New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

OK tho American people and Congress. CONTAMINATION
to the people Of Spain on their recent efforts TO con
sodate the principles OF universal liberty In a repub
can form OF government and requesting the President
70 transmit this resolution the American Minister at
madrid with instructions TO present IL 70 the opanis"
Government.
The joint resolution was passed without division.
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole
Mr.. WHEELER (lep., N. ~ in the Chair the Def
cheney Appropriation bill. The bill appropriates sS2l2,
s2s and applies deficiencies in the State Department.
the War and Inferior Departments and miscellaneous
matters. 1t includes item OF t 900 for the Custom
York Post Office and for s299 for the extension OF
tho Capitol grounds Without finishing the bill the Com
mlttee rose and the House, at Sis D. % took recess
until 8 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. WILSON Hsep., Ind.l from the Select Committee
on Credit Mober and Pacific Railroads. reported bill
to provide for securing the interests the United States
ordered To be printed and recOmmitted.
financial eiop Of The Central Psrac Raoad Com
% pny and 70 n9ure INTO NE eousvs asoa between the Company and
TO the disposition Of the bonds stocks and other
piled purposes received
whether the security Of the United States for h claims against be Com
pay have been impaired also inquire whether the Of the
line Of the Central snd Railroads
i6e Road and are operated
a,nSn N reaon The TRANSFORMATION Of coal other commodities
ing eIDese ard may emgloy ,enOsapber and clerk Their Office
to continue I'll the M Of December 1873 and tAey report at the
nert session The bill lppropraes 500
TIE DEFICIENCY BILL.
After the passage bills the House agreed to
the conference report on Naval Appropriation bill,
ana at o'clock D. went into Committee Of the Whole
Mr.. wheeler IN the Chair, on the Deficiency bill.
The last Item in the Deficiency bill was for si,Ss600O
for postage stamps for the OF the several depart
mens OF the Government for the fiscal year ending June
80 1874. Agreed to.
Mr.. FARNswoRTH QIlb Rep ILL opposed an amend
House and Senate to be used for ranking books and
public documents the accounts TO be kept by the Post
once Department and charged 70 the respective HOUSES
o The amendment opposed by Messrs. HOLMAN
Dem, Ind, COGHLAN (IIep., Cali, WILLARD tRep..
VT, HlBBARD Dem, N. ", SPEER (Dem Penn.l,
and MAYNARD (Isep. Tenn, as being simply restora-
ton OF the ranking privilege and the continuance or the
present system OF publishing tons OF useless public
documents. It advocated Dy Messrs. POTTER
Dem, n. " aud COBURN CIsep, IndJ The amend
mcnt was rejected.
At 1910 the Committee rose and reported the bill,
which was thereupOn passed.
THE sUSDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION RILL.
The House then took the Senate amendments to the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill.
After half hours wTangle proposition TO pay
to certain members from Georgia who IN in
February 1871 their full pay for the Congress commenc
ing In March. which carried. 1t proposed TO
In all the Senate amendments to the Sundry
Committee That was done in regard 10 all the amend
mens except the one ordering the reports or congress
siona debates 70 be printed ut the Government Ohce
until "a be made which amendment was con-
CURED in, and "A Conference Committee appointed
Mr.. MERRIAM tkep., y. " moved 10 suspend the
rules and the Senate bill for the suppression or the
trade In obscene literature. Agreed tO-lO 10 ~
Tue House then at u o'clock adjourned until o'clock
Monday morning.