The New York herald., 1870-05-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

wAsHINGroN, May 2 lo70.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRRD.
BY WARD, trep) of N Yin relation TO bounnes and
dnional boun,ies
BY Mr. wHKELER, 0ep.) of N. Y.-To incorporate the
Loan and Trust Company of tn United States.
BY Mr.. Cox. (dem) Of N.Yro remove all legal and po-
litcal disabilities
BY Mr. ONIELL, (rep) Of Pa-To authorize the appoint
of Shipping Co mmssioners by United States judges
superintend the shipping and discharge Of the
By Mr.; srosE, asms Of Md.cTo regulate appeals or
Ss. srs% as Ss't ss District
of M M Of q. s 1s 1sss sas.
to prosecute appeals and writs Of error.
of Nj as. q Of sss.
ss ssis bonds 1ss
q the Pacific Railroad conpanes which those companies
hoss oaf roop. and
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such indemnity Tor the interest the
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pication. for pensions period Of Eve from the
origin Of the cause for pension C. To r.,,,,,., ~,
United States lands 70 San relief
Congress masas grants q land and allowing entry
P.eas Company facilitate essraphic conn
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RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
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Tho House refused to second the previous
and the resolution was referred 10 the Committee
Mr. MOORE trep9 Of N j., offered similar resolution to
election 70 the Fifth Congressional district Of Louisiana.
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the Fenans and sentenced to twenty years. imprisonment
q 4. of to be The
II a. Sns1t S S s United
Alabama claim, settlement that citizens
tonal honor maintained.
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OF the soldiers who died in war 10 defence Of the Union
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division.
Mr. NIDLAok, tdem) Of Ind introduced joint resou-
mustered into he service under Presdsns procsma.
ton OF the "a OF May, lsol Referred to the Committee
Military Affairs.
The House them hafpast went into Committee OF
the Whole the Tariff bill, Mr.. Wheeler in the chair.
II amended TO read ION all Insulated phc
electric cables for submarine purposes and all
that hair pins made from
BSooxs se@ @dem to reduce the duty to
the present rate, thir.y.aye per cent. Rejected.
Mr. HOAR, (rep. OF Mass, moved to insert the folowing
On machine card clothing and hand cards. whether Of iron,
steel wire stuck In leather cloth, rubber paper,
or however ,manufacured nifty per cent ad po.orsm.
by teers, but not voting the Chairman caused
the rob to he called and reported the OF the absenees
to tse House 158 members answered to their The
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esueceedipg paragraph was motion Of Mr. SCHRNox,
not otherwise provided for, per pound" &c.
Mr. SCRENCK, struck out.
The next paragraph was, motion OF Mr.. SoHENcK.
bolts or riyets wholly partially finished of all descrp
lion, Iincned or unpunched, two and half cents per
Mr. SCHEEcK moved insert an additonal paragraph az
foows ION wrought iron hinges weighing not Iess than
Two 70 tne dozen pairs cent dd
The next paragraph that imposing = duty Of three
cents per pound on wrought welded ppes tubes and
two ANA half cents pound argued that that duty
syly seven dollars ton certainly sucient pro-
teion n the four establishments engaged In this
In reply to question by Mr. Eldfdge he said that
would be ad caira duty Of from 81 10 lis per centan
The amenh ment was rejected.
The raph WAS that imposing duty of two and
half cents pe pound on timed ron known az tin plates
and on iron Or an plates guaranteed, &c.
M SCHENCK moved to amend the paragraph by making
read on iron r tin plates galvanized on iron coated
vvith ot't me 6cents snerr u