New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
T2c 'Ic bill then passed by the following vote: {:
Not voting Messr Sumner 'ad TruaibaL

| Wink
/ Not voiBr Msssrs Suma aad Truubai
The following is the bin as amended and passed
EETs1., The gist Of e,rairu 20 n'.. a. ,n. . ILL.,
and e purut Of ippae.s AMI Bhos 10 Che recognition o. il'
Hons and vested them With tie rights ushP sl Whe,o i IS
% e W ss on ng aac 70 Goycraaut, thereof ari
claim Of foreign allegiance shall be promptly AID aaa laaro'el
r1-i f. Tbs, a,v declaration instruction opinion. orler
decision onccro oi tbs Goen.e. .e"'.l..' .'' p'
or g',9l,L , ~ ,Ig .,s s-., ~, " T e. OF ias ,,ag..s.t
Unite. while fofsa s'lt.' ,l l entitled 20 i st ..'s
from l .',gHu-at ,. .'ias @ ''l 3 ,l IsIJ & 'D'
] S., I 81 tst ,- t zen Of d., United sat, il. b.ea ra
ara. al a f4r :s of American rtIea. t-a re,
IN, Prt 10 ue r means at lroaat go 5,s OF war; rs hay
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soui4aliil led b. i.e .,,slea. 30 C,ug.ss..
TIE BtNERuIrcY BILL.
Mr.. FREIINGHursfN Hepr y. - called l2 tie House
t c ,Sc ~ rd Ioie p,ed March q 1851 which Vas
Be aeasaai &c. That %. provisions q 'ls s.a1l su.e o. 'o
blLrup commenced for .o ia' h"1 d o J,-ul 20 a- ie
poaeI ,h1 be ual ,a dd Of Jinaa D. aH slI
lagey e, ,.r Jao,r i7l3 90 5lare ha Do. gu'd %
a,or aq,'5 ,s,e u t55 BE- , e. liable o., tas Iarer,
debtor ga cs he n' n r't Of n,.g', % n.-oe' s,l 'h %
shll proved 81 - claims De- -e ihe case % ~ 0.''e
Sac rl,, , atJs hsr lmeaeI as io,' TIE lh1's P-s
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fe ol f prte ihs sai1is % i,sr ' r,'t
Of trt1atr of iae ar' I rr,i sp ai le pa''s
lon fourth az .c % m act .-s ls %. .l ,.sa a lri
tie pr,sr b. delivered 10 Gre Ser H tle io'I seventh section
,, s.sfsrs' S e & s,s. q, ':,,l " s.t e 'a a, E.
.aS i ssS ia af af a 6 5a'gt Be- Fl s'
SUI ct revision Of saeA pr By ''s'. by e'a'i ae' % i-e
The bul goes to the President
AGRICuLTuRAL COLLEGE ACT.
/ Mr. SAWYER G.cp, = 90 Gale! up iAe I.H.e l9'A. l
lands 10 the several States and IrHloues Tor i4t t,i
shment OF agricultural colleges to the states Aley ia
RTWinb FOR fuE c,rIrRE or JErrgnsoN DAVIS.
MIR HOWE tfcp., Wis from the Committee oi Confer
100000 offered for the capture al Jefferson Davis made
urgirg that an unequal distribution is made 10 Lieut.
Col Pritchard and the men Of the ith Michigan Cavalry
R2aoy,L or IrG,L AND POLITICAL DrsAmLTrrs:
/ Mr. KELLOGG l;cp La called ny tue House bI Tor
chot Han and others. which was amended motion ot
Mr.. kellogg, by the insertion Of The names oi John ouns
Of Kentucky and number oi citizens oi loLisi-
and Arkansas The bill was passed and goes TO the
Mr. PATIEESON dicp. n H. called up the Joint reso-
luton anuuug the recent stationery contac made h{
The Department OF the Interior with Mcssrs Drmpry and
Orroot for tho present ca year. and transferring
Messrs. blanchard and NAHUM the lowest bidders The
bin was passed aud goes 20 the House Tor concurrence.
Mr.. MORRILL, Gsgp., Mc) from thc Committee ON Ap-
propratIOns reported the House bl making apmoprd
lions certain executive expenses of the Government
for the fiscal year ending JuGc So 1862 with amendments,
making appropriation Tor me ne" hamn buieau eau wa @
bill passed and goes to the House for concurrence n the
amendments.
Mr. CONkIING' lRcp, ~ - called mp the House blll
regulating Judicial proceedings IA certain eases Tor me
protection oil officers aud agents oi Tie Government nnI
for the better defense OF the Treasury against unlawful
Tie act March b. i sth section OF The
july 2 1866 which relate to osuitH against persons engaged
property, 10 all proceedings which have been may Dos
brought against any officer AGENT Of the government
civil or military, FOR acts done 0ug tho rcbt Hon while
erdant In euC6 sut having made mi defense tbrIeto
and having cited the Attorney General OF tine United
states TO appear and defend The same. shall Dc entitled TO
public revenue, and shall De allowed au appeal 10 the
United states Supreme Court. Section provides that
action be maintained many .-te on Eelera tour n
the OF in behalf or interest OF any alien against tie
United states or any persons on account OF acls done or
/ committed by such person rs an officer or agent Of
the United States IN The administration Of the acts re-
atg the collection Of abandoned property CONNER
cia Intercourse WIN lnHuilecuo"Iy Sldtes' OF ! oer
acts relating TO said states or TO persons aud property
such actions heretofore hereafter commenced; pro
ylcd shall not be construed to seprye subjects Of any
prosecute CLAIMS against its courts OF the privilege Of
prosecuting claims against the United states IN the Court
clares meaning Of the act of March H. 1863 to
have been thai the remedy gwen ln cases O soiIe on
property under said act exclusively resort 10 The
Court Claims and all suits against agents o inc if'
ury Deparimet and Others for properly taken. which
have been brought other courts, are hereby barred
and in case Judgment be recovered III the Court 0 Claims
1t shall be satisfied only by special appropriations oi
Congress- unless the proceeds shall have been PAD INTO
| the Treasury. -
ing the Committee Of Commerce 10 inquire INTO the
expedency Of taking measures FOR the restoration OF The
eyees on the lower Mississippi destroyed during The war;
and report thereon next session by Dill OF OtAefWse
Adopted.
| VETO or THE TREEDNENs BUREAU mfL
The veto message relating 10 the Freedmen Bur al
was taken up and the bl passed over the
/ vote OF ~ 10 5-a party vote.
A communication from the President was presented,
transmitting the report Of the naval officers appointed TO
select more suitable sites for powder magazines than
those used In the ldIDOls Oi New 1Olk boston ana
| Portsmouth, y. III.
| In the evening session Mr. STEWART rep, Nevada
offered a resolution requesting the Secretary OF the
Treasury suspend the execution Of his order o the th
inst restoring 10 the market the lands heretofore with
drawn by him from the Pacific Railroad Of California
uut he examine the matter ana that he be request
| cd 70 grant reheaIIng Adopted
Nj. CONKLING rep. y. - offered resolution d
recting that the residue Of the appropriation OF 100000 for
the preparation OF the medical and surgical record and
the medical statistics Of the Provost Marshal Generals
Office be devoted 10 the latter. Adopted.
| Mr.. MORRILL, QRep, Me- read report from the COM
mittee Conference on the bill making an appiopH-
ton for the Columbia Institution fOr the Deal ana Dumb
! Agreed 10.
The following House bills and Joint resolutions were
passed; An act amendaOry OF the act granting publo
lands Wisconsin TO aid In the construction OF railroads.
An act directing the enrolment OF the act In relation 20
taxing distilled spirits and tobacco An act to amend an
act relating 10 the COOle trade by American citizens or
American vessels f0rbddng trade In Chinese ana Japan
COOes The bill granting the right Oiway 70 certain
cODpauios tho military reservation Al Fort Le0Heu