Mr. FESSENDEN, from the committee of conference on the disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses on the bill (H. It. No. 86) making additional appropriations, and to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year M d th 30th fJ.1866 df here this evening. We may as well go on with 1 cu mg 6 o une an or Other purposes, submitted the following report: The committee of conferened on the disagreeing votesof the 2 Houses on the amendmentsto the bill (H.R. No.86) making additional appropriations, and to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for sundry civil expensesof the Governmentfor the fiscal year endinirthe 30thofJunc, 1866a.nd for other purposes.having met. nfterfull and ffcoconference have agreed to recommend and do recommend.to their res rectiveHouses as follows: That the Senate recede from their amendments numbered 3. 6 and a half. 23 and 24. That the HoRep recedo from their disagreementto the amendmentsof the Senate tnwuemnbtye roendeo.ne, two. 4. 12. tittcen. 17 22, 25.26. an 31 and agreeto the same. That the HoRep recede from their amendment to the 7th amendment of the Senate and agreeto lhc some. That the House recetlo train their disagreementto the 8th amandmentoftho Senate and restotho somewith an amendment.as follows: stricont all of said amendment ntterthe word "square" in line one, and insert in lieu thereof the following words: "2000 dollars:" and the Senateagreeto the sameas so modified. That the House recedofrom their disagreementto the 14thamendment of the Senate and agree to thesainewith the following amendment:strike out all"of said amendmentand insert the following: Formileageof government engincerfrom Cincinnati. Ohio. toOmahp.Nebraska and thencetoWashington, in July. 1860d. irected by the POTUS to examine nn report uponUnion Pacific railroad rontes west from Omaha.2,202 miles. at ten cents permile, " For mileagcof the some from Washington to NewYork and back, in August.1865o.n account of Union Pacific railway. 225 milel eachway. at ten cents permile. 815. For cost of completing bridge over Dig Sioux river. near Sioux City and Government wagonroad from Sioux City. Iowa. to Fort Randall. Dakota terrrit“nrv, in addition to former appropriations. 510.000. lor commutation of uarters and fuel to officer of corps of Engineers. U.S. Army. in charge of Engine croflicc. Dept of the Interior. agree nbly to Army regulations from 1st August, 1865.to June 30.1866to be paid by Dept of the Interior. agrccuh y " to Army retrultions. $1, 13764. For contingencies, $2.000." and the Senate agreeto the same. That the HoRep recedo from their disagreement to the 19th amendment of the Senate and agreeto the samqwith the lollowlnl amendment: on page2.!ofsuid bill, inlines 18 and 19, strike out the following words: "to be expanded under the SecyInterior;” and the Senate agreeto the some. That the Senate recede from their 27th amendment and agreeto the 11 thsectionof the bill in the following words: “ Abife: That the properaccounting officersof the Treasury Dept lie and they nrelicreby. nuthorizet to pay A. D.COlliDgilW0rtll, 0. H. Vedder. Edwar 1L.Sherman. Charlese. Adams. Samuel W. k. G. Adams, A. Benairnl, J. 0. Parker. J. A. Odell, V. Barnes. 1.ll. Gladinnn, R. A. Cronin. T. N. Adams. J.U. Cleary, W. 1). Lindsay, A. Jowctt. jr. F. Cochin. B. C. Farless. J. I.1own send. 0. W. Odell. J. W. Morehead, S. P. Lee. W. H. Salter. James Cross. J. R. Creed. H. B. Rourke. E. A. Lipse omb. Georg: Cottenham. C. A. Perkins. W. Cudlipp. S. S. Ba or.J. M. Conroy. 0. W. Bu den. 0. Armcs. J. Bellows. E. S vnlosllfllfl, J.J. Ca vert. (l. Calvert. G. D. Curtis )Y. D. yer. D. A. Fish. n. Gillcpsie. an Guilllen. Charles time“. it. olmes. G. C.Ilfilll!illy, B E. MesseRr. E. C. Mcsaor, Madden. W. Mchoo. W. H. E. Durand. L. P. Por P. W. Pearson, J. L. Rowland. C. V. Rotterden. Si lmlc.E. J. Sweet.T. J. Sehca.J. C. Williams. G. Wilson. L. K. Brown, J. H. Gunn H. A.Doh son. J. A. Mclntire. Y. B. Manson. J.J.I)iokens. W. E. Armcs. J. C. Green. Lewis E. Rauterburl and B. W. Parsons. employed bztho de dutyprovost uiaisbol of the DistCol in in t io enrolling o lliecof said marshal, for night work and Fpecinlserviceperformed in pursuance of a contract betweensaidelerk! and said provost marshal. such accountslicing properly certified upon the rolls or by said deputy provost marshal, and the sum of 83.360 or so much thereof asmay be peccssary.18hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury not 0t erwise appropriated therefor." and the House agreeto the sameasso modified. That the Senate recedefrom their nmendnient numbered 29 and substitutein lieu thercoflha following: “Provided. That no portrait or likenes of any living peraon, hereufler engravetl shall bvplaced upon any of the bonds.securities.notes.fractional or postal currency of the U.S.;" and the house axrco to the same as so ine dilied. That llioSenatei ecetlolromtheir amentlmont numbored 32 so for as to restore the following words: “to pay B. A. Klopfer for ten months lernoo “MS B1JLDEIHW k as a laborer in the officeof the AttyGen. at 40 dollars permonth, 5100." That the House recede from thelrfiisagrccment to the Senate amendment numbered 33 and agreeto the same with the following amendment:in line 14 of said amendment. after the word “1,000, ” insert the Words." 500." FESSENDEN, JROEIVI ENREDOYNN ESS. Managerson the paJrOtHNSON. of (heSenate. THADDEUS STEVENS, Mr. P. SIALIHNH. E. B. WASHBURNE, Illanrlarrl on the purl Ql!hcHouse.