The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
FoKTY-rIRsr CONGRESS-
SECOND Session,
SENATE
WARRINGTON, July :. 1870.

WARRINGTON, July 2. 1870
srxn INCOME
Numcroasy signed petitions against the continuance Of
the income presented by Mr. Cameron, FAD me.
features Of the income tai by Mr.. Cas:ry Laid the
table.
BILLS xrrcarsp t
Mr. NYr, rep9 Of NevaGa, introduced bin TO regulate
rank the Of the United States and for other
poses. Referred. ~.
Mr.. SULLIVAN, (rep.) of Ohio, from the Finance Com
mee, reported amendment to the Civil Appropriation
btu King provision for the extra clerical force required by
the passage OF the Banking aud Currency not
COMMERCIAL REI.ATIoNe WITH SPANISH AMERICA
Mr. FENTos IRE p) OF N Y addressed the Senate the
bJec relations with the Spanish Ae
He said ,ha. our political relations with countries
and endy but our 70 ne
win Them capable Of very args and va ns
sS % e, Us s se e So %
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nawn as S 20 states n
ienion continued ms rcmarSs ~ ehs'n ana hen suosa
Rasossd fhs. Inc President q the United States is
shall be into ~, the
the spanish American States on contnsn and between
hse sna other natops and to comanoas to
together with such recommendations he may .nk
With those regions The United States
peporon share Of the trade Of this Continent TO which
friendship with all the stias q America Justly ente them
The House bin requiring the national banks going into
lqndation TO retlre their crsu aiing notes. -,
SsfRss'rs FL fsa
m for q9 THAI p aas anu
House hi carry into effect aeelee of the
II l. nd
BY Mr. connErr, rep Of oregon, from The Committee
ha%ay ans sss ana pm the
p9s ee MIA an p & hs o S s Go%Ies
steamship service between The port of Cedar Keys Fiorda
Nv Mr.. sTrwAnr trcp) OF New, with amendment the
bin to Gtae the state Of sgRa into two judicial districts
tee without aeaansa the joint relating 70
be- ;ss o ss s that
NJ With % Hs' s From ss sss o
the Lincoln City and Loupe Fork Railway
fs ns Srosas.d uns
for accepting the proposal of steamship
Rss placing IRON IN
TIE sAyAL ArrE9,es!ATIos nlLL w.
called mp the Naval Appropriation bill the question being
,hs Whole '''ns y" 'De ""as III u
amendment was adopted, after discussion providing
money appropriated by bin for the present
year shall be expended account OF engines
The amendment the Committee on Appropriations to
e prdsa 10 q aw
officers Of bis grade was d,scasssa a. Length.
Mr. DAVIS !Ssm Of KY made an argument IN favor Of an
Mas rejected ,ae table remaining reported from the
Committee OF Whole were concurred in when the bill
Mr. MORRILL,. rep) of Me-. called up the
oo ros RI % IT, a. AprnorKIiT;os BILL
% The passed without debate on Tie smendmens
Mr. rrus,su1 epJ Of H. caIied up The bnl to r the
Tde.day after the r Monday Of November uniform day
TOT the election OF Representatives IN Congress- beginning In
Mr. HARLAs, rep) Of Iowa. moved an amendment the
Appo'tonmen bib liking the number OF Representatives. at
nd the b ss pssss S s
Senate, is that the election for representatives in the
dimnuon OF representation is made positive instead
beng let to the state Legislatures The amendment
Mr. Sruosy, (rep) % R. l. tina. any having
gured for Representative shall be entitled additional
bill then passed The amendments require the concur
At hsps.t four clock after an executive session of half
an aoar, sne Senate took recess until evening
Evening session.
ARMY ELL
70 the consideration Of The report Of the committee OF
ference on the Army bill 10 reduee the number of army on
MI Srr rep. Of Ney, opposed the bin a, an uns.eful
who had aoby the gratitude the country who
were now to Ne gnopinous cut or because sne services
Mr. WllsoS Tep q MAS desired to say the gentle.
va. enihn:ass the Bit and that The poeRs. Of ay
many letters and had YET % learn Of single
s s.S
were not actually reduce hesn hundred dollars BY the BILL
Within 81 s @
sion TO abolish breyet uniforms simply calculated
remove cause OF complaint by securing better system.
Mr. Wilson further defended the BIZ all the ELECTIONS
that had been urged against It,
After further by Messrs Abbott and Buckingham
against the bill Mr. CAMERON moved TO lay the
table. Agreed cycas %, nays 49, The vote fol-
lows
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Ames, Bolemap, buckingham
Cameron Carpenter, Cole Corbett, Gilbert Harland Kel
logq, Lewis, Mcdonald NORTH OF Me-, Moirll OF w.
Nye, Osborn, Patterson Pomeroy, Rice, Robertson
iiams o. .-'-' '--''9 "
EAYs-Messrs Bsyari Csssery, Conking, Cragin Davis
Fowler Harris. Howard McCreery Pratt Ramsey SPENCER
Sprague, Sumner, Trumbull aud Wllson--l6 -
BILLS PASSED.
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON, bills passed follows:
Concerning the Arsenal grounds In st. LOUIS NO. auihorz
I'll OF certain grounds owned by the
States in the city Of Bufao and for the relief of tie Tt
battalion, heavy artillery OF the Massachusetts volunteers
At nifty minutes past ten the Senate adjourned.