Mr. CLAnK. I do not see any necessity for sending the bill back to the ComJudiciary. It seems to me the matter may be reme! died by inserting the words “except in capital cases” after the word “appeal” in the 9th lineand I move that amendment. The amendment to the amendment was agreed to. The amendment, as amended, was agreed to. The next amendments were in section ( 12 ) 16, to strike out the word “circuit” before “court, ” in line 2 to strike out “each.” in line 2, and insert 1the several;” after “circuits, " in line 3, to insert “exec t the tentlu” in lines 3 and 4,to strie out “Tuesdays of April and October” and insert “Tuesday of May, ” in line ten, to strike out “Columbus” and insert “Cleveland;" and after “ SanFrancise o, ” at the close of the section, to insert: The terms shall beheld annually on the 1st Mon day of June. Adjourned 6"!!! may alsobe held in any circuit from time to time asin the judgment of the court the public interests shall require. The amendments were agreed to; and the section, as amended, reads as follows: SEC.[12116 Abife: That terms of sitid court of ai peiils shall beheld in the severaljudi oial circuits. except the 10th, on the 1st Tuesday of May, in each year and at the following places: in the 1st circuit, in the cit of Boston; in the 2nd circuit, in the city of cw Ynrk: in the 3rd circuit, in the city of Philadelphia; in the 4th ci r cuit, in the city of Biiltiuiorc; in the 5th circuit. in the city of Savannah: in the 6th circuit, in the city of Louisville: in the 7th circuit, in the city of Cleveland; in the ciirhth circuit. in the cityof Chi cuiro: in the 9th circuit. in the city of Saint Louis; and in the 10th circuit, in the cityof SanFrancise o. the terms shall be held annually on the 1st Monday of June; adjourned terms may also be held in any circuit from time to time asin the judgment of the court the public interests shall require. The next amendment was, in line 2 of section [ 13 ] 17, to strike out the word “circuit” before “court; ” in line 8 after “sum” to insert “or value;" and at the end of the section to insert the words, “the judgment or decision shall be remitted to the properdistrict court to be enforced according to law, ” so as to make the section read: SEC.[13]17.Abife:, That the de cision of the court of appealsupon questionsof fact shall in all casesbetiniil and conclusive; butn review upon the law may be had upon writ of error or up peal, in the manner now provided by law, to the SCOTUS, from every final judgment or decreerenderedupon any decision of a court of appealswhere the mutterin controversyex ceeds the sumor value of $lO,000 or where the a u dication involves a guestion upon the construction of the Constitution of the U.S or any treaty or revenue law of the U.S., or yhere the court shall unity that the adjudication invplves a legal questionof sufficient importance to require that the final decisionthereof should bemadeby the Suprenic Court. such writ of error or appealshall be suedout or taken within one year after the on of the judgment or decrees ought to be renewed. he Supreme Court may iifiirm or modify or reverse the judgment or decree brought before it for reView or may diroetjndement or decreetobe rendered.orsuch further proceedings to behad as the justice of thooase may require. the judgment or decisionshall be reamcicttoer dd intogttohe law proper district court to be enforced The next section remains Without amendment, as follows: Sse.[l4 18. Abife: That commissionersw o have been appointed by an circuitcoiirt in any district. by virtue of any not of Congress shall be deemed cominissioners for the district courtofsuch district and the several district courts shall herenfter have the same powers to apoint and remove coinmissioners as have heretofore sen possessed and exercised by the circuit courts. The next amendment was in line 3 of section [ 15 19 to strike out the word “cirenit” cfore “court;” so as to make the section read: SRO. [15119. Abife: That any judge who shall, in pursuance of the provisions of this act.attendanycourt of nppeals at norkylaceother than his own residence.Sliiill e allow is reason able expensesfor travelund attendance.to be certified by the clerk and paid by the marshal of the district in which such court shall be held and allowed to him in his accounts with the U.S. The amendment was agreed to. The last section of the bill is not proposed to be amended. It is as follows: SIG. [161N, Abife:.That the clerks of said courts of appeals and the marshal! attending the sameshall be allowed the same coin pensation for their services. res ctively, as are now lowed by law to the clerk oft 1:: SCOTUS and the marshal of the DistCol for similar services, and shall have the like remediesfor collecting the same.