New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
XXXIXrH CoNGREss-sEcoSp SESSION.
BY TEL EGRAPH To THY TRIBUNE.
SENATE

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CoNCURIENCE IN HOUSE AMENDMENTS.
The Senate concuired IN the house amendments TO
gina also in the House amendments the hill amend
the prevent smuggling, hnd otherpuposes also,
in the House amendments to the bill to permit the owner
of the Yacht ayower to change her name 10 the Sylvia
CoNERENcE COMMITTEE on IhE BANKRur1 nILI;
Gan rep n W aud McDougall Dem, CALI the Com
inlttee Of Conference on the Bankrupt bill.
Mr.. MORGAN presented the resolutions of the New.
York legislature expressing sympathy for the Creans ans
egn Relations. Petitions and memorials were presented
ACCOUNTS OF DIsBURsING OFFICERS
Mr.. WILSON Rep., Massl, from the Military COMMIT
tee, presented JOINT resolution to facilitate the settle
ment of accounts Of dsbursng officers which was passed
1t repeas much Of act Of 1862 as provides ta ac
counts shall be rendered direct 20 the proper
bureaus to which they belong to be there examined and
afterward passed upon 10y the proper accounting officer
ASSAY OFFICES IN UTAH AND ARIZONA
The Committee on Finance was. on motion "f MI VIII
LIANlS Rep oregon, discharged from further consdeIi
tOn Of petitions for the establishment OF Assay OFFICES III
Utah and Arizona Territories.
BOSTON POsTOFrICE.
Mr. SUMNER rep, Mass introduced Joint resolution
providing that the Mayor and Posn9ster .r the Cy oi
President Of the Board of Trade OF said CITY, and Aheus
Hardy Daniel Davis and John A Andrew o bost4n % ne
appointed commission to select proper ste Tor bud
ing for pOstOfce and for the accommodation OF inc
subTreasry in said city and that they report to the
Postmasereneia and the Secretary OF the Treasury at
their earliest convenience, the selection made ana the
at which tnc same may sltc
lie selected and IL the report shall meet the APPRECIATION
of the Postmaster General and the Secretary OF the
Treasury they shall communicate the same 10 Congress
with such additional recommendations as they may deem
proper Referred to the Committee on Post Offices ana
POst-Roads.
CLAIMS LOYAL INDIANS
Mr.. POMEROY Iep, Kansas introduced Joint reso-
awards heretofore made and reported 10 hla by the Com
missioner appointed under the f0ynth section OF the
treaty with the Choctaw and the Cckasaw Indians OF
July TO- 1866 10 ascertain the amount OF losses sustained
by loyal Choctaws aud Chckasaws by being driven from
their homes Of their loyalty, aud sell such
ChickasawNations held in trust by the Government IN
may be necessary 10 such awards which was refer
red ~ the Committee Oh Indian Affairs.
THE SUPREME COURT APPEAL BILL.
Mr.. HARRIS REP n. ~ moved that the Senate take
up the bill in relation TO appeals and writs OF In the
Supreme Court.
Mr.. ANTHONY Rep., r. IT, moved 10 take up the bill
! for the election Of Congressional Printer
Mr.. SUMNER (Rcp, MassJ understood that the Senate
proceed the consideration OF the Louisiana bill
as as It was known that the Military bill dis
| posed Of
Mr.. FESs ENDEN Rep. Me- wished TO say that he had
some appropriation bill which lie should desire 10 call
| up as soon as the morning hour expired.
The bill named by Mr.. HARRIS was taken mp and read
/ as follows
THAT where any appeal or writ Of error has been
brought 10 the Supreme Court from any final Judgment
decree Of inferior Court Of the United States for any
Judicial District In which subsequently 10 thc rendition
Of such judgment decree, the regular sessions Of such
Court have been suspended, interrupted 10y
ton rebellion, such appeal writ Of shall lie
valid and cifCctual, nOtN outstanding the time limited 10y
law Tor bringing the have previously expired,
and III eases where appeal writ Of error has
brought from any such judgment OF decree, such sppea