New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

MIR PETERS 0iep,, Ne.)-To provide LOT the pavement
Oh ME- EI Rep n H-To rcsclnd all stationery con-
eco &c with Dcnnsev & O'TOo!e,
TS MiI1 Rcp Ito regulate and protect the
fur trade in seals the Islands OF ST. PAU and 81 GEORGE
Alaska, ,,,x,roy ,,ys
Mr. WARD (}ep., N Y)-Fixng the time for The cleo
tcn OF ana 70 defect fraudulent Saturatza-
ian hacIs The bin proposes the Tuesday next iter
the mrs. as the day on which eecteus FOR Mem
ber of Congress and Delegates shall be held in each
he made by three inspectors residents OF the districts
ana to be appointed by the Secretary OF the Interior
states and United States Commissioners only one
Of the latter 20 be appointed for every 25OOo 81 the popu
latiOn Of cities. All naturalization papers held by per
in cities OF over 10000 population Issued since te
list OF January iS 10 De snrendeIed w 1ne 70 he
taken If the old were genuine the expense ID tne
latter be paid by the United States All papers
Mr. WARD moved the reference of the bin to the Sc
lect Committee on NewYork Election Frauds. 49,.
Mr.. BROOKS Dem, N. ~ moved It's reference to the
COMMITTEE Revision Of Laws Rejected;
M ELDRIDGE Dem WIS., %ovediS reference 10 inc
The bill was then referred the Select Committee on
MIR BARNEs Dem.' " Y)-Providng for the exchange
of gold for United States demand notes. ana TO prevent
Mr. BRo6Ks-To encourage the building of steamships
Mr. SEIZE rep, N. Y0'and Mr.. MILLER (Rep..
Penn proposing amendments to the Constitution OF
Mr. MoRRELL REP, Notwithstanding the value Of
rations to which army officers shall DO ehttea %
Mr.. kOONIZ (ltep, 1cuu)- wv "NNN-
Mr. HAUGHEY (Rep.. Ala.j-Relating to the rights OF
MIR WELKER (Rep, Ohio for Mr.. Doano-Authoriz-
ing the President TO appoint Commission 70 revise INC
tariff laws and TO report its proceedings ana reconen
Mr. sPAIDiNG fRep Ohio-.In relation recipro-
city treaties with foreign nations as being against puDho
Mr' JULIAN tsep Iud)-To grant the right Of way TO
the Mempbis ri Paso and Pacific Ocean Railroad.
MIR BAKER CRep, ll)-Amendatory to the naturallza,
ton laws 1t proposes give validity to certificates OK
NATURALIZATION that have been issued bona Gde by courts
of inferior Jurisdiction and TO recognize declaration Oh
| MIR BENJAMIN (Rep., Manifestations OF the MIS-
souri, Legislature IN relation to certain arGauS % tho
Mr. SAWYER (Rep., Ws1-Granting lands 10 tie
States Of Michigan Wisconsin, and Minnesota 10 ana 'n
the constqGtEn OF certain railroads ,oDt memorial Of
the oregon LEGISLATURE asking ana Lof inc con mmSnS
| River TO Portland. Oregon.
Nj CLARKE Qsep., KAMA joint resolution OF the
dan and Gustav aud Col Forsythe for their services IN
the Indian War, and declaring want OF sympathy WIN
Peace Commissioner and the Eastern phllanthfoss
in trying 10 east odium on those gallant officers -, M
Wit VCatnia IeriSlpture asking grant of public lands
aid in the construction OF the Central west Virginia
| Mr. HOLBROOK Dem, Idaho)-ResoutiOn Of the
Idaho Legislature for aid to railroads &C.
Mr. PIERCE Rep Ala .Grantingpublie lands to the
New. Orleans and Selma Railroad and Immigration Asso-
Mr. KERR Dem, Ind) ITO prescrlbea uniform rule of
naturalization. The bill proposes to shorten bona noe
residence Of aliens 10 one year IN the United states ana
with the first declaration of intention aud TO require only
oath OF allegiance; tne buiJecl Vi
ton to the courts having jurisdictions to require
those courts perform the act judicial act with the
and to require a daily record of naturalization to be
kept open to public inspection The other provisions are
formal and mmaterlal
| THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. JULIAN Rep Ind introduced and moved the
further s Cd or h S nIs nG
further grants s Of land IN aid 81 III 80
ties not greater than quarter section to any one pur-
Mr. HoPKfSs REP WIS., moved TO Law the Joint
resolution the table Negatiyed Yeas, 49, Nays, 1873
The morning hour expired and the bi went over until
Mr. MILLER presented memorial asking appro-
praton in aid OF the at Gettysburg
The next business in order was the motion made last
Monday by Mr.. sCHENCK 10 suspend the rules TO
consider in the House and without reference to the Com
mittee the Whole the Senate amendments TO the House
bill regulating the duties on imported copper ana copper
Mr.. ELDRIDGE Dem, Wis., asked Mr.. schenck TO
yield in order that he might offer resolution for the
pontment Of Select Committee to investigate the re-
ported murder, by thei Arkansas militia under Gen.
Upham three citizens at Marion Arkansas, on the
Mr. sCHENCK said he did not like to yield for that
MI. ROSS Rep. Ark said he would object to his
The objection withdrawn. and the resolution
Mr. CORLEY rep. s. CO introduced a bin to incorpo
rate the National Railway Loan and Trust Company.
ing the Committee of Ways and Means inquire into tho
prOprey Of reducing or a6Togsting the duty now
Mr. sPAiDING from the Committee on Appropria
TONS reported the Senate amendment TO the Consul
lar and Diplomatic Appropriation Dill MADE the special
Mr.. JUDD Rep III offered resolution directing the
Secretary OF War TO have examinations and surveys made
al the Port of Chicago with view 10 secure such add
tona and enlarged harbor facilities us the necessity OF
commerce at that point demands.
Mr.. GARFIELD Csep., Ohio, from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported back the joint resolu
for inquiry into the utility and praetcaDy OF the
Ryan Hitchcock mode OF fertilization. Passed
THE TAX on COPPER.
The motion Of Mr. SCHENCK TO suspend the rules, In
order consider In the House the Senate amendments
So the rules were suspended, and the amendments
came before the House for action.
enumerated" insert the words Including suphate OF
copper blue vitno" to make 1t subject duty
words ION copper in rolled plates called brazer copper
sheets rods pipes aud copper bottoms eyeles and all
component Of chief value, not otherwise herein provided
for foryhve per cenum dd ralorem provided that the
Of the articles therein enuerated which shall have been
in OF transit to the United states and actually on
shlpboard on the 10Th dag OF January, 1869.
Mr.. PIKE rep. Me- asked Mr. schenck whether he
would admit discussion on the bill.
Mr.. SCHENCK said he would not. He thought II had
been sufficiently discussed He moved to concur IN tho
Senate amendments, and demanded the previous ques
The previous question seconded and the main ques
Mr. BROOKS moved to lay the bill on the table. Mega
tlYed-Yeas, Sc; Nays, lO9
The amendments were then concurred n-Yeas, liz;
Nays &C. The bill now goes TO the President Tor his ap
MI ELIOT Rep., Mass), from the Committee on Com
nerce reported bill 10 establish the collection district
Of ArstOOk Me-. and more correctly to define the DOun
diaries OF Newark NJ j. Passed 49,
on the Secretary OF the Navy FOR information to the
amount &C. expended in experiments on steam expan,
sou under the direction OF the Department or the Bureau
OF steam Engineering Adopted
Mr.. MOORE tRep., ID presented petton OF %
ana ses 81 e to
tect all engaged In navigation from illegal ACTON ny the