New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
uousF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

- va y-.--I aal.oJ lava IN offer
Mfr HUBBARD REP Conn., aSKfa f fa So1rS into
resolution appointing sGie o ,fed ordnance in tie
pR 9io d6 5tsfoSR aT,'wii WIS., objected, ,
~, CObD ". " erpyrCr on THE PACIFIC COAST.
a. r,o,,on Of Mr. BIDWELL Gep, CAD the Post-oflce
%rIee was INSTRUCTED to nqmlf INTO nS ipCn SAY
pr having Se9a and Astoria and Portland Oregon, for the
EranC nI,ssion mo, OF printed ard other matter
1 - CHUrnceeded ms the regular order OF business
Inc Rd1y TO can Committee Tor reports Oh private
flnrssSat1cb o call Mr. DELANo Rep, Ohio, from the
IA Ynoet ON Claims reported back adversely tle senate
bI Tor nv Teport was laid on the table
pay srtTFSCK (Rep., Ohio moved to reconsider the
vote laying ns Ti and by unanimous consent
9eno was withdrawn in order that the matter might
81 ,' OF he following titles also reported by Mr..
DLLAhO %SlS S me sureties Of jones T. Pollock.
EoT the relief Of Ernest T. Kenschmt Of Cincinnati
ONO. ru, xorru CAROLINA BILL.
Tho mornlnine hour having expired at y o'clock nr,
ASHLEY Glep ohio reported o inc oTonn Reo ON
Sructon BIN, which was ordered 10 DC prlh'eu ana To-
comoi'''o'' rxycrrrvE COMMUNICATIONS.
The SPEAKER presented Executive communications
T the Postmaster transmitting a report
raspecfnc the mail service performed by me ocean FRA
ALLAN steamers which was referred 10 the FosEOInee
menoTa from the Legislature Of Dakota Territory
asking the establishments u nulyaIy IO93 HUn ElH
ferTed to the Committee on Territories. ,.,
From fc Sscrota of War; respecting claims presented
e. tbe Ceueral by citizens OF Indiana for
horses seized by The United states authorizes IN July,
1905 which was referred to the Committee ON Military
T6s House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
Hsa private calendar wi, DroOl.'1 ''' ''
After going through the calendar, the Committee az
400 IN rose and reported the bills which were passed
For NE relief Of Hiram Paulding, Z. s. Navy
For the relief Of Timothy Leyden for the relief or
johnson A. Dawson, Of Mount Sterling, Ky; for the
helef Of Edward Blanchard for the relief Of Henry
Rudd OF Henry County, Iowa. for the relief Of Norman
RULES.
Mfr WASHBURN rep Ind), from the Committee on
Eules reported amendment 20 tho ast rule by
Frng out al that payt OF II which provides for call OF
bio committees for the bills ON alternate Mondays
AIso To- amend Rule 800 by providing that tro States
and Territories sh DE called during tho morning hour on
bach Monday first or bills to be referred without debate
Also the Rule for the establishment Of Joint committee
on public buildings ana grounds TO cOislsI oI I'o e
bers from the Senate, and seven from the House
Adopted
tee reported rule placing the reporters Of the Asso-
GATED Press under the same rules and regulations as
Slr ROSS CDem, I'D inquired whether that would re-
NTbe SPEAKER animated that the reporters Of The Globe
Ad pot take any oath in tie House. though they might 40
Bir UPsON dep 0IelJ inquired whether that would
epte tho Associated Press reporters to Increased com
The sPEAKET answered in the negative.
The Rule was adopted
APPROPRIATIONS.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole,
on tho State Of the Union or the Legislative Appropra
ton bill br. Lawrence Uep., PENN in the chair.
The appropriation Tor the Agricultural Department
beng reached the usual discussion sprung upon the
merits and dement's OF the head Of the Agricultural De-
partIn6gt The discussion participated in by Messrs
OsanO Morrill,, Bidwell, Bergen BTCmwe0, Hill, niger
coll, lie Blond, Schenck. Tr0Ubidge, Ross, Wentworth
aud Lawrence PENN The latter made an animated de-
fenso OF the Commissioner
without coming any conclusion, the Committee rose
III. WASEBURNE rep, H. suggested that tomorrow
be act apart for debate.
br KASSON neps Iova) represented the necessity OF
attending closely 10 business for the rest Of the session.
and mr. Washburne withdrew tho suggestion
PETITIONS.
Mr. RAYMOND G}cp. u. y presented petition Of
large number persons engaged IN the business Of dress
ing fur skins in the state OI NeWGoIk praying for an
Increase Of duty fur SKINS dressed partly dressed,
nom abroad Also similar petition from dressers 81
fur skins In the State al Massachusetts, Also, similar
petition from the drcssrrs of w skins IN Philadelphia
Referred 20 the Committee on Ways and Means
Mr.. KETCHUM Cep., Y. s. presented petition Of
u Bronson, te ScI ant-IajOr Of TIE Jith Regiment,
u s. Army for the cOullZGtIOu OF bOunlts 70 soldiers
Who served in tho War @ 1872.
MIR. WARNER Qlep., COnnl presented petition q
B G. Warner and other manufacturers OF cigars, praying
ter CHI nge OF I'D yalOTcm 10 specific tax imported
= petition OF Charles Parker Tor release Of manufac
tvrcrs Of hardware internal revenue tax on hard
ware Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
a petition OF Benjamin Douglass and others, Tor can
buoy and spar buoy az the mouth OF the Connecticut
River Referred TO the Committee on Commerce.
The house, at O'Clock, adjourned.
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