New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-10
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1871

MI HOWELL Taep Iowa from the Comi lt,cpoa
ndefnely the House bin paesed June s. $50 pr6yd1 o
for the payment TO persons permanently their
raspec T Gsabi iS at the rate Of month
Mr. RAMSEY Q'ep Mimi introduced Ula tinn Of the
ting $3.50 C00 for the construction and compie'io " WV
The following bills were reported adversely iron tho
To requisite sppea roa United District Courts in certain 'A'''
TO ,.py @ Iearv act Of 1909 in regard to appeals
To provide hat election, Presidential Eecso and m''
Tao House Joint resolution arpropr9ting $500 year
for smanuenis &c Minister schcnck vas stoduced
Other le gslaon OF minor Importance was nIouu00"
TIE REMOVAL or Mr.. MOTLEY: o.o.,
TIE Vice President laid before the Sehats a 1fin,
from the President I'm response 10 Senate resOtIo,
transmitting report Of the secretaTy on s@
tlF correspondence between Mr Motley and the state
Department Printed elae where.I $500 80, -
on motion Of Mr.. MOTION GReP, IndJ it was laid on
the table and ordered to be printed confederation Of the
hill reimburse states FOR moneys advanced during the
rebellion. -
The Senate then up the business OF the morning
hour Mr. shorman's bill revising the laws relative 70
' m ssaS nv Dp # he United State, tare,S Of the TreuIy
70 be ns Ne nr OFFS @.i.io to r. p,e "% pr s; tho
r rfns ad eoners NJ dc standards for goh anu silver AN
e amendment as reported b. the finance nance T ySas de.
tee cont Duing the coinage charge II guor.. " "
b. ed, regards The proprety OF IT. o -, ,o w
motion t. that effect by Mr. COLE teste,
opposed by NJ SHERMAN rep Ohlol az uoSo 20 tie
tic ME- and because Of the increased expense 70 t9
GnK, -rfu ia assuming the entire cost or nahIig ON
cul 20 lated that tie amount OK revenue nov reai1
from this 81 argc $4,000, ana the estimate VI V'c
NJ ,,li,t. eruected under the amendment, ~ 100000
,.+It. CGRIETT, WILLIAMS, and SIbWAhI SUP.
Us.d !fr Coles motion, mainly because tne fepel OF
frtigr.. would enhance the value OF bullion, ny Pro
"a tDgi conversion into coin and tending to retain the
yua ot con in the United states in lieu Oh ITS expo "a
tnr bullion the latter consideration being Grsod as
fa.it.t4ti19 tlr resumption OF specie payments. .
!r aONEILL Dep, VT argued that the price OF hu-
r "t" regulated not by system Oh coinage pu oy the
...ttcfs r. -rr- s'oil'.
~ WiLLJGNs Up, Oregon, in adyOcaoy Of me re,
peel. spoE u the advantage realized Dy bnSia" 'i0-
Sr. CASsERIY Dem, Cali regarded the coinage
ha- - as a lax upon one OF the great staples oI tiie
c,,ry Tho eject OF which was 10 increase tho aIey
I.r-. iuaHjItcs OF bullion no" 1hhbdHy oAP'i' ~
g. iforria 10 Europe. . A.. 1900, "a
SHERMAN (lscp, Ohio objected 10 tfe repeal a.
i trIfolste in mere codifcation of lnnt Jaws anu
a. - M remarked thot the Finance COMMITTEE wirlnJ
~ ,,ed an international coinage system, ny NhVi VI
ID 10 coinage would assimate AID DC adopted Dy othSi
En-. CtssERIY Dem. CALI, in the course OF quota.
t m fsom documents the suiccs, clted me late teP'l
- ,o Rc:reuchnert Co,nnittcc, VIII oh elbows tsat "a
tag0G0 of bullion produced the Pacific coast hoV
,,e nar 81 per cent had remained IN tins country
ar. NYE Rep Ecv) aslo protested against inc coi'
go, siarge as tax upon gold producers. 81, o,a
~. Cues motion wltnnTJWn, wien inc 7Oir .
e. amendment was adopted hy 70 10 ZI' lHo
rs %. his f. to continue the CUinaIe ch!Ibe ~ .ts
t'r ~ thrcc-t snths instead OF one-hah OF one por
o.. fs-n. heretofore. ~ . . 1911.
,trc.f disnosng of the bill the Senate al O'Clock
lent INTO Executive session, and soon AFTER aJoulleu'