Mr. CLARK, the bill (H.R.No. 521) for the benefit of Henry Home was considered as in ComWhole. It provides for the paymentto Henry Home of the sum of $400 in gold, or its equivalent in U.S. currency. being the amount advanced by him for the use of Federal prisoners at An dersonville, and used for their benefit while prisoners of war at that place during the years 1864 and 1865. The payment of this sum is to operate as a full release of the note given to Home by Father Wheelan, under whose super vision the mouey was expended. The bill was reported to the Senate, Ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. LEWIS DYER. On motion of mr. CLARK, the bill (S: No. 383i for the' relief of Lewis Dyer, late surgeon of the 81st regiment Illinois volunteers, was read the 2nd time and considered as i Committee ofihe Whole. It is a direction to the SecyTreasury to audit and settle the accounts of Lewis Dyer, late surgeon of the 81st regiment Illinois volunteers, and allow him the my and emoluments of surgeon of volunteers, from the 6th day of April, 1803, to the 26th day of May following, deducting therefrom any amount which may appear to have heretofore been paid him by error. The bill was reported to the Senate, orderengross for a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. JAMES o. ROLLAND. On motion of Mr. CLARK, the bill (H.R.No. 421) for the relief of James G. Holland, late acting asst aymaster U.S. Navy, was consideredpas in ComWhole. It proposes to authorize the SecyTreasury to credit James G. Holland, late acting asst paymaster of the Navy of the U.S., with the sum of $500, in the settlement of his accounts with the 4th Auditor of the Treasury; such credit to hegiven for the sum of $500 in Treasury notes of the U.S. lostand destroyed witlmut any fault or neglect on his part, but the final order for the allowance is not to be made until the whole subject connected with the said alleged loss shall be fully investigated by the 4th Auditor and he shall certity‘thereto. The bill was reported ‘to the Senate, ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. LlSTON H. PEARCE. On motion of Mr. CLARK, the bill (H.R.No. 517) for the relief of Liston H. Pearce, was considered as in ComWhole. It is a direction to the SecyTreasury to pay to Rev. Liston H. Pearce the sum of $540, in full for his services as chaplain of the 132nd regiment of Illinois volunteers during the recent rebellion. The bill was reported to the Senate. ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. WlLLlAM H. “WHEELER. On motion of Mr. CLARK, the hill (H.R.No. 695) for the relief of William H. Wheeler, of Bangor, Maine. was considered as in ComWhole. The preamble recites that William H. Wheeler, of Bangor, Maine, in the month of February, 1865, lost a U.S. bond of the denomination of$500, issned under the act of 25th February, 1862, No. 18.374, with all the unpaid coupons attached, which bond has since been found mutilated and partially destroyed; and that 13 of the coupons have been reclaitned‘in such condition as to be did zit maturity; and itlis uncertain whether I e remaining coupons are not still in existence; and the bill proposes to authorize the SecyTreasury to issue and deliver to William H. Wheeler a dupli cate o'fthe bond, No. 18, 374, without coupons attached; but before issuing it Wheeler is to deliver’to the SecyTreasury all the remaining fragments and parts of the bond, excepting the 13 coupons which have been reclaimed as aforesaid. The ComClaims reported an amendment, to add to the bill the following words: With armed and sufficientbond with security.to beapprovedby the SecyTreasury.to in demnify the U.S. against all loss.costs or ddaumpliatgmetscincurred by reason of the issuingof said bond.