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WARRINGTON, Dec. i.
CALLED TO ohpER.
Tho senato was called to order at noou by
Yico.presidont WILSON.
NEW KANsAs SENATOR.
Mr. INGALLS, prosecuted tho credentials Of
Robert Crozior, who wan appointed by tho Gov
ornor Of katsns tto III tho vachuoy causod
by tho resignation OF Mr. Caldwell. Tho Gro.
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TINE OF MEETING.
It was orderod that tho Senate should moot
1ally at IL O'CLOCK meridian till. olhor"ise Of
aorod.
HOUSE NOTIFIED.
Also, that tho Secretary Of tho Gcnato notify
tho Houpo TINT quorum OF tho sctato had a..
Eombled, and that TINT body waB ready to pro-
coed to tue tranBnction Of business.
COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON THE rnEsmENT.
MceHrs. ANTHONY and THURMAN were ap-
pointed a committoo, to Join similar committoe
IN tho part Of tho uouBo, to wait on tho prasl"
House had asaemblod.
aEslosArrox.
colleague, oasaorly, sunounoiag p his rcslsnation.
The following bilis " Tero introduced by unani-
NOUS consent and ordered to lie on the Table, to
be referred to committees hereafter.
Dy Mr.. BUAlNlGli-A bill supplementary to
bill to protect all citizena Of tho United States
in their civil rightg. uo Baid ho hoped that tho
Senate, at an curly aay, would DO ready to pro-
coed 10 Tho confederation OF that wol1- known bill
without rcfcrrinC it to y committee.
atr. EDWARDS hoped TINT TINT aud evory
other other bill involving privato rights would
bo sunt to a com1nittoe.
N.r. SUMNER also presented a bill to estab-
1iatl euual rights In tho public schools OF WASH
ington aud 0ooygotown also, joint resolution,
proposing n n a1nundment to tho Constitution OF
est ae oFe eae d tno ooo '1 d i abshns G
ico Of Vico-presidcnt, and . joint resolution
propobing m amendment to the Constitution Of
tia' torn to Six years, and making tho occupant
ineligible for reelection.
Also, billto authorize the ishuo OF compound
interest notes as substitute for legal toildors;
from abroad or kidnapping for forcblo restraint
or involuntary sorvitude.
Mr.. SUMMER said he introduced this bill to
cover q class Of cases Which had occurred since
the last hession Of Congress-. He teforred to
tho ,010 Italian children now hold in Borvitude
in this country, having boon kidnapped from
abroad.
Also, by h1r. SUMMER, bill to provide for
tho adjustment OF tho French spo!!atton claima.
By mr.. CoNAL1Nd-A DILL folatlng to moneys
appropriated toI members OF Congress:
by Mr. El}MUNDS (Yormont)-A bill creating
q commission TO ADJUST compensation Tor depre-
!thtlonb ~ rebel crulsers awarded by the deneVa
Tribunal.
By Mr.. WRIGHT Qowa)-A bill changing the
timo for holding Circuit and District Court III
Iowa; also bill to repeal the act OF harch y,
l673, Increasing tho salnrlos Of cortaln persons
therein nauled.
Y. IL
act 10 establish Q uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout tho United States; also a bill to es-
talllEl, hrs.ncn mint Of uh1ca6o. ..
Dy Mr. MOlsION-A bill ropealing such Sec
lions OF tito sankrupt act OF l86t aS provided Tor
inyolnntury bankruptcy.
By Mr. FIiNIOE--A bill to reviEte the Customs
aws Of the United States. 49, j.
by Mr. WlNDOM-A joint resolution propos-
Ing MI amendment to the Constitution OF tho
United stateB, providing for tho election Of
by Mr. MORRILL, (Vt.)-A resolution In
htrsIcting tho Finance Committee to Inquire into
and the resumption Of specie payment, to taxa
offeot Jan. !. 1873.
Dy Mr. EERKi Mich. ia resolution instruct-
ing the Financo Committee to consider and ro-
port remedies for tho present financial deranGe-
mont.
The VICE-PRESIDENT laid before tho Son
ate tho resignation Of DR.. Newman, Chaplain.
- DIsrAron IRON MADRID:
DIR. BDhlNElt salu Ae hnu cnblo al9rAtch
| from Madrid which he found on his table upon
| arriving III Washington. It had been prepared
by scye,nl mernberb OF tho Spanish ,Cortos. and
~aB aadteaaea to Senators Sumner and Cam
| uron. Ho asked unanimous consent to have it
read. -..-.
BIZ. SHERMAN ohjected. I1e thought 1t an
unNiso courao to read dispatches from foreign
Governments bofore wo had received informa-
| ton frotn onr own on tho snme subject.
Er. SUMNER thought his friend Sherman
would net object II ho knew tho contents,
| AIR. CONKLlNG-"W We'll. we can restrain our
curiosity till re get the Prosidont's message"
| -... BOUNTY HILL.
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM introduced q bill in rela-
| tiou TO bounties. providing that nll volunteers
undcr tho Presidents proclamation of May o,
1861, actually mustered into tho service of tho
| Unitod States before Aug G, 1861, and accepted
by the War Department under sail pyoclamn-
tion shall be pnd tho ful bounty Of Sl00 prom
incd in enid proclamation.
| THAT unAB.
a1r. conltins,s bill, re'ating to ccrtain moneys
appropriated for nolnbors OF Congress provides
tlat all moneys apptoproprietcd rs oo.nponBa-
ton to 1ncinoefa or the Horay-secona Congrcaa