The New York herald., 1873-12-16

Fonrnoy deaf mute. Of Georgia. aski ne that Congress
enact TO compel American citizens stop at home
and prevent them from taking part in Spanish difficult
ties Referred TO the Committee ON Foreign Relations
Mr.. FERRY rep) OF Conn, at his request.
eused from further service the Committee Pen
slons and the President tenn authorized TO I'LL
| the vacancy.
BY Mr. MORRILL, rep) OF VT bill provide for the
dowmen and support Of National Colleges Referred TO
the Committee Education and Labor
BY Mr. CoSoyER, (rep) OF Fla bill authorizing the
Secretary Of War 70 the Fort reservation
Florida benefit Of the Agricultural College IN
that state Referred TO the Committee on Military
Affairs
BY Mr. ANTHONY, trep) OF r. l.. bill for the relief OF
certain officers OF the navy who retired dropped or
uroughed under the Of February 2s 1855 Referred
TO the Committee on Naval Affairs
BY Mr.. HAxLrS Gep) Of Me- bill relating to leaves Of
United States Referred 70 the Committee on Foreisn
" e r65 S SsSs n as
sy the New Orleans chamber Of Commerce United
that ship canal shall Se constructed and bS
nfa ~ ae e ns nPPp s Hyss & near az
Mexico Referred to the Committee ON TRANSPORTATION
BY Nj, CLAYTON, usp2 Of Ark-ro repeal the Of 10
a @ q ss
B M s State s o ne Raee
administer oasss, and provides no public land
entry unless 1t b shown ,hat so.a AZ mining claims
exis thereon Referred to the Committee on Mines and
p TO ss s
the Navy to supply the requisiion q the Secretary
with cooks X = and % 10 g used % IN the
snSa
sn pS ass es a p e.
%sy s given g av the sa poS
nautical schools for youth desrons OF entering the
merchant marine: The President further aulhorzed,
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further the aasS 81 Of .R justice e'
shall
opinion upon pubic rumor or sas
s Re Re Ss @ as the eCS % no
| Committee on the Judiciary.
as
Cascacadss and the Daile BY canals around
Also bin s1smpisns the oscsrs srs confirmed March 8
s o & S 1s
| FRANKING AND POST OFFICE RxPKEsEs
r gs Of G a tho s
the substitute Snys was sag agreed TO-; -
e the s the
amount OF p sxpense 4 any has been saved to the govern
Ss y s5ssss s"S
said .boIson Tsssss g SnsmDsTs
nd Sc IN shs
charged BY railroads carriers Of the man since
Sa Sss be dsd and IN m q s %
&c OF postage stamps and the amount OF clear profit
each 1
s1a ices Ss.s
'a paS Ct whss e s s
Pep.lsmsni = send na matter sixth. How much
than prior to the abolition oi such privfegss
Mr LOGAN, cp) of II presented petition OF citizens
ssaa sah
sas 1y Union
Ss Esss
nue. law as relates to the stamp tax on medicines
Mr.; MoHros, .dspJ of Ind, rom the Committee on
s ssss ssess
referred to the SENATE So ordered ..
and rA
s s
consideraticn OF the resolution : ''e' - '"'
M s4SIssgRg sds%j Of Del, hoped that 80 early
lie thought nat the Senate should have ime
Mr. FERRY Of Connectcut inquired the reports and
he & s the committee
as be taken tho
on and fI q u lad s s sneaes
taken ia regard TO M. Pinchback.
ss "a :s
the report and testimony taken By commisee as the
session could be to BY the Senator om Con-
| for action in this
s @ Ss to s5s
hsS H. II a
Moe3Os replied nh that d the other g s e
the hsgislstuTe that elected him was not the legitimate
Tie ss all Fl ssos aSsa
snsUn es and laid before the Senate before dis
11s the a mGop S Of the Sspstor from
msay the Icus.ns q .: session Sss,: Tor
pass Nj PinchbacK party TO that investias.
M FssR! did not why there should be objection to
Sasn Of IN the snat sa sad w Dsr Every
that Ing Ans 1ssosoy s,sen aew before D5y
s9 . asa
70 bringing in evidence which has been taken by com
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sshsss
| FINANCIAL DERANGRMENr
- The hem morning hour having expired Mr. sn.ssAS Geg2
resolution reported by him from the Finance
on "Wednesday in regard to the present monetary de-
rangement
PUBLIC pOcunKNYa
Mr.. ANTHONY rcp) OF r. L. introduced resolution d.
recting the Committee on Printing 10 inquire what
a0
coL0RED CIVIL RiCHra
Mr. CorxLINc presented petition signed by colored
citizens Of New York asking the passage Of the Civil
Rights bill He said he knew many Of the Sgners,
knew them TO be respectable citizens Referred TO toe
| Judiciary Committee.
/ GENEVA AWARD.
He also presented the petition Of Moses Taylor ana
other Ship owners touching the Geneva award The
toners claim that during the rebellion they
gagged In commerce. on the high seas and vessels belong
ing to them were ossroycd by other rebel cruisers than
the Alabama and those named by the Geneva Tribunal
and, therefore, they we're entitled to part OF that
award II referred to the Judiciary Committee.
/. RKDKzrrIoN or THE LOAN OF 1858