The New York herald., 1873-12-09

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iDs Il "A; Husa1n SsDogsAal ep Of sror pu0nc 0an'
,oe By y. Mr. o Rs, ee s Bss
By Mr.. snorrAnxa. Gcp) Of ra-ror free banking
BY Mr.. srEsR ,dem) Of Pa-ro repeal the Bankruptcy
BY Mr.. sxrrn, Gep) Of vaFOr the payment Of claims
BY Mr. PorTEs (dem) OF N Y-To repeal the law au-
BY Mr. wAppnr @ adem) Of n c-For public bunding
at Wilmington. NJ .ns
State OF Massachusetts for certain expenditures during
Also for The reef Of the sufferers BY the Boston nre
Also to restore TO the pension rolls pensioners dropped
Mr.. RANDALL cdem) of Pa from the Committee on
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shs bl and stated that old change the existing
limitation very The bin II was vas passed @
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anS ssassa ns
ad%insisrsa persons from whom disabilities had
oeen TTe%ovsd: Ty. IRON, =, o,,o ...sa xn.,ner under
tnss law, Jefferson Davis might not obtain seat in
.Ss Scm%iss had right such an scs
The dS1sisa much wnsnes that eem
Mr. Gsoass hoss s' said he would not insist the
MT BUTLER said that he would.
M MArsARD moved to suspend the rules and TO receive
In reply to Mr. LawreDces question he said that the
late President Of the Southern Coniederacy might as
provided that the people should think proper to SEND
Mr. BUTLER said that he would object to the bill II
had been examined by and was reported from CON-
MT MAYNARD said it was the unanimous report Of the
Tie bin was then passed BY a vote Of iA GA
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Mr. Cox Withdrew the preamble and moved to suspend
The motion rejected, the vote being to 1853 and
the Speaker ruled that the resolution was not before the
Mr Coz asked leave 70 INTRODUCE the rsscutio, for
ton was made by the members
Mr. HALE, rep, OF Me-, from the Select Committee
the Salary question. reported bill repeating SO much
ce President speaker senators Kspfsssntstiyss and
Ss pay
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direct usual travel The third section REQUIRES
ali an ss% may q T remain andrsyn or
have, Or may come into his possession by the return
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and state er o s
%sorsy he x%srissn people Al forms thas
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surss ne Som tGe RgSs
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would farther than this to s fss bat s
popuIas &s d dssa Win the salary Bill chiefly
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part q the national lsgslative authority and md
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deem necessary reduce ne q
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%s port MAKES fpprovisioHs to carry these
70 suspend .Se salary bill during the Fory'hird Con.
gress instead Of repeating IT.
thought % % would meet the popular demand. GaushteI5
e ps1 a I nd s
tves, and fxcst al immediately prior the
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msS y minority Sas dsssnssd Iss% = them
Position tS made q ths bin Mr h 1sp Of
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@ pse % y. q the t. ySis a. on the
bill took % effect ffRa from the rss day Of the present Cons
Mr. HALE replied that It did not
Of All bin which sHd ala not % place House
worse position before the american people than any
Er. HALE adopting MT: larhslds suggestion proposed
Of aessrs Dawes Butler and other members who desired
to let the House have opportunity Of discussing the
,ss n, ths motion for
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20 minutes and the motion TO reconsider being all the
INCREASED NAVY APPROPRIATION
from the secretary OF the Navy asking for ap
MR.. sHANKs ADMITTED INDIANA
sS s sa 81 os cnth e
adopseS aud Mr. sSsnts took tic oath Of oss
Mr. Cox, of New YORK, presented memorial Of the
New York ChamDer OF Commerce in regard to the re-
sumption of specie payments.
sssss EiysS Tiosna the rules
After the ne Of p %OGns lion Sn en- H
ep) Of VT appealed to Mr.. Morey to let the bill be
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. WALLS Of Florida, urged Mr. Morey not to do So but
to press the bill to its passage.
Mr. MoREY adopted Mr. Wizards suggestion and moved
to the bill to the Judiciary Committee, with leave
to report at any time. Agreed to.
COMMIrTEE OF THE WHOLE.
On motion of Mr.. DAWES, Of Massachusetts, the House
O'Clock went into Committee the Whole, Mr..
Randall Of Pennsyvana, in the chair, and resolutions,
distributing the Presidents Message the appro
pirate committees were presented and adopted.
Mr. HARRIS, of Virginia, introduced bill for public
building in Harrisonvile, Pa: Referred
Mr.. MEYRRs OF Pennsylvania. offered resolution re-
Quring information the effect OF the abolition Of
the frank ing privilege. Adopted.
Mr.. POTTER Of New York. introduced bill for bonded
warehouse for rice intended ter expectation Referred
The House, then at quarter TO five O'Clock p. NJ ad
journed-
DROWNING OF MR. ARMSTRONG
Diamond stud Missing.
Coroner Hermann yesterday took some testi-
mony In the case of the late Mr.. Thomas Arm.