The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-03
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FoRTY-FIRs7 rERM-sEOoND SESSION.
EennIe.

senate.
WAsHINGToN, June 3.-Nr. Kellogg from the Com.
mittee Commerce reported resolutions appoint
ment of committee of five by the President OF the
ect OF redeeming the auval lands the Lower Mssis
pP R oUs & wh;
committee to sit during the recess of Congress- report
MI: PomsToy from the oSmmttoe Of Public Lands, re:
the Presumption laws to the Territory of Colorado for
other purposes.
House,
YS,k in % favor Of % equal tP1at9n tax on tobacco
ported bill to amend the act of 4th May, 1870, that
bate Courts the Supreme Courts the Territories in
the same manner as before the passage of the act.
MT sheldon n: K;}, from the Committee Foreign
cause the remains NJ saIliner late United States
Consul at Vera Cruz, to be removed TO New York.
MIR Davis asked leave to report Joint resolution to
Steamships the 6arbor Of New York the Prssdon
Mr. Beaman from The Committee on Appropriations,
Sss ssd for mileage and compensation of mem
The Senate amendment makes an additional appropra
ton of 81 for deficiency in the appropriation for
collecting he revenue from customs and OF $4,000 for
United States parties interest '0' =, ~u''Y
and nG By & BosSSn M G
amendment was coneurrsd in Yeas, ll6; nays, A.
ncp;G Learns With
ana me S gross % oa Ihe great principle
of Roumela in Turkey their late aud
hqRs that they h. speedily o
members this morning The House had been hoaxed two
moved the reference Of the resolution tue 0onmttes
on Foreign Affairs, and it was so referred.
The House then took up the bill to reduce internal
Butler Massachusetts, from the reconstruction com
mittee rose to report report the Georgi9, "a, bill .u.,-
ege than the bill occupying the attention of the
MT Butler moved that the tax bill be set aside The
made the vote would first be taken ON the vsr
amendments to the sections relating the income
Edrdge and Beck contend ed that the vote should be
StGGs Mr bs'k to tax tie interest on u
The Speaker overuled the objection and insisted the
correctness Of his first announcement.
The first vote was taken the amendment, offered by
three cent On dvisiGn tee vote was 50 e s. T6
yeas ana nay we're men eeu' ana tue amendment was
'fIfsS Tie vote on Cox % is
Yeas-Messrs. Allison, Ames Archer Armstrong, and
A1tell, Aver, Banks, Barry, Beck, Bennett, Biggs,
Bunon nt Bngr 6aTRe Of Ransa 6SSsI 6sSsnd
Covqde. oSwles pHyis Dawes DegeneT peknsOP Don
Fitch Fox, Getz, Ghllan Grswod, Haght, Hambleton,
Md HS0P i hJt1 aoh @
Judd Kelley KbosE RBs kaTB2 kssG3 kMPP ao &
Kenzie McNeely, Mines, Moore, of " Morgan, Nor
Is o SssPs Pe Porter
ter P5esfeE Kendall Resves RidgSay SARGENT SAWYER
smith, Of VT stsrkweather, Stevenson, Stiles Stone
snS T%S Mass
Welker WellS Wheeler Wilson, OF ohio winans, Win
Nsys-Messrs Amber, Asper, Atwood, Bailey, Beaman,
Beatty, Beniamin, Benton, Blair Boes Booker Boyd,
Burchard, Burdett, Butler, of Mass Butler, OF Tenn
| CLARK Of Texas; Cobb. Of Wis Ooourp q ok oonger,
SON Hall Hawkins, Hswey Hay Hays Ingersoll Jones
NJ o. esey Lash Lewis Logan, LeughIi ige, Marshall,
Maynard, Mccormick. McOrary Mercur, Moore, Of Ohio
Moore Of Ill Morphy Morrill, Of Msins Pacsard Paine
| OF La Sherrod Smith, of Ohio Smith, of renn Smyth,
| of Iowa Stokes, Stoughton, Strickland Human Tyner
Williams Wilson, Of Mimi. and Witcher-T;
| The next vote the amendment offered by Mr..
Hale, TO make the exemption 5000. This amend
offered by Mr. Hawley to make the exemption
S2bCg Mr. Hale's amendment agreed tO-yeas, 1873
| nays, 52-and the exemption accordingly fixed at
4 5000.