New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
uorsr OF REpREsENTATIvEs.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| Under the call of States, bills were intro
! duced and referred as follows: ,
Mr HALE (er fixing number Of naval officers Of cen
M SMITH admit pine timber and IT P%so5 & free claim.
against the Government may presented pd prosecuted
MI BURLINGTON ep Conn Fof the building Of 'eo 'oOp'o
Mr sTAREwEATHER CRep, COnn)-For the improvement Of
SGIvan h.[iS5 CoDne1te1t M Of o,,s,,o, 4,
'S % V%1 nx ~ % n to the sale Of United States bonde
Nj DUBLL rep, N lllO repeal the stamp i On Sts pre-
Nf MYERS 1isp enn)-Anendins The Bankrupt
Mr. HALDEMAS eP, Pennl-for public building 4" Harrisburg
Nj MCINTYRE en Ga ITO revive an set Of 1884, granting land
Mt HAYDLBY Dtm Ala ITO repeal the duties spirits distilled
1m fruit also 70 regulate BIDS foi maj ssI'ce M m D4co,u,
M HARRIS p M.~)-For beepewa Of ud grant the Gulf
'' Nv SHsLDoN Rp Ls@FOr awning equppnc the whole
NJ STEVENSON (Rcp ohO-For faOdug to drlers tbs
G GARFIELD (Rs ohTo extend th, Jurisdiction o. ,hs Light
M BECK Dem KyTo slow half Of the Customs duties to he
Mr. READ Dem ET ITO repeal The idute printers type and
Mr. GoLIADAY eO, TsanTO equIi'e the distribution Of pub
MR. v%rGHXX Den Tenn For redemption Of lands bOusb by
| the CiovernneB, on direct tai sales.
Mr. VOORHEES, CDeu Ind lPsdng printing type and material
Mr. cosURx ep IndrO amend the oct for the Protection Of
Mf PARKER itcp MOTO allow and hold Offices
Mr. sTkvESsoN CRep ohcro utilize the buried timber on the
cQSGER s Mic hTo I-,a0 complete %g the survey Of Fort '6o
MI SUTHERLAND en eh)-FOr the sale Of an island IL S'g
tween he States and Declaring mercO.Ddi'e free from state
Mr. oRR dep lowAlcranns right Of way he DaOt.
SSf9S Nt HoTGHToS Rs For the Francisco
hsroor also m shorthand reporter for the United States Courts
:.$: % :. Of & s. s.SV.. .ss ss .Ssa c
& sARGKST ep, o,rO granting land ates in
% S.a.ss s TsS, Of ~'y through the
PsGe hfd RsssSS f em U' nascPof tSs Of rev
Tqc q H. Rorhsn portion q Pa0j. 1S ., IN Monu.
" BIRD CDem Jl-pOr survey Of the emanuel opposite
Nj WGiTrhoESE be Tenn the ,c1sTt9i Of he S.;
bo,; ths withdrawal OF all the fractional currency and iOr
Nh H1Isyi Rep, y. ITO make jersey CITY pcr' Of entry
.. S S1hnS 20 aa % Se var s the Seminole INDIAN. in Florida
Mi GEfz Dem PENN presented the remoIstra1ce Of
| and Reading Railroad Company, at Reading, Penn,
against alteration OF the existing laru laws aoan9
abOsbing the duties On iron and the manufactures
J PROPOSED PURCHASE OF INDEPENDENCE HALL
Mr. KELLOGG rep, Comm asked leave TO offer a re-
solution instructg the Committee Public Buildings
fproeUfng for the United states the title to ndeped
Hal ana Square in PHILADELPHIA He presented also
iDendHg that proceeding The resolution was adopted
REMOVING DISABILITIES.
Mr.. SPEER Dem, GaJ introduced "A hll Tor the re-
of political disabilities from some half dozen
citizens Of Georgia. The biz was amended by adding
like bill INTRODUCED by Mr. sARG ENT d2ep, CALI for
the removal Of the disabilities OF one person III Nevada,
CUBAN BELrLGEREScY.
Nj VOORHEES, Dem. Indl introduced bill for the
recognition of state between Spain and the Be
public Of Cuba and DECLARING both parties 10 the con
by international law including me right to carry
United states. lie moved to suspend the rules and pass
the bill w m, ,,, sra-o.,,, g., .,o,oo 90
! the Committee Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. cox Dem. n. VI hoped it would not he so re-
4 hAn hgf sin
| liar hill introduced by himself.
| Mr. BANKS said he had not addressed the gentleman
Mr.. VooRHEEs. without disrespect to the Committee
on Folegn Affairs preferred to have an Immediate vote
MI BANKS said thai the Committee on Foreign Affairs
frcn Indiana NH VoorhcesJ must be aware that the
could for the bill without discussion,
MFR. cox objected 10 debate.
! MI BROOKS Dem, n. " said he would vote for the
bi bur could not commit himself to all its phraseoogy
nbout international law He wished to make that reser
Mr. BANKS objected 10 any reservation The bill must
be tasen as Whole to,o oO,i, no,,,oon l.,
| Mf. sHELLABARGER (Rep.. Ohio wished to have
the measure but the Speaker ruled that under
ton 10 pend the rules II must be voted whole
The vote taken and decided in the negative. Yeas
49, Nays 100. The bill was then referred to the Com
| Mr.. BROOKS Dem, n. " wished to send with 1t
resolution declaring that in the interests OF civilization
people OF the United states demanded pac6caton
| among the people of Cuba and Ne Xico
| Mr.. VOORHEES, objected, saying he did not under
| stand what II meant
TIE DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILLs
Mr. SWAMI Dem. Md from the Committee
Appropriations, reported the annual Diplomatic and
Consular Appropriation bull, which made the special
order for Thursday next The bill appropriaes s2l7959
! SENECA SAND STONE AGAIN.
Mr. GETz Dem, PENN asked leave TO offer resolu-
ton for Investigation into the authority by which
neueca had been used in the foundation Ofhe
new State Department building contrary 10 the order OF
| tne JOINT Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds
| Sr' S' NGGLY NNGGLEY lRep. PENN objected.
! Mr.: VOORHEES, Uem. Ind) here withdrew his 0bjec-
ZION 10 tue resolution offered by Mr. Brooks Of New York.
saying mat he had understood the word pachcation"
70 ma aaEg s,2snt pesn read as cssstcation
MI; bDhDETT Rep., Mo- offered a resolution instruct
ing tne Conttee on Manufactures inquire whether
maioras Tor steamship building can supplied by the
Sutes and as to tho difference In prices between
| domestic and foreign materials.
/ -. JhE FINAL ADJOURSurgT
MI DAWES (Rep Mass) called mn The Senate copeur
Ernt resolution Tor nnal adjournment On the 10th of
nsy nc wanted an the will of the Houpe
on on Tue run so tnat should be understood good
but ALEC as ~ the time Of is introduction Hs dea
however was that Congress could well adio on ,be
sth OF May ns on the 29tb OF July provided s time
\ fixed long enough in advance. ''' "n'e ~"' |
Mr.. FARN6WORTH Rep., Ill wished IN. .. so,.to |
referred 10 one OF The leading Committees of The W"ne
1.-The Committee on Appropriations or the Comni,,an
Ways aud NeaUs The Senate, he said had MOI ,n, @
passed 5ugie pubic BILL vet had passed n,s 80 yoe
way tO that demand. Amnesty must be pOstponed ar
the revision Of tho Tdr1r aud Internal Revenue aws
must DE- pDsipOncd. There use ia blinking M
te matter II appeared 10 him plain az day hmt the
Iar1h at This scslj EO revision OF a1 alton It meant
'I1t ihe House should do the bidding Of certain gen
IFjet-p:ns sOinf Appropriation HilH-s0 that tLey
tht ther departments let nenIterr NO home
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