New-York tribune., 1874-06-10

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The secron areed TO as amended by the Com
nltee-Ye.s, y Nays. iS; 49,. .. c,,,.r,rc, Conn.
IulItee on tue Currency u, submitted a report ana
asked II printed He gave notice tna alfI @ ne
expraIon II morning nOur to-morrow he WouIu can
''MP MP % SSAWTP0V IN. Penny SAID that this the
mos important question before Congress anu lu "INeI
& suat ~ ,oI, morrow he moved that Senate
prooeed To t4- consideration Of Executive business h5
ieeled - - - ~, , ,,-,,,+a, q resolution in.
.rnc,inr fot Committee Commerce 20 indtrc into
the expedency OF making an appropriation 10 cha3e
the IIsh hOus Board 70 continue experiment. III 'eia-
tIon 10 fog-Deil~ signals for the Denen OF tue
merchant marine Agreed To-. ,,.A ,p,, Y IT, v.s
AT MS own request. Mr.. wadieiSh tRsp y NJ was was
.xrsrd from fur her service tne Committee Oh PuD,
hc l. ,nds MIR. Harvey tR,p' AAnj Was aPloiH'eu
M HITCHCOCK Rep.. Neh), from the Committee
Territories. reported iaVoraOi! on tae o j,,tt @ ~
ENABLE the people Jf New Aexic 70 IoIn . ~, i
and state Government. AMI for the admission or sd
Safe the Union on an equal iooing WIN 'ne o'H
Ma States Placed on the calendlr. -, "a.
Mr FREIINGHU YsEN. (Rep. y. JJ. from the JUDI
ciarv Committee. reported without amendments. tue
Hou-e b l. tx time Tor the electlon N Il prtsena-
Jives the NLNth Congress r0n the cate vi n'ssis
mr EDMUNDS G.ep.. W. from the Committee on the
judiciary reported back tne Housr hli TO repeal 80
praton bill for tins ending June ~. lsIS as pro
vdes for the employment Ot persons L. assist the proper
ofcias OF Government IN discovering and collecting
moneys withheld, aud fnr Otner purposes anu asked
Hal Il be ro;erred 10 the Finance Committee He said
The law seady prohibited any Senator Representative
or delegate from acting as annt or attor
on Inc Snsi@ct tbs other part OF bill for
NIL 81 ne ay under which SanDorn contract wac
awarded, and the Comnitee ON Finance should ACT on
that. Tie bill was referred 10 that COMMITTEE.
senate then resumed consideration OF tue hoiefy
bpi, aud toug DISCUSSION ensued. 49, g.
All .meldDent 70 tue lsfh s-ctiou, proposed by the
FINANCE Committee, uOrizing the Court, Of It's
motion, when requested 10 DO by either party 10
nbDit ~ lury distinct proposition, whether
not the alleged acts were done with actual intention
10 deftud the United States; to submit other
specific inerrOgatory. material 70 determination OF
te sue aud 10 require special findings thereon by the
tury or N such issue he tired by the Court without
iury II shall be the duty ei the court When reqiesuo
by eAer party TO unu tue ihe'S' au~ on'ei e
same part OF TIE record .,.
Mr. EIiMINDS opposed tie bill. and said that In hi.
ppiuou It's passage would have worse effect up"I the
morals OF the present laws on Tue sun set
would be disadvantage 10 honest importers ud result
Ia injury 20 taxpayers He had DO 'Ibt that, II
passed. the senate would Dc called upon " repeal 1t IL
lees than four yCaEs.
M HOWE REQ. Wis., said the b. WAS too much N
the Of whO desired 10 evade pas ent o
duties though lac knew p,t the iatenton of the
Finance toetto frame uoh n, bi ana lac sOulG
vote against the anne endnerS,
Mr.. CHANDLER tRcp Mich) opposed the bill. and
eaid taf, as lnneh as against spies ant
tBfrners, efaale COZ be detected and punl-heC
without the ad OF detectives He Thought this bill hac
wrong otios II should be called bill to prOtrc
<nuggisg.
- Mr. sHERMAS said there seemed be much oppo
" this section aud amendment. He had no oD
eron 10 whole thing being aud there
the motion TO strike lam section anu
nropOs-d ame ndment. Agreed 90.
Mr. BOUTW ELL rep, MassJ moved TO strike on
and sections OF bill f0rDidding an
St,cer of the Government TO compromise aUatc
in OF the Ualied states arising under the Customs
laws. Agreed TO- -
sars y as the time within which s1it ans
scnssry pepaty forfeures should be begu1 Insert
k,g h, I,su thereOf g three years"
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