New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

MINI. was rens,.ed back by Mr.. FINKBLNBURG tRep.'
tacng Dniutb To- the co lection district Of Lake superior
" ON motion Of Mr. MYERS Rep PENN the bin to pay
s co t The two damobiers of ,ethro Wood, the inventor
of the casron plow was passed BY suspension OF tho
rules-Yeas, los; Nays, 81
Mr.. FERRY (I.ep., Mich;. from the committee on
Rules reported resolution directing tne e. he paccd
IN the hall OF the House during recess at cost o Ga
Mr.. Cox CDcm. N " remarked that one objection to
the adoption Of this machine was that II would deprive
the minority Of the parliamentary advn'hso IA Nv, t
i'm the way dilatOry motions but Gun ne dlu not h
tach much Importance to that objection and he favored
the provision He thought that II nS or sSo in my
damnabe Iteration Of calling the Yeas am Maya tne ek
dive it his vote He had it used in the Italian Par
Lament and the French Chambers. Ia. .,o o.,,,io,,
Oh the table adding that the thing was humbug -.
The resolution was laid the able-ieas IS; Nays, So
BRITISH VESSELS ILLEGALLY sEIzED
Mr. DAWES Rep., Mass.), from the COMMITTEES on Ap-
propriations reported back the Senate bill to carry into
the decree of the District Court Tor the m
District New-York of March 2 1863 IN tue case OF te
English schooner sybi and her cargo Illegally seized by
the United States the decree to be PAID with
Also, similar bin in the case of the British schooner
Flying Scud and her cargo under decree on tue oteu
States District Court in Louisiana Passed. ~,
Also similar bin in the OF the British brig Dash;
ing Wave and her cargo, under decreo oi tNo o'ou
States District Court in Louisiana. Passed. ..,, ~
Also, like bill in the cases of tho British vessels 'o
lante and Science and their cargoes. Passed
Also like bill in the Of the British steamer
Labuan. Passed. ,,,,,r, ~, M,
During the pendency of the bills, Mr. BUTLER rep,
Mass.) expressed his unwingness TO vote FOR them
while within the last week six American ishng veseI
had captured by British war vessels anu c"rieu
Mr. CALKIN Dem n W also declared himself to he
opposed TO the payment OF these claims uhlli Icg
is given by the British Government for the damages done
Mr. DAWES rep, Mass) stated that the rule which
governed the Committee in these cases was lhat le
American Government should do right ITSELF and thus
be stronger in its demands other Governments to do
right. He should DO sorry TO follow the example Oh inc
MAYS%Ep REP Tsnn asked nor Mr. ,oI P YEsss
claims be deferred and to come in as credit to the
large claims Of the United States Government against
Mr.. DAWES replied that he not only did not think wei
Hesoations put by the United States Government on
the high ground Of justice, would be suicide ana the
1--WE will do the same to you that you have done 10 us
He should be ashamed, he to be negotatof To DE
backed up by retaliation OF that kind 1t would be IN
worthy of great nation to undertake 70 enforce ITS
claim another Government by any such small method
of retaliation lie also stated mar me o'
appropriated in these bills was SGs5SS2, with interest
Mr.. DAWES also reported To the House bii OF Sim
lar kind III the case OF the schooner H. = DAVIS ana er
cargo: DaSscd.
Mf. sGHENCK Rep Ohio offered resolution calling
the Secretary OF the Treasury for settlement as TO me
public debt since the Organization OF the government
Nj. sCHENCK. from the Committee Ways and
Means, reported bill relating to moneys paid into
United states Courts. Recommittcd .
Also u bill authorizing g. ". Dick Of Butler County,
Ohio, TO import from Scotland, free OF duty common
Also bin to allow the Secretary Of the Treasury to in
crease the pay OF Inspectors Of Customs. Passed
REGULATING THE DRAWBACKS or COTTON GOODS.
Mr.. HOOPER Rcp., MASH from the same Committee,
reported bill to cOnsrue the act OF March 81 1865 chap
ter g. 50 as not TO prohibit drawback provided for by
section of the act OF July 10, 1856, chapter Isl, OF as
many cents per pound Of cotton foth yarn thread 0f
exported prior to May l. 1862 snail have been assessed
anu pau ~ thc i i Vi dn IA p cb ION az
cotton entering INTO inc Manufacture OI such cloth VI
other ariclrs; Passed. .-,, ~, l., 81, 81. .,,o
American Gable Company. Referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. ,,.. -,
ei Affairs, reported back the senate bill for the relief
of Baron Creutze of the Netherlands, to reissue him
four $1,000 bonds Passed.
THE CASE OF PAT WOODS A.. r.s
cary Committee. called the report in the case OF Pat
Woods in custody of the House for breach OF pliy
lege i'll assaulting Mr. Porter member from ylrglna'
prsoned the jail Of tue District of Columbia as other
criminals are, for three months; and that OF me mi
noTity Iessrs Edrdge and Kcr that the assault was
done account OF words. SPOKEN III debltt, OF on
account of Mr.. Porters official character or relation to
Congress- and that Woods be forthwith returned 10 the
Hastings Court Of Richmond, there to be dealt with ac-
Mr. BiNGIIAM G2ep., Ohio addressed the House in
advocacy OF the majority report ana IN op2o sI,ro 10
have the protection as all other citizens Tor their
rights Of person ana PGp no maria mar ana mo @ oTer T
that enjoyed by other citizens would be TO- make taen
inprisOn terminates with the present session.
A LOUISIANA MEMBER ADMITTED.
The discussion was interrupted at o'clock by vote to
lay on the table the motion TO reconsider the vote on
Saturday last in the Louisiana contested election case or
Darral against Bailey, declaring Darra entitled 10 the
seat.
The motion to reconsider laid the table-9G to r.
The oath office was then administered 10 Mr.. DIrra
resolution 10 pay AdO pm Bailey, who held the ccrt
fcaeOf election, 5000 for his expenses, and George
Tucker for his expense Of cCnesng the seat OF
Booker OF Virginia. was offered by Mr.. Stevenson and
adopted
mittee on
THE PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL, .
made report which agreed To. Tie question IN us
pute was the navy pension fund which the House
wanted TO haze covered into the Treasury and to have
the naval pensions paid all Others The compr0
mise agreed upon leaves the fund IL Is hut directs chat
no pa yment shall made ont Of except apprOp1a
tios made by Congress, and that the Secretary Of the
Navy shall annually submit to Congress estimates OF the
claims and demands chargcable upon and payable out
Of it.
THE CASE OF PAT. WOODS RESUMED
The House then resumed the consideration of the case
OF Pat. Woods and addressed by Mr.BUTIEH rep,
Mass In support of the resolution reported by the Jul
dietary Committee. lie differed. however with the Com
mtee rs 90 the extent of punishment, and moved 10
amend the resolution by Inserting, the term Of imprls
Onrnent. the 4th Of March next.
Mr. ELDRfDGE Dem, Wis., Of the minority Of the
Committee argued in defense Of the views put forth IN
the minority report
Without disposing Of the question the House adjourned
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