New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29

the Senate BILL prevent the determination Of furbear
ing animals in Alaska. A., I'm and
moved the previous question: refusing to allow amend
to be offered further discussion 10 be had Inc
previous question was seconded ana the ph P"o'" "
'''' iRsSsPoRrrNG MERCHANDISE IN BOND.
Mr. FINKELNBURG Rep., MOI, from the committee
on Commerce. reported bill TO regulate the apprase
ment and inspection OF imports in certain cases
the transportation Of imported articles IN Dod eAcei
wine distilled spirits and perishable explosive artl,
ces from NcwYork, Boston, Baltimore, lort lihr0l
Now-Oreans to any seap0rts, or 10 PORTLAND, Nh
Chicago Cincinnati, st. Louis, Evansville, ana MIL
Mr.. CROOKS Dem, n. W protested against the bill
that would entail large frauds ON the revenue
The bill was passed ,,n D,,,v ON SALT
Mr. SCHENCK (Rep., Ohio. Chairman OF the COMMIT
tee Ways and Means, reported IN accordance VIII VIC
resolution of the House adopted yesterday MI 10
reduce the duty on all kinds of salt so per cent and
moved its reference to Committee OF the whole on inc
Mr. BRooRs Dem, N.Y. asked Mr. schenc whether,
~ a. rafprred II would lie reached this session.
Mr. sCHENCK said nc could not inform him Whe'her
The bi was referred to the Committee of the Whole
THE CURRENCY BILL.
Mr.. GARFIELD Rep.. Ohio, from the Conie e ,
mitted Yesterday The report having been read MT Car
field pr9ceeded 10 explain IT, The three of differ
ence between he House aud the Senate Grst as 10
the increase Of the National Bank currency over te
taken from the Eastern or excessive States and distb
uted 10 the States detcent and Hrd as 10 thc esIp
Hshmcnt OF free banking gold basis. As to the first
point the additional Of National Bank notes two OF
his colleagues on the Conference Committee were
of the So5G0 addition, and they did all they could 10
impress that view on Senate Conference, hut they
found that the Senators would not yield on that point
and they forced to accept the addition OF Si5OU
or To fail in agreement. -, a.,
Mr.. INGERSOLL Ulep., Ill inquired whether the
House Committee had told the Senate Committee OF tne
expressed will OF the House for the S95OO0OO addo,
Mr.. GARFIELD declined TO allow any gentleman 70
put a question him which implied the omission OF any
of his duties he would say that that point had Dee
pressed upon the Senate Committee. The report Wou
give 10 the Western States redistribution OF S25VOVu
Mr.. JONES Dem, KY, member or the CooiIerenc95
Committee indorsed the action OF the Committee ana
favored the report the best settlement that cOud De
obtained. .,,,,, - ma;
| tive contraction of the currency -, $500
Mr.. SHELDON Qep La) member OF the
Committee, also explained, and advocated me aaop11
OF the repOr He did not believe however, tnat ~
exnand the currency. He believed in expansion anu
had always voted for it; but were not always
10 get what they wanted He reminded tne house 1h
the senate did not any legislation at al on te
ect and THEREFORE had the advantage OF the House Ill lat
regard. ,,,,,,, ., ,o,,,tos IN NJ
Judd rep. M who declined 90 speak except IN NE
own right and unlimited TO time. II the genushan
desired 10 move the previous question, ne ght 10 ~
now: but he ir judd hoped that the House wOud nos
second IT, as he desired 10 show that tins was Dill vi
Mr.. GARFIELD said that II the gentleman from iii
nois did choose to accept his courtesy ne Wouu ycu
In the gentleman from Indiana (Sir COburn) .
Mr.. ELDREDGE (Dem., Wis., moved 10 aUourn' re,
marking that members tired out and That the hall
was very hot the Thermometer indicating e0o
The motion agreed TO, and the House al O'CLOCK
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