New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

o,,n oo.,n,ea Al, that was left OF the morning hour
the object being 70 ,b prfME Snse. ''0 NJ
ron coming cr hs were introduced and referred In
cindlng th9 p lS1IgME ep Ga) and YOUNG (Dem
GaRemoymg al PStiealp ds%1,,eS a, the Ohio Leg
Nj UPsoN Rssp rSsr land grants to railroads.
Mr. rssTSEvESoS ep 0hSpo PrG SasS,a he con-
Sa ppossER (Rsp., TennTo preserve the peace In
the several states and Territories. A., ,. ~ -,
Mr.. AsPER tRepp Tenn'>-Io reouco 'ho uu'' vi III
pIMg1 f RooTs Pep Ark-TO ncorpcrate the Ohio
iunei wIISnN 0)em MINI )-Authorizing the ST. Paul
IN Minnesota Railroad 10 change its line In eonsdera
ue Mr. % INGERsoLI Gep.. nl moved to suspend the
rues so as TO take the Air Line Railroad Pill for con
Alteration. Rejected, Yeas, III; Nays 7%-not two
Mr.. HOLMAN Dom, Ind moved to suspend the rules
m passage Joint resolution to prevent obstruction OF
the ,a t%o 81 ns onG me Affirmative
Mr. DYER ep MOI moved 70 suspend ,he rules aia
pyer The Mississippi River at Louisiana, No. and
the Missouri River at Glasgow. Mo. Agreed to.
Mr.. LYNCH dRep., Me- moved 10 suspend tne raes 10
OF the Charlestown and kittery Navy Yards hegaVed
70 to 5O-less than twothirds In the affirmative.
ROOM.
Mr.. ROGERS Dem, Ark rising TO question Of
pryiegel offered resolution, recing that number OF
'cerain ughterlhsd taken possession ten
days since OF the room OF the Committee on Education
aud Labor and requesting the speaker I" Jake
The SPEAKER did not see that there asany question
involved in the resolution and did not know that he had
any authority In the matter II he had he would cheer
fully delegate it to the gentleman from Arkansas Loud
on motion OF Mr. ROOT Rep., Ark) the Senate bill
authorizing 10 lie established and observa-
lions made on the Mississippi River IN relation 10 inc
eyeas was taken from the Speakers table and passed
Mr.. JONES Dem. Ky) moved to suspend inc rules de
and pass Joint resolution repunateg the ideas con
taned In late message from the President rs 70 inc
supposed similarity between the political institutions OF
the Empire Of Germany and the United states Mega
lived. , A., H..
MT BEAMAN Rcp., Michl moved to suspend the rules
and pass bill to enable the Jackson, Lansing ana sag-
nav Railroad Company 10 change the Northern terminus
Of the road from Traverse Bay 10 the Straits Oh MAc
nav. Agreed TO.
Mr. BINGHAM Rep., Ohio moved to suspend the rules
and bring before the House the bill to amend the ACT OF
NAV ,Sl 1870 to enforce the rights OF CITIZENS OF ne
United States TO vote In the several states Agreed 10
and the bill was made the special order Tor Wednesda!
aer the reading Of the Journal the vote 10 be taken al
O'Clock without any dilatory motions. -, . ,,.
Mr.. COX (Dem., n. " introduced pul, 20 provuIS1
for additional mail service to Brazil Referred DE sald
Ire object OF re bill to supply cheap Gomez Withou
additional cost and that te was no supsluy IN .e pii
Mr.: BURCHARD Rep, III int,sluso1 of i
ing the quality, price, and inspecnon, "a iH""'
gas In the City Of Washington Referred go, L.
Mr.. POTTER (Dem, n. " introduced Dill IN Iei@
tiOn 10 goods in bond. Referred. A.,
The SPEAKER presented communication from tno
President in reply TO resolution offered some days ago
OF the military OF the United States had been given Dfy
order OF President Johnson, III aid or the civic athor
ties OF California election there In 1865 on the re-
ouest OF the Governor of that State. ,
Messrs, BROOKS, WOOD and COX remarked tnat
troops had been sent to NewYork interfere with the
election there without requstOn from the Gov
ernOr OF that state, and like observation In regard TO
Pennsylvania was made by Mr.. RANDALL Adjourned