Mr. CLARK. I desire unanimous consent toreport back and put upon its passage at this time House bill No. 526. i think there is no dispute about it. The ComClaims unanimously directed me to report it. The bill (H.R.No. 526) for the relief of the heirs of Horace I. Hodges was considered as in ComWhole. It provides thatin the settlement of the accounts with the Treasury of Horace I. Hodges, deceased, late captain and asst quartermaster U.S. volunteers, there shall be allowed in his favor the sum of $1, 256 40 on account of the loss of that amount of public funds in his hands by the capture of Plymouth, NCarolina, by the rebels on the 20th day of April, 1864, the loss being without neglect or fault on his part, and be having lost his life at that time in attempting to carry orders from the commanding officer at Plymouth to the U.S. gunboats. The bill was reported to the Senate, ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. WILLIAM (1.LEE. On motion of Mr. CLARK, the bill (H.R.No. 629) for the benefit of William G. Lee, was considered as in ComWhole. It is a direction to the SecyTreasury to pay William G. Lee, or his legal representatives, the sum of $28, 428 50, in full payment of his claim against the U.S. on account of corn purchased by him in the dept of Kentucky, as the agent of the quar termaster's dept under the agreement made by him with Captain John A. Morris, in 1864, and which corn spoiled on his hands by reason of the Government failing to furnis transportation for it. The bill was reported to the Senate, ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. mm'ou iii’iiiunon. On motion of Mr. CLARK, the JtResolution (S.R.No. 111) for the relief of Milton McKinnon was considered as in ComWhole. The ComClaims reported an amendment as a substitute for the bill in these words: That the SecyTreasury be, and is hereby. authorizedand djrccteieo na to Sergeant Milton McKinnon the sumof " 45 sin the amountof a dratt drawn in his favor by Major. L. Martin. late paymaster U.S. Army. on the ssiutant reasurer of the U.S.in NewYork, dated March 24.{864, Mdwhichwaslostin 'rtftrnnsmlsson to NewYork: Provided.That the s Milton Mo Kiuuon shall file a duplicate of sail drafl, duly authenticated, with the SecyTreasury: Provided aloo, That the paymentherein authorized shall notbe made until said MoKinnon shall execute to the U.S.a bond.with good and sufficient security, to indemnifythe U.S.againstloss on accountof said draft.