New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-10


De finished within the prescribed time
At 2:55 D. m senate vent into Executive session.
and SOU after adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Under the call OF States bills were intro
duced and referred, as follows;
MsCrLLAyEoUsfBnLs.
BY Mr.. LYNCH rep. Me.)-For Hfe-saving stations on
The coasts OF Maine and New-Hampshre also proposing
an Amendment 90 the Constitution the United states.
BY Mr.. HTBBARD Dem, Y. u Proposing an amend
uBiform time FOR holding STATE elections
BY Mr. WILLARD rep, YLl-Resoufions OF the Yer
che abolition OF the FranEng Privilege.
By Mr. BANKS LIB. Rep, Mass.)-TO fix the Presi-
dents salary $4,000 year after tho Attn OF March,
1873. Also. proposing amendment 70 the Constitution
nroviirg mat the President shall hold office Tor six
years and De ineligible Tor reflections that the Wee
President shan hold office for years, and that the
By the anne day that the election Tor Rep
resentaUves 20 Congress takes place.
By Ar. KELLOGG REP, Conn)-For continuing the
improvements IN the HOus8t0ulc River al New Haven
and q harb0rs OF Norwalk ana Bridgeport, Conn.
BY Mr.. BUTLER REP, MAss-Io remit duties on GER
tain goods destroyed by the great fire In Boston also
10 refund the amount Of dutes pad oy
importing merchants undef the OF OcIOoer
3d. 1872 merchaAdse actually ahoat on French YES
from other than French ports at the date OF the
BY Hr. HoAR Rep., Mass)-TO provide for the safety
By Mr.. A5IEs G.ep Mass.l-To reduce the existing
taxes .,, -, -
Canizauon OF national banks without circuauon also,
to repeal the usury section o. the Natonal Currency
By Mr. NEGLEY -sep. PeunJ-TO complete the
James River ead AsSi%n1 % mai p,- r., a,,srd thu
By Sir KELLEY CRep Penn)-For the collection Of
The statistics OF TRACE between the several states and
Territories OF the United States exhibiting separately
the amount and kind OF freight transported over ra
roads canals lakes ana rivers; also by cOastwlse
dstn pushing IN the trade the amount carried in
SAILING vessels from thai IN steamships aAu a9o u4S'I
gushing IRON from wooden vessels
By M DUKE Dem, va.)-TO repeal the tax on spirits
By M sYPHER Giep., La.l-For ship canal near
Ry M GRRFIELD czep, Ohio)-ro facilitate the
conduit IT law business arising Ia the Executive De-
nv E.r' sHELLABARGER Caep ohio)-To amend
the act 10 facilitate postal and teesrapc c0mmunlca-
Nv NJ. MORGAN Dem, Ohiol-TO secure justice TO
the Wua-growers OF the United states.
By bar. BECK Dem, Ky.)-Io repeal the act imposing
'D BT Nr- Parker CRep., MO)-Establshlng indian
Pv Er LOWE rep. Kansas)-For the relief OF settlers
on the Cherokee neutral lands in Kansas
By Mr.. CHAFFEE Rep, C0L.l-PermitJlng the cTcu-
laiiony national DanKs 80 an amount equal TO me
oI nv NJ CIAGETr Gep Montana)-To promote edu-
cation the Territories also TO secure more eInclent
and honest administration OF lolh anas also IOf Tue
remova ObsJrucUons 10 navigation In the Upper Nils
Nv 80 CHAPMAN rep. D. Cl-In relation TO the
Dubi caools OF the District or Columbia, and 10 amend
fbe Law IA relation 20 oOlOred schools
BY .g. BURCHARD rep. IH.)-Limiung the time
nich MINDS received on subscription 10 national
loans shah be permitted TO remain on deposit Win
natOuai banking associations ana dsposltorles IT. d,
nv Mr ROLEs Dem, ATk.l-AuthOrlZing a railroad
bride cross the Arkansas River, At Van Buren,, Ark
BY fir. BLAIR CAn. Rep, lch.l-E4tenGIhS 1or Iouf
year ne Southern Claims Commission
BY i.r FOSTER lRep. Mich.)-Io change the time for
holdIns United states CIe1s au" OiSI+e' N0i ~ VIC
BY NJ. HERNDON Dem Tex.)-Por the relief OF the
Alaba,na CoOshatta and NJ skOgee Indians IN Texas
By Eir. SHOEMAKER (kep., Penn.l-IO amend the
b. slr. CRITcEER Dem. val--To repeal the Bank
ruptcy act - -, ~ ~, r. o,.tto r-ai,-,s
10 become United states citizens. 49,
BY Mr. YOUNG (Dcm., Gallo remove an p0nucaI
disabilities. ais, for the relief tue Catholic CAuEch
BV NJ, Price Dem, Ga.)--To establish National
School or Mines IL the Agrcutural College at Danoneg
By Mr.. HALE Rep. Me,-FOr. lite-savinS stations on
BY Nj HIBBAgD Dem, n, Rl-TO repeal the stamp
By NJ ORR IIiep, T,rs,-ro extend the time FOR
constructing The rasroad irOn haeSregf 70 'Ae "es'
b. MTyCoTI.yE lfep., Iowal-TO establish port OF
Rv 20 r0IiG9t2N Isep, Cal)--To amend the act
al n 1852 as " survey ana sale OF puDhc lands
Also proposing amendments 70 the Constitosio' pfoni
ting lie disposal Of the Bd0he lands except " Setus
nv ar. DUNNELL CRep.. Mnn.,To repeal the act o.
June A. 1872 regulating inc constr OF o[iu N
EGlWantee ara 70. Paul Railroad Company 10 build
bridge Mississippi River ~ North La Crosse
By Mr. SLATER Dem. 0regonj--For the sale Of tim
ber lands ~ 5tsiers upon ana owners 0f mtimDeTec
BY MI GALLEGos Dem, Eew-Mexicol-FOr the con
s'TAe0h u = ltaTJ tOS,' ~ 80, a., -.
The tth Of jay ls7O as 10 The repeal Of legacy
succession
b. Mr. LYNCH CRep., Me- -Proposing an amendment
= Jne Consultation 70 provide Tor the election O
President and tacsRfesden by the direct vote VI TIE
people Hiti0us she intervention OF electors.
By n IOIftk Dem, \. Y.l-kOr Tie repeal Of the
test OaLsI.
BY DIR. KERR Dem, Ind)-To regulate the seizure
toms revenue ca8os.
by MI BANKS IAb. Rep, Mass.l-Creating com
mlsaioh 10 aoJidSe the cOmpens3tlOn Of the several
ciainl9nte Tor ofru8ges FOR depredations by Rebel
cfuseis ~ ~ deeaarged cot Of the Indemnity fund
HHA o4 n re tribunal Of Arbitration at Geneva 10 De
pad " Citat Britain 10 the United states.
TBE sUFFLE1ESgA. CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
AT tie coucuhon the call Of States the bill intro
dueed .4t the last session by Mr. Frye Rep Mel Tor
Mr Hooper Qzep., nass known as the Supplemental
Civil Rights bin up and occupied the remainder OF
Lbs morning hour The House refused 70 Lag the bill on
table and % referred " Cle Committed on the
Revision ~ the Laws.
Mr.. DAWES Rep Mass introduced a resolution for
adiOuEnluent tho Christmas hUhdays which va
amended aud adopted % make the recess extend
from Friday Dec. ~, 1914 u Monday, Jan G. 1913.
HgLIEF FOR TIKI BOSTON FmEMKS
Mr. HOOPER (I2ep., MassJ introduced, and asked TO
have put upon passage, bin recng that at the late
great nns IN the SHE Of tie su0Treasry con
tanning si30oO80 Of public property saved from de-
stFuCtou ~ tie T0Is gf thc 6remen ana ap.
k-.gCJJ 10 uFemgL'B lIuA.