The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
The Latest News.
xL1st CONGRESS.
SRCoND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WAsnlNGToN, March 0.

National Banks issue Of nVe nunuEeu Hlll'
lion Croenbacks and substitute tue same
for National Bank notes, and pay In green.
bucks, at par, SAC, 900 Of matured 5'2O
bonds. 1"
Mr.. ScnENCK gave notice that rs soon
as the Army bill was out OF the way he
propOscd to press the consideration Of the
Tariff and Tax bills.
STr. STOKES, from the Census Commit
tee, reported tho Census bill; rcCOmmltted.
MIR. MORRILL,, of Pennsylvania, intro
duCcd q bill 10 provide for celebrating the
ono hundrcth anniversary Of American
independence by holding National Ex-
position OF arts, manufactures and pro-
ducts of mines in Philadelphia In 1870.
Referred
Mr.. STEVENSON, from the Committee
on Mileage, reported bill to regulate
mileage. RecolnmittCd. ltrcduCcs mile
age from 20 to 10 cents per mile, and re-
quircs travel by tho shortest practicable
route.
Mfr. ARNELL, from the Committee on
Education and Labor, reported bill
amendatOry Of the act establishing
Bureau of Education. Recomnllttcd.
Mr.. LOGAN moved that the bill for rc-
duCing the number Of army officers be
considered in tho House Us q Committee
of tho Whole. Agreed to. He gave
notice that he would call It tupto-morrow.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, from the Committee on
Finance, reported tho House Joint tcSo-
luton extending the time for withdraw
al Of spirits from bonded houses, with the
recommendation that it do not pass.
NIr:BAYARD, in behalf Of the minority
Of the committee, expressed tho hope that
the recommendation Of the minority will
not be the sense of the Senate.
Mr. TRuSIBULL., from tho Judiciary
Committee, reported the House bill to I'D
nit Georgia to representation IN Con-
grcss. lie said the committee hAu in
stricted him TO report 1t back with the
statement that the conditions annexed TO
the bill, except the first, were the same as
were annexed to the bills recognizing
Virrinia and Mississippi Us entitled to rep.
rcsentatiOn, and which the Senate had
twice adopted. The committee believed
It unnecessary 10 insist upon their own
vicws in reference to these conditions
Thc reccnt nroyiso was in accordance
with tho report Of tho committee relative
N tho election of State officers.
Mr. TmJNpI,IT, made an Intellectual
effort 10 take up the Gcorgia bill, SO US 10
dispose Of it at once. =,
Mr.. SHERMAN objected, as debate would
have the effect Of delaying the regular or
der The Funding bill
Mr, PoMERoY introduced q Joint rcsOlil-
tion declaring TINT the conduct Of the
Spanish Government in Cuba, in It's treat.
mcmt Of cantured insurgents and Of per-
sons suspectcd Of sympathy with the In
surrcnts in mutilatine tho dead and dis
regard Of sexes or condition, Is cruel, in.
human and harbarous, and deserves the
rcprobation of the Christian world.
Mr.. SUMNER suggested that IL the Sen
ator from Kansas purposed adducing evi-
Glence in support ofthc resolution, it would
be well 10 bring forward evidence on the
) the other side. Hc was informed tllat
several hundred Spaniartls had been shot
by the insurgents.
Mr.. PoMERoY replied that evidence
would be presented doing Justice TO both
parties, and on his motion the JOINT rcsOlu-
lion was laid on the table and ordered to
be printed ."..
The Funding bill was then resumed.
Tho debate was continued upon the gen.
ernl subject
Mr. ScoTr advocated the proposition Of
which hc had given notice. First, new
bonds should be negotiated by the SCcrc-
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The Funding bill was taken up, and
Mr.. SHERMAN, with q view Of meeting
Tie objection 10 the 9Th section, offered an
amendment authorizing the Secretary oI
tho Treasury to make the coupons Of any