The New York herald., 1869-01-28

A. a.as me conclusion ssass Mr. .ccsasss's c
sums sss !. % postpone ID. slnance Diii and re.
Censs e S,ssn Sopsaerafe Of the bll relating TO the
~ ns@us' :. the Union Pacific Railroad.
me mo .on was agreed TO- ana the latter bin was
aga'.. before the Senate, the pending amendment
sns that offered ey Mt S9nTlnS oea fSs amend
which the Central Branch road shall unite 1a, with che
msnt declaring the subsidy should not eHSi Sxcsed
Gr: EosaIIs. trep.@ of VI, offered an ap .endmsnt
by this bin to be issued should not ex;eei vc per
The bin was then read third tlwe a.od rejected
by the following vote:-
Ys.saaen 4'sS pss p9
Morrill, Of Me- Morton, Norton, Nye. Osborn, Pomsroy,
WsS snd f9Sf fAass wnke
c1 b sa asas M Gs.sp T:s
ds dssrSs0p HPpss Ps,a nsTss. y morssn Patterson
s,swaT, TrumssR Vieksrs Wa ~ warner, Whyte. WHEY
INTENDING THE BoUNy ,AR1Rs OF NEVADA.
- MI. ME- rep OF Nev, ntr0duced bill to extend
@ inc p0unaarles OF the ate OF Nevada Minnesota
lana and wyoming. P.eferred to the Committee ON
The sam bill subs .cantialy was recently reported
from tne House Con Inittee
NJ VI AMENDNFSr TO THE PATENT LAW.
the 81 W S tns ss os e 70
p Isei to PROMOTE the progress of the useful arts.
hg,e rred 70 TIE Committee on Patents.
adduof TO repeating the above section, the bill
Jvides that all letters patent issued in the United
ates Tor inventions and discoveries previously
,alented abroad in foreign countries shall expire
anu determine simultaneously with the expiration
OF the 6reign patents and IN cases where more than
one paAent been issued abroad the patent subse
quen'ly issued for the same invention or discovery
ID the United States shall expire upon the ~expra-
ton OF the foreign letters patent which shall frst
expire and determine.
sWSDRY BILLS ADVERSELY REPORTED UPON.
Mr.. RuNBuLI- rep.) of H., from the Committee
on the Judiciary, reported adversely on the joint
resolu ton introduced by Mr. McCreery, proposing an
amer dment to the constitutions; also on Mr.. Sum
ners bill to enforce the provisions OF the fourteenth
anne ndment and on Mr.. Howe's bill requiring the
M sanrss Flor
10 Georgia, Alabama Louisiana or Arkansas to call
g at the militia or employ the forces OF the United
,tates to suppress insurrectiOn.
HOLDING OFFICES ILLEGALLY.
Mr.. TRUMBULI- from the same committee, reported
substitute for Mr. s sewSrts bin te punish the crme
amendment. IL provides that any person VINO shall
hereafter knowingly accept or hold an office to which
amendment shall be deemed guilty OF felony, and
| on conviction be imprisoned not more than I'VE
years and fined from s., 000to $4,000
| THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. MORRILL,, OF Me-, from the Committee on Ap-
propriations reported the Naval Appropriation bill,
with slight amendments.
Mr. MORTON moved to take up again the Currency
Mr.. STEWART moved to adjourn but withdrew his
I motion that Mr.. CONKLING might move to go into
1 executive session but before the latter motion
| could be made MIR. CAMERON renewed the motion to
Mr.. SHERMAN asked the gentleman from Pennsyl-
vania 10 withdraw the motion in order that he might
move to 60 into executive session.
Mr.. CAMERON, rep.l OF Pa.-"But do not want to
| go into executive session." (Laughter.)
Other motions to adjourn were made and lost, but
finally, at fifteen minutes after four O'Clock, the
/ Senate adjourned.