The New York herald., 1872-12-17
LAND FOR AcRIcuI TURAl COLLEGES.
The Louisiana Middle in the HouM--.The
Majority Sustaining the President.
A SNUB FOR SUMNER.
Il Is Declared Inexpedient to Remove
the Names Of BATTLES from
Army Eanners


MksatNuroS. ~. g. Dee ~. leI1
NJ MoErss rep.l a lat. a. Chairman OF the Com /
riree on Privileges ana Ecetoas sai that owing 10
ne dlrcuiy u gctung The members of the committee
cgethcr durng the last recess the examination which
he committee Instructed D. make Of the charges
against senator cadwel % Kansas had not been made
Mr. RmEMsAs rspA a. ohe. from the Committee on
Finance, reported win anentments the Hoae bil au
lhorixng the eSchauge ef
usslsrrnfn heSps Fon corros aosps.
A AMENDED the tia sntharses the secretary Of the
Treasury Issue coupon bonds IN exchange for regis
tered h0nds other rcsee ot he sane class and de-
iapton provided the expen % their Issue he paid ny
Inc owner thereof ani unier such regulations the
Secretary q he Treasury shall prescribe.
Mr. sHrRaas also reported from the Finance Commit
tee the House bin revising the mint aud coinage laws,
With amendments, among which Is providing Tor a
radc silver dollar Of the weight o to grains Troy, sl
yer hall dollar weighing twelve and hall granmes and
q quarter dollar and q dime respectively ono-hsn snd
onenh the weight 81 The any cent coin. ali q these IA
coins 20 b. legal tender At their nominal vaiae
or any amount exceeding four dollars In any one
payment
Mr. cARrssrEs rer) Of Wis, introduced a bsu 70 rsga
late the manner oi taking
Pvstic rsv
and gave notice that early day aftcr the holiday
recess he would address the senate upon a.
The bin provides that a all cases IA which congress
Es ssen
3 or oSf ans
shall hereafter appropriate money tor the purchase q
aa sas ss'a,s sS SE 'a S s eereas q
e Be to select ct % ,hs !s%s ana cause 70 Ss surveyed
sa M a. ..%a. plot Or yaa ase sna % to
soas shall ss lspsrssS . ,ss fIssdepI ,is iss
sSs :s, "
a. sua @ s a Gr Tsn pse ai as s sn b s
snnS BE = sppsd p g 7 ne wSe s @ % S any
r other Incapable q eonlerrng ttls eelYns
70 s s'
os hs cSa SH 81 q he he % e he ps S
which the shall te situated with the view Of OBJ
sgns o1sh a SsP 5 BY legal PROCEEDINGS tn the manner set
" S @ hs
niormaton he may hays IN regard 70 The damase Gone
and the plans for rePair&ng & them and hs cost q,
the appointment 9f committee Of nve TO consider the
s'''''0u cMxArsa n rRsssroRrarros ynos rur wrsr
to the Atlantic seaboard lie modified the resolution 50
Mt HAaILroN, Ciem.) Of Nd, called Tor the yeas and
Mr.. rRRIIScHuYsES repl OF n. j. moved TO refer the
question, to the Committee on Commerce, which, ne
referred to the comnit,Ss Commerce because
mo 70 go, sCnss he 81 a ~
federal government to construct internal mfrovements
question Which haa diseSsssd
M ts as os ssa Anu any new
the oh ec was 70 get report on The lacts connected with
Would we a%saiHo suppor, Ss@ Ss re rss9iaaa % a'p.'
Alter further discussion the resolution agreed
yeas So Messrs. Cole, Vickers and Hamilton Of
M CassrRlv, dem} q Cal, introduced bin granting
sran rights ors PGGe III Pa lands e sssnca Cal Re-
Mr. cR4cIs gave notice that he would call up .omor,
Naval Anairs to provide FOR the construction Of ten
On motion Of Mr. STEWART, trep) Of New, resolutions
adopted the Committee on The Judiciary
rates q fare and on railroads between the
20 between the states and 70
INQUIRE as to the power Of Congress to aGhoIze the con-
through two or more States, and 10 report BY blu Or
Bills were introduced by Mr.. PoxEnoY. of Kan.
the @
extend he tine io settlers 70 make proof and
Cherokee neutral lands Referred to the Com
oEtss Of Gnena Ohio 'h' 'e'' Ae'
~ oAAA0s sfR 9assaH Si fs sroli4os sa1isS plL
70 say anything new on a subject which has been
pressed the a q Congress or seveny
reports have exhausted the facts and The
s'5s s sS sSe sp I'd sShn @ Sa. N
ssssssa 4sm s
Ills report April the Frencn spoliatons, that
ground which has been often travelled But the
ofshe MAIN points It's in this case and 70 this duty sha
declared The republic they ioand hemse ives called on to
ton Of Kings determined 10 punish The regicdes and re-
store The fallen dyna;,y And 70 fully and honesty con
be describe the character Of the war waged
We are conroatea 81 With ac 50 horrible and
that nothing but official documents viii justify any one
The failure Of her harvests had brought France the
AGAINST her furnishing Regbs and her eHy 9Spe for food
her enemies determned 70 'cU ct or and the s6ecS
policy announced that France % be starved into
loaded with provisions destined to France and This too
.os II e q wG Gfes Of s e Eve o
% shs 9, e nM q Mhe End as and e
state q neutrality and peace with France and while
e@a at peae was ana N psrm Ss c
to Rs ese c a hsm Inc S ~
sry We're compelled 70 take refuge under an act oi IN
was dssspatchsa ,spa the Atlantis a. under Admiral o who
according e stpuletons with His Majesty the kns
Who persist in their rebellion irSm RECEIVING any sup.
Employed against @ Re "a e not sy SSss t.
he ws o war %D as
these are taken M against millions
a M laws a. 20 and aks ae s s a sr h own ::
fn''s Gnss: 10
Ss G siIair: We have made rspTes.hia,icas.
mands have NOT been satisfactorily we have
hsrsore declared to them that we cannot see win
and eGs vel order ss a ySa T al gay Zee ns
may meet with and send back 10 their ports all
neutral vessels bound to France
PRUSSIA ADOPTED SANE poLfcY,
as shown by the third article OF the treaty with England
signed July a. 1893 as follows
AnIIcEl s-The high parties having taken
me resolution TO shut all their Iors against French
ships, ana not u permit the expectation In cases.
on the said ports France Of any military naval
stores or corn. grain SALT meat or other provisonS
hey reciprocany engage 10 continue these measures
ana promise to employ all other means which shall be in
her power for injuring the commerce France, and
Icacc.U -
The official extracts will show degree the stu
aiion when the sp9liacns commerce began. The
aIneu uonarchs had determined TO sarve the French
Eeopie because they had chosen TO become republic
.me s.atving French must succumb or procure bread
hhu .ue atlehuon OF both parties directed to
snores our old friends and allies anxious pro-
cuie he soIely needed food we had 10 Our
% elnnn were @ ANXIOUS 70 supply their wants. The
III. smept by cruisers bent on preventing
preaustufs Hcm reaching France, and the French
driven % desperation, ordered CAPTURE all neutral
vessels which should be found whole in ua
either with articles OF Lnnn ,,n1h.rd .l.nl