New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. NORRIS lad. Dem. Dl.) asked, but failed 10
Obtair leave to nt oduce resolution providing for
Committee OF Three inyes iipe, during the reseA
all the facto relative to Mr.. Fowler's defalcatioo.
On motion OF Mr.. BURCH (Ad. DEM, Gil the an.
finished business transferred to the next SESSION.
The House passed the resolution, Sc against g. rs-
ported Wednesday 10y Mr. Gu'ley, from the Con
mittee on Printing as amended ny Mr.. Burnett, with
lro,ides for printing 5000 eAtra copies Of be Reports
Of the COmmiuee on Expenditures in the Navy De
aItneut snd the resolution thereon adopted by tie
Hous- with like number OF the nalorty and ninOri.
ty Reports tie testimony taken before the Committee
of PGbiic Expend tures relative t. the Pa plc Pnting
for the use the HOuse and the maj ry report mado
last # sson by Mr. Bpcoek alleged corrUptons IN
the Navy Department; provided these reports resolu-
lions, and ssllmOny be bound in one volume with the
reports and testimony of the e ,yode Committee.
Mr. ALLEN (Ad. Dem, Oh from toe T. 'st-Ohioe
Coumitiee re. DRIED till aut9Oyisi postal contrsd
from New Orleans or Mobile around thg MeSi an Cult
toneh al twelve loris az 'ordngto Mr. Is t'erfeiis
proposition Referred q Committee OF the WholD on
the Sat- the UnioD
Mr.. WASuBURNE rep, Ill reported from the
Committee of Conference on the Post-Ohi,s deb
iencs bill that they Were unable 10 asr7e, and ask 70
be discharged from iu ther seryice and that the HOu
insist on q amendment with verbal alterations resor
ipp the inland ice discontinued in March 1882
cept whtre the expired by lmliaon, or improved
the 81 ryi,c fur ished by Railroad Otherwise retain
ing the isabel steamer contract clause; the Postmaster
General NOT TO debarred from disseminating
Hing the service in accordance with tue existing A~
Nj. MILES (Ad. Dem, S. c.. said it " al most
morally rt,n that the Senate would not agree 10 the
HOuse an endinent.
Mr. WAsHBURNE had every reason to expect
favorable result.
His motion was agreed to-Yeas, s.; Nays no.
counted.
The Loan ard Treasury bill, synopsis Of which has
been heretofore given, was passed-SS against II.
MIR. BRABSON Is. Au. Tenn made an effort 70
support The rules in order tO consider the blu granting
PENSIONS TO the soldiers of the War of 1872. TIE
House refused, 81 against 53-not two thirds
Mr.. MORRILL, (Kep., w. made a report from the
Con miitee Of Conference the Legislative, Execn
tive, ana Judicial bill They ed- from their amend
relative TO regulating the printing Of each House,
ard The Senate loan amendment If withdrisn beng
rendered sary by the passage OF the bill for
that purpose. TIE report was aiopted.
Mr.. CRAWFORD Dem, Ca made an unsuccess-
full effort introduce resolution, that both Houses
adjourn tomorrow noon.
Mr.. KEllT Dem, s. c. said the President informed
bin that lie would not sgn some Of the bulls till Mon
day
Mr.. NELSON is. Am, Tenn Intellectually moved
a suspension OF tho rules in order tO introduce oint
resolution to extend the session till all the pending bills
were acted on.
Mr. SHERMAN rep, Ohio wanted to adjourn til
MONDAY.
Mr. iCOLFAX rep, Ind said that, although Mr.
Sherman said he ad got through with his bills, the
Post. Office Committee had not, and reminded the
House that the PosIOffce bill being consid-
eed in the Senate and would De returned with amend
meDts.
Many unsuccessful motions were made to suspend
the rules TO act on private bills
The confusion throughout the proceedings was
gen.r raj
hun Der of private bills was from time to time
passed.
At 81 O'Clock the House adjourned.