New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1865.
Appropriation bl consisting Of Messrs. Howe, Hender-
son, and Morrill, Mel
The Senate resumed the consideration OF

Appropriation bIl consisting of Messrs Howe, Hender-
The senate resumed the consideration OF
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL
The third section having been read, f0rbidding any
the Government 10 paw more the sum appropriated
for the purpose the employment OF any PERSONS WI
ont prior appropriation to pay them, ana puhshnS
any Government officers violating the provisions for mis-
Mcssrs SHERMAN and FEssRNDEN opposed the sec
ton, which was defended by Messrs hOkklLL tMeJ
The section was stricken out on motion of Mr.. SHEER
ON motion OF Mr.. SHERMAN, an appropriation. of
10000 made TO provide for the detection OF counter
fciters
Mr.. CHANDLER (2ep, Mich) moved to insert an APP
preparation Of 100000 for the preservation REPAIR ana
completion of certain public works on river ana harDofs
heretofore commenced to be expended under the drec
In Tepy to a question from Mr. CONNEss, Mr.. CHAND
IIR said Tins appropration 10 take the place Of the
River and arbOr bill, which IS to be deferred 10 inc next
Mr., MORRILL, CIe) suggested striking ont the words
heretofore commenced" and leaving the choice OF the
points for the expenditures TO the secretary OF War
Mr.. CHANDLER accepted the modification.
Several Western Senators opposed the amendment and
advocated taking and considering the River and II ar
bor BILL the discussion continuing up to 4i6 o'clock
Mr. COLE rep, Cali moved to 60 into executive ses
siOn but yielded To allow Of motion to provide an even
ing session, which prevailed.
Mr. CONKLING made a report from the Committee
Commerce on the dsagreemcnts between the two Houses
on the bill to supply vacancies in the Executive Depart
I'm Inc evening Mr. Wilson called up the House bill
10 pay Henri ST. Marie $4,000 for his services IN procur
ing the arrest OF John H. surratt which passed.
THE PURCHASE OF ALASKA
Mr.. SUMNER called up the bill making appropriations
for the purchase OF Alaska.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs reported an amend
ment, striking out the first section, AZ follows:
BE Gd &C. That the assent Of Conrre, hereby gen to Che
spuaons Of said treaty and another amendment sn| ont mg
preamble claiming the joint poeer Of the House with The fdsni ana
the Senate o conclude treaties"
Both amendments were agreed II, and the bill passed.
The following IS the bill a. passed; 49,, -,.,, tom
an, 9G IN e ,Ge 10 3 S saS, obtained 10 he 9Th ec
OF "a.
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS PASSED
h to authorize the sale ~ tho arsenal property ana
grounds at ST. and Liberty Missouri, aud giving
certain portions thereof. amended by provision, for
monument 10 the latc Gen. Nathaniel Lyon.
Bill aid in the improvement OF the Rock Island ana
Dcs Moines Rapids In the Mississippi River
Bi exempg certain United states vessels trading to
Canada from tuHnagc fees.
Mr. HARLAN Rep. Iowa. called MP the hll in regard
10 the rights of married women In the District Of Column
hia As discussion seemed imminent, 10 was suffered TO
eMr WILSON called M the bin 10 reduce tho Military
Peace Establishment Of the United States, FOR the pur-
pose II palng IL the special order for tomorrow at
AZ o'clock the Senate again took mp
rHE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATIONS BiII.
Mr. HOWE moved 10 amend TIE piolostIom VI V H
Committee ON Commerce, To appropriate Slo.UUO I"r
rivers and harbors, by making the Appropriation Sl''VVVO
r6r question recurring on the amendment amended
Mr. HARLAN called for the Yeas and Nays, urging inc
needs Of navigation On the Mississippi RIVER 49,, go
After dl>cus~Ion the amendment "h "H'N"'"' vac
Amendments were agreed 70 a. follows: Rcpealuf al
laws making appropriations Tor the payment az the sll
rcs OF the Solicitor, Assistant solicitor" ana Deputy
solicitor Of the Court of Claims, and ~ the Assistant
Attorney General, for the year ending Juhe 80 let ana
%liui, ,,r,I ono rirri and Two clerks Of Class
Tou and SOOO in addition 90 the sum already appiu
pIatcd for the payment OF Judgments o the Court oil
Claims .,,...., 80.
pcn,cs connected with the care OF property on lur
Thames River, recently acquired By the Government
from the state al Connecticut 49, A.,
Aupropratiug 100000, To bee expended under the dcC
ton f the Secretary 81 War In the TrmOy1lo ~ the wreck
IssfI lam Al
notice To De given M the loih, Ihiad'"l"' "Nh
30. ton newspapers inviting bids FOR iuc removal
Apprupuatug $3.50 for the removal oI 'uhhth l"'N
in the channel ~ NcW-luTk llarhur
ApprOpuatiug ~2ul' 90 Tor the pay OF the Assistant
Messengers OF the senate.
ON an amendment, 10y Nr. Doolitilc. from the Commit
tee ON Indian Affairs uppruvriaug sl25 u Tor feeding
FRIENDLY destitute Indians l accordance Win Ihc RECON-
Incudatou of the Peace Commission debate tOoA
place between Mcssrs DOOLIllE MORRILL, cc.l,
IIANEH. aud Others. be favor Of the appropriation ana
Ncs,rs. COMES. ~TLWAlfl aud oAeis, iu opposition
The amendment WAS then agreed ln, 70 in ..
Mr.. WILEY utcp., ". Val offered an amendment,
authorizing the Commissioning Of Patents To- pay ho,c
ctuuuvts that office who had acted as Examiners ana
Assistant Examiners ~ Patents. since Au lsii, 30 tie
rate. fixed by law. Rejected lie then offered another
amendment in relation Patent Office Ices which was
Mr' WILSON moved 10 amend. by uppruprltmr 5000
for the pay OF additional clerks in the Suibroh"ch'i"a
office. 10 June 80 1862. Rejected
motion t0 adjourn, shortly before u orintA I''u
several senators urging the passage ui the hl lohIht
An amendment los Mr. COLE 90 appropriate $4,000 Tor
from 1850 -1 declared out OF order d- u" having
been referred 10 the Committee on AppIuptid ioas.
Another amendment, offered 10y MI Nl'k!i'- b''lh.'
Md uropo, ug ana additional compensation 90 Govern
mcui employees. met the Same fate.
The bill then passed and, at l.-o j. M The senate al
iOuIutd.