Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons PROCEEDINGS.
WEDNESDAY, February I,

SENATE-Mr Buckinpham presented me-
oori,ls ot ,ro,nar ~ ~ E,cI.t =, o,,,os,,i,,,
:. 49, .,-
W leina'e eunfage, pFotestlhg Against tue I'M
position Oh them of burdens which properly be-
long to the Steiner sex.
Mr.. Nlckers presented memorial OF soldiers
OF 1872 asking for pensions. He said the ages
OF the petitioners ranged from 6 10 20, and il
any help was extended TO them, il must come
quickly. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Hamilton of Md. presented memorial of
Baltimore News Company, protesting against
the sale OF stamped envelopes by the govern
ment. Referred 10 Committee on Post Offices.
MIR. Nye. from Committee on Territories. re-
ported substitute for the bill TO creste the
Territory OF oklahoma.
Mr.. Buckingham, from Co mmittee on Com
merce, reported joint resolution TO amend the
Joint resolution relative To steamboats, owned in
the loyal States.
MT tenton presented joint reso iutIens OF the
legislature at New York, in favor OF such lesls-
latlon a. NAV secure a treaty from the Seneca
uloe ci ihhiahs IN New ork- tor the sale or
,helf Iahd' Referred TO committee on indian
IA sr,.,. ;..-..,,,.,, -, .,
MI Eunuhd> introduced btl 10 amend The
act establishing bureau OF emigration
ar. atlerNoh lieseh'ed h;eihorlai oi cltiHehS
vi the ,--,,... .... ...-,
DISTRICT oF CoLVAEiA,
asking 'he erection OF bridge over the EASTERN
,eieii0" " NoihtuItsee Oh 'ne o-SlilS.
Vi oiGhupia'
III. .I. pm ~ asheu ~ lho,iiiS the itsou''oh>
y, n,in ,oscei Jay 'ooAins u 'no iVr-
warning Vi SuPPILeNuo
I'm - Et.4 80 ''" 'r ra'AN'h.
- a ~ ais1 intiu'e tue ieCes>ltoIs people cl
"tlIasiy' he slalcd that lac wished 10 be AN
Ea ,I IN lhe mattel ,
WI, MI , oIetiha ho'vd an amendment 'hst Tue
IIesICeht De Ieiuestti 10 commuhIcdle 10 the
rrehcn government me proposed sympathy OF
me AineFiSah People ior me suffering entaied
uFoh ue french anu, iut'hei' Ihai the fre>i-
,'eIt NC sti " 'eu' ~ iat a coisistehl Win the
Jaw ol hauohs, TO - .-..
:. .,o -, ~, 80, e. 80 q
III inc s. Ii,. VI rePup.,e'
. : l,e' MAJ !, usn' We were pouuu - 40
M NUN i 10. rance On account "a the ancient
AZ ~ petSe 81, u .n,, = .,. .
nt. Cole u1u hot aiiioN e any sTcu eNpie-sioh
~ 'IiH al ia Vi vi oS VI lhS CV!npsldhls pn t!t
ihs, IGIlCI ol PeaCe.
,il. TOW Mou.u uhe 20 HiI . now we cou.i
thAN'h To r A'i.''h a hhfu bL'.
Nl' oT re man s"lu .heIe "efs sIedt man
wa!S. ne ih.re eAlI1s,oh % sshi'dtnN from
me hitth states Woutd nave great welsht with
lnIatmeuC Feoie IihS inc fehCu'
Dir. Williams favored the Original resolution,
because III al pealeu 10 chailty only tnd lie dep
recated Tie Introduction oil any thing that had
rohicai bearing
Mf. SHERMAN then saic he wonid oher has
anlehument a separa.e proposition Az II
was referred 10 the Committee Oh Foreign Re-
iatlons.
Dir. buckingham moved also 10 refer the res
olutisn OF Mr.. Pomeroy 10 the Committee on
Foreign Relations; which Wa, not agreed 10.
Mr.. SALISBURY moved TO -trIkr ont the pre8m-
bic; which Was agreed TO, and the resolution
was then passed
On motion OF MIR. Schurz, the President was
requested to communicate to the senate. the
correspondence OF MIR. Blow. [. ). Minister to
Brazil, On the culture or cotton in Brazil. the
ID, y an" 'ho o"i'eu ''s'e7' Tue
Mr. RiLI ADMITTED As SENATOR PROM GEORGIA.
The unfinished business, being the resolution
LOT the sunissl2n Oh Joshua hii As senator
,,,r 49, ,sai,isd ,o up anu M, saus
A. $50, -, ,r ~ M Vo .iosuea ~
-, .-iNe
r.c.iIa $50 ~, a. - - a. e .,yi,
1900 ns,,sa,S ~ , Ja ing y. INC ies"!
1te one.tion was then t.tenon tba ,,o,i,, og
A., ~ -. -. :, !. -: -, u vi tilo .nVton va
1teMstt 10 insert IN Ihe resolution me name
- 10 " o;.c,at -, ~ h'soe va '''H'A iiui'
The rr.oini;on 70 admit NJ I'm w.s thai,
ihC ~, ~ u, " ailui. MI NH was 'hei
W g. T, a rs !" 90 90 :" Va . a. ~. .,..
!,. i ~, mn oihet Gu 5oi.'L ieHoilloh
60 ,He $500 u V,iS 800, ~ pe saAeh ny
,.,, , q. WI LEE A. SENAi"R'
ne resoluton was read twice, when Mt.
$3.50, o an ''!eo'eu " ~
~, Th"rm.n saiJ nr ,Ii,rar ho, s.-,o,
SURGEON in The ConfedeTate ann. bnt was
non, coiuna'ah': me Senslt nae nv IT. acton
.,;,' iii"'''" 4'>0A' i''i" refusing " All
Mr E.mmu,is said Ia .honI, r.vsr ,,,,..
IA rarrova fba diS.IiIi,ies wba,La~sl.l.I -
Cns.',U.;o, &c y. 49, 80 "noTSt .~I vi
CohsLl' ntiobsi, % any nan 20 ehsoie 'i.@t man
tSa ,ms his .,ee,,o, ne ne va Lot
tice was corrupting and demorsiilina. '"'S r 49,
-. 80 tN0 .cl'ec ~, snead.
$500 ,,n. III re- Ii, uus ~. IL NJ ~, ma
hen sworn in ar5 NIIa rscsi.i 49,, Ill Ia
80. IL, III ' -'S' 'SO0'''' '''e" 1No.e
'o'es tn"h NH
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE .-Mr
Lawrence Ohio from the Committee On An
nron,iat;ors ra,ort.a hin w,ich sn,ssa,
- Co. .,s,.,,'',,n,, -, -. -.o'.
Pfo'lulhg ior uastriputioh vi surplus docu-
ments by the Secretary Of the Interior among
Senators and Representatives
On motion OF Mr: Poland, lNt',l the House
bill in relation TO the forms of enactnents,
with Senate amendments, was taken from the
table, n0n-concurred i'll, and a committee OF
conference ordered.
Mr. Sargent (Cai introduced a bill tor the
relief Of presumption settlers in California.
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands.