New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

titled an set repeating certain provisions Of law concerning
teanen on board public and private vessels Of the United
States approx cd Jpge p, 1851.
hIssrsP1 RAILROAD LAND GRANTS.
III Pore0Y reported Amendments TO tho bill TO revive
& force S IFoy9n ,. % On aet srgni1e P pa,
the ofroads SAID States fr other pur
poset, approved August II, 1876.
ANOTHER ASSAY OFFICE
Mr.. MORGAN On. " from the Committee Finance re-:
ported with an amendment the bill 10 establish additional
poses
II strikes out the section which authorizes the removal Of
the maehinef! Of the branch minis at Charlotte and Dan
lonega
JURORS IL UTAH.
Nj WADE from the Committee on Territories reported re
bill 70 reeul e the selection OF grand and petit jurors In the
Territory o Utah sud for ohe purposes with amendments
II provided in these amendments that in in which the
night as any ether party to challenge jurors that there sha
be no military officer above the grade Of Major General and
any soemqze marriage may be pun
ishedby ne Of from to ssJ for wlf1y marrying par
ties ethfr u whom eie disqualified to enter into the marriage
coract; that 20 ~ 10 named territorial laws and el
others which interfere with the disposal Of pablo lands o. tne
United Sate are annulled; that the registry OF
births and deaths shall be kept open to the Inspection o.
persons and that returns OF the property OF the a
Other provisions made looking to rendition Of TINS SPIT
itual hierarchy to the ordinary status oil leIro! o e
United States
THE PORTLAND FIRE.
Mr. Wilson introduced Joint resolution to place at the dis
posa OF the authorities OF Portland Me- tents and hospital
furniture and clothing for the use OF families rendered houss
less by the late fire which passed 1t is as follows;
Rered &c That the President Of the United States hereby
Portland Me- such co.hng condemned ordered sold and
.a 9.uP ' s3R :, e1 %y s o Ds saa Of FAMILIES
ceed house and destitute by The recent conagraon and t
sTtes Portland and to take the receipt Of the
hyoT Of the City and receive and properly dispose Of tie same
PRISTIsC THE MINORITY REPORT on RECONSTRUCTION.
Nj. ANTHONY GsI) rom the Committee on Printing re-
ported luton print $1,000 copies Of the minority re-
port Of the Committee on Reconstruction.
Mr. moved that the resolution Of Mr.. 1rumbu de-
At Ia
itself amendment of the right OF minority to make
a report, &c. be printed with the minority report.
Nj SUMMERS motion prevailed and the resolution OF MT
Anthony was adopted
Mr. SHERMAN Ohio offered resolution calling upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury for tabular statement OF import
duties levied different articles under each act since 1912
and to present it to the Senate at the next Congress This
TUssELISG THE MISSISSIPPI.
MI. BROWN (Wis) introduced bi to authorize the con
at St LOUIS which referred TO the Committee on Post
LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BnL.
The Legislative Appropriation biz received from the
House with dsagreenenis to certain amendments The Sen
Insisted amendment and agreed to the Committee
If Conference asked Or by the House.
NIAGARA SHIP CANAL BILL.
Mr. HOWE called ~ the Niagara ship Canal bill and 1t was
NJ HOWE moved 70 amend the 2ls section by requiring
Company shal have expended CO., instead Of
ia the BIN $4,000 before receiving $4,000 in bonds
the Secretary q the Treasury, which adopted.
M HOWE moved 10 amend by striking out the following
provision IL regard ofto which sha not exceed the
o. toll chaTzes imposed vessels and property pass
ng through the Weand Canal In Canada West IN the year
81. which was adopted.
Of 10 per the bill shall be paid into the
1epny toward the payment Of loans from the GoEeTnmen
ST. MORGAN moved postpone the bill until the second
Tuesday in December and spoke IN support OF his notion
which further discussed 10 the affirmative by Messrs
FgsESDRN and SHEgNAS and IN the negative by Messrs
HowE and Howard (liich.l.
session, and soon after oalourDed