Skip Skip MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE. A messa e from the HoRep, by Mr. LLOYD, Chief Clerk, announced that the HoRep had passed the following bills, in which it requested the concurrence of t Senate: A bill (H.R. o. 191) to amend an not making a grant of lands to the State of Miu nesota to aid in the construction of the railroad from StPaul to Lake Superior, approved May 5, 1864; and i A bill H.R.No. 629) for the benefit of William (r. Lee. The message further announced that the HoRep had passed the followin bills, with amendments to each, in which amen merits it requested the concurrence of the Senate: A bill (S.No.215) concerning certain lands granted to the State of Nevada; and A bill (S.No.156) making additional grant of lands to the State of Minnesota, in alternate sections to aid in the construction of a railroad in said State. The message further announced that Mr. Russeu. Timirnn, of Pennsylvania, had been appointed as one of the managers on the part of the HoRep, in place of Mr. E. B. Wasnnunss, of Illinois, who was excused, at the conference on the disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses on the amendments of the Senate to the bill (H.R.No. 127) making appropriations for the support of the Army for the year ending 30th June, 1867. The message further announced that the HoRep had insisted on its amendments to the bill (S.No.145) for agrant of lands to the State of Kansas to aid in the construction of the Northern Kansas railroad and telegraph, which were disagreed to by the Senate, speed to the conference asked by the Senate on the disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses thereon, and had appointed Mr. Bniuuiin F. LOAN of Missouri, Mr. SIDNEY CLARKE of Kansas, and Mr. Gimmes A. ELDRIDGE of Wisconsin, managers at the same on its part. The message also announced that the HoRep had non-concurred in the amendments of the Senate to the bill (H.R.No. 613) to continue in force and to amend an act to establish 9.Bureau for the Relief of Freedmen and Refimees, and for other purposes, asked a conference on the disagreein votes of the 2 Houses thereon, and be appointed Mr. Teams D. ELIOT of Massa ciiisetts, Mr. Joan A. BINGHAM of Ohio, and Mr. HIP AM llIeCULLOUGH of Maryland, man agers at the same on its part. ‘nsnonnan BILLS SIGNED. The message further announced that the Speaker of the HoRep had signed the following enrolle bills and JtResolutions; which were thereupon signed by the President protempore: ‘A bill (S. lo. 313) to regulate the transportation of nitro glyeerine or lyiioin oil, and other substances therein name; A bill (S.No.317) to amend an act entitled “An act to amend an act entitled ‘An act to aid in the construction of a railroad and tel egraph line from the Missouri river to the Pacitic ocean, and to secure to the Govern ment the use of the same for ostal, military, and otherfurposes, approve July 1, 1862, ” approved uly 2, 1864; r bill (H.R.No. 18) for the relief of the members of the 30 7th regiment of Iowa volunteer infantry; A JtResolution (S.R.No. 110) to authorize the hiringofa building or buildings for the temporary accommodation of the Dept of State; A JtResolution (S.R.No. 113) for the construction of a railroad bridge across the Cuyuhoga river over and upon the Government piers at Cleveland, Ohio; and A JtResolution (H.R.No. 158) providing for the settlement of the accounts of W. H. Hamrick. JOSEPH I‘ARKINS.