The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-22
THE FORTHTH CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July q, 1863.

WASHINGTON July Il, 1858.
Committee ON the Library was discharged from the
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VIC, a.io VI .he numerous pe'l'ols vi
the subject OF an international copyright law.
Mr. RAMSEY frenl of Mimi called m the hill, tn
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@e'""ii'n 'ei'"ih Pos' io'us, "hieh was Passcu'
THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
Mr. SHERMAN irenA n Ohio called mn bis concur
ron, rosoIr,on aooIarn tno 70 t,e.otio - ,,o Co..,
tenntn omen6ment With v as aontnn Vi ,,e io
ea ,, Win was aaopaed. ~ declares
ma. &c ,Ui 'ls y, .nei
amannnsn W IL has NV $500 , S aopeu .ne
,inn az me =. nae Pi' vi 'he eonS'u-
PAY or SOUTHERN SENATOR'S.
Mr. Tpumn,,ir frent 81 IN ofSered Tho to,,ou,-
Resolved That the Secretary Of tho Senate be directed n,
nav to the Senators of Arkansas Florida North carolina and
Louisiana compensation allowed by law, computed
from the commencement OF the For,ieth Congress-
Mr.. SHERMAN suggested that the resolution ought
10 go to committee.
Mr. MORTON, (rep.) OF Ind, objected to the further
consideration of tile resolution and IL was laid over
Mr. SHERMAN called up the Joint resolution adj.
hitting steam ploughs free of duty for one year from
June 80, 1858, which was passed.
BRIDGES OVER TEE OHIO.
Mr. MORTON again called up the bill TO authorize
the construction OF bridges across the Ohio river
Mr.. PoMEROY, (rep.) Of Kansas. repeated his obec-
tons the requirement OF ve hundred feet spans
PENSIONS.
By consent Of Mr.. CONFESS Mr. Thayer called up the
Dm rranting pension TO the widow OF General
Francis I. richardson, killed at the battle Of An
tieain.
Mr. HARLAN (rep.l OF Iowa, moved to amend, that
the pension De pau rom tne date OF the passage OF
the DILL instead OF IRON the te Oh General klcnaru
sons death In 1867 rejected by 10 "a.
Mr. YATES trep) OF ILL.,, called up the bill granting
pension 10 the WIDOW OF the late Brigadier Gen.
eral wallace. AIter some oppositlon from Mr..
Cameron the Oil was passed.
COLUMBIA DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE
Mr.. CONFESS then consented. by request OF Mr..
Morrill,, OF Me-, TO allow the special order to go over,
and Mr.. MORRILL, called up the bill making appro-
pratOns for the support OF the Columbia Institution
the Deal ana DuInD anu Tor other PURPOSES.
which was amended ana passed.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. HOWE, rep oil WIS.,. presented u report from
the committee OF conference on the Indian Appro-
priation Dill
Mr.. COLE lrepl OF CAL, suggested that the bill as
amended with the report be printed, SO That the
Senators could examine the effect OF the amend
ments lie said the bill bill does Injustice to his SEC
ton Some discussion on the report ensued be-
tween Messrs. Henderson, Corbett and Howe. 1t
was then adopted.
Mr.. FEssENDkN moved to go into executive ses-
sion
Mr.. CONFESS called Tor the yeas and nays, saying
ena ,le a pi W we TELLS on ci~eis aoroau
hpIOuRyarNr OF cOSGRIss.
When the doors were reopened Mr.. SHERMAN
offered concurrent resolution providing for an adj
ournment of the two houses OF congress sine efe ON
Friday next.
Senators expressed The hone that no day would be
designated until after the bin for the reduction OF
the military peace establishment shall have become
power OF the President to retain IL i'm his possession
and not return it TO Congress The constitutional
limit of ten days could not apply in case there should
be SO early adjournment.
Mr. HENDRICxs den.) OF Ind. i'm reply to the re-
marks which hal haen made saId no COZ, this
a most dangerous bill because it proposed to arm
one pOltlcdi parry against tue otner III placed Tue
control OF tle arms 10 be distributed with the GOV
errors OF the Stes designated ana TINS, TOO, imme-
dately before the Presidential election.
MIR 'Itendriclu was renIied to hv Ntasaro Wilson
=, orna , " ny nvsr,S ~
nv ,n Wlo ueienueu ,ne pl,, Ioa .e
reduction oil the military peace establishment against
,ne at,aons o s sena.or rom Indiana MT, Sner