New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26


Rspabhcan roman Democrats ilae johnson Democrats
Mr. FfssrSpEs moved TO amend bis motion by fixing the
day for adjournment ut Saturday the esth at noon.
The amendment agreed TO- and the resolution amend
ed was passed-Yeas 90 Nays - as follows:
Ed%sea. fs;'ePa:n Fss's Gs; %,i snd,nS9 H,ss
sosIss Nye Po,pS Rsno:sy Rode Sherman, sp'soe Stewart
NiTs1.aesrs chandler. ore,w.n. orne., nAui. Bs~pd.
Howe. PomerOy, Ross Sumner, Tramtu, Wade Villains and
~lson-n
HABEAs CORPUS.
NJ. TRusBUIL REP. M from the Judiciary Committee
reported tho bill relation the babeas corpus did
not wish immediate consideration.
BoUNTIEs TO VOLUNTEERS
NJ BuCKAEw (DeW. Ps.) submitted resolution instr net
creasDg the bonntes Of soldiers Of the who veln
eered in 1861 aud s62 Objection made and the fssoio
ton goes over.
Mr. wAps Rep Ohio asked to call up the b' for the cd
mission OF Nebraska.
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
PENDING The discussion this motion The morning bonf
EXPIRED aud the unfinished business which tho Civil Ap
preparation bill. taken up
Mr.. HOWARD Rep Mich offered amendment appropris.
ing sufficient som Of money 70 pay to the First Mpagan
poration home paid the time by the themselves
Mr. CONYrss Rep Cali said that the mentioned by Mr..
Howard not the only kind that called for reef
Several California regiments had been mustered from
bone and had their expense lie hoped they
wound all be embraced in one bill
MI STEWART ep Ncvada) said he knew Of seyeSi
equally deserving with that Of the Fret Michigan lie hoped
Mr. Towards amendment would be amended 10 iDelodo
AL The regiments mustered out where they did not reside.
Nj. NEsMTB Dem. Oregon said tho Michigan
the only submitted to the Military Committee The up
tropratiOn be SAID limited to s323 10 each maD.
Me- SHERMAN (Rep Oho) demanded the Yeas ana Nays on
the amendment Of Mr.. Howard and the amendment Was
Mr.: wilsos lRep, Msss) offered an amendment appro-
pring $500 much for the extension
Of what Woders Building for the eef the War
Mr. WILSON subsequently, at the request Of Mr. Sherman,
withdrew his amendment
Mr. CoNSEss offered amendment appropratiDg $4,000
10 provide for the Of the stbnu Of Daren under the
direction Of tho War Department for the construction Of
sbp canal accordance with the report the Superintendent
Of the Observatory. Agreed 10. -. 80
Mr. offered amendment appropriating q; 900
10 enable the Secretary q the Treasury 20 collect ttacai
attenuation abont the mineral resources oil the Fschc STATES
aud Territories Agreed 10,
Mr. WADE (Rep, Ohio from the Special COMMITTEE on the
subject reported amendment TO the bin proposioDp
reasDg the salaries Of clerks and employees Of the Senate but
subsequently withdrew with UNDERSTANDING that IL would
be placed IN the deficiency bill
MI PosERoY (Sep. Kansa) from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia offered amendment sppropraiing
5000 for the home Of the destitute eoIored women and
children
Nv I'VE REP. Ncy) from the Naval Committee. reported
amendment topay Donahue Ryan and Hca oI
Camancfe $4,000 TO mako good Their lorses by
the sinking OF the shin Aqula in San Francisco haIbor
private claim he said which cori not be attached 10 an a
proprlation bill.
MI NyE said IL grew out OF exciting claim ana was thee
Mr. CLARK. Rep ~ H. in tho Chair. sustained the point
Mr. NyE appealed from the decision Of the Chair, sod aer
debate the amendment was Withdrawn .,.., o..o,,;o
ting s40 for salaries etc. for the Surveyors oiee foT tie
Di.tYl Of Montana
Mr.. CRRswELL Dep lnd) offered an amendDen, TO pay 10
Tow Dsend Clover $4,000 for his collection Of chronological
Mr. sU,IvrR rep. Massl offered amendment extending
the Consul at Alex nds Egypt certain Tor shar
powers enjoyed by the IN China japan
M RAMSEY 1ep Mimi offered IN amendment nPpropria
ting $1,000 Ior lighthouse at Grand f"rt'se Michigan
Pending discussion on the above Mr. GR,rs moved that
tho senate at take until a. and II wac 30 ordered
ARMY BILLS.
On motion Of Mr. WILSON Qsep Msss) the Army ti from
the House was taken up. .
The senate agreed 20 Committee OF Conference called for
by the House.
On motion OF NJ FEssESDrs ep Me- the Senate insisted
on lis smepdmens 10 The tariff bin aud agreed to the
Dtttee of Conference called for by the House.
Mess FessendeD, Howard and Henderson were appointed
The Senate al 4.i5 D. H. went Executive sesson and
after took recess until ~ p. III.
sDssIor.
WEIGHING OF EXToRTs.
Mr. MoP0AS tep. n. " reported from the Committee on
and regulate the weighing Of exports which was passed With
amendment. and goes 10 the President
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The confederation OF the Civil Appropriation bill was re-
sumea.
Several appropriations for the District Of Columbia
NJ GRIMES Rcp, Iowa. offered amendment antboriz.
ing requesting the Secretary Of the Treasury TO sen at
auction such presses machinery and printing apparatus as
from reduction Of the volume OF business cease 20 be
required by the Department.
Mir WADE rep Oho) offered as oil amendment propo
increasing and fIug the salaries OF the officers CLERKS
and messengers Of the Senate.
Nj JoHSsoy Dem. Md asked how much this would In
s usual % no fn nCs I oc it no.
il increased the salaries about 20 per cent senators coud
their own salaries they ought not 10 hesitate 10 40
OF their employees % cent The increase was
Mr. SUMNER IRep Mass said that there was important
omission from Mr. Wades amendment The per dens eerk
OF the committee neglected He did not why the
should be 70 1s ian the
had ought 10 be extended 70 the commuters CLERKS he
moved 70 amend tie pSpo'0n Sy making ne :a ., nae
M TEssrSDEN (,ep.. Me- spoke against the amendment
Mr. summers s%snd%ent wsS TO- and We a'eOH
MT HgxDrnsoS (ep. Mo- offered as substitute Tor Ar
wades smenduents bin reported from the Committee on
lengthy debate took place on the relative merits OF these
Mr. GEINIs tRep Iowa. favored the proposition Of Mr.
Henderson because put the purchasing Tor the oenae nio
done by the Sergeant al Arms without any authority Of law
had such right whose duty was TO set at he gn Of
had never seen the SegesntaArms there's but that
had been the post of his pedece.sors for 20 years
Mr. TRuxBILL ei. III replied with warmth that tbs al
tack wa, unwsrsntd upjustiabs He knew the Ser.
seani Arms faithful officer as well qualified for h
% "a know Wis, pet or fTors Mr. GrGss had whom he
wished appointed tie purchasing officer OF the SENATE
Arms Whist he had said that the place for him during
the session Of tue senate va, at me rgnt o. ,ne nn
chste, He Grimes, had heard conlinis from several Sen
stOrs o Ibis ground.
Nj IRUNsILl-I have never hoard any such complaints
Sir tirMIs-Nc I suppose moi Tie Sergeant.st Arms
O,s rongh here ~ the friend OF The Senator Ct Illinois
TrumhulD and have complaints 70 make they
would Dot be apt to go home to make them should not
have eerfed 70 Mr. st all hut on the efforts OF tue
SensiOr Illinois and his friends TO conei Upon BIN the
exo,ive power axe all tie purchases Tor ht Senate
Nj ATs (Rep 10 said tha be felt II his ~ 90
few w~ds fep 1pgtaons est upon th' character or
the sugesnt-stArus hr. Crime. he ha' Known t1si
az cr or Q. wears him 10 be man VI sp'tets ih
iegriiy ~ public and pr ate life =,
After further dscussIt7. hstngth Ia T. j. VII IL MUIR
soh's proposition was de'Aied a.,
vote was taken on Nj Wades proposition sod IS as
syTseJ 10 by vote OF 10 Yeas 20 Nays, as :lows.
-, D.. L.. Liza In