New-York tribune., 1869-03-16

Nathan = D'1'n T.: J,,4s0r Knott Kentucky
Horace Maynard, Tennessee .r C. y, f''''' Ns"'t0'A
GIennie W. Seosed Chairman
Tbon,s W. Ferry Mcli.an. Eugene Hail Maine
oaI so II St.,ens y H. SfsrclsoH Arcter MARYLAND
4aIoi 1h = Ks.ba" n Y CGar4s haght, New-Jepey
George ". MeCrary, Iowa , ....,.,
Nathaniel p Banas Of Sis,saelasgt., chslrn'HS H.,,
Judd, iuois Charles ", s, H,i5 Ono
a a sun 10 R1f S M' Nas,ot, Fernando Hood, HewIorE
p,rte, s,rtisn NeN.York TAomGs SuGER, Maryland
Shelby NJ. ca1oa Of l. Illinois i Chairman ,s1,s Ohio
Is%HroS I.1 Tss " SS Nh N = Isaac II. nuval, W. Va
J y"l9 q, tSn p G, fv, I, ,' Mo Samuel Haubet2n Md
Charlie. Poneroy Iowa orcsss CLss''a"d n
KEvoIUTloSANr rENsoSa ~, ,
John T. Deweese Of North Caro- ia1; Chairman, man
Chns W Willard. " 4coe4 D. ~, bG''sf, LEM
ClSin Saai w. A,al Gilsisa. Penn "A. q rogers Ark
James J. WiusBs Omo. Joslh y '"'''' O''E'-
John J. Bcajamia fMasoah. Chairman
Jacob Benton , r. ola NJ R..doTH lISSG Scssad, Mich
yofa yt n a I3,H II ,''i m O join 4. Bird. \. J.
Darwin Phelps Penn. va, ~ S"''"'g' n.y.
Bbon c. InSeFsol Of lli. o, Va'Tmah' G W v,
oakes Ames, Mass ]Msss G. ,,,I. M,sriG, yo W. W
linton ios@ "A + Smith SSlO ono BOYD Winchester. Ky
Wn r. Prosser, Tenn. -
or.ngs Fens OF Nos.iors GhamTany nT T. v,
Aaron A. Sargent, Cal. .aae II; Ga's. yno, ". w
kssioIh isasf E HaTsds sc.spd. Mich Iie DcEa'qa,
Charles POmeroy, Iowa. , H'y 49, q. "'''1''''
onrerv Il. DoeEsTy Of NoTr,1 csro.u,. ,, Ch'rm't
John p G. S1aaA, ya las & McGrrs ". Va
Lewis nlmaa. Tenn John 1ieran Penn
KDUCiT1oN ANp LABOR
Samuel NJ. A.Uel Of Tsnues.ee C9a,,man. s
John Beatty Ohio Sara i : Is1sS FsIss'l Ira 30"
Was Wash ngtol townsend Penn no, ". N'NssiElh
90 NJ Hamilton Pa L. l. C. Rogers ATk-
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luke P. Poland iysuloq,. Chairman
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Geo. i. Hoar, Mass Jas 4 - -Joh,''., N'-
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VIM D. Kelley Peuu yyania. Koab DAVIS jr NewYGrf ,.,
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John A. smith Obio Stephen S9gio.I New, ,,,Bi,
j:.:. tss.' 4 saS MsaG. lns'' ins Ratr'1 & ca S"io
BerJania p ilOpsin' Of MI:ceu;;,a I Ca.n,n vo-t
Wl j. Smitb Tennessee ). Laurence Gsg, Psnr'yl'aniA
i,l.c n HnwGius Of Tennessee. CbAirm'p.
i.,osI fgssI' PseiSS Sa Inaaaa John EoI, SsvYorE
HerLL Cake Of Pcun,,yy.y'r,s ch,iun,9. ~,
Samuel Arne rns T@ ,5, u K,s, G, SttYSIl E.i,a;,
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''-'' rYpEvbiruREs ~ rRRisckf DEfiKrNEST.
VIM b. Allison " lows Chairman.
HNlr,i WIN. a. 4 TsfsIY, Es,S :. Sei 4 4 B1sIs Dol
Wi'lsa wii.lp, Of isaisa., c-.isa.a:
Adolpb II. Tanner, ny. Clinton L. COT, COT, s &C
'91A C'''1- TIrEyDr1uREs ~ v1yr DErAETpsyT.
Geo w Coeis, \. Y -. ratrrk HsHA Nd
o"'si KIyyspiIuRHs ~ POST ofTcr pGp,RrnEyr.
Jos5 Jos5 A h"sao' Hs4 J ono Sep,S 8GVIac ny
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David S. Be9re',. X.Y. Itta. u, ] styad,y Ohio.
John B. Packer Prno. u & 0sG. ~ " Ia .4aeD,, NIB ~
HSGsfDTgnF slS 1Eai Gs d rE'Yl' e. ~ cn.S RsD's''
Jacob Il Ela, y H. $iIaed Ha,5bon' 4, ,, @ ML
DarNu Phelps, Penn IrAHaH H. HoaS' V""
James O. Blaine Of Msns, Chairhan
Tsa. Tss. Va W. F'ir,. Mich jams Brooii T. 7.
Nr. ORTIZ asked to he and was excused from service
on tie Committee Of Ways and Means.
TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
rnes Introduced jont resolution the protection OF
the interests OF the United states IN tue Union racine
Railroad Company which was passed Dy vote OF " u
, 1 declare, the late meeting stockholders At New Yofl 4, have
ourueu Boson auorir' u, Company to remove i general
sdeph baltimore chiengo Caeaa 81 Louis, CogH5 & Bss' Or
Omaha prsabis sg court Ge. CTe., OF an SoG o. voc
provides aer inuu meeting B9to IN lso ,l'
pbil WslhDs ston, tiaeaas Caiesgo OMAHA or ST. Lou'
THE ISDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. DAWES QIep, Mass) introduced the Indian Appro
JUDGE ADVOCATES.
Mr.. GARFIELD Rep., OhO) Introduced the pl passed
by the last Congress- not signed by the President
nxing the status OF the Judge Advocates OF the army
the ORDNANCE DEPAKTMENr. o.,
Mr.. 5CHENCK ({ep, OhiO) moved 70 suspend the rues
offer a resolaOn for the appoinIfisnt OF JOINT
Committee on Ordp9uce. kegauYed-NaysHj IehSWi
not t@0-thirGs III tne Affirmative
Personal EXPLANATION.
Mr, GARFIELD (Rep, Ohio stated that he had voted
last Friday for the bill 70 strengthen the public credit
The House then proceeded to the business on the
Speaker [at oSf hfA5t 5SS a q qF5i5if tGST
The Senate Concurrent resolution for JOINT Committee
INEL SIy Rep POS Tenn moved to lay the table
The resolution was them on motion OF Mr.. FARMS
WORTH (Rep, I) referred TO the Committee on heeoh'
THE INFRINGEMENT COMMITTEE.
The Senate amendment the House concurrent resou
tOn for the appointment OF Joint Committee on Ke-
trenchment was then taken np e, amen ssna
tors and three Members instead OF four Senators ana
EQUAL RIGHTS ~ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
atInS 70 the District Of Columbia and in the char
tiers OF Washington and Georgetown where operates as
Limitation OF the rights Of any electors to hold oice OF
Mr.. WooD Dem. N " moved It's reference to the
Committee on the District OF Colnm5is; HegatYed'
THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
The Senate bill TO authorize the construction extension
and use lateral branch OF the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Into the District Of Columbia, was passed
THE FUR TRADE OF ALASKA.
Tie Senate bin to prevent the determination or the iur
RATIFYIsG CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Mr.. SHANKS Rep. Ind.) moved To suspend the rules,
to enable him TO Introduce Joint resolution providing
Negatyeds4 to "a, less than twothrds In the afrlna-
tive.
NICKEL CoNAGE.
Mr.. KELLEY (Rep, Penn), from the Committee on
Coinage Weights and Measures, reported bill for the
coinage OF nickel copper pieces Of five cents and UNDER
TO contain not less than as more than 50 per cent OF
nickel
MIR. BUTLER Clep., Mass) offered an amendment pro-
vding that all purchases Of material shall be made by
public advertisement, and from the lowest bidder.
Mr.. KELLEY, in reply 90 question of MIR. PErERSB,
said that the proposed coinage would be Of intrinsic yaue
follows II the coins IS per cent nickel 100 FIVE
pieces would cost cents and 100 threecent pieces
IS cents and that they s3 per cent nickel 100 hve
cent pieces would cost IS ceDts and 100 heecent pieces
63 cents He said, also, that the proposed coins
would DO OF more intrinsic value than the present bronze
coins; at the same time being more simple, they would
be more economical 10 the mint
Considerable discussion ensued but no final action
the bill.
The House then, at ~ o'clock. adjourned