New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-07

Ihtkty-So"fin COn&IesS-IAsfu session.
wAsursserrnx II Fob. 2s 1s57 S.nnf. 1ha frba;r
.;d hssors t aerst. s-o, ~ [
etarg ~ War t,onsm;tt;na ;nfo,,soto, +; ,sIat; =,
he syonovmsnt os camsIs h lin * m;sarv ss.v;cs ~
he United states aiso. : commnnieatian from tbe
\ vidows now drawn nens;ons ao ,ana.t ~, frona
lhe fsnnr ~ Pstsnta ss.s;o IL arno,nt and
yariona kinds II seeds nrncnre III issrhntion and
the cost N he same NJ Toombs made q renort
from the COMMITTEE On The Jndic;arv in the caae of
M. Fitch recommendino that testimonv he taken IN
the state of Indiana With reosrd to d;snuted facs
bearing on tle election ~ NJ Tbe snhiact ras
postponed until tnmnrrnw The h;f - erneSise III
Construction Of line or lines n maonetic teeorap,
from the Atlantic States Ia San Franciacn Caf vas
considered and passed The tarifF Bin vas then taken
no and discussed by MesErs. Hunter Rrodhead And
CoIlaIner until halfpast fonr cIocL yrhen the Cen
ate took recess for Two hoars. ''s'1 =
The Senate reasserabled at halfnast s;r ocIoc and
a long DISCUSSION ensued on the tarif I'M and the
various amendments nrouosed II wiich Msss-s pnob
Wilson. Seward. BiaIer. stuart. .GWin Hnnter Toants
and many other Senators participated. TIE amend
ments Of the Commttee on Finance, and several other
amendments Of minor Importance were agreed to.
Mr.. Adams proposed substitute for the bill, which
makes uniform reduction Of rs per cent. on the
tariff Of 1s4e which vas agreed to-yeas rs, nays
"a. The amendment was Afterwards reconsidereda and
rejected, and Mr. Hunter offered substitute reducing
the present tariff 20 per cent which was adopted
yeas 80, nays IL.
The Senate then adjourned
Hou,e On motion Of Mr.. Campbell OF Ohio, 4 re-
solution was adopted discharRing the Committee of
the Whole from the further Consideration Of the
remainina appropriation bills and putting them upen
their nassaae In accordance with the above resolu-
ton and under the operation Of the previous oues-
ton the bill making appropriations for certain civil
exuenses OF Government. tfe army and navy appro-
nrati0u bills the fertilization appropriation bili and
the United States ocean mail steamer appropriation
bin. were passed The bill recently introduced ID.
thorzinp the Investment Of the eight millions OF dol
lars held in trust by the government for the various
Indian tribes and upon which, a yearly interest Of
three hundred and sixty thousand dollars is paid il
the state stocks of such States as have provided
sinking fund for the redemption of the same was laid
upon The table-yeas 80, NAYS 81 The house then
proceeded to consider the amendments of the Senate
to the Indian annronriation bill disnosinp Of them
generally according to the Recommendation OF the
Cornmttee On Ways and Means that Aornmittee ask
inp the House TO concur in some Of the amendments
| and non.concur in others The House adjourned
without resnming the consideration Of the resolution
reported from the select investigating COMMITTEES for
! the expulsion of Hon. William A. Gilbert
| Ev,nu.py ~ Soro,. Tbs fy,.;r Is;a ,.so.a tho
s.nata q cnmmun;caton from tho Sacreta,u @ y If War
;t,;.a tha rsno,t ~ Tant a. Lc11aIie
nn ~ tha ofiee,s Tho vstad tho aeat ~ ssar n Pm
rons in iss5 and is5s. A nns,her II Hons hIa
uars nssseS afer ,v;ch dha ssnata ,ocaeded -
The consaerat;on Of the pnst ONCE 4nnyon,;at;on
Hi rhrh uas DEBATED on var;ons aondmants nntii
hn,rs SA' >''0 w., .'>- Ae-'' - ~ =" " y
I'm @ dsd r9;i n ,,ocL han Il s d
, Va ~ tha Sanata dionrnad '' - W f'~'-N'
"nI H,,,s The Honsa resnoed tho confederation of
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