The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-06

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WASHINGTON. Nav 81
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S1A.s. Au1o0S:eo iong series OF
ISo..uoE, Recommending aroitfatlon as .
suo'<no'e ~. war !" oe'erminirg differences
oe.een Isu1.
Sli; Nnsnolei Dosea To proceed to the
consiIet.'Ion Vi 'ne conference report on the
"eamooat OIL; ana said ne nad received
gtea' many 'sieerams from oinerent parts OF
ine country urging immediate acticn on tie
DILL:
MI. Conkhng opposed eoncurrIg IN the
report
Al the expiration Of the morning hour,
under the head oil unfinished business the
sundry civil appropriation bill came up.
Mr.. Chandler moved to lay II on the table
for the purpose OF proceeding with the
steamboat bill. Lost; ayes 70, nays -
Mr.. sumner then moved that the appro.
pria,ion bill be indefinitely postponed. and
announced that on this motion he intended
to make = speech in vindicaGon Of himself,
the Senate not having consented to give him
a hearing on 4 more convenient occasion, he
vas Obliged to take advantage Of this oPPor-
tunity.
Mr.. Conkling called Mr.. Summers siten-
ton to the fact that Mr. Hamlin, Chairman
of the Committee on French Arms Sales. had
been called away BY family stfiiction and
that Mr.. Carpenter, also member OF the
Committee, was not in his seat.
Mr.. sumner said he had heard Of Mr..
Hamlin's affection and regretted il. lie OBJ
served, however, that Carpenter, tine author
Of the French arms report, was in his seat,
and, therefore he would proceed
Mr.. Sumner proceeded to deliver
lengthy speech, severely attacking the ad-
m'nistration and President Grant.
Adjourned
House
y" motion OF Butler OF Mass, resolu-
.ion was adopted to consider the means for
the increase oil and better accommodation
Tor members IN the House Of Representatives
and for the pay OF witnesses before the COM
m'itees. The pay vas h1ed at four dollars,
and the mileage at i've cents
MI. Dawes moved 10 take up the taIln and
TAX Dali wnlch was received rom the Senate
Messrs. rAinsworn, Mayhaiu anu Bur-
chard objected, unless II was understood that
the senate amenoment was 10 De considered
~ NE mouse, ins'eao oi oeihg sent 10 the
Conference Nom%iues.
Mr.. Dawes declines 10 do 40. and moved
n"h-concuffence I'D 'ne amenaments' out de,
ietreo 'ne mouon until the Dill was received
i'o" 'ne PRIMER
mo,ion ~ go 10 We business ON ,he
speaker 's"'e, eAesP. 'ne pon'ic'i oiis'
vas ,f}ee'eo-yess' io-i nays ~-ho' '"o-
thiras.
Inc AmiuAu's 'o'es we're gwen oy Lem
ocia.s ana moderate hepuohcahs- Inc
nTi: 'o.ys W ,ne more P'onouneeu ne,
Pu ,, WIN oes'ie action Oh Poii'ieai
oi,s.
MI. rsIhsSo,,h iuaae CONFERENCE re-
Port on ue Dali revising anu e0diiyihg 'h1
fosao"ee Avs .hich was agreed 10.
me Dill granting hlgnt OF way 10 ha!i-
i ie COMPANY rom ~. MAYS river I" hey
"esl, rba., Passtu.
Inc Liouse PIocse"su 10 'he business on
.wo-'h'rds vote, ahd dispo-ed theIeoi, as
ioilo"s:
senate amendments 10 the DILL Tor more
enee.i'e Quarantine Oh 'he Ho'''herh ana
"nii coast was agreed 70.
several senate amehdments 10 indian anu
private Oils were sgleeu 70.
senate o'ii 10 'acinta'e ue execution anu
10 protect certain Pnoiic WORKS oil improve
"ent was Ier'rreu.
oe"ae on leiau'e 70 tne sns'y anu ciear-
ance Vi Fisy ooas anu oondeu CARS passihs
from one STATE 10 announcer 'hroogh con'isn-
Gus foreign .grrl'oiy, was PaSsee; :.
senate Dill a",norizing MAI steamship
service between New Ciieans anu Mexico
was Iea On uhe speaker table.
mefchandise IN bend, was referred.
senate Dill 10 pay So,Wo 10 the widow OF
Conmahuer Wood Ior MS invention III
havai gun carriages, was passed.
Ahe business on the speaker taoie was
mere interrupted ny MI dawes, VINO moved
10 tase up ire senate amendments 10 the
la,'n ana lax Dill ana 10 snspeh" 'he rules
ana noh-cohcur IN al Inc senate amend,
meh's eAeep, a. 10 The rates ON spirits and
,ooasc9' ana Inc provisions relative l"
po ~, "aIehousss-
sary twothirds vo,e
The question was then t,ken ON the en-
ale amendments fixing the tax ON spirit. at
30 cents, as equivalent for all other taxes,
on which Mr.. Dawes moved a concurrence
in the amendment. which WIS concurred in
wi,hou, the ayes and NAYS.
The question was next on Senate amend
.ne,i, increasing inc TAX Oh "'ae'o 'ion' -
A. IT, -, pI: ,h ,,I.
100, N, W.-na.S nlor.a - am.nd a.. San.
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ence was ordered.
Inc House then resumed consideration oil
business on the speaker .aoie.
senate Dill g!an'Ine 'ne Iisn. u way
tnioueh 'ne PUBIC CONAN 10 tue b'n'er "
rio Srande f'aiiroad COMPANY was passed.
h"ioufheo.
! O0scsml Information
WASHINGTON Nav 9J-Secretary Fish
TODAY. received Official information from
London relative 10 the supplemental treaty
and made il known to the President. Cor
respondence is in progress between the two
Governments. The British Ministry are
acting with caution in the premise.
Watching ter she Cs"sie's.
WAsHINGTON. May 2s.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury to-day, by direction Of the
President sent an order to the Collector Of
Customs nj New Orleans, to watch for vss-
sells having on board certain brigand1, part
of band which was engaged IN the murder
Of the English nobieman and others, Who
we're rQOPloyp al on the CnnNItIul that IlfV