New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Messrs. Schcnck of Ohio, Hooper of Massachu-
sets and Nback Of Indiana were appointed the House
Committee Of Conference Oh the Tax bill.i
Bills aud joint resolutions MISUNDERSTANDING 10
the NavyYards at Charcstown, Mass, and Kittory Me-
proposing Committee to inquire into the oIpedoncy Of
disseminating the Yard AZ Charlestown, and uniting II
with the Yard at Kttery authorize soldiers 10 select
hoIoesead from the public lands IN addition 20 the act
OF July 1885, 20 promote the progress of tie useful arts
appropratng 10000 for the erection OF Custom House.
Pot0flce and COurrooms NJ Paducah. Kentucky; rcso
luons Of the Tennessee Legislature, asking 20 be REIN
bursed for expenses incurred IN calling out the militia IN
1867 provide for bringing suts m the Courts OF the Uni
ted States. against railroad companies having their line
lands for the extension ~ the Iron Mountain Rail
road from Pilot Knob. Missouri, 20 Helena, Arkansas
Resolutions Of the West Virginia Legislature, requesting
the passage Of bill 10 incorporate the Washington and
Cincinnati Railroad Co A resolution calling on the
the Peace Commission with the several tribes OF Western
Indians. in 1861 and 1868 adopted Joint resolution,
for the protection Of settlers on the cherokee neua
lands Of Kansas passed Joint resolution FOR tho
better protection Of lie IN the Navy, referred
luton, requesting the president to furnish copies OF az
Instructions records and correspondence connected win
the Commission 10 negotiate the late treaty with the
Usage Indians, and OF all propositions made TO the Com.
mission by railroad corporations or individuals, was
adopted JOINT resolution, 20 protect the existing land
grant OF the Minnesota Valley Railroad ALLOWING plat
OF the location through unsuryeyed lands within the
state Of Minnesota to DC filed. and Withdrawing such
lands from scttlcmcnt, went over under the rule.
UNITED STATES MIST AND rs BRAscHEs
Hep, Ohio providing that the United states Mint and
branches shall continue TO refine gold and silver bullion;
for refined bars shall be made until authorized by law;
and repeating section I'VE o. me act OF March lsSJ'
Mr.. DELANO moved the previous question: which was
Mr. AXTELL Dem, Call desired 10 speak against the
resolution, remarkng that TIC subject had been before
the Committee Mines and Mining and that the Com
mitee was unwilling to report such Dill Omeeuon
The Joint resolution was then passedYeas, 81 Nays,
~ DEsu1roRy BUSINESS
Mr.. HiGBY Hcp., Cali offered resolution 70 pay 70
John d. Young 800 for expenses incurred by hn In the
contested election case between himself and Samuel
Mr, COOK rep, III remarked that the Committee on
Elections had agreed to that The previous m Sa %i
the resolution II went over under the RUE A., e.,
GHESG5K eP ONO fR Ss Three eacE Tax sS coms
sloners for Arkansas Passed ~, ronor,od srnro.
mental Post once bin. Passed. ~.
Mr. PIKE Rep Me- presented the petition OF the Ma
Mr. sPALDING rep. Ohio introduced Joint resolu.
ton providing that Consul or Consular Agent OF inc
any United States vessel touching At one OF more pOr
in Canada her regular passage from one United states
law shall have been performed Passed; 80, =. -.
Mr.. wAsHBUHNE diep, III reported pl!i 10 innho
certified copies OF consular papers and entries evidence
in United states Courts, the same as the original uo0u
Mr. STEVENS Rep PENN introduced bill 10 amend
the act Of April a. 1907, establishing UNIFORM rue oi
Mr. BIJTITR Rep Mass) offered resolution in ref
erence dsposng Of property OF the Untea states u,
certain canal and navigation companies not P"!"s wv
Mr. ELIOT ep Mass asked to take from the SPEAK
ers table the Senate bill relating 10 tue fi'''"'N
Bureau and providing for Its continuance
Mr. RANDALL Dem. PENN objected. -.
Mr. ARNELL Rep Tenn) asked leave 10 o1 1s anth
uon recng the prevalence Of Outrages at the SOUTH
declaring IL 10 the duty OF the Government 70 eAena
nTotecton 10 all ia faithful, loyal citizens Whie anu
colored and providing for select committee Vi 'o0
ih'eS"s"''' EVENING SESSIONS FOR DEBATE.
On motion OF Mr.. wAsHBURSE tRep i Jsn ssSn ing
week. with the understanding that no busiheSS " 10
done. . -, ...,,,,,o-o,, scuooIs
The SPEAKER presented resolutions OF mass meet
ing held In Washington City, protesting against tue pass
GIIorsd Schools 10 the Trustees OF White Schools.
THE House voted on Mr.. 6chencks motion 10 suspend
the miles TO allow him TO offer resolution, making the
Cy Service bill special order. and the rules were not
suspended v s,rrrno r,,vxVr
NJ, LILLIAN rep, Ind) offered resolution, setting
49,; Tuesday evening to receive aud consider tho re-
mort FROM the Committee on Public Lands on the euro
Mr WAsHBURNE 1ep M objected. saying that l. Is
10 give 100000 carry on gold mining operations Inc
resolution ""' TIE FREEpMEs's BUREAU.
On motion OF Mr. ELIOT the Senate bill relating 70 tho
Freedmen Bureauhnd providing for It's
taken from the Speakers table, aud brought before
'i mr BROOKS CDem, NJ " spoke 10 minutes In oppos
tion 10 the bil which he said makes Gen HOWARD the
of the Freedens Bureau as long as he ohooes
~ continue IL without interference on tho part inc
President or Of the Secretary OF Mar ne oo n vsa
He declared that while the bill pretended 70 be Tor d
continuance OF the Bureau m se1na Rne soDtry
ncs Of Congress dominate the Southern states but no
warned the Republicans OF tns or e e
were not willing 10 be ridden any longer northern ana
Western udvcntufers and could hardly DC manipulated
~ s tne DAMS Dem XVI moved to amend the bill By
stirling out the second section and substituting for
provision that the Bureau snS Dc IN cSnSes
and n the remaining States as sooD as they shA DC ~