The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-21

WuOle. DlT. WHEELER III lnC CualF, OF
the civil service appropriation bill, whict
, appropriates $l7,6ll ,G73. Having pro
, gressed rs lar us tenth page Of the bill
the Committee rose and the House took 9
, recess till halfpast seven. The evening
session will be for the business Of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
, EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. BANKS, Chairman of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported bill authoriz'
ing the President TO appoint one or more
Commissioners on the part OF the United
: States to the International Exposition oI
Agriculture, Industry and Fine Arts, al
Vienna In 1873. Passed. Also n bill 10
provide for the appointment Of Secretary
of Legation Mt Japan, with SALARY Of
$500, of two American student interprc.
tcrs, who ut the same time they receive
their appointment Rhall not be over II
years Of age, and who shall receive the
first year $500; the second, $1,000; the
third, 1,400, and the fourth year, $500,
and who shall be required 10 serve for
three years after their graduation. Inter.
prefers urc to be hereafter selected from
such student interpreters, and 10 receive
$4,000 year.
After speeches by Mr.. HOLMAN in op.
position, and by McSsrs. BANKS and Mn.
LAC in advocacy, tho bill was passed.
Also q bill providing for the payment to
the Japanese government from the indem.
nifty fund, OF the sum due for the rent OF
lands and buildings occupied by the dip.
lomatic Consular representatives of the
United States in Japan, After discussion
the,bill passed. -. .
Mr.. PACKARD, Of Indiana, from the
same committee, reported bill for the
appointment Of Consul at Santarem,
Brazil Passed.
Mr.. L. MYERS, from thO,Samc commit.
tee, reported French spoilation bill
After the discussion it was postponed
till December.
Mr. WooD reported a bill relating to
the telegrGphic communication between
the United States and Foreign countries.
1t fixes the conditions, stipulations and
reservations under which the lines or
cables may. be established 10 other Coun.
tries. The bill was explained by WooD
and BANKS and passed.
Mr. CONGER addressed the House in
favor OF the LoOmis aerial telegraph bill,
Incorporating the company with capital
OF $4,000 10 develop the principles and
powers oil natural electricity.
Mr.. BINGHAM spoke on the same side,
and Mr.. WILLARD ContendGd that Con.
grcss had no right to pass bills OF inCOr-
pOraliOn without action.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Mr.. EDMCNDs called up the supplement.
tai Npportionmcnt bill giving one addi.
tional representative to each of the fol.
lowing States: New Haven, Vermont,
New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ten.
ncSSce, Louisiana, Alabama and Florida.
Mr.. CONHLTSG said he thought the bill
ought not TO pass, and suggested that it be
laid over until the Senators could exam.
inc it carefully.
Mr.. EDMUNDs consented and the bill
went over.
Mr.. FRELINGHUYsES called up the bill
for the prevention Of cruelty to animals.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
the bill went over and the Senate resumed
the consideration Of the haJcdScorJhsS sus.
pension bill. The VICE PRESIDENT di.
rcCtCd the Clerk to read the order made
by the Senate on Friday, that this bill
should be takcuGp nj II NJ to-day und con.
sidCrcd 10 the exclusion Of all other busi.
ness until disposed ol.
Mr.. TRCMBULL said this order was
introduced into the Senate on an arbitrary
rule, in violation o: its traditions and It's
history, and he moved to reconsider the
vote by which the order wns made.
Mr.. SCoTT moved to lay the motion to
reconsider on the table Agreed to.
Mr.. lIAMLIN offered the following and
moved TO rcicr it the Committee on ElcC.
tions and Privileges;
| WHEREAS, There has been published in
the Boston DiRy -idrertiScr u card in the
following words:
WASHINGTON, d. C., May II.
E2H5r Boston Uaiy Advertiser:
SR-As you have published Senator
CoSKILSG's slanderOus attack on the As.
sociatcd Press and some Of its employees
please give me space TO say that all his
statements relating to int, except the state
ment that ! sit in the gallery, arc absolu.
tclv false, Respectfully,
Signed A. DEvISE,
RPDyhr [. 5. Senate j1r iSI'd Press.
And, WHEREAS said Dcvinc has held
AMI now holds his place in the Senate
gallery ~ II reporter for the Associated
Press by favor Of the Senate, and said
Devinc having hy the publication UI said
card forfeited all claims to the future
courtesy Of the senate; therefore
Hcso'mi That said y. Drvinc hr and
he is hereby expelled from the Senate
gallery
Mr. SrEAGuE objected to the present
consideration 0l the resolution, and ii
went over Mr.. SPHAGUE said he had re.
CcivCd communications setting forth
serious objections 10 the steamboat bill
passed by the Senate last week, and he
moved therefore to reconsider the vote
on it,
The VICE PRESIDENT ruled that tho
motion was out nj order, the House having
already aCtcd on the hill, but said it would
be in order 10 send message to the
House asking il to rCCcdC from its action
on the bill. The Senate then resumed
the consideration Of the hlbcuS corpus sus.
pension bill
Mr.. BLAIR addressed the Senate in Op.
position tu the hll
BricI remarks on the other side were
mNdc by Mcssrs, SAWYER, SCorr, CLAY.
TON aud SPENCER
Mr.. CAMEW0N, Chairman OF the Com.
mittce on Foreign Relations, gave notice
that he would nsK the executive session
Nt noon on Wednesday permission to in.
troducc bill authorizing the adoption Of
the system Of general regulations for the
; army.
The consideration Of the habcGS corpus
. hill was resumed, MCssrs, Osborn,
= ALCuUH and AMEs taking part In the
discussion. The mNn feature Oi which,
was the ColloQuy between tho Mississippi
Senators. Mr. ALCOWN charging Mr.
AMEs with not really being resident oI
, TINT StnIr mud with nqunilinp iIa nnnnIn nI