Skip Skip The amendment was agreed to. The billwasreporied to the Senateasamended and the amendment was concurred in. The amendment was ordered to be engrossed and the bill to be read a 3rd time. the bill was read the 3rd time and passed. JOHN WELLS AND SONS. On motion of Mr. CLARK, the JtResolution H.R.No. 115) for the relief of John Wells Sons, of Baltimore, was considered as in ComWhole. It proposes to authorize the QuarterMGen, with the proper accounting officers of the Treasury dept, to remit to John Wells 8: Sons, of altimorc, Maryland, so much of the penalty incurred by them by reason of their fai ure to comly with their contract entered into on the 4th pay of October, 1863, with Captain S. H. Dunan, asst quartermaster, under the direction of the QuarterMGen, for repairing the steamer City of Alban, as may not be covered by the actual loss oiythe government by reason of the delay in completing the steamer in accordance with the strict terms of the contract. The JtResolution was reported to the senate, ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. ISAAC RANNEY. On motion of Mr. CLARK, the Jtresolution (H.R.No. 119) for the relief of Isaac Ranney, internalrevenue collector for the 8th district of Ohio, was considered as in ComWhole. The reamble recites that on the night of the 25th of) June, 1865, the office of Thomas J. Robinson, deputy collector of Isaac Ramsey, internalrcvemie collector for the 8th district, Ohio, located at Mansfield, was burglarionsly entered by persons whose names are unknown; and that the burglars did, by means of drills and gunplowder, break into an enter the iron safe of t a deputy collector, and felonionsly steal and carry nwa revenue stamps therefrom be longing io the government of the U.S. to the amount of $682 23; and that this bur glarious entry and larceny was not attributable to any neglect of duty on the part of Robinson as deputy collector, and that this office and safe were in all respects such as were required by the law and the regulations of the revenue dept. The bill therefore proposes to direct the SecyTreasury in the set tle ment of the accounts of lsaac Ramsey, as internalrevenue collector, with the Government of the U.S., to allow and give credit to him for the amount of the stamps stolen. The ComClaims re outed anamendment, to strike out the name Ramsey” where ever it “ occurs in the resolution and to insert Renney.”