New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
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amDWdmpWf INgISIaTINe
authorizes the publication Of Government advertisements
in a third Washington newspaper has been reported az
concuued in by the House, but had actually been non
On motion Of Mr GARFIELD rep Ohio, evening
ordered on Friday next for the consideration
OF the bill for reducing the army
THE CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
The House proceeded to the consideration Oh the senate
amendments TO the sundrY Clv Appropriation Dill Ing
following amendments were nOn-c0ncurfed III: III
creasing the item for expenses In issuing Treas
ury loans, &c, from $564.OO0 to $,6W,mi
for facilitating communication between the Atlanuc
and Pacific by electric telegraph $4,000 iOr zee
the item for the survey OF the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
from, 100000 sOO increasing the item for the sur
vey OF the Western coast FROM 100000 TO Sl30O stkg
OUT the item for the Survey Of the South Florida Reef
increasing the for the repair Of lighthouses &c rom
Sl5OOOO $2O8OOG for lighthouse At POINT Aho
California $4,000; for lighthouse ON Halfway ROCK
coast Maine, $4,000 for tenders for buoys ana hgn
house the Atlantic coast, SsOOJG increasing lne eh
for repairs and outfits for the revenue service from
600 TO sl5OOO striking out the provision that the SIX
enue steam cutters the Lakes shall be lad up
ing the item for custOm-hOuse at Portland Mdlhc iio
MI LYNCH CFop, Me- advocated the amendment but
To Increase the Custom House lot at Nashville, Tenn
s5OO0 increasing the item for the construction on Ap
praisers' stores at Philadelphia from $4,000 10 SoVVo
Mr.. ONE1IL (Rep, PENN advocated the amehulnen''
For Custom House, &C., at Portland, Oregon, $4,000
for completion Of the Cnstom-Iouse ana POSEOmce
building at Ogdensburgh, n. Y. $4,000. ,
me amendment was advocated by Mr. HULBURD
Rep., n. -, but without ayal. 49,, ,,.. ,Jo,odo
For the Branch Mint building at Carson city NeNaua'
$4,000. .er,,t,,, ,,o,
Tie amendment was advocated ny MI ASiiLCl N''P'
For collecting statistics of Mines 5000 ,.-. -
The amendment was advocated by Mr. ASHLEY lNcTyJ
The provso for the removal of the bronze doors III we
southern wing OF the capitol; the door heading vlio
Totunda and old han OF inc House SoV Gt bdinP
the item for the north front OF me faeht Vce puuie
from $4,000 $4,000 for surveying the boundary mo
between Nebraska and Colorado, AsOO increasing seNe
raj items for surveys public lands in Nevada, Arizona
California Oregon, Montana, and Utah. for surveying the
public lands in Florida $4,000; striking out the item Oh
$4,000 for the care ana medical leatmcnt OF ~ a., ~
paupers in the city Of Washngton for shelving I0r lhe
Office the Register Of Deeds in the District Of Colnm
bia for sites for schoohouses IN the county Oh Masns
ton outside of the limits OF Washington CITY ana george
preparton of madden root $4,000 for the survey of the
ands OF the Usage Indian reservation In Kansas 9b5
or surveying Indian reservations IN Utah Si7I5 Tor the
survey OF the Usage Indian trust lands t5JO4 ior 'o
survey OF Omaha and WnnebdgO Indian reservation ~
Nebraska, 1892 authorizing me SOmisSVncii W e.
tents rent suitable rooms FOR business OIL NJ ONE
for the erection Of pententary Tor the Iero[y D
Colorado This section inserted by the Senatel 70
reimburse the states OF MasSachusettS anu N"io io
land taken TO carry out the Ashburton treaty 49,, m,
This section was debated by MessIs BHTLEk e e
Massl, STEVENS (Rep: PENN WASHBOIKNE mIftPi:
Hs) PETERS BANKS, WAsHBUkN Qep., MsI fihE
(Rep Maine) MAYNARD rep, Tennl DAWES utep.'
Mass, DELANO tRep. Ohio, and LYNCH ltep. hainel'
Finally the amendment was cOncurred in-63 10 AZ
All the other Senate amendment were conouIIeu M eA
cept that the item for continuing geoosca explorations
was reduced from $4,000 to $1,000. ,-..
Mr. MAYNAkD dtep Tenn desired TO nave 'e 'o'0
Mr. WAsHBURNE UllJ objected.
The SPEAKER ruled that motion to reconsider was
Mr. ARNELL Rep., Tenn made that resolution, and
The vote not recOnsidered and the amendment re-
On motion OF Mir WAsHBURNE Gll) a Committee Of
Conference was asked on the disagreeing vote.
RECoNsTRUCuoN.
The House proceeded at o'clock to tho consideration
of the bill reported from the committee on heCosI
ton for the removal Of political disabilities from certain
on motion Of Mr. CULLOM Rep., I'D the name Of
Charles w. Helm, of LeayenwOrth, was struck out.
on motion OF Mr. FARNSWORTH Rep I'D, the
names Of Edward Cropand Of Kentucky, and James l..
Seward OF Georgia, We're lustIted So, ~, ., W.,
On motion Of Mr.. PAINE Rep, WIS.,, the name oil VIM
T. Vaughn of North Carolina inserted.
on motion OF Mr. BUTLER rep, Massl, the name OF
John r. Alexander of Cleveland County North Carolina
On motion Of Mr. JUDD Rep, IL the name OF A. G.
York of North Carolina was inserted.
Mr.. MAYNARD inquired why the bill contained no
names from Virginia or Mississippi.
Mr. PAINE replied that bill was ready to relieve per
SONS i'm Mississippi would be reported soon az the
opportune moment arrived but mat there seemed 10 Dc
The bill was then passed by the necessary twothhds
The bill is as follows:
A BILL TO REMOVE POLITICAL DISABILITIES
Twothirds OF each House cOncurrng therein that tho
several persons hereinafter named be- and the same are
hereby severally relieved from all disabilities imposed
upon Them either Of the by the act passed. MIch 2
15f7 entitled An act TO provide for the efficient
government Of the Rebel states and the acts supple
mentaIy thereto, and the amendments OF the Const1
Kibler: Henry SUMNER John T. Knard, J.. =. Lake, W.
W Hansel ofNewbuTy County; H. ~ Hammond Green
vile Elisha Moore, Lancaster; s. B. ClOwney Fairfield;
Lewis Dial, Iaurens II. II. Kinard, Newbeuy; J. C..
Miller Cl,arlesf0n: A. r. KInard, Newberry H. Beate,
Grecnyille s. w Maurice Williamsburg d. L. Thomas,
Teanfort: f. G. Gowen, Greenyille; II. c.
EarTev Greenvle Thomas Cox, Greenville
William b. Johnson Rchland; Metts Williams, g. " VII
liams York; r. W. Wallace. Rchiand; John Twitley,
lancaster; NJ Mcdonald Abbevile; A. s Baskin +. b.
Miller Riehlaud; c. X Rutland, j. Bolton Smith,
Daniel BuOton, York; Walter W Herbert Thomas Jor-
dan Fairfield; Thomas L. Dudley, Bennetsyille; Alex.
Mckee Greenvie; j. b. TalesOn b Bates, spartanburg
VIM NJ Thomas, GreenvIlle. James A. Black, Abbeyile;
Mills Allen, spartanburg John 5. Green, sumter Elijah
IT, Homer Edgeheld II. w. Lawson, Abbeville; Dr. Rob
ert Lobby, Charleston; James Gibbs COiunDla-aA OF
Smlth Carolina Jacob Keichler, san Antonio; Jacob
Richard W Davis Galod John Blair, Houston County;
c apHaS r. W. Bell, Banks County; H. H.
Took Thomas County, Walker Brock, state Senator
s ti9" Ranks co1aty: John W. H. Underwood,
Augustus Wight, Charles f. Brayles Dalton all OF Geor-
ga John T. Conoly, Dallas County Henry C. Sanford,
Cherokee County, all Of Alabama; canon Labauye John
f. Frudeau Parish OF jefferson, Theodore Dranet Rufus
King Howen, Of New Orleans, Wade IL. Haugh, W. w.
Handn all of louisiana: George W. Marshall, Lafay-
cite Tenn; RObt. II. Gamble, Tallahassee Thomas T.
Ling, Lake City, Josiah Blaunt, Pensacola, Benz Neal
Marion all of Florida; W. b. Richardson Of the State
Senate n. c.; WIN. NJ Moore, Yancy County, n. c. s. G.
Grooves County Ky; James L. Seward, Thomas County,
Ga; VIM. L. Vaughn PasquOtank County, n. c. John F.
Alexander Cleveland County, N c.; A. g. Yorker, Ca
barras County N c.
REDUCTION or THE ARMY.
Mr.. GARFIELD REP, Ohlo), referring to me order
Of the bill for the reduction of the army said that the
Committee Military Affairs had not felt at liberty 10
recommend reduction of the army long the late
Rebel unrecOnsucted but that those States
were being gradually admitted to representation In Con.
gres the troops could be withdrawn aud the army pro
pOrtonately reduced. The Committee would therefore
report bill Friday evening reducing the army nearly
onehalf, and thereby largely reducing the army ex-
penses next year.
Mr.. GARFIELD reported bill establishing rules and
articles for the government OF the army Ordered
10 printed and recOmmtted and 10 be considered with
other bills to he reported from that Committee at the
evening session Friday.
On motion Of Mr. PIKE Rep Me- the Secretary Of the
Navy directed to furnish copy Of the order OF tho
18th Of April 1865 ordering trial OF the United States
steamer Wampanoag and OF the reports OF the trials OF
that vessel whether before after that order Adopted
The business OF the morning hour was commenced at
"a O'clock being the call Of the Committee Indian AT.
fairs for reports.
Mr.. WINDOW Rep., Mimi, Chairman OF that Com
mittee reported bills, which disposed OF follows
For the relief OF Dent Van Tine Co.. for provisions
nshed Indians California in 1851 and 1882 appropri-
atng $532 TO transfer TO the Department Of the In