New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
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NEBRASKA.
Mr.. WADE (2ep Ohio from the Committee Territories.
reported the bill Tor the admission OF Nebraska and asked I'M
| mediate consideration
MI SHERMAN eP. Ohio said be was in favor Of the ei
6n should object to is present consideration He hoped the
CI'il appropriation bill would De taken up
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Civil Appropriation bill taken Up. The pending
proving tho ventilation of the Senate Chamber which was
Mr. DooIrrLE johnson Dem. Wis., from the COMMITTEES
IuCLn Affairs reported number amendments foi
Indian appropriations which we're agreed to;
the compensation Of members Of Congress TO 900 per yeaI
and mileage instead Of 5000 at presentthe increase q
commence with the XXX1Xth Congress. Mr. Riddle SAFE
the Senate liberal others and oHght TO be
itself 1t well known that the salary Of Congressmeo I'D
the present session did not pay their expenses
Mr.. HENDERSON (Repr Mo- offered substitute for Mr.
RIDDLES proposition that the compensation Of members an.
Senators shall be s. GO per COMMENCING with the tt
OF March 1908 and 20 cents mile by the nearest route IN
stead OF 40 cents mile by the ordinary Travelled route a.
per mile.
Mr. Howard Rep., Mch) asked Mr.. HENDERSON VIVA
would DC the elect of his amendment II The total expenses
Congress.
Dual expense of Congress about $4,000
The amendment the amendment disagreed TO- and th
amendment OF Mr.. RIDDLE was adopted.
the announced several voices cried Yeas ani
Nays others replied. Don't ca.t Yeas and Nsysr and
the Yeas and \ ays were not called.
Mr. CIAEK REP. y. H. offered amendment srpropri
ans 81 10000 for repairing the esees on the Mississippi
Pending discussion on this amendment tie Senate
recess til u o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
RELIEF FOR ARMY oFFICERs
Mr. RAMSAY (Rcp., MIMI submitted the report o
the Committee Of Conference the dssgreeDg votes
amendments of the resolution the relief OF certain officers
which adopted As amended the bill is as follows;
That in every case IN %e % s" oee, .eo
being Killed in ba captured by te or other cause beyen
within period Of not les, than 30 days The Pay Dep.Gen shall
." wss .nR ofaer cysy siered on .ss S
Quoting nSs ,.s sm91n p s ~ sesSdaes WIN '
Rs.olssd That the heir. OF legal repfs'sasys; Of any '
sion provided By law tor he srsd ho w3h sd 9f "''ed
NETWORK APPRAISERS.
on TGS on u M MOAS he hi g 70 ns
prasers in the port OF aud called for COMMITTED
UNITED STATES COURT IN CALIFORNIA.
On Motion G NJ hSs @ s I' ssSS non
Louisiana, and called for Committee OF Conference.
TIE WRECK OF TIE sAS FRANCISCO.
On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON (Dem.. Ind the Senate
CURED in the House n1mens the JOINT resolution estn
engaged soldiers aud officers wrecked tb,
San Francisco TIE resolution to the Presi
REIMBURSEMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS.
On motion OF Mr.. GRIMES REP Iowa. the Senate con
reimburse the State Massachusetts dcfenses
Committee Of Conference ordered.
COURTS IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Mr. TRUMBUL (sep., ~ called up bill relative TO tb.
Courts Washington Territory; which amended and
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL
The consideration Of the Civil Rights Apr praton on wa
neSt to appropriate 500 600 for the repair Of evess on t..
Mississippi. The amendment was adopted. Yeas7; Messrs
Anthony rep r. L. Morgan rep. y. ", PomeroJ
Rep. Kansas sherman rep, Ohio slmner REP Massl
Trumbnl (Rep. Il aad Wade (ep, Ohio, voting IN the
Mr. wnsoSi(Rep Mass moved to smend tie bill by add
ing the bill for the equalization OF 6ounnes.
Mr. GRIMES Rep Iowa. moved TO amend 50 that In ealcu
atng the Of bounty to each AZ bonnes paid BY
county city State authority or by nd7juss shall be de-
Mr WILSON IN the course remarks favor Of his
proposition. said it would take from
MI sllEaxss ep. SID he had official papers show
would take than three hnndrel millions 10 do it,
II Mr. Wilson's proposition adopted p6tc debt mas
be increased or taxation must he increased.
Mr.. LANE ep lndl spoke at length in favor Of the
The amendment Of Mr. Grimes was agreed to-Ysas 81;
YnM-as..r, Anthony. Brown. ssesaloT, cl.rs. cous.s
eowas Daris DooLi1rLs Ohme. Gahes Herdsson joAaoa
WisxIs Wiley WrIisn.'
nArs~Mea, Ch.udler cre.wsn, Ednond. Foster Harris
Hendre Howard Howe Laae llorssn MOln, Ny.. Poland
RsSaSean' johnson Democrats. .m.,
Mr. GRIMES offered an amendment which was adopted to
inclnds surgeons and paymasers stewards among those
Mr. CoSSfss (Rep Cali moved strike out the following
proyiso; ,
p. % c s When are ,oda 1O sss
tie, By the p1s the W,I % o. snr5 tie st' q as
thereof but t. exclusion .h not ap % those yoap.
ton and for other approved February - eoI
Mr. SUMNER az IL Id. moved TO adjourn, which wa dis
agreed to-
Mr.. CoNSEss subsequently withdrew his amendment
The question then required on Mr. Wilson's proposition s
amended BY Mr. Grimes give ee month for every
actual dedncting State and city bounties
bounty to be paid desees TO those who nave bar
tered exchanged their claims, those who dis
charged at their after lees than two years
ice
The result follows: Yeas. III Nays Sss fdaowr:
YKAs-Messrs Chandler Gre well Grime Henderson. Howe
KhkwOod Lane, PomeTOy Ramsey TTumbG, Wade Wiley VII
Yates.
NAm-Me"r Anthony Brown Buesas Comes. CevAx.
Dar EdDuud. Foster. Harris, BeDo1gaL Morgan,
N,'~iii Poland Riddle sherman Spszue stewart Ssmner Va
WISKLs Williams.
SO the proposition equsse the bountes defeated
The Senate at IL 30 p. m. adjourned.