The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

nounced as scheme for plundering the government
the IN q
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By the Navy Yard and wanting get for docks and for
toned gentlemen as to what the result Of the vote
Mr. RoSsa4s Of New YorK ridcued the fears and
Of those members who saw IN the Banks
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a sad es sIess S Of Public Sss
hs b hear had "a the House that that was
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He had never known of 90 complete barrier against
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was absurd It's face. The newspapers Of
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s and village e be used IN dns
tuners moved e add he Banks
copy every public docameut deemed by him useful for
that purpose in two libraries in each Congressional dis
NJ Of Sho Soashs he Banks
was himself in favor Il he thought i wise to let It 80
Mr.; Cox, tdem) Of N. y, advocated the Banks amend
The House then proceeded to vote.
~, Mr. was rsecteG s and ae5
without DIVISION the yeas and nays being called for but
The amendment offered by Mr.; Butler that of the
s e% BE sa % P s a
Whole We're then read and acted on
gress how he disburses
r. Appropriation for preventing and detecting counter
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to The the site se s for IL Of e
streets being wdened was adopted.
e.
Mns e%
Conn., from s to $1,000 Mas Teessayeas o.
report Of the Committee Of twelve appointed under
nd sSe ps last to the
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the report Of the said COM ittee
e gSstpone the Warrington &onament matter until
s e Of
the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections to the
J. H. sYpHrR, A MEMBER OF CONGRESS
from Louisiana before the general election last year and
while hs was asa candidate for secon to had
ana aaaen
sa a
ring the matter 10 the Committee on Elections with
Mr.: sYrHnR crep} Of La, thanked Mr.. Kerr for
jacques he wness %ho against a h haa
testify s IN be- es y By the scss e to
n the ha cd $ han ss
ing his case before the committee lie hoped
that that @ ns M
an S he
HefRs osSi have
The resolution was adopted.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR APPROPRIATION
BILL which appropriates So, 7, AGO. including the follow
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Ohio $4,000 9swess iarber New YORK, 100000 Dun
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Chsitanooga $4,000; The msuih olhe MISSISSIPPI $ISSSSS
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other Virginia rivers Cape Fear RysT below
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New York and
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harbors Rhode Island $4,000 Connecticut River, below
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harbor other har6ors and rivers in s
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wilmington; csl $lSoOco' surveys examinations and
The Second section directs the examination and
Section directs the examination and surveys of nu-
1 LAKES rve sn and Of w. % moved
for the Great Kanawha River West Virginia Rejected
Of Ind moysa t. insert ss item
the and Of the the tolls
per ton. ard ali cheT vessels in prcpsrtion
Sps e ss OF M r n. Fa Of ss S
| River was struck out
Gnon q RToad nd OF the
MOBILIER MATTERS,
gave notice that he would on Monday next move to
pend the rules and the bill reported by that commit
tee the House was not making much progress the
River and Harbor bill and was impatient to adjourn.
bill with the following amendments: lingering an item
Of $4,000 for the channel OF the Delaware River
at Fort Mifin bar; reducing the item for the
channel of the Delaware River at the Horse.
$4,000 for removing the sandbar at the entrance to
Salem harbor Mass. and increasing the appropriation
for examinations and contingencies from
to e125,O00.
thirds in the Affirmative.
Mr.. BUTLER, OF Massachusetts, desired consent TO have
the House bill distribute the Geneva award substituted
for the Senate bill: but
Mr.. POTTER OF New York. objected.
Thasiouse then, at ten MINUTES past hve o'clock, ad
journed