The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
TTIIRTY-EIE-TH CONGRESS-.
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Senate.
WAsgyCIcs, April Il, 1883.
Numerous memorials and resolutions presented,
among others orc By Mr. CAMERON, (opp) of Pa, from
cizens of Philadelphia for Aid TO Line Of steamers be-
tween Philadelphia and Southampton.
viscussiS LzcnxPrcS.
Mr. Dupsrz (opp) OF VIZ, presented the resolutions
Of the Legislature ol Wisconsin against tho Lecompson
eopsttuto7.
KxFATRs o. rsE ssRS NIEs.
Mr. MALLORY (atm) Of Fla reported without amend
nen, from the Coomitiee Nayal Affairs tho bill 10 re-
pay $3.50 for repairs o. the bark Ellen tor damages su
tanned nrsecnos The passengers Of the steamship Central
America, snd It was passed -
Mr. WILSON, (opp Of Mass, On leave introduced a
jont resouuon tbat TIE President no. and hereby s
hozsd and requested to suspend for one year the sale OF
pubic lands advertised % be cold IN the Territory OF han
sss aurDg the mouth OF jay, 1853.
oCk DISPUTE WIN rARAGrAr.
Mr. m Va % .sa Sn r,a,Soa aS.ns
Paraguay refusal Of that republic 10 make repAra
ton for drug nto the United sIes steamer Water weh
Mr. Mason stated that Captain Page would sail In
m steamer tor the locality in question, TO co operate
with any force there may pc required 70 attain reparauon
r. l., iully copcurred in the resolution
Mr. CoIAsEH, (opp Of w. could not vote for tho reso-
luton inasmuch as vas virtually authorizing decs-
ur. MALLORY spoke from good authority when ho said
that Paraguay re"dy at any tme 70 right the wroag
committed Inc true course " 10 send representative
thai undcrstaDds the theory OF her government and
speals the language, and be did not doubt that friendly
relations wouo be established With that young and rising
repnbc, wnope commerce valuable 70 and which
on the Of war with her more powerful neshoor,
BueDos Ayres, which circumssanoe would render IN
gracious In us W send bos.e message ~ the present
JIneture.
rpr DEFICIENCY nnI-
The speca order wiz the Deficiency bill c<Ine up, de-
ferripg the further consideration OF the resolution.
Mr. Fes,endep's amendment, oonan.ng the appropra'
tons The bl 10 tho deal year and the specific branch
for which they voted, was debated. Ater somo ds
Of the anopdmen. and the general mcrits u tue
bill, the Senate adjourned.
House or Representatives.
wtsuScros, Aprl q, 1865.
ftr IrJSrNG ouFsros-A R-rAllIsIxIcu o.
oovnSxEsr PRINTING OFFICE
Mr. ESQ. TAyros fsdm of N. y, from The sslecs osn
nstee made report with bill for the establishment Of
Bureau Of Printing, Binding, Engraving, Lhscgrsphing
and Hscrosypng, which, together with tho minority re-
port proposing amendments the present law, were re-
seed 70 the Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
unon Annexed s the bill introduced by Mr.. Taylor
Re enacted By the senate and House OF Representa-
tyes United States OF nerica in Congress assem-
bled, That there shall be, and hereby IL, established
bureau the Department OF tho Interior, 70 be calei The
Bureau Of runho Printing that 70 perform the duties q
said bureau there shall be sppontoi By the President of
te United states by and with the advice and conscnt OF
the Senate, Commissioner OF the Public Printing, who
shall receive fCS his services salary of ree thousand
dollars year payable In the manner and al the
paIn perois IS which pay nbnts fnnde 70 olhoT
Oihc,rs. Before The Sail enters
upon the iuacs Of his Office ne sha and suoscrioe
an oath before Of the Judges Of the Unted Sses
CJurts for The District Of Oo1mnis, faithfully % perform
the duties hs oce and In AL respects observe and
conform provisions q this act, aud no shan aso
We bond. WITT suretics 10 be approved BY
The Secretary OF the Interior, ia tie OF thirty thou
ssud dollars for the faithful performance of the duties q
his Office.
Sec q And be II further euaced That the Secretary
of the Interior, With The approval Of tho President of The
Untec states sha inmo1 ate after the passac o. hs
act proceed 70 establish said bureau by he erection
purchase suitable hnio nss for said busncss and the
purchase Of engines presses, types aud all other articles
AID machinery 70 the execution Of the rntng
binding ersrsvipg hosrsphpg and cIectroy ping, and
The asusscnry q al blank boo~s ordered by Congress,
or by either branch Of Congress, by either Of the
tive deps snepts g the government that the said Com
missioner Of The Public Printing may enabled %
mcnce the performance of the duties herein assigned
him 90 the first day Of December IN the year eighteen
hundred and City eight And to enable the Secretary Of
the TO carry out the provisions Of this section the
sum Of hundred thouss and dollars be- hereby,
appropriated for that purpose out Of any money the
us asury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec And bc u further enacted, That shall be the
duty OF The said commissioner 10 superncnd s the print
ing binding engraving ltboxrApbiDg and electroypng,
purchase Of paper ss herener directed the purchase
OF other necessary nsterals ard the employ Of
proof readers cSmposors pres aborers and other
hands necesaty execute the orders Of Congress and Of
the executive departments q. the city Of waehirgton.
And to enable the said commissioner enecsualy "
perform the duties OF rs Office, ho shall have chief
or fcr,an Of prntrg chief foreman OF hin,ue anil
chieg or foreman Of engraving AID Bhographing n.
~ hereinafter provided s found 70 be for The inter
eats " the government 70 do the pubic engraving and
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