New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
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In the Senate yesterday Mr. Trumbul l offered joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary OF State to hire suitable
building buildings for the temporary accommodation OF his
Department. MIR. Grimes Qowa) reported without amend
the bill authorizing the acceptance of League Island Tor
Naval purposes. Mr. Morgan On. W introduced bill to
amend the several acts indemnify the States or expenses in
Cured in the defense Of United States which referred
10 the Committee Finance The resolution for the ADJOURN
ment the present session then taken up On the ques
ton OF dschargng the Finance Committee from further con
Of the resolution the vote stood yeas nays 20
The bill called up and considered until the adjourn
ment -, -,
House bill reported granting land to aid in the
construction of the Central RAILROAD. The Senate
amendments bill for the protection OF travellers was
ported back with accommodation that be nonconcurcd
They concurred in and Conference COMMITTEE
asked Mr. Boutwell, (sss) introduced bill amending the
act of Apr 49, 1873 concerning violations Of the neutrality
laws Mr. Glossbrenner (Pa) reported ck bill for the re-
lief of the inhabitants Of the towns and villages IN New
Mexico and Arizona The House adopted resolution IN
curing the expedency Of making the United States
Consul at Quebec saaried officer. Mr.. Washburn Ql)
asked and obtained leaye to attach his signature to the
Reconstruction Committees report made in his absence
Mr. Ingersol Q) asked eaye-wbioh not granted-to
offer resolution calling the Secretary of State and Post
master General information why the public printing for
their departments given to The Richmond Examiner Mr.
Perham (le) reported bill increasing the pensions OF
and orphans and for other purposes and advocated
IN lew REMARKS buNyect was anu
sure of the previous question read three times and passed
The Committee on Invalid Pensions then discharged The
House resumed the consideration of the Senate bill granting
lands the OF railroad and telegraph line
from the Central Pacific Railroad 10 California to Portland
Oregon After considerable discussion the bill was
recommitted to the Committee the Pacific Railroad
The morning hour having expired, the Speaker pre-
scented Secretary McCulochs letter regarding gold sales
which presented and withdrawn on Tuesday wherupon
Mr. Wilson Qowa offered the resolution he offered and
withdrew Tuesday, referring the communication to the
Committee Banking and Currency with instructions
After debate the resolution agreed TO. The Senate
amendment to the House joint resolution provide for
penses attending exposition Of United States products
the Paris Exhibition of 1867 taken up and discussed On
the suggestion Mr. Washburne that they should be first
considered in Committee Of the Whole the House went into
Committee The Wnnebago Reservation bill being the FIRST
ON the calendar and other bills suecesvey laid aside
until the Paris Exhibition bill reached After consdera
bic discussion rejection OF amendments motion OF Mr.
Banks Senate substitute noncOncurred n and Con
ference Committee asked. After taking Up and referring
several miscellaneous bills the House, at adjourned