The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-01
lriff bill was laid aside at o'clock.
EIouse of Representatives.


ofCOmmittees of Conference
On the Bankrupt bill-Messrs. Jenckes, Dawes, and
On the Compound Interest Note bill-Messrs. Price
on the Transfer of the Indian Bureau-Messrs.
Kasson, Schenck, and Window.
trlcts-Messrs. Julian. Donnelly, and Taber.
on the supreme Court Allotment-Messrs. Wilson
on the Indian Appropriation bill-Messrs. Kasson,
on the Legislative Appropriation bill - Messrs.
Farnsworth, Woodbridge and Edrdge
he had voted last night in favor of concurring in the
senate amendments on the compound Interest Note
ILL., but that his name was not recorded, The journal
The bill TO establish certain assay offices, instead of
Branch Mns, at Denver, Colorado Charlotte, N. c.,
and Dahlonega, Ca, which was up yesterday. was
Mr. Alley (SIass.) asked leave to introduce a joint
esGSp 5 Of 70 Tn RSs 6e a
per cent on astings mohair-cloth. other manufac
lures Of cloth 1T for for 81 shoes s.s slippers. ETC.
Mr. Boutwell, (Mass.), fIom the Judiciary Commit
Of the Territory Of New Mexico ia the Session be,
tween the Sd Of December 1866 and the Sd OF Febru;
they had been signed by the Governor. Passed.
and canas reported back the memorial re
to the navigation of the Ohio river aud the Commit,
on motion Of Mr Highly lcall the cGm%istes on
sideraon OF the 6iIl granting AID 70 the stockton
The House at ll4o o'clock, went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state OF the Union, Mr. Allison
Tie Speaker had just DESIGNATED Mr.. Wilson (Iowa)
occupy the chair but that gentleman excused him
self the ground of constant business as Chairman
of the Judiciary Committee. A.. .... , -
The bill appropriates trite over Sll,5OOOOO, the
following being the principal items-Dehclences on
account OF pensions Tor army, widows ana others,
o SSSiio eE Extension ens for Bronze doors
Ss9Io materials for and casting The same o86o eight
mOnOithic columns Sll,2 o. Nentlating ssSGG arrears
due 10 United states Marshas, etc, for taking the
Eighth census, $1,000: for settling Indians on reser
Vations, etc.. $50 OOG repairing and inrnlshnG Ekecu-
tive mansion, sS5OOG aldnS tne Angrican 70 Opi5nza l
$50 opening the channel of the river ihameS near
Norwich ConnscIc1t % sa1 @ 0 11as9 0T
beacons in the lower baF OF Sew ore; stooOT Tor
copyright ETC. Of AmeTieaa oEass r. eyy -
per cask on merchandise exported anu on Whleh
drawback is allowed ana i1S3 ths pSunsins 70 5he
Company duty paid on foreign coal consumed oy the
SOpany without the United states and on the high
s1asss' seas ana never O''',
~ Vnri[ nd $1,000 provided that that sum does
exceed the amount OF fees earned by them.
he eighth section AppTopriAtes 9OOOJ 10 carry Into
ans hnS ths Treaty with the hoctaw Indians,
IThs mn having been read Tor Information, the Clerk
oroceeded TO read IL by sections tor amendment
nodeld IPa) moved strike out the appro
ton ~ SsO for models for the bronze doors OF the
Capitol He said they were HSssnee7 only serving 70
Savssnm he would have no objection (Laughter)
Mt Rice (Me.) said he understood that they were
s he Senate wing and he suggested that the Senate
miabI have those on the House side present
Mr.. Hill Qnd) concurred IN what had been said
sasd stood In the way, attn prongs sticking out OF
them catch people az tney pass besides having TO
lpteAiable portions ofthese DOORS q
both appropriations tor the doors were struck out
Mr. COnking (Vt.( asked for information about the
item OF lll,2 90 for eight monolathc columns,
Messrs. stevens and Maynard gave the in formation
These columns for the south wing OF the Capitol
and ii deemed better to have each composed OF
| q single stone than OF pieces.
! Mr. ohAnler moved an amendment, TO be added as q