had been neutrality Of 1918 10 the standard OF
foreign enlistment Of Great Britain OF 1872 There was
nothing in this bill that not contained In the Engsh or
egn enlistment except the provision authorizing citizens
ofhe United sell vessels and munitions OF war to
Governments or citizens OF Governments with which
the United States is proposed TO repeal the OF
fensye and oppressive provisions OF the Neutrality ACT Se
Section Of the OF 1915 made the Government responsible
for the acts Of its citizens outside OF its jurisdiction
pealed that but provided that citizens who had committed
the United States should be- on their return prosecuted
That the provision as was contained IN tho foreign
enlistment act II also repealed section OF Tue ACT .. ,Go
from this country TO give bonds for their good conduct IL
also repealed the very offensive and oneroas OF sec
top H. which commanded Collectors Of Customs to seize and
den vessels whenever there shall be cause for suspicion that
they going commit acts Of hostility against other Gov
ernents other hand the bill gave the Government
every requisite for maintaining neutrality with other
nations the power prevent and punish snlstmsnts within
United States and the to prohibit the increasing OF
force Of armed vessels within the United states IL with
held power given other Governments 20 maintain
force neutrality laws and 1t imposed the people prohibit
ton restriction inconsistent with the prosperity OF the
country or good order Of society Its policy and purpose
TO bring the neutrality laws Of the country to the same
level as thoSe OF Cheat Britain. -
Mr. RAYMOND (Johnsou Dem. ~ y. member OF the
Commtte Foreig Affairs moved as substitute ior the
bill the following:
n, ,anefd Th. Joint COMMITTEES OF three members OF the
Senate Of Representatives. De appointed
affecting tho neutral relations OF the
Of the with those OF other nations and 10 con
and legislation 10 necessary TO secure 20 the people