New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
NEW-YoRK SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1872.

CURED In packing ana ehlpplng mercnabuiSc
repealed and all acts and parts OF acts lnconssie' f
the provisions of this section are hereby repealed M
The SPEAKER Land before the House message from
the President calling the attention OF Congress 70
the Act approved July H. 1870 directing the secretary o
War to place at the disposal OF the President certain
bronze for the erection OF an equestrian statue OF
artist is named OF parties designated TO whom the ord
nance is to be delivered In order remove ambguy
as to the artist and fix the amount Of money TO be ex-
penaed; and further that board Of officers snail De
named TO locate the monument Referred 10 the Oon-
T6e sPEAKER also laid before the House additional
copies correspondence relating to commerce between
tho United States ami certain British Colonial posses
sOns also copies of correspondence with regard 70
extraditOn treaty between the United states ana
me Uonse passed the bin granting the right OF way TO
the Pensacola and Louisville Railroad Company OF Ala
bama said road 10 be finished within five years also,
bridge the Mississippi, at the city OF Red wing
The Senate amendments TO the River and Harbor bill
were read; and the House nonconcurred In numerous
AMENDING nts including that confung the appropriations
TO the next fiscal year, and asked for Committee OF
The House non-concurred in the Senate amendment 70
the Fertilization bill, and asked Committee OF CONFER
The House took up the Senate substitute orthe bill to
preyent and punish obsrucfIons OF Justice In courts Of
The United states II provides for the fine and imprson-
ment or both OF persons VINO may by threats OF rce
by threatening communications endeaYOr TO lnhu-
grand petit jurors. The bill was referred to the
The sPEAKER appointed Messrs Sawyer Rep., Wis.,,
Sheldon (Ilep., La. and Randall Dem, Penn Com
mlttee Of Conference on the River and HarDor bill and
Messrs Nblack Dem, Ind), Dorman Rep Iowa., and
TYichell Qep., Mass Committee OF Conference on the
The House took ND the Senate bin to declare and en-
force the civil rights citizens OF the United States.
Mr.. POLAND Uep., VI offered an amendment @ pro
| mum 20 be at the discretion Of the Court.
| Mr.. BROOKS Dem, y. ~ said the words "ciyil
ri ghts" shopld he changed to "social rights"
Mr.. POLAND replied there was nothing about social
rights on the BILL. After a brief coloquy between
suit wass6 against 49, 80 the question was decided in
the negative there not being tho required twothirds
the proposed penalty $780, and again moved
suspension of the rules, and the passage OF the b
decided the negative, not being twothirds. The bill
now lice on the Speakers table. 49,. ,.,,D D,o
Grunde Railroad bill made report thereon, when was
rre I.ose took up the Senate Ku-Klux bill proposing
10 extend he suspension OF the privileges OF tho writ OF
Haheas Corpus uutil the end Of the next regular session
OF Congress- The vote on the OF tne Iuies was @
5Gaga1s 49, Two-thirds were required TO suspend inc
on medon of Mr.. McHENRY Dem, Ky) the House
took u and after explanation from hln passed the
Senate b appropriating sl0O00cO for the payment OF
inc Keptuckv war claims. The Secretary OF Che Treas
nry authorized and directed to cause 70 be examined
and settled and paid any proper claims OF hat STATE Toe
Kentucky during the Rebellion. -
The House passed the senate bill to reieye Charles j.
Faulkner OF West Virginia from political disabilities;
also the Senate bin was passed extending for seven
years Harvey W. sabns Improvements for horse hay
Mr.. WILLIAM r. ROBERTS Dem, N. " offered Q
preamble and resolution TO ascertain what steps, II any,
have taken to carry ont the resolution of the House
with re gard to the release from imprsonment OF Dr.
Emile Houard. Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
report from the Committee OF Ways ana Means OIL 10
abolish oaths and airmations In Customh0use entries
and substitute declarations In lieu theie0I false
declarations with intention to defraud the revenue are
TO be considered as high msdemeanors and persons
violating the act shall upon conviction, be punished by
fine of $1,000 or tSo years imprisonment or DOth at
for to be considered equivalent 70 oatns' oecuon
was made to reporting the bill The House, at o'clock
d. M, took recess till O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed tie consideration Of the business
on the Speakers table, which WAS disposed OF as fol-
lows; 49,. &C.,,
Gen. John A. Rawlius. Lett on the sVeakef : time.
pressure OF towing and freight boats On the Msslsappi
River and its tributaries
Mr. CONGER Qlep., Mchl moved to add provision
suspendng all laws rules requiring the use OF lookup
saety-yalVes recording stcam-gauges pipes 10 carry
steam into the holds OF vessels low-water indicators,
After discussion the bill was laid aside until to-mor-
The Senate bill for the relief Tndansn theCen-
fral superue passed. with amendment in
the nature of a substitute. The Senate bill granting the
right OF way 20 the American Fork Railway company IN
Utah was referred tO the Committee on Public Lands
The Senate reimburse the state or Nevada Tor Ter
toa expenses to the amount OF <600O0 left on the
Speakers table. The Senate bill to reimburse the United
States Marshas for taking the nnth census IN excess
certain land titles passed. The Senate bill 10 authorize
the adoption a system OF general army regulations
was referred to the Committee on Military Anars Inc
Senate bill authorize inquiry into the cause OF steam
boer o. eXploslons was left on the Speakers table.
large number OF private bills were also taken from
the Speakers table Some OF them were passed ana te
remainder were referred to committees Ihs disposed
of ali the business the Speakers table, The House
them at $50 O'Clock, ADJOURNED.