, 1870-06-22
house OF REPRESENTATIVES.


and Tariff bill taken up, when the Senate I'd
iourncd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AASEsIT I'LL
Mr. BUTLER 1lass>, from the Reconstruction
Committee, reported the bill for full anu general
fnes and omsE,ons Of all persons engaged Ia the
Tat Of the Late rebellion onlered printed and re-
committed
FrSDn8 ELL
Mr. S&HENch reported back the Funding bill
with one slight verbal amendm ent, aud asked that
1t be made the special order Of the House for Tnes
M RANDALL objected, aud Mr scHENCK
Withdrew It, saying that be would take the chances
Of its being made the special order il: the House
next Monday, under Suspension of :hg rules
DONATION OF CANYON.
lii. CPsoS introduced Joint resolution donating
four condemned cannon to the Wtloughby {Ohio}
Soldiers Monument Association. Passed.
MASSACHUSETTS, WAR CLAIM. ...
Among the bills reported was one By Mr. Ella
by he State q @ @ sor sateress on e
rcndtt1res during tho var Of 1s1e: that one
third Of it had been assigned to Maine, and that
European 1 North American Railroad Company,
and directing that certificates be Issued for the
same to that company.
III. PALMER, from the Pacific Railroad Com
nntrtce. reported bill authorizing the cousuuc-
ton Of bridge across the Missouri River at or
River Railroad. he asked unanimous consent to
put the bill on Its tnal passage.
M 81 SIlls Objected 6nt = M5ahfSeqqently With
alleging ~ his reason that the span provided for
between the piefs vas too naf[ow.
A s7oueH4os. H5s tiom 1af9hs5R eas Committee on Nil
soeet9 Of e. comftee ee q II he Z X
feIred to the Judiciary Committee,
,1..na l.. .stae n reao ~ ~ ~ tr pa
vtees in taking the eighth census
Observation-Disclosures
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x1scE11AsEous APPROPRIATION ELL
The House then went Into committee on the
s91d1E t1EH 51penses Dill --,..
!APproptiattons. deemed this proper occasion,
It being me last and General AppEopi1ahon bill
70 scsieW me MnIA Of me Sn1amt'ee nc MoHsS II
1S g House of o se Tcagss made b. aimsef IL tae
~ ~ nayf ~ raar lii ,he astna,es ~ tha iasf
hdminisIration @ for he present. Tear. and shoTinS
1has Ihe j; balance - alarming! against tas
1nanfaI m ana M NO ran,,anaen hnii since feen
ahe Il, aeTee mon the frures for e,her yeaS. The
TEcasaH Depa5,tm1s1t ,1 ia, hoEsEeF, s1nRlo{sd i'd
Ed esttmares NJ Of 10th years, and be now lald before
the House to be printed In the G,o6e, the result Of
that Investigation, i showed balance,
m8de by this Administration. THIS
summary showed the estimates made
for The NEXT rear 70 be E, o9s 2t5 less than the
was found br one department correcting It's own
mistakes IN estimates to the amount Of about
So 000, 900, a made against Itself and correcting
the estimates made during the last administration
for the present year to the amount Of about 0oo,-
co., all made IN Its own favor. The Committee On
resJteemine st the pledge It made, to cut doTn the
appropriations, not only below the estimates for
the next year, but also below the appropriation
Il maas G5 a & tas ri s p
for the year ending June 80, 1871, e1.
c@ustre Of what were called pei
Ss9 me5 TIE
to s1s1, ,'o3 s0a being reduction Of si8 ~ rs;
the appropriation Tor the present rear, $ss
being $G,957 ,939 more than for the next year.
These figures did not include permanent appto-
prtatons, such as for the payment Of Interest On
the public debt, collection Of customs, &c II
these we're added the result Wo1li be estimates
for the coming year xs9a. .st5 S42; appropriations
recommended by the committee, $2s4,gi4, ,617. The
appropriations for the present year including per
nanent apnropr1a1oufx were se91, ,113, ,e23, being
sia al snS more thnn Inc appropriations RECON-
mentIed for the next nscal year. -
Thc Honsc then rrocecded to consider the bill
tn detail. Il apprppriate5 <11,7TS,13O, Including
thn following Items; Supervising inspectors
NJ staorn resse1s Sf11,390: ltfe-s8yilR
Stations ia sOo: revenue cutter service,
s. sSl :so joats and treasury notes $500 LEGO; ex-
nrnAes Of uubltc iands S3e 500: EXPENSES Of col.
fectinn nf The rerenue frnJ aatps ~ nnh1fc 1anfs
eseS nm. 1nefronnittan nnIjee nistrct NJ colu1n
ia SS1f a1n. frnrernTent hosnttaI foT the insane