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sENATE-The bill reported for a new
post Office building 1T Philadelphia, Iiieseos,
Of both site and building not 10 exceed soiie
and half million dollars, and the House
bill to Incorporate III nriel telegraph COM
pany were reported adversely to.
acptt, from the Ku-Kinx Committee. re- re-
ported new bill composed iii the exact Ian
gnage OF the habeas corpus suspension bill
and civil rights BILL both Of which passed
the Senate last week Scott also reported.
nnamendpel, KeEog's bill providing for III
additional supervisor Of elections under the
enforcelne act.
lsayarti objected To the secnad reading Of
the bill. and said that the minority had
no knowledge ot the reference of fIe bills.
anil he questioned the right Of the e,late to
refer them to the Committee OH Organiza-
ton for specific and entirely different pnr-
poses. a#8
Sumner offered a jeitlt resolutions l,rovid-
ing forti,e election OF President directly by
the people. and abollshing the Vice Presi-
dency.
The tariff bill was resumed.
Several amendments to increase the duty
on salt were offered and rejected, leaving the
duty as fixed by the House.
The amendment that The President. In
stead Of Secretary Of the Treasury. shall
assign Internal Revenue Supervisors iii an,
parr Of the United States. was adopted.
The provision applying ten per celt.
reltntiah' on paper was eoleurred in. with
amendments taxing all sized and glued
PRINTING paper twenty-five per cent. ad va
larenl. atie! the amendments providing ali
additional duty OF ten per cent. ad valorenr
on goods pro,tnced in the country east Of the
Cape Of Good Hope, except on raw cottons
and new silks when imported from places
west Of the Cape. the amendment to take Ell
feet on the 1st of October, were eoneurrea
in. 8sSs
2:30 4. M.AIhe Senate is still In session OH
The tariff bill. eS
Washington. May a1-3 o'clock 4. NJ
The State has passed the tariff bill AZ,
amended by a vote Of 30 TO 8. Itthen took
up the civil expenses appropriation bill.
Sumner offered s, ries Of resolutions III
the settlement of the international differ
e,.cts by arbitration. Summer proeeetled,to
deliver n lengthy speech, attacking severely
the Administration OF Grant. Adiourned
Al the expiration OF the morning hour
sSundry civil expense and appropriation bills
coming up, Chandler moved to lay them on
tie table fer the purpose OF taking up the
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by i. vote Of 20 rs.
Snnn.r then moved to indefinitely post
posie the appropriation bill. and announced
that on this motion he intended 10 make
speech III viuication of himself, and pro-
eeeded 70 deliver prepared speech.
.a. WASHINGTON. Nay 80.
" HOf esE--sef1efieid from tie select tom-
mttee Oh The affaiIs u Louisiana, presented
a report III behalf Of himself and Met rany
Sptsr presented a report for himself; anu
Archer and Smith OF New York. presented
Views. The three documents were
ordered printed. .e
Tie ri port Of The Public Buildings Com
'niifee on the Seheea Stone Company inyesti.
CATION were made and ordered printed.
! The bill for lie better security oil bank re-
serves was passed
Butler. being informed by the Speaker that
ti,ere was no possibility Of compelling d vote
IN the enforcement act. moved to adjourn,
bit at The suggestion Of Dawes, i recess was
'ake1 till evening, and then for general de-
late only.