Mr. STEVENS. I now move that the remainder of the amendments of the Senate be considered, as in ComWhole, under the 5minute rule. The motion was agreed to. 9th amendment: Insert the following: To provide for the survey of the Isthmusof Darlcn. under the direction of the War Dept With a View to the construction of a ship canal, in accordance with the report of thp Superintoudent of the Naval Observatory to the h avg apartment, 840.000. To enable the Secretary oft 0 Treasury to collect reliable statistical information conccrnin the gold and silver minesof the western Statesan Territo ries. which shall include the labor and en ital, employed, the productand the modes of waring the sCaomnger.easnsd which information shall be reported to at its next session, 815,000. The ComAppropriat recom‘ mended concurrence, with an amendment, to strike out the words “at its next session $15,000, ” and insert “ $10,000." The amendment to The amendment was agreed to. The amendment of the Senate, as amended, was concurred in. 10th amendment: Insert the following:. Fno, r co, 5mopoe. nsationto the consulat Quebec.in Can The ComAppropriat recommended concurrence. The amendment, was concurred in. 11th amendment: Insert the following: For the erection of a li lit house at Bcayer Buy, on Bake Sn iorior. $15,000: 'rum'dal, the Lighthouse ando the TreasuryDept, alter duo examination, shall deemthat a lighthouse at that.point is necessary. The ComAppropriat recommended non-conenrrence. The amendment was non-concurred in. 12th amendment: Insert the following: For lighthouse at South Haven. in the State of Michigan, $6,000. The ComAppropriat recommended non-concurrence. The amendment was non-concurred in. 13th amendment: Strike out lines 25, 26 and 20 SCYL‘IL The ComAppropriat recommended non-concurrence. The amendment was non-concurred in. 14th amendment: On page 11. t.o strikeout.lines oneand two. The ComAppropriat recommended non-concurreuce., The amendment was non-concurred in. 15th amendment: Insert the following: For mvcinent in part in front of the War and Navy Depts. to be replaced With stone fing giy. $13,000 or improvementsin the Senatewing of the Capl tol, proosedin the report of the Jointselecteommit tooof t 0two Housesupon the improvement of the Halls of Congress mudeat the last scusion, andupproved and recommendedat the prment sessionby the select committee upon the ventilation and sani tary condition of the Senatewii i ot‘the Capitol. the plumof $117.052.)5. And the sci improvementshall a madeand executed under the management and direction of Clinrlcs F. Anderson. as architect and superintendent, upou plans with specifications and details.to be submitted and to be approvedby Dr. Thomas Aiiliscll. And all necessarycontracts for work and materials shall bemade by the Commissioner of Public Buildings with the concurrenceof the architect: and all accountsand expenditures for said improvements shall be examined and certified to the SecyTreasury for payment b said Commissioner. the compensation of said are itect and superintendent shnl ho at the rate heretofore paid to the superinteudin architect of the Capitol extension payable quarter y out.of the foregoingap prornition, commencing from and after the passage of t disiict. The ComAppriat recommended HOD OOHCUI'TEHCB. The amendment was non-concurred in. 16th amendment: e igOhntepeang.e12 strike out lines 16.17 and The ComAppropriat recommended non-concurrence. The amendment was non-concurred in. 17th amendment: On page 13strike outlines 9 and tea. The ComAppropriat recommended non-concurrence. The amendment was non-concurred in. 18th amendment: oppugc13strike out all after the word "avenue." ipfilincyceven, to the end of line 12, and insert V8. The ComAppropriat recommended concurrence. The amendment was concurred in. 19th amendment: On page 13strike out lines 19 and 20. The ComAppropriat recommended non-concurrence. The amendment was non'concurred in. 20th amendment: On page 13.strike out line 23. The ComAppropriat recommended concurrence. The amendment was concurred in. 21st amendment: On page 14, strike out line 13. The ComAppropriat recom ‘mended concurrence. The amendment was concurred in. 22nd amendment: On page 14.after line 17, insert the follow in: Tor watchman for Franklin square.$600. For the compensation of night extra clerks in the Officeof Indian Affairs. under the actsof August 5 1551M. arch 3, 18:33a.nd March 3, 1805f, or the fiscal year ending Juno 30, 1807, $11, 200. For the continuation of the work upon the north portion of the Patent Office building. $00000. For additional contingent excriseso the North eastExecutive building, or the whim; occupiedby the SecyState, including extra watchmen antilaborers.000. For salariesof commissioners under an act to provide for the revision and consolidation of the statute laws of the U.S. iiproyed JuncZTJBGo and for clerical services and ot or incidental expenses, the printing to be done by the Government Printing Oliicc.823.000. To enable the superintendentof Indian aflairs for reeagliafordrnia to collect information and testimony in to thoclnim of GeorgeMoDougal for beef furnished Indians in the lower part of California in the year 1852, swo or somuch t crcof as in, be necessar '. Em the purchaseof} site and the erection of a building at StPaul. Minnesota. for a customhouse, postoffice, the accommodation of the Federal courts, and other necessary Government purposes.the same to be expended under the direction of the SecyTreasury, 5100.000. For the payment of temporayy clerks of the 1st class in the officeof the ComrPensions, under the direction of the SecyInterior. for the fiscal ycar endinl Juno30 1", ". To enablethe SecyInterior at his discrction, to rent such roomsin the vicinity of the Dept for the use of the Pension Oliicoas may be ecniednecessaryfor the transaction of the business of that olIico, $3,000. The ComAppropriat recommended concurrence, with an amendment striking out the following paragraphs: For the continuation of the work upon the north portion of the Patent Oiiioe building, $50,000. To enablethe superintendent of Indian affairs for California to collect information and testimony in regardto the claim of George Medouznl for beef furnished Indians in the lower part of California in the year 1852. $500, or so mucht. crcof as may be necessar. buEilhdrintghe purchaseof a.site and the erection of a at StPaul, Minnesota, for a customhouse, postoffice the accommodation of the Federal courts and other necessary Government purposes, the some to be expended under the direction of the SecyTreasury, 8100.000. The amendment recommended by the ComAppropriat was agreed to. The Senate amendment, as amended, was concurred in. 23rd amendment: On page 114.1ine 20. insert: For payment in part for the purchaseof sites and the erection ofachool hoiises in Hip countyof Washington. in the DistCol. payable to the board of commissioners of primary se ools of said county, the sumof810.000. For supportof the Columbia Hospital for Women and Lying in Association.810.000. To enablethe SecyTreasury to pay the personsemployed by the Committeesfor the DistCol of the two Housesof Congressunder the provisionsofJtResolution approvedJune 1864 entitled "A resolution to provide for the revismu o the laws of the DistCol." the compensation provided in said resolution.$2,000o.r so much thereofasmay benccmsaryfor that purpose. The ComAppropriat recommended concurrence. The amendment was concurred in. 24th amendment: On page 17, line 25, after the word "dollars" insert the following: That no portion of said sum shall be expended until the alteration of said building is submitted to the architect of the Capitol extension and he shall certif' it iswell adapted to the purpose conteni lou ii and that its costwill not exceed MAXI): and t csaid sum of SiiUJXlO shall only be paid in instullments luau equal amount derived from other sources shall be expended on said building. apd lfif 1058h‘ hospital companyaccept this appropriation it shulllbe el d as an agreement on their part that the building is forever to be considered and hcld dedicat odto the relief ofsick and indigent persons without distinction asto creedor color, and shall remain under the care of the Sisters of Charity an incorporatedunder thenct entitled “ An act.to incorporate ProvidenceHospital of the city of Washington, District of Coluin in, " approved April 8. 1864.Prom That if the said property should ever be sold or divertedfromuths uses expressed in the act of Congresspntitled An act to incorporate ProvidenceHospital in the city of Washin ton, DistCol " approved Aprd 8.1864, t on the sumof830.000shall 1st bo'paid out of the proceeds thereof into the U.S.Treasury to reimbursethe sum herebyappropriated. The ComAppropriat recommended non-concurreuce. The amendment was nonconcurred in. 25th amendment: On pu‘pe17.line 25.Plriltjoout all nfler the word “ ollsrs" to the end oflinc 6 on page 18. The words proposed to be stricken out are as follows: Providence Hospital. DistCol: Eorthe purpose of aiding ditional in the erection of an ad building to the ProvidenceHospital, in the city of Washin ton. $30,000: provided, That if the said property s iould everbe sold or diverted from the uses expressedin the act of Congress entitled city AnpfacWt atoshinincotropno, rDaitset Providence Hospital, of the Columbia.” approved April 8, 1861.tion the sum of $30,000shall be 1st Enid out of the proceeds thereof into the U.S. Treasury to reimburse the sumheroby approThe ComAppropriat recommended non-concurrence. I The amendment was non-concurred in. 26th amendment: On page 18, pftorline 6. insert the following: For the National Associationfor the relief of destitute colored women and childron. incorporated under an act of Congress approved February 14.18%, 851100. to be expended under the direction of the officersof the association. To To enable the ComrPubBldg penresiemsbinucrusrertchdQin COimHDOrofvflitnlQgoIfsl trets Washington for exassing through and y avenues property of the General Government.under the 3rd section of an act entitled of. naaschtintogtoinn corppaosrsaetdeMthaey inhabitants of the 15.1820, 847,01581. The ComAppropriat recommended concurrence, with an amendment striking out the 1st paragraph in regard to the National Association.