Skip Skip MESSAGE FROM THE HOITSE. A message from the HoRep, by Mr. McPBRSON, its Clerk, announced that the HoRep had agreed to the concurrent resolution of the Senate providin" for printing the reports of Ma'or generalslIVilliam '1‘.Sherman, George H. fhomas, John Pope, J. G. Foster, A. Pleasenton, and E. A. Hitchcock. made to the JtCommee on the conduct of the war, together with such other reports as may be received by the commencement of the next session of Congress. The message also announced that the HoRep had non-concurred in the amendments of the Senate to the bill (H. It. No. 477) further to provide for the safety of the lives of passeners on board of vessels propelled in whole or in part by steam, to regulate the salaries of steamboat inspectors, and for other purposes, asked a conference on the disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses thereon, and had a Jointed Mr. E. B. wASHBURNE of Illinois, Mr. CHARLES O’NEILL of Pennsylvania, and Mr. DONALD C. McRenn of California, managers at the same on its part. A The message further announced that the HoRep had passed the following bills, in which it requested the concurrence of the Senate: A bill (H.R.No. 526) for the relief of the heirs of Horace I. Hodges; A bill (H.R.No. 531) for the relief of the legal representatives of Major John A.Whitall, late paymaster in the U.S. Army, In the 2 depart deceased, on account of lost or stolen vouch ers; and Abill (H.R.No. 692) increasing the pensions of widows and or hens, and for other “1' oses. The message a so announced that the HoRep had passed the following Senate bill and JtResolution without amendment: A bill (S.No.225) for the relief of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company and A JtResolution (S. R.'No. 100) for the restoration of Lieutenant Commander Richard L. Law, U.S. Navy, to the active list from the reserved list. ' The message further announced that the HoRep had non-concurred in the amen merits of the Senate to the JtResolution (H.R.No. 52) to provide for the expenses attending the exhibition of the prod ucts of industry of the U.S. at the Exposition at Paris in 1867, asked a conference on the disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses thereon, and had appointed Mr. N. P. BANKS of Massachusetts, Mr. SAMUEL S. Mnusium. of Illinois, and Mr. R. P. SPALDING of Ohio, managers at the same on its part. ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED. The message further announced that' the Speaker of the HoRep had signed the following enrolled bills and JtResolutions; which thereupon received the signature of the President protemporc: A bill (H.R.No. 492) making appropriations for the repair, preservation, an completion of certain public works heretofore commenced under the authority of law, and for other or 'oses; A bill (. R. No. 661) changing the name of Emil Cohen; A JtResolution (H.R.No. 148) to authorize the distribution of surplus copies of the American State Papers in the custody of the SecyInterior; A JtResolution (H. It. No. 160) to pay the State of Vermont the sum expended for the protection of the frontier against the invasion from Canada in 1864; and AJtResolution (S.R.No. 108) for the relief of Samuel Norris. EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.