The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12
House Of Representatives.

W..sHysroy, Feb. IL, 1893
DUTIES RAILROAD AND COAL.
Mr.. wAsrRSx. (rcp) o. H., gaze notice Of his inten
eion To nif oduce bill 70 repeal ms laws evying duties
on railroad iron and coal.
INK INTERNATIONAL AomcuLrrRM EXHIBITION Al uaMarna
Mr. cRrsssbsy, (union) Of ny, from the Committee
Foreign Affairs reported jont resolution facilitate
proper representation Of the indlstri interests OF the
United states at tho International Agricultural Exhibition
at Hamburg I'm July noyt. Il appropria,es $40 Dog
the transportation Of articles to New York, thence
Hamburg and back TO be returned tree OF duty and also
Sc 900 tor tho salaries u commissioner aud clerk.
Mr. LNk.oY, (rcp) OF III. said the Committee Aesi-
culture had agreed upon some an1n for trnnsortatcn
but nothing ivr comnss,ofcr. as various gentlemen
wiling TO pay their o~n exIcuses.
Mr.. y. \ CosxLisc, frep u ~ !. remafkei that a
yoar ago the House refused u make pfoyisn for the
xhibou AZ London for the that nil
should be- directed H. crushing OFT rebellion That reason
gosd Hcncc he would vote asnnst the rcsou'
Zion.
Tsie qetion raised that. a. il proposed an appro
pvst'on Of money = must reeclv, - ns'
which ,utn, the Speaker sustancd-
o,p RyiAlloss eRASApa.
Mr. Cox fouy Of Ohio. from IN. Committee on Foreign
Affairs made refprt On Mr. :. fessendens resolution
VII Their General Herran should not be Dismissed ~
Minister from Columbia
Mr. Cox caused note 10 Do read secretary Seward,
sayng u at the President entrusted with tho fnnsson
OF rccc ing foreign ministers aud this cunlded TO
MIN by demonstration Mr. Tx remarked tina, the legis
siaturc ia thing TO do with tho sub Get ~ receiving
soiegn ministers lie had no doubt the government as
taking IN: necessary steps torccos1c the government
OF Mosuca, as all The functions % the State the ports,
capital we're now Ia tho a,ters hands and he
Prcs,dcut dc fdcfo and d. Jprs.
Mr. kxDsr expressed his dissatisfaction with tho
mort object was accomplished lie was glnd TO hear
hat were being taken TO recognize that cove
The mmlttce WINS discharged from the further con
aideratEn o, the sub ccl
ADMISSION OF TsNaIoMEa
Mr. Astyyy (rep.) OF Ohio, from the Committee ON Tor
rliorteg reported bills authorizing tho Territories ~ Ma
~s6s Ard Colorado seyeray 10 form pre,i
NAY 10 their admission into the mon az Sta:cs
~ House proceeded cons.der business relating Ia
che District OF Columbia
PAYMENT FOR tLAyFz.
bill was passed appropriatng u III 10 pay for slaves
andsY the act IN cases where the claimants
for default of their own, were prevented from nln,
Aheir claims within tho prescribed time.
supuyxxpxST Xxi EGpApa LINZ FROM PORTLAND TO WASH.
MOTION
The House passed the bill authorizing the independent
fus OF telegraph between Portland and Washington
oostruct and locate their line IN the District Of Columbia
Kelley oy WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Ths House also passed tho bill incorporating the Ma.
aona Association for the relief or destitute colored
women and children. THIS bill provides for giving
suitable mes and Christian Instruction 70 such cnorcd
women and children
rns LOUISIANA rIEcTioS csE
was postyened anti Ncnday