Mr. PERHAM mtRtv the bill was passed; upon the table. agreed to. BOUNTIES to COLORED SOLDIERS. The next business on The SPEAKER’s table was the following amendments of the Senate to House JtResolution, No. 176 amendatory of a JtResolution entitled “A resolution respecting bounties to colored soldiers, and the pensions, bounties, and allowances to their heirs, ” approved June 15, 1866: Strike out all after the cam tingclauseof section 2 down to the end of section 3 and insert in lieu thereof asfollows: That whenever application shall be made by iivny claimant for bounty under the provisionsof the JtResolution aforesaid.by or through any agentor at torney. such agent or attorney shall hereafterbere aired to file with each claim his oathpr aflirmation that he has no interest whatever in said bonnt beyond the few for collection of the same, which are icreby fixed and established as follow, namely: for the preparation and prosecution of claims for and the collection and the remittanceof all sums not exceed in: 50 dollars, the sum of 5 dollars and lessthan $100the sumofST 50, and for all sumsexceeding81“) the sum often dollars: and said fees shall include all expenses incident to the collection of said cluims except the expenseof the necessary affidavits and noturial or other acknowledgments.which shall be defrayed by the claimant; and any anentor attorney who shall charge directly or indirectly in an case a greater sum for his services in preparing an prosecuting said claims and collecting and remitting the amount due shall he deemed guilty of a misdemennor, and shall upon conviction, be punished by fine not exceeding83$!” nor less than $1,000a.n shall be forever excluded from prosecuting military or naval claims againstthe Government. Section four. strike out all afterthe word “ depos itory” to the endof line 5, Sertion 5. line 3, strike out “sailor, or may rine. Section flve.lines 4 and 5. strike out “final statement, descriptivelist, or other papers." ‘Section 5, line 12, shakeout‘ sailor or may rme.’