New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
uOusE OLE REPREsENTATIYEs.

DISAGREEMENT on THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. DAWES (Rep., Mass.), from the Com
mttee on the Legislative Appropriation BILL made a
report that the Committee was unable to agree. He
represented to the House that the points on which the
differences occurred were Senate amendments which had
no proper place in Appropriation bill, about which
there might well be diversity OF opinion, ana whlch
MIGHT az well be provided for at any subsequent Con-
% II this bnbropration bin covering over sisO OO
600 should fall 1t would be because the Senate insisted on
these amendments. He moved that Conference
Committee be appointed and asked that, as the Senate
had appointed an entirely new Committee the House
A new Committee was ordered, and Messrs Sargent.
Cook and Morgan were appointed such Committee; The
Sneaker also appointed Messrs Lawrence, Allison
and Rande a Conference Committee ON the Deficiency
bill and Messrs. starkweather Judd, and Van Trump
Conference Committee on the act to abolish the grades Oh
Admiral and Vice-Admiral, the first Conference Com
mttee being unable to agree. - . ....
THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL PASSED.
Mr. WHEELER Rep., n. ", from the Committee OF
Conference the South Pacific Railroad bll made re-
mort that the House agrees 10 change the TUE OF the
Company to that of the Texas Pacific Railroad the Sen,
ate agrees the House substitute, with two additional
sections: one providing FOR similar grant OF pubic
lands in Louisiana TO enable the New-orieans Baton
Rouge and w sT II kwS aPs 6e other for
similar grant to enable the Southern paclc oad py te
way OF Los Angeles, at or near the Colorado RIVER.
MIR WHEELER briefly explained that by the new sec
tons the grant of land would DE increased over thht
made By the House bill (l300OOO acfes) by between
1O 900 and 6OOoOOO acres. He did not believe that
project Of such great Importance Should be longer ue
iayed by such consideration. The conference report
was then agreed to--Yeas, 124; Nays. @. .o., ,,,o
Mr.. GARFIELD Qep Ohol moved 10 suspes ~ h .le
notes. Rejected by 81 % 49,. 49, 49,, IL H..
On motion OF Mr.. CONGER, Rep. Mich), the House
Joint resolution constituting the act OF July a. lo 80 as
10 admit free OF duty animals specially imported Tor
breeding purposes from the Dominion Of CANADA was
passed. ,-.. A. oo,o,o I'm
increasing pensions 20 cent, was Jected ny hrbe
majority the Yeas and Nays being refused
Mr.. NIBLACK Dem, Ind, from the Conference Com
mitee ON the Fertilization bill, made report which
was agreed u.
REGULATING TELEGRAPiiIC CABLES.
Mr. BANKS ep., Massl moved TO concur In the senate
amendments 10 the House bill relating 10 Geographic
communication between the United states and foreign
countries. Agreed 10. .
The amendments ard sections making unasn for two or
consolidate unite their Interests without The coh'
Of the United States Pnd on such tefls
be determine II two more eomPAnles combine 70
in TIE for messages the Postmaster oehefA
10 the absence international Convention regulating the matter s
determine establish such rules and regulations As he may
Judge The exercise OF those Is to be subject 70 the
control Of applicable to existing cables vel ito
more than IS gold from shore additional charge to be
male iof address
On motion of Dir. SAWYER (iep, Wis., the Senate
amendments 20 the River and HarbOr Appropriation bill
were Don eoncuTred IN, and a Committee Of Conference
9fdered The SPEAKER appointed as suoh Committee
nisSSIs' sawyer, Potter, and lngeTsol. -
Oh motion n MT. MYERS (Rep., PENN the Senate bill
Va amend the Patent Laws was taken UP nnd passed.
NJ BlNGHAM crop, Ohio from the Judiciary Com
Iltee reDorteds bill " create the Northern Judicial