The New York herald., 1868-06-30

put on their bonds.
Mr.. BLAINE proncay)-r.et us improve on the
English and take hair OF the interest.
Mr.. CoBB-l object To debate.
The vote was taken on agreeing to the resolution
ana IL was agreed to--yeas 92 nays 55 "a follows:
sakss Adams Archer Ashley Of Hev Ale
Bsasand hs Mass Butler oi Tsnn Carey,
EarSe Of Kansas Cobb oopnrn corne covoae Calom,
Hsr n S a, ois rafGy 3 W nqs H
insesol Johnson jones' JUAN Kerr Lawrence Of Ps,
Meonn MsSs %n Ga seu Eaia n. e nnsn sweom
U5SsSn oia RSo rf ke. s 9s ray kssa
sswa lie "a k SeAs an sn I'e @ % & n Sna aia %
Us Mah%VTa W,os q IPa WSSs Ws%s lad' Wilson o.
NAYsnMessrs Alison An,es, Arnel, Bailey, Baldwin.
Bsnn B@ns HnS,g ns BBsns B Rogw sromwe Of H. caks
.ardns Hassy HEY Hoopyi i, i"s,urd f q w. jencfss
S; M 'eSs ss AfsFa afSaaa
Spaans s,arSweaSsr, rrS~orsc, Twi,eEei Upson Van
Asraaa, W"s%barn q Gass Williams Of Pa, wilson of
Mr. BINGHAM voted in the affirmative, with the
object of moving to reconsider, but was anticipated
by Mr.. CoBB, VINO moved TO reconsider the vote
adopting the resolution, and moved to lay the mo-
ton 10 reconsider Oh the tuDe-the parliamentary
mode OF making acton iinal and definite. The
motion To reconsider was laid on the table.
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY CALLED UPoN
FOR INFORMATION IN kEFGRENcE TO REMOVALS,
Etc. OF INTERVAL REVENUE OFFICERS.
Mr.. ALLISON, (rep) OF iowa, ohered the Following
p etnbc and res luton, whici were adoptcd;-
Whereas statement paG to be pepsreS Sy S. the sss
has been published IN the .otonat f4genr and
i i 50 Stated % as n0S m one h G and nineteen Collection a.
ca were made dre he year 1867 aY8n On tine n re-
in which districts the ain Oh OF ntena revenue as
Ph ta he sae My year o7 srrs twenty ec
ton dis,rictsy the rrsent winout the
said Commissioner, in which the Ealing OIL OF revenue Is only
Resolved secretary Of the Treasury be directed to
inform this House whethe any such statement wa. I
Garment % a or ans ny Whether w @6saed by his and
If So that he be further directed ~ asn this nonss WIN
by INN TO the President IA, relation to the removals or
Resoyed thai the secretary of the Treasury inform this
of and collectors were n.e Il any, upon the rec
h sc OF ns ns @ nss S OF e ocsrs re-
Observation-Disclosures Of SAID combs sioner relative thercto
CORRECTION OF THE ACr FOR THE RELIEF or
EXPORTERS OF RUN.
Mr.. BUTLER, OF Mass, introduced joint resolution
to correct the act for tue relief OF certain exporters
of rum by substituting The word ''or" ior the word
and, so as TO make 1t read intended for export or
actually contracted fOr.' lie desired 10 have the
joint resolution put upon It's passage.
The mistake being an accidental one, Mr.. Wilson.
rep.) Of Iowa. thought il should be referred to the
Committee Of Ways anu Means, and 1t was so 10
ferred.
THE DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr.. STEVENS, (rep.) OF Pa, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the deficiency pli, anu
moved that it be made the special order Tor Thursday
next.
Mr.. BENJAMIN, rep.) of No., inquired whether the
bill contained an appropriation for extra pay oi
| Mr.. STEVENS said he did not know that that would
be any good reason Tor objectng to the bill being re-
Mr. BENJAMIN said he would make the point OF
| order here.
The SPEAKER remarked that the objection would
| not lie.
MIR. STEVENS said that he would now inform the
gentleman that the bll did not contain that apprO-
prlati0n.
| Mr.. HOLMAN, (dem.) of Ind, said he would reserve
| the right to make the point OF order:
| The bill was ordered to Oe printed ana was inade
| special order for Thursday next.
| THE RIVER AND HARBoR APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House then, at two O'Clock, resumed The con-
| sideration OF the River and arbor Appropriation
b,ll, the question benz on the Amendment offered by
| MIR. Baker last Saturday approprlating s56,0OO Tor
the Improvement OF the hdibor Of Axiom, Illinois.
| The amendment was rejected
| Mr.. MAYNARD moved an appropriation OF S615,OOo
| for the improv ement Of the Tennessee river.
| Mr.. ELIOT, (rep.) or Mass Who has charge OF the
bill, proposed to allow s5 900 for the Improvement
OF the Tennessee river from its mouth to Florence,
Ala, and 5000 from Chattanooga 70 Decatur.
Mr.. MAYNARD said he would accept the amend
ment on the principle that haf loaf was better than
no bread
| The amendment, as modified, was agreed to.
| Mr.. M0ORHEAD, (rcp OF Pa, moved that $4,000
Of the $685. appropriated for the Improvement OF
the Ohio river be applied In experimenting On the
| Mr. NIBLACK (dem.J of Ind, moved An appropra-
tion OF $4,000 for the Improvement Of the Wabash
river and its navigable tributaries.
Mr.. BROMwELL, (rep Of H., moved lin ridicule) an
appropriation Tor the Improvement OF the Embarrass
tricts, his own and Mr.. MarshaI's~both radical dis.
trictshis own radical republican and his colleagues
radical democratic. ltwas bond OF union between
the two. II streams that were hardly navigable
quired improvement how much more did the En-
paliass, ,s WHICH M wVuiu lc'cL ~ ha'sapie uniess
soue.nus mouu oe uVIsc ~. :. - ,neiu was an
appropriation 10 ueepeh thc cnhei anu 10 u8 places
wlue enough nor i stea'ipon W .uun a.ouhu III tne
Einoait ass Ine, woiu neoone nasiaapie. tLaugn.
why siouid ne stalu pyh (Laugnter'l III iau once
Deeh declared havRaoe oy tne lilinols Leesiature,
anu W. oluei W iahc 'ltt goou congress
s'Uuu HIN an apI,,oP '.tiy,. u.ausntc;j
@ ane ,,d ,,.o,ohs vi "'eSSi9' o'oh"cn Ill" N'oiack
Mr.. BnSJAMiN suggested jocularly an appropra-
on ior ,he iIlproNeiiS u Sait river III oIuci thtt
& ~ uiou pasee % ',s' W ,e'rne S eas nt,e'uus 10
M io no.,cy oiomu W N',ul'os eAiles wno wouiu
pc aoou. Noneniner " ~ 'c"iis sole seques'ereu
sPv. 80. M Wihle man , 4o' ttn'" ava, 5ht. .
M!. E%1o.Es.oS, zoo uep., ~ "A'o, ino'eu 10 hppro-
pii'e s-o,'yV W Soh!p't ne Dicts cuhncctHS
l.lVhnloiln 'slahu anu 'epo "i'@'oe'h' Nc, WHICH