Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-23


WAsn.Nclos. Malel s2-il suss-ais.
kes~oa, ui ivNa. Hill Seated ifr ~ naaas
Of the x a4ia, A. ..hit ~ iaNa. inr t,og
ernntE. ad - TIE eNtelsipn III iowa III ,lle
InWa Branch II the Union Pacific saifoa I,
which was iaIruI to Committee on Pacific
Railroad
IN hasson a'so introduced biz to estab
Il "A i perl 81 delivery NJ Council bluffs,
ah the Mis ou River hcll was read lwice
AMI rcisFredto Commi,tee,on Commerce.
Mr.. " iuioh, 81 MINI, introduced bill
COX Tic heaolil Of certain ialf-mee's aud
niAui liuods Of The Ninnelago Tube, y hch
WIS read twice ana .eierre, 10 Committee
on indian Affairs
The House proceeded. as TIE husinees O.
.he morning hour. to The consideration Of
the joint resolution repeita yesterday from
the Committee On AgiiSullase to amend
the Agricultural Coil.gc BIZ Of July 81,
1862.
Mr.. Bidwcll submitted ne remarks in
explanation ard aivoc4tcf the measure
After some discussion, extending all
through the morning hoar, 'he joint resolu
ton was committed to the Committee on
Agriculture.
The special report Of the National Acado-
my OF Science for 1865 was tabled and or
dored to be printed.
The House non cuncurred in the Senate
amendment to Tie bill to authorize the sale
OF the Seamcns' Hospitals and Revenue
Cutters
The Senate amendment to the naval ap
preparation J,il was referred.
HE SeAalc amendment to The joint reso
luton Tor placing hulks and vessels at the
disposal oi the commissioner OF quarantine,
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was concurred in.
In twenty senate bills joint resolution
was referred
The Senate bill to aid tie construction
OF n telegraph line TO Cuba and other West
Indian ports was considered
The speak r presented tie report of the
National cademy oi Science Tor the year
1868, which was laid on the table and ordered
printed.
Mr Nashburnc, from the Committee on
Commtrce, made a report in response TO a
resolution CT the goth Of February, in iela
ton TO The business o1 The Committee, Mr..
Clarke stating that the clerk Of that Com
miltee was fully occupied in the transaction
OF the private Business cf members The
Committee accepted the report Of the Com
mitt.e on Military Affairs, in.inaliDg that
there was a matter OF difference between
the clerk and members, and that iIquiiigs
INTO that subject were nniiuportanf.
Mr. Wentworth, Of Illinois, rose to cres-
ton of privilege. He had heard several Of
these reports read and lie denied the right
OF any committee TO make a report so disre-
spectful to the House, and he should move.
therefore, that the report be not received.
Mr.. Washhurne said that report followed
that some time since, by the Committee en-
Military Affairs.
Mr.. Wentworth stated that lie was not in
the Hall when that report was made or he
would lave moved not to receive it,
After some discussion Dir. Washburue
withdrew the report.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne the House
proceeded TO the cohsidenlti0n Of business
on the Speakers table. .ss}l4 500.
The House then took, up The Senate
amendment to authorize the sale OF marine
hospitals and revenue cutters. -G 81 3
On motion Of Mr.. Washburne, who now
concurred therein, the Senate amendments
to the Naval Appropfiation Bin were fefer.
nd - the Committee - Appropriations !
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