The New York herald., 1868-06-03

anime anil suss the % ana
Attorney General and his shall attend % che prose-
cuon and defend all aiis the Court % Claims on behalf Of
:s
unless a%as reno1e with
sd and wS s Ss 70 y @ ne sf o,
Claims aud Of the Assistant Attorney General now provided
additional clerks oftSe fourth class ana one
a, saay OF $2ooo In his once 1t e also made the
Sasea has passs
~ns transn to such department printed
partner. shall horney General without delay all
to sls se svsn sa with rs sss n"e
meS,s and %S to official aocn-
which the action Of The has been based made
apuss s r. snsssss
%hen hs decision w a IN exceeds Or
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amount involved in the particular case or where anv prv
us such claim with ali Ss osars 81 a a
dc n s s be TO Ses he
gnay commenced by the voluntary action OF claimant;
az ana S % M tire @ direct .
sccon, or claim e be SO ansmed t. sse Cont Of cars
shah be referred by any bead Of an % sss be-
the subject matter and character OF said Court OF
s df " e sns Sw' All fks case. s
the head any ecesae % m or npoa @ hs
regua;ious other pending in said court
aud appeals from their decisions inay DC taken TO me s
OF nal Judgment transmitted when In favor Of
ST S s 10 Ss De Saa any q
otherwise they sha he paid in the same manner as other
Ensly, no person shall file Or prosecute
rspeei 10 h 50 r bis assignee shall have pending pro-
eess IN any other eogr AGAINST am Queer Or person who ar
aroe was IN respect thereto ac,ine or profcssIns 70
e se aa % @Tssr ss goS n o as ~ @
oir court, sI~t te wl,drawn dismissed within thirty
dags after tht passage Of this act. f.ssf 4
Considerable DISCUSSION took place on that part Of
the Dill IN regard 10 the Attorney Gcflcr0fs once.
during which Mr. BucxALEw characterized ~ as a
1. .sersal OF the whole practice Of the COVER Alent.
Mr.. bDMUhDs replied that the Judiciary ColtsalLsee
had come 70 the conclusion that tic AtcrIey of'-
GRAZ should nave control over and respon> ip'lt lnr
all the law business OF the United States aad coAsS-
idate It In his department.
Mr.. HENDRICKS denounced 1t as an attempt 70 ret
control OF the patronage from political consiiiera
tons and tlls il would leah to a gontesr -betNeaa
the President and Congress. w. Tn s
such intent claiming that the cormnittee mad been
governed by regard Tor the public welfare-she Tor
nler stating his belief Lat tneT lreSaent WoUit
make such appointments as the Senate coue co
THE FREEDNEN's BUREAU.
Mr.. WILSON NOV ID TO take up the bill to.cOntinEle
the Bureau for tie Relief o. frcelnea ald R2. /
gees and Tor other purposes whcn s,r a-r.,;si TO-
i provides iof its continuance for one year loIs
July 10, 1858.
The Cor lmttee IN Military Affairs reported an
amendmeng authorizing the Commissioner 10 sell
the buildings occupied Tor schooiAoases, gc., 10 the
associations now occupying them, the proceeds 20
be paid INTO the Treasury,
Mr.,WIsoN, (rep.) of Mass, explained that by tnis
means tie government could dispose or sh9a with
little loss to any one and With great benefit 10 the
cause OF education, which wcnlu he better than
throwing them into the hands OF CO otalisis.
The amendment was agreed to alid at the suggcs.
tion OF Mr.. hendricks the ball was postponed until
Tomorrow
THE DEFICIENCY BILL. t.s v.
Mr.. YATES, trep) OF H., called VI the BIZ 10 pro-
vide temporary government for the Territory Oh
wyoming but al the instance of Mr.. NofrI, or Me-,
IL was temporarily laid aside to allow inr1 10 Cali
an the bill supply DEFICIENCIES in appropriations for
Tie Iscal year ending June, 1885.
The following amendments, reported fron1 mo
Committee on Appropriations were insertea:-tcr
deficiencies OF the appropratJns.to deiray tue oA-
renscs OF the hydraon OF the Senate Chamber S3
for deficiencies of the appropriation for stationery,
$4,000; for deficiencies OF the appropriation for Fur
ntl,re and repairs, $1,000; or dslcenceJ of - G
appropriation lol clerks, messengers, pages 81 !,
$1,000; to supply deficiencies of tne appropriate
for the expenses Of collecting reyen lie nom custC s
Tor the hair year ending July Co. lo6s, SiSoo, ,Oon
MIR. HOWE, trepl OF Wis, strenuously Opposed tnt
| last named amendment and condeinned tlvsSeere
| tary of the Ireasuy's lengthy eXpanatlen OF It
which was read. His notion 10 str ke IL 0it,- how
ever, faed and the bill passed and goes TO .he Hcas
Tor concurrence. D.
EXECUTIVE SESSION. "a l.af.
At four O'Clock Nj. CONSEss -Inos ed TO 90 INTO ex
ecutye session, which prevailed ana after an execl
tive session OF upVaids Of an hour TIE senate adj
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