, 1869-01-16
NAsn&osoS, Jan. Is.

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FxTs11on1.
n. HEhDRl2ks presented 4 petition from
sixty eight Miami 1na1ars, EcAid ing in Inutsna.
r,'ssiye 's 70 rusns 'asas oseap,ed 81 tber, "a
III. uowARD p,e.en1edA petition Of Indian.
Michigan, belonging 10 the OTTAWA snd Chippc VI
shsn y ~ o1e.sl. . the Ualiea s,s.s,, md
us. POx BROY, ron the tomrn1tteo OF Pub.
lie 1.ndt, reported bill 70 proTiae fcr the s.e Of
s.'' isn.. 'A''' VI 'a' 0sA 'o''' LII S0F'a CARO-
RESOLUTION Or 4au1ax.
adopted llqn,.ttg in,o the case Of 1oobery list
hight On The C4ptcl groulds and tic s:cpa
necessary 70 secure better pro eetiou OF said
gsounta. and better pol:ee regu at. ns,
fnorosD cont7t1r1aohA1 A4sanxEs7.
Mr.. STEWART. from thr Judtelary COMMITTEE,
reported The following consusufiousl *tncaoment
and asked that ftc committee be dHchazsed from
further confederation OF the su 1cct:
AK1lc1x Is, The night of c!txtet ot tho Uptted
States p 1e'e and hold eees tnsf' no. De d. med
account Of taec, color OF preFioas condition Of
MtTitUa.
Fo1171cAL D1sAalL111r1.
H. Bahcock os, So1,h. .cMouta. NON poilne4i uan.
A4111xoRx 4 oHIo RAILROAD.
Mr. SHERMAN offered a sesolutsoo IuqQlri1c
Of tue u cteta.3 OF the Treasury the amount paid
to the BkltinGse 4 Ohio Ra1irnsd for tae iteps.
portatinD Ct men aru supplies escn year from
Mr. CAMERON offered Al aucndm ment asking
| lot she amount ptid estd company sbovs thtt paid
otas: .a 1o1 sc'l,s +. II,
sx.enetnE the .zau1i3 10 the Nnv.hrrn Ueusra1
Railroad, and explained ttat in 1881 The btcIe ~
| Of Var arranged With tha Presidents Of the cn,ci
| rstiroad companies OF tna country 10 ,ratspoft
A'en md maFr1ai foz the government att txo..h1tds
the, cEd ~. s.5y 1s,es , tS.t u tie eonpanes et
| pr'e:. IL .l:hea to Know sae te.ses. ''' I'LL
COLORADO ADA1fsIox ELL.
MI. YATES introduced hill 10 enable tho
ptor1o Of caorado 10 form state goresnncnt
| mich VIA referred 10 the Committee On Isrri.
toreB.
1ux SEE xCRrHr caax.
The rornirg honr hay1rg EXPIRED Mr. Shcr.
man.a reRo!ution went oyet uEdtf sho 1nlo, and
re Senate resumed consideration Of sho oue
during The discussion the PREs1DENr pre-
| sruEd Inc credentials Of senator Buchinghas1,
! ot DucDcctleut. which Ecft Iead.
Mr. ROBERTSON moved 10 trcommit the
M olll: 5nat = ine committee H1ehI further .,au1re
5sths, Mtt r. had eeen o,
| whether che IVES tht oHner Of the property
before thai tims, snd Il 70, bow lonst
ia tse s sass
because he lad evidence winch sat sled him tnat
M,.s Murphy had been d,sloYa1 won1o, DO be-
southern los altsts should oe taien up scttIed
| 70 ias a. 10 Nqnlre 60 further ss9cnton from
nj. HARLAN thouaht the proposed .n.t.ue-
rexems 5as SeuIt e Iis.@. ec'ae II sptnclen,.
ulAko It m peEefy l uot1o1 10 EcCua1nttt-
H. sUMSER moved ~ N smenonens to re.
| to consider the crpedienc1 OF appointing com,
mission to ltqnirs Into The clAlns Of foJal eiu,
aeIs in the bouth, 10 clssalEy tnosc e1AiIn.. md
rpeclfy ths circumstances aud evidence IN eac1
| cte
Amer further diseuesion on tho motau Of Hr
suEner. sae MI acd Prnatng anendntnta west
| feeoEnitted to the tonlut:tec on -lAitns.
b1llA AxfoA7xp.
The judiciary Committee reported adrenely
VIII rsSonsnsndstion M n TIT tne! BE- indea.'tsi,
tapseR IN certain cases ftom the DHuics 10 th,
Circuit Court Of the United States: 10 enIarc
s7e9 retusi.a q sss eeeu9s
and resolutions proposing eonst1tus1onal amend
mems guaranteeing universal sutira.e. &c also
ee1 Ct cltrk Of IN E1ecntlvs Department sna
practice OF prosecute claims before II untu tw,
scatr attc. sueh tine q service e1plEea.
"''iH5iSa 'noUsE x Of s'oi'f oREiP'RfEssSrAT1vEs.
| gToAa14 1LEcy1ox cASK.
M = se tSo oa E1
the Sixth Congregational District If Georgia, tia
John 4. Ihralt,e, nastag |o'uasssi3y gwen I'D I,
: tied TO H. bec4ure te cid not receive 4 u4osit
! OF tle Fote1 E4kt, 4hn Lhxt tae committee o.
Klect1c1s be dlsch4eged from thr further cnck.G
crst!cn ofthe q1est,an Of removing the poli;ica
disabilities ffom John 8. ChF7ttte. and tbat II b
| referred TO the Cpnmtitet an heconsuucpou
LAID on the table And o:uered printed.
Ai.eocA CASE.
} Mr. sTOFER, Of NO., indicated his diAscu
ncE tac Fepors OF the sAt1= committed usd
Yesterday. In tte- case p1 Anderson s.a,ns
sw1szlc1, nom the Ninth District Of ai.soaft.
uIs1A1cr ELL.
| LII. 1SGERS0LL. from The Committee On th
! District Of columbia, Reported bl,t rccorpt
| .stS vn3ts!s.s1 1os the BIND u tae o!ssrte
wisn suptstq1s q e. e thfsafof At:eE ;dt'sesston
tah1ed-yeaA, 81; ps5s. 6s. =
. FoIlcH ToA TIE CAPITOL oaocxDs.
1he Honse Adopted 4 resolution lnqatstn
whether IN Increase Of fosee Ia necctxafr Tor tt
pFoseetion Of pcrso1a passing the Nattond
4 Capitol
NIAGARA sHtr cAsA1 BILL
| | The consldesaslon of the AiaCra Pa1fs Sal
! ! C1cal BtM M1s tnGu roeumsd.
III. 9GDn spoke tn support thereof.
I ~. BUTLER, OF of4assaehneet1E, alto advocate
: the blu. In the coasse as bis muks, d" sar
: ! gentlemen might feel no app,ehenstou OF y
eouIt ol the canal running thrsfugh CANADIAN so,
. t eecsrfe, before the e1ua; could b. completes
1htt aotl would be ousa, rot hY conquest, not t
poitAs.e, but " tho will and desire ol 4 N
lortty Of IT. 1nhheitants
: BGkSE. u I!lineis, nA1kET, sTPaEt
, SPALDlSG. MULLINS and CHAM 0LRR se4ln,
| the bill. and br HcsafB. ALLISON, LOGAN
: | BARNES ard rSGER,0LL tn 1tvor OF II.
f1E8l1y HI. DELAE0 moved TO iay tho bill II
. aEcndna ep1s On the ante. ShgAu7ed-ycas. Il
I Amer furthe, disea: ,aou. tho h!, vas d
I yeas 81 raye Co.
Adjot1utd It'll Monday.