, 1874-06-11

tGp RS substitute lOt tho bills nbo Fe mon toned.
relating to teogrnphlo communication botwce.l
| tho United Status lnd foreign cuuntrios. Placed
Oh calendnr. It authorizes tho Secretary OF
State to grant pornisaon to my olttzon or uYso-
ciaton Of the United Statos to connect this
country by cabe telegraph with my foreign
| rights md privileges for )andins and wortn.
| telcgrapho wires ns it LAS granted Or mny graut
to its own citiacns: provided, however, t,lat
S ezop pfoySGps as ID sfaaGd sSeot to 20 fprGg a
alLlighta Of properly aud s!nto jurisdiction in
| aud over cAhles tu bo landed on our HhoroB. It
IL fugtlor providetthat all tefograEhio coin,n1-
mention established, or that nlny herealter 10
| established. between the United States and any
foreign country, shall subject to the following
fIrst-Tho Government of tile United states
shalL have equal privileges with regard to the
control and use Of nny said lines that may bo
exercised by any forclEa Government wllatoyor
Second-Citizons OF the United StntuA shall
enjoy tho sa,uo privileges Us to rates. bto., ns
ars enjoyed by ctlzena Of tue most Favored na-
tiol,s.
Ihi,u-priorily OF. transmission Blall be given
to stute dispatches to dispatches OIL teiegraphio
service, and to private dispatches In the oltlor
| namca.
Tlle bill aluo provides penalty of fina not cx-
ceod'lg IS, ooo, al!d imprson'nel4t not exceeding
three years for disclosing Or interceptlng men-
sagos or interfering with clio working Of any liuo
Or Gabio.
-. CNlrrEWA'LA
Mr.. ED51UNDS offered 4 resolution, which was
agreed to, directing tho COMMITTEES OIL Public
Lands to inquire Into the aalea of 1allb Of the
| Chippawa Indians, md s,aspoiidil,g amy issuance
Of patcnts until tho Committee shall report.
CouNr TERMS.
1fr. STEVENSON, from. the Judiciary Com
mittco reported fnyornbly OH, ths bill to clialI"e
L,o time for holding Circn,t anti DISTRICT Courtu
OF the United States for tho Eastern District OF
WISCONSIN, ut OshkoHh to *hc second Tuesday
III July III cnct year. Passed.
t;EwsrApEI rosrAaE.
NIr. THURMAN presented e. memorial Of the
Ohio Editorial Association III regard to pustnso
Oil newspapers. Referred.
BALrE FOR THE DISAPPOINTED.
Alr. HAMILTON {ala,) called up II resolution
tho Bonato from Alabama, tho salary of Senator
from March 1, 1875 to A[ay 49, 1911. tho pe,ltilnc
question boius all amendment Of Mr. Carponter
to iiS tho amount ut ~. 100.
Mr.. HAMILTON moved to further amend by
inserting So, 5Uu in leu Of $4,000. Pending aii-
c,.ssion tho morning hour oxpllel, and The rcso-
luton went over.
MIR. CONKLING gave notice lint Wien it
sbould bo taken ul again ho would submit all
amendment to pny thu expenses OF the contest
incurred by Mr. Spencer, the sitting nlembcr.
THE a1olETlEB ArpEAL HILL.
Unfinished business, being the bill to amond the
Customs Neycnne laws, and to repeal noiotits,
was called up by the Chair, the ponding question
being OH motion of blr. CONkLINt; to amend
the twonty y-nintn section 10 Tint the bill should
not alloct suits Or actio,lH commenced or forroit-
ureH lllenrre1 pIior 70 May l, ioia:
MIR. CANtENTEN e sad. ho would vote for the
Mtlehuilloht, Aa uo ultt n.y. tH1,1h Cuhhrcsh HILL
power 10 talto awny yested losa rights Of Inform
ots ~ s.t1 ~ 9seGuy H3ai ~ Gonliencea ~
any vested rights. Thoy had become udious to
lno pooElo ol tuo oon,tsy, ana ~ tfhoas Oh thom
shnllld 1e W;psq o!lt ny TINS plll:
Mr. WADLE1GH spoke against tho amend
menE' ..... .
aIr. HOWE said be had llcard q. groat outcry
asansst y, iniorniers' nnt not q word against the
fascA1s aeteGlen ny thon1.
Mr. MORTON uRid he gave notice yesterday
that lle would CAL! up tho Conference report on
tho Curroltcy Dll! to-day. lie nhkod tint tho
Alolety OIL be la1d aslao lutormatly TO taAo up
11r. EDafuNps objected: .....
=. Mr: CIlANoLEN Bpoko IN favor Of employ
ing inforniora. lilo road from memorial or tho
Now York chamhor Of Conmerce, signed by Il.
A. Low, in which it was '.slked that tho voce Of
should rob tho houHo Of tue Lord lo would oln-
ploy detective to nrroHt linn, yet that burglar
would bo q Rontlomnn ns compared with the
lneali, niaakinE anl,EEler.
hlr. MOTION said lle Was satisfied tllore would
be III extended discussion OH tllis- bill, mud llo
therefore moved it he laid aBiao, at,d thu Son
ate proucel TO The confederation Ut tho Confcr-
enco report OIL tho Cnrrol!cy bill.
After soiao discussion, 1t was ngrocd TINT lilo
voso .on Mr. Conkling's amendment DO taken
Immediately, and Mr.. Morton Withdrew his mo-
toM,
Tile amendment OF Alr. Conhling WAS agreed
to,,yeaa, " nays, 20.
ny. sIEWAtI moved to Btrlko out tho twelfth
Section Of tho bill; which !Ixps 4 pe1saIty Ut
;so,000 for any attempt to defland tho reYontlo
ny lheahh OF talso Or fraudulent INVOICE, and
provides lor the forfeiture Of tha particular item
9. mG,o1ah,bo saat 10 which bnel' irn1nl Or alleged