The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23

HOUSE OF REPRE3ENrATtVES
wAsursaros. Jan. q. lS7a
BILLs INrRoDuosD.
The following bills referred Appro
BY Mr. BUTLER. (rep) OF Msss-To promote aud sustain
American fisheries.
Bv Mr. sARGKNT OF CaI.-To suppress polygamy and "a
enable people Of Utah form constitution and STATE
government
By Mr. sLoouM, (dem, OF N Y.-For the resumption Of
payments and the reduction Of the national debt
Tho following bulls were also introduced and roerrsd
as o.
telegraph Company; authorize the
81 ' ss sss &c.
70 regulate 20
goveinpsn, building q syracuss: amend Bankrupt
liz 81 :;
sTstraSn il relation the REMOVAL q
S,aSitic; 4c to sssaish navy yard at Baton ton
s.sRf
CO % *. aGa 5SE s
and military posts IN Texas Ipeans Of land TO rail-
lands e actual settlers. dulles
to The
s se Sy the Pasas sna Wee inS ss
as, the ss
appoint special commissioners to take tesmonyi for bet
cea,n Tor expenses incurred in the defence Of he
uned States appropratns $s0uOo Tor the completion o
INFORMATION OF snrrDunDrsa MATERIAL.
f % Sa 'I Is By Mr.
Sa al
;, HAZE lrepy or Me- sstsa oI,,ay the importance Of
ins % s yno he Of
ps:SSs Why Hal.
Mr. said he had been orbearng the occupation OF
Mr.. Cox suggest ed amendment allowing the purchas,
Mr. DAVIS, trsp.J Of Mass Charna Of the Committee
said a Sonsrencs The Of and
q Sos se tho S WhS the
important Of all the bills that would be before the present
| the proper committed
Mr. BANKS, (rep) of Mass also sustained the motion Of
further discussion til: bill referred TO the Com
TM ~ n se Of
debt resolution declaring the Secretary Of th:
July j. s70 Increased the bonded debt
the report was ordered 10 be printed to DO called up
Mr. KEHs tdem) Of Ind representing the views of the
minority Of The committee SAID that minority report would
probably DC pfesen''d nouSry Anna
bin introduced last Monday Holman extending
AMENDED by extending the time to the SOth Of E1S,
Mr.. POTTER introduced oi establishing the tax on al!
sixteen cents per pound and ASKED to have put upon la
Dawes objec.ea and the bill referred to the Com
Of to- 70 sas
%T FSST. vs S Scsrsa resolution, s ,a.'.sss,n:
of he 81 a II IAN sna o 9 aon
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Mr. FAENswoRTM offered resolution .insruetine the
aeo1s Of the memora Of the
n n Sc ps Of the a
memorial to the Clerks desk and had read and then
TIE sas aa' q 1 81 has
s the last s Ss sna Gn Of I'll: s Y.c1 ~
had heard Of before, ana which It's sub
:cron terms to DO ono cent year. payable at the end of
M IoAn Gep3 Of Mass. remarked that the present
having parted with the jarsdicton over it. S''''
(: :si'isS ssS re-
he % s o ar
and e1traoI binary that they should DO Investigated by tho
WOOD q also sspTss.sd his shs:
I Ms rs Ss
DAVIS Joined the two YORK member. expires.
s
he saw the head Of thief whether in bis own
probing NJ sores Of hi: own party the oGad0u oi
public he party 70 have the crsd, fi
but If was asrepre.sned in the petition. going from bad
made and the GUILTY persons held up to reprobaon
ox also supSortsl the rssoo% lie said h. had no.
voted earicatue Of government Existing
to tic
the b aSonsh many Il liz
democratic friends had thought that giving the
AZ aS S on Sns ss
n mr. sTAaxWkATHra, iep, or Conn, chairman OF the
held that his committee was quite competent and willing to
Mr.. FARNswonrH remarked that himself and the nett,
toners werc quite satisfied to have the matter referred to
Mr. CnIPAN. Delegate from the District deprecated any
s sa ,ns
partial Investigation.
. SEw YORK QUARANTINE
NJ NEaLKY oGerek resolution directing the Committee
Iations Of New YORK, and also into the revvfng
o
Reter n to the Commiss on Commerce
40 sddons Land MIDI pa creating
rule.
IND Si &
s.cy and q. Wee
political er:eSs Johnson % and iss O,Hs1
$3.50 TnR CONSULATE REPORTS.
Tue airoad !" and
supervise the United STATES aso FOR nformaon
sus abroad with statements OF Consular fees &C. Referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. BuFFInToN (rep) Of Mass, offered a resolution
calling for Information TO the lights and buoys Province
town Harbor, Mass Adopted.
Mr. Wallace, (repI Of 6. c. introduced bill to remove
the political disabilities of some half dozen persons In
South Carolina. Passed..
is p b SsTss aSsnds 1 %
qure into the feasibility Of pnttng the seats of members
the OF the Hall IN closer proximity
those the outer tiers chance Of getting
the Speakers chair. Ad lpted,
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
MT GARFIELD, (rep.) Of Ohio from the Committee on Ap-
preparations, reported bill approprianc $4,000 deray
me expenses OF the Embassy from Japan and asked that
MI. MCNEFLEY, (dem.) OF ILL.,, objected.
Mr. Carl IELD moved to suspend the rules and pass the
bill He be. explanation OF the matter and referred
TO precedenls for the bin,
Mr. KERR Inquired whether had been understood by the
Japanese authon,ies that United States authorities
woMa pay the expenses OF the Embassy.
Mt; BANKS reDhed that there such understanding
ne EMBASSY was one Of the highest characters It's object
"a W MIKE inquiries and to Instruction In reference