New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
kim CONGRESS-TRIRD SESSION.

SENATE. 81. WAsHIsGTos. Jan. %, 1873
After the vote on Mr.. PRATT'S Rep., Ind }
motion for the appointment OF special committee OF
five TO investigate the YicePresidents connection with
the Credit Mobilier MIR. THURMAN Dem., Ohio offered
resolution which agreed TO, directing the secre-
tary Of the Treasury TO inform the Senate to the ag
gregate amount Of money proceeding from fines.
promises and seizures paid since the LIST OF June 1862
TO officers, detectives and nformers, with the specific
amount received by each OF such persons.
Mr.. TIPTON (Lib Rep, Neb) introduced a bill 10 pay
Dr. Mary l.. Walker for services In the army.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. SCOTT tRep., PENN. from the Finance Commit
tee. reported original bill requiring all savings banks
or companies organized claiming TO act under
any OF Congress make TO the Controller OF Cur
rency and publish all the reports which National bank
ing associations required to make by existing
laws.
Public Lands, reported without amendment the bill to
incorporate the Arkansas Valley and Cimarron Railroad
lands. GeorgeB b. Mcclellan, Marsh Giddings, Jerome
b. ChaIee, John Collinson. W. W. MaeFarland. j. b.
son named the incorporators The road run
from Fort Lyon, Colorado, TO Albuquerque, Hew-Mexco
Mr. SHERMAN rep Ohio), from the Finance Com
mttee reported without amendment the House bill per
mting the free Importation OF acohol Tor scientific
Tue bill to pay the expenses OF the Mixed Claims Com
mission was passed, with amendment appropriating
3500,O0O for work the Post-Otice at New York
FINAL PASSAGE THE VIENNA EXPOSITION BILL
On motion OF Mr.. SCHURZ GAb. Rep, MOI, the amend
ments OF the House 20 the Vienna Exposition bill were
conourred In. The bill is therefore passed.
Mr.. MORRILL, (Rep., VT afterward moved 70 recon
slider the vote by which the bill passed
The bill TO pay the Government OF Japan for oc
cupied by the United States in Japan for hospital pur
poses was passed.
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS BILL
The consideration OF the Legislative Appropriation bill
was then resumed, and the amendment offered by Mr.
Morrill, Of Vermont yesterday requiring that no udg
ment OF the OF Claims shall be paid except per
sons whose loyalty has been proved was agreed 20.
Mr. MORRILL, explained that IL was aimed principally
against Mr. Lamar one OF the most obnoxious rebels
that this country had ever seen.
Mr.. SHERMAN (Rep., Ohio renewed the amendment
offered by last week for raising the salaries Of the
Assistant Secretaries tho Solicitor, the Register and
Snperntending Architect OF the Treasury department
the Assistant Secretary OF the Interior the COmms-
sOner OF Patents. the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs,
the Commissioner OF Agriculture, tho Commissioning Of
Customs Auditors Of the Treasury the Commissioner OF
the General Land Office the Commissioner OF Pensions
and the Assistant Postmaster General, the Superntend
eD of the Money Order system ana the
of Foreign Mails 10 81 900, aud IL was adopted.
On motion OF Mr. COSKLiNG (Rep., N. " the Becre-
tary Of the Senate directed 10 cause statement Ia
DO showing action Of tho Senate AMI House
OF Representatives IN examining and counting The elec
tora vote for President and VooPresdcnt from s0 to
the present time
hr, wLSD0A tliialJ goYeI 10 sLrik, out Tho appCe-