The Secretary read the report, as follows: The committee of conferenceon the disagreeing bviollte(slol.f the two Houses on the amendmentsto the support R. No. 127)making appropriations for the of the Armyfor the ear ending the 30thof June. 1867h.avingmet.after ull and freeconference have agreed to recommend and do recommend, to their resicetivellouses as follows: That.t e HoRep recede them their disagreementto the 2nd.3rd and 10th amendments of the Senate and agreeto thesame. That the Senaterecedefrom its 6th amendment. That the Senaterecedefromits disagreementtothe amendmentof the House to the 4th amendment of the Senate and agreeto thesame. That the Senate agree to the amendmentof the House to the filth amendment of the Senate.with an amendment. as fpllows: insert in lieu of the words stricken out of said Senate amendment by the House the fqllowmg words: “and in advertising for Army suppliesth quartermaster‘s deptshallrequiro 1 articles which are tobe used in the States and erritories of the Pacilic coast tobedelivered and aspectedat points designatedin those States and Territories. a nd the adverti ementsfor such supplies shall be published in newsp pers in the cities 0 SanFrancisco. in California and Portland. in Oregon;" and the House agreeto t 0same. That the House recedefrom their dismcement to the 7th amendmentof the Senate and agree to the same with the followin amendment: in line ienigsehrttothf esfaoildloawminegndment.is er the word “shall.” words: “in time of peace." That the House recedefrom their disa cement to the 8th amendmentof the Senatean reeto the same with an amendment.as follows: stri 0 out all of said amendmentand insert in lieu thereet the followiii: "Sec. Abife: That the Superintendentof the U.S. military Academy may liercatterbe selected and the olfieers on sdeurtvy icaet;that institution detailed fromanyarm of the emy and the supervision and chargeof the acad shall be in the War Dept. under such ellicer or officers as the SecyWar may assign to that duty'", and the Senateagreeto the same. That the l house recede from their disagreementto the 9th amendmentof the Senate and agree to the sn moW ith an amendment.as follows; strike out all at said Senateamendmentand insert in lieu thereof the following; "Snc. Abife:. That when it is necessaryto employ soldiers as artifiCO“!or laborers in the construction of permanent military works. public roads, or other constant labor of not less than ten days‘ duration in any case. they shall receive ii I addition to their regular pay, the following additional compensationtherefor: enlisted men working as artificers and non-commissioned coetieiedoinrs gemonpelooyveedraseseorvfeor seeversroy ftwsuecnhtywork. not exmen. 35 cents per day and enlisted men employed as laborers 20 cents perday: but such working parties shall on y be out orised on the written order of a commandinp oficer. This allowance of extra pay is not to app y to the troopsof the engineer and ordnance depts zggpld the Senate a coto the same. HENRYb l, WILSON ManRagICerHsARD YATES. on the part of (he Senate. ROBERT C. SCHENCK. W. E. NIBLACK M. RUSSELL run/ER. Manager:on the part of the house.