Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-22
EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL


SENATf--Aftcr our report CLOSED
MI. Ss< man. irom The committee GA finsace,
reported a amendment &c the bin 20 reQairs
NATIONAL RANKS
90 restore their caisital when impaired. and 90
amend the national currency act said b5u
being The cristss bill reported from The Gun
mittee on the 18th tfsst-.l = pros 10 permitting
saving bsnks hcret ,fore authorized by Conxre.s
TO use the word nssiotal in their COZ porste nsas
60 continue 20 do %.
Mr. sherman, frem the spance committee.
reportea the bin fixing the
sALkRlNS OF CERTAIN ENEcrTfNE ogYtCsHs
with smendments. A, amended BY the CON
mittee tic ban provides that each cf the follow
ing name & sscers shall - paid annual salary
OF 81 go. The Assistant Secretaries &C the
t.rc e;.y ssd the lnter'er depsstEents, she
REGISTER ans Supervising Architect OF the
Treasury eosrtmcnt, the CcmtnirSiOner %
rstenis, indisa Affairs, GeDersl Land ofice,
PENSIONS and Customs. the Auditors &C the
Treasury, the SuPerintcndC.t OF the Money
Order system Ssd the Superintendent eC For
MI Ramsey. ssern the cou-niHee On p,s
eff,ccs afd.po>t rteds, reported the annual post
road biil with amendments.
BIIi.s INTRoprCrp.
Bills were intrcdsred "a follow:
y, M t' III r.er's g , 81
isi Epi-cersI ChuTch S-siih
b, NJ. Pra,s-LossliLRg tities q seven year,
seitlers "a lands 90 viii Indian title has been
b M. s,e~srt-Auil~orizingt the Texss AMI Pa.
Eonsy the b,nds which IL s~s hithsFto b-sn ssihs-
By Nj. HsInIin-To pro, "A. for the better sS,uo.
ti q tle iidigeEt blind n the District II Colsa-
b. NJ .LeWis-Au,horiziu ~ the orang,. ssex.s-
1iis sne M.sssa tsllroed s,,'i.ny g lay and epcr
Nshsrsglcn between the baltimore aud Posamss
oepot AID the bsli more and vhio railroad depot.
Mt. Morrill, (Me.l, from the committee sp-
preparations, reported with amendments the
legislative, executive aud judicial appropriation
The unfinished business being the bill 10 su-
siX STEAM VESSELS -oF-wAR,
was then taken up, and pending discussion. the
Senate went into executive session, and ti.ca
adjourned.
HoUsE.-Aftero our report closed
Pending reports from the coui-sttce CON
merce, the Speaker laid before the House a let
ter from kiyes & Bailey. publishersof the Gio5c,
I'm relation to the publication OF two letter. from
A. q. Brown and q. u. Lamar, ordered vest.r-
day 20 he published I'm the proceedings OF Jan
uary "a. The publishers state that the pagcs
OF the Globe have been stereotyped and the type
distributed, and that 20 now insert i'm the place
designated would require the resetting OF rs
columns OF the Giobc, involve the waste OF the
sheets struck of, and interfere seriously with
the prompt publication Of the subsequent pro-
ON motion of Mr. Wood New York;, the res
olution ordering the publication was reoonsis-
cred.
Mr.. SLellabarger (ohio,, from the committee
on commerce, reported bill
no ENCOURAGE TIE FoREIGN COMMERCE or THE
UNITED STATES.
and addressed the House I'm support OF the bin
at length. lie was followed 10y other speakers,
and pending discussion.
The Speaker laid before the House letter
from the Attorney General, I'm answer 60 a
luton Of the House. i'm relation O. swamp lands
bordering the Potomac river and Eastern
branch. Referred TO commrttee on the District
OF Columbia.
JUDGE DUREIL.
Mr.. Wilson (lnd.) }, from the committee the
judiciary. offered a resolution instructing that
committee, in addition "a the inq airy heretofore
ordered. "a further inq nire whether Judge Il. X
Durell should be imPeached FOR high crImes and
ms,iemeanors i'm office, with leave TO report nj
any time. Adopted.