New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

Bills were introduced ana REFERRED ds lOllOWs.
Mr.. HALE REP, Me- To prevent the collection Of
Illegal taxes on passengers levied by State authority
also resolution Of the Name Legislature for the pres
ervation OF harbOrs In that state.
Mr POTTER tDem NJ ITO reeuste inc cnanee VI
tinenta Railroad Company and granting lands ana ret
Mr. HAYS lRep.. Alsj-Grantins lands to the Selma
ton Of tho Mississippi River at g. LOUIS
Mr.. CULLOM dIep,, Ill)-Reating 10 the government
OF the Territory Of Montana.
Mr. BOYD (fsep., Moj-For the reorganization of the
is,ature relative 10 the Cuban conflict
Mr.. LOUGHRIDGE rep, Iowa)-To provide for the
Mr.. PAINE rep WisJ-Resolutions Of the Wisconsin
Legislature asking further appropriations for habors in
Mr. AXTELL Dem, Cal Resolutions Of the California
Legislature, relating to the breakwaer at wilmington
harbor the Coast Of California; also To rengus the
Of the United States TO certain lands In San Fran
Mr.. JOHNSON Dem, Cal.)-To restore Benicia Cali
fornia. a port OF entry ~
Mr.. WILKINSON tRep., MinD)-Memorial Of the Min
nesoa Legislature for the removal Of certain Indians
from the frontier OF that state
road from the California and Oregon Railroad 10 the
Central Psco Eailroad Also Tor Tsr tns FOm .de
pses indian II sn the
Mr.. CHAVES rep, New-Mexico)-To authorize the
against the Wild ihdans asO in relation to Utan
MT. { FAIRFIELD rep, Wash Ter)-Relatiye to coal
lands
Mr. PROSsER Rep., Tenn.)-Calhng the Secretary
Pacific Railroad Companies Of the interest on the bonds
Issued b them by the Government Adopted
THE SCHOOLS.
Mr.. ARNELL rep Tennl-Dec airing that the Ghr nt
that the of the Bible the public schools
the country is eminenty wise and proper As tendhs
Mr.. BROOKS Dem, N. Y.)-what have we to do with
Mr.. COX Dem, n. " moved to lay the resolution on
the table.
The Housc refused to second the previous question,
aud the resolutions went over under the rule
TAXING GoyERsMENr BONDS.
Mr.; BECK dem. Kyl offered resolution instrgeins
the Committee Of Ways and Means to report forthwith
Of United States bonds to be deducted by the dsbursns
officers He moved the previous question .
While the Speaker was counting the negANve vstes Mr
BECK raised question OF order under tne rue Wnen
which he is Immediately and particularly interested.
The sPEAKER.on whom does the gentleman raise
Nj BECK-I do not raise it against any particular
The sPEAKER-Then the gentleman has no point OF
House refused 70 seeopd the previous auesOn
Mr.. KNOTT Dem, kyl offered . resolution for com
mittee of inquiry the Tice meter.
The refused second the previous question and
tire resolution went over under the rule
MIR. SCHENCK Uep, Ohiol introduced joint rcsolu-
ton authorizing the supply Of for Instruction and
practise to certain colleges and uniyerstes Passed
Mr.. VAN TRUMP Dem, Ohiol offered resolution re-
citing thar resolution adopted by the House Jan &C.
1870 calling the Secretary OF the Treasury for nforma
ton 10 lutcrest pau 10 oh oohus
Issued 10 the Union and Central Pacific Railroads and
branches the amount repaid by the companies, &C. has
not Yet replied TO- and directing copy OF the same
10 DO presented 10 the Secretary with suggestion that
IL remains unanswered.
The House refused 10 second the previous question ana
the resolution went over under the rules.
SAN DOMINGO TREATY.
Mr. MUNGEN dem, Oho) offered . resolution calling
on the President for information relating the san
mngo giving the naiaes OF persons and companies
whom lands. mines franchises and privileges Of all
kinds have been gwen by the Dominican Government.
tho amount paid by the United states Government
preliminary TO and concerning the negotiations OF such
treaty Adopted.
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
Mr. BANKS rep. Mass, from the Committee ON For
egn Affairs. offered resolution granting leave 10 the
Committee to present in print for the consideration of
he House the majority and minority reports on the sew
erai rer0'u'Crs p-'0pe. &C. referred W II relative 10