The New York herald., 1866-07-24
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
SEN AT z.

ssoRalu1lrios ov TUE sAyr.
Mr. Gsnr l-ep Of Jo~a. called up tho bin 20 deans
IN number And regulate sbs appointment of officers Of
tho r~vy receA y passed by seo Senate and amended in
tho Hon
On motion Of NJ. GRrxrs the Ho0ae amendments we're
ocncurrod in, On tin, bill COOS to the PRESIDENT
rHK soLDrwNs sMLoRs' opruSss PAIR.
Mr. MORRILL, trcp. os Me-, from the Committee 90
the District OF colunba reported resoiut>n VI rendering
the further buidk1g used for the Hers and
Sailors Orphans Fair 90 ihs directors OF The Situton
Cor another fair aud sniing pern.sOn Tor the bvdng
20 stand who're Il Is until ls57. which wa Passed.
EvsS~Ss
On motion OF Mr.. caASfrsss frepl OF Mich. II wns orr
dered that the senate taEe baif past four
O'Clock, % meet ain NJ Anu past fer tho
sideraiion ~ bills from the COMMITTEES on Commerce
rrisosTs
hr. WILSON, rept of Mas, called Up the resolution
giving tho soldiers and saaTr held a. prisoners q war
The resolution pas.sd, and gscs back House
for concurrence IN amendinents
vIRcisn CIRCUIT couEf
Mr. TRuMB,Lt rep of IN from the Judiciary Com
mee reported bi 70 change the place Of holding tho
circuit Court in the District Of Virginia II provides
st,ings of sasi court heretofore held in Lewis
burg shall bo held At Parkersbarg The bin was passed
raE EArRywfIxy>r CoawnrAx
Nr Ho~RRn rep oi Mich, offered resolution that
the Joint Committee Retrenchment be instructed in
the mode of collecting and the disposition made of cnp
rebellion BY orcers and AGENT of the Treasury Depart
rnen'. and that the committee be invested with full
mr sxrreanrr LAWS
Mr CrAvpiKR said thai last December he promised
the door Of the Senate 20 introduce The present Deh
neutrality laws ~ the two and he had found
them identical Ihe same law under which 10 THIS
the Law under which British sailors enlisted
for the rebel pirate service would b. sesn al slsnce
therefore asked the adoption Of the following resoIo
tiOu -
Resolved Thai me Comm,,.e ror-isn Rsis,lon. be
directed inquire into the erp~a,eneY % rrpcalns
present neutrality lsus
Mr cHAgnrrR sai that the Neutrality laws arc a per
rsct farce they ssnd and he hoped that The Com
mitea % Foreign Relations would decide that thig
,he ttne for repeating them
ILe cssrn ssd ne rc-oIu op could only be entertained
NJ cowss rep Of Pa, objected. and tbs resolution
nuSow sptnrrss' cousss
NJ TKuxsrlL offered the foio~ins resolution, witch
adopted
,rss.e.s 70 .ss i,no. soissrs coiIsrs and Military
Ssss,s ss % ss s ss ss s's s;ass 1 Y'ssss ss
as.s 80 ssna,9s rTs.Sns =, ~, ,se u ~ We
rms rrsusrrr
Mr. uoRanI offered resolution requs-tius the rress
srn ~ T. s % sss brush Frsrss.. q T ssqss
Amarlea touching tho nsheres into commercial res-
vss referred 20 ,he commitee on Foreign psaslons
rrHKskL nsvrsrn
pr polssD, per q W, .asrsd rs'o'a,los ealing
the amount of internal paid tbs Treasury
| Of the Collectors % Vermont
This cas- amended include Kentucky. and -
| rns pa, ov oyyrxss - rry ro~r oryrrs
Mr. RassAv trepl ~ knn., introduced bill 70 rsos
gsnze and M the ray ~ certain officers u the Post
bfee Derartrent which referred W the Committee
on Post Orces and Pnst Roeas
makes tie salaries q assistant posmarisrs general
escb o. 900 n chief clerks % coo o. ihe supern,snd
of TIE money order ocs ~ ooo q the chief clerks
Of the appointmcnt contract and nnance Ones eaeh
a. 800 n The principal cierks each ~ zoo % the
e-nger~ o. g0o and u tho aborer snd ~stchmen fTo0
each IN lsa ~ one hundred and twenty gha cisrxs
/ a. 90. aushovxed there are allowed In tho
4 AFRO ousrnsnt orce s-Ous principal clerk, eleven
/ certs NJ class iogf, ar ~ esss three. four
1 Of ci..s snd of elasa one. In tne ConIset