The New York herald., 1872-12-17
By Mr.. FAswxA. decs o. M III .ror , y. the % larthes

| BY Mr. FAawxax. trepy OF Iii-fcr tho further
sym u..: g fs- ssss So;se @ railroad oa
sa .f Ss..ss @ ssS q xo-ro a~ead the soun.v .cs
Ss asisas ana ~ Iron
wA%s ;..ac cses q 100 c acre.
ike g ss cosss
G For,ds also for the survey Of canal from
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rsicsd ana .sssrspS line ' is florida aSS oo"'
proyements Of Galveston hsrbor, Texas
.BSa NJ, 4 sAscns. 0ep Of cs-Restns TO grazing
ss Of "a; tSs g e:
i. Of June is7s further adm of justice
Ssiss Sssss
socssd also for "a briGss s across os 'hs MIS-
the 4 ss to aid
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at yenna in s1s On erms O. equal advantage with the
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HAZE; Sse | the following preamble
rHx ARMY BATTLE FLAGS
of hs ssrSes q shcss Who
fought tn the battles Of the Union in tho late war Of the
Resolved, As the exposition Of the sentiment Of Con-
Ss 4: !sSsss $;sPs
GssasssS Voted assn. resolution @ and only
yanla; nbbsra and Parker, Of New Hampshire. and
.hs IF n to
By Mr. MYERS Of ps.-Fixins the rate Of postage on
sssSss, mdTo repeal the stamp
sucas aqs the
PosrxAsrERa
M SvT5sH Sep9 Sf Mass moved to SUSPEND The rnles
ssSns A. tie rate cents four
for forth the completion of the winona and st. Peters Rail
AsG ana 1 and s M the @
Mr. MsaRIoK dem Of Nd, moved to suspend the rules
ny hs!s1e @ @ q Masysna @ 0A,'a' u'A',''e'
and pass The S proposing to amend the Constitution
" s4TURAlrzro CITIZENS Eligible TO THE Presidency,
ve a s "na sais % e
''"'' . 10y THE LOUISIANA nunpIE " Wv "''
ess Sa ss re- Z ss ss s%
y y the
sussepsve Civil
lie h me S
IT, e tt ssss't the
eonsegence Of such Interference il the political
Mr. STEVENSON Of Ohio asked Mr. Cox to omit the pre-.
a%mbec % .., 49,. ..e..
words III not acS%pati6s with the public Interests "'
Mr. ,Hn s sr Of Wis., %sfsd S. Mr. Cox not to
nS w the a5 % IN r mater
authority the President ncrered In the civil govern.
Mr.. Cox said he had inserted these words
the resontion adopted without any paItisan or acrmon
The ' Pfssdsnrs IL tSa Ss i %
Mr. syFTER, Gepl Of La denied that the President had
In any way IN tho louisiaua matter except to
Mr. Cox declined to take the statement orMr. sypher or
vein s s.sas for the p,e,
Mr BIscaAx Gspl Of ohio. suggested to Mr.. Cox to
ton which the resident would publish would necessarily
said he did not intend to amend the resolution
scopEnn sp) Of ps asked A M Cox X to omit the
Sst ae
would DO something perhaps offensive.
TGs a to Is ses
The resolution was rcjected-Yeas 70, nays99a party
Mr, STEVENSON, Of Ohio then offered a resolution,
= E nns the
he has taken with regard thereto
Bills enforce .s ss Of the onysnon with
the sh d Aasust 1850 regulating the Consular and
Foreign Affairs ordered be printed and recon-
| mltted.
| LOUISIANA
Mr. SsIru Of New York, offered resolution instruct
ing the Iu iiciary Committee 10 inquire what legislation
necessery 20 guard against dangers threatening the
liberties ~ the people OF louisiana Alabama and Ark
ansis and 20 guarantee republican form of govern
ment and 70 avoid Tho danger of civil in the several
States OF The Union. Adopted.
i rnh DEFICIENCY nLL
mit,ee 81 the Whole iMr seot.id 81 Pen nsyvana in
the chair on the Dencency bill The bill approprates
o. s@a a. comprising the following items For postal
cards for the quarter sj00 Tor locks pouches
contain registered etters tu1; Tor coast survey
sells fslps for continuing the survey $4,000 for
censn. tig GU f0 the captos OF the rebel
Aibemarle S1g si2; Tor Notwithstanding copies OF
patents f1oan, improving government property In
i the District Of Columbia. tl ..tl n1D
Mr. GARptsIp ~ ohio, explained the various items in
detail reply questions the part OF ". r. Roberts,
az New York regard 20 the Abearle matter Civ
Ing ull explanation of the item the Improvement
of government property in the District Of Columbia.
Aler long discussion On the latter subject the COM
mec without AL ton, and at twenty minutes
Il n. NJ the House al .onrnei.