New-York tribune., 1874-06-22

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H1TGa d., d,a dar bo,rv fgL tarn Mr. PoI%SD dep
WI stated that while he had always voted on general
banking yet, President OF Nltional Bank
he felt that he had personal interest in bill which
proposed 10 take away portion OF the circulation OF
certain banks including that in which he was concerned
Ho felt that he fairly within the rule as 70 personal
interest and therefore should not vote.
Mr. WILSON dRepr Indl, from the judiciary Uonl M
mltiee, reported resolution. for the mpeachmont Sl
Judge Busieed OF Alabama for high crimes aud INSIDE
Mr. CESSNA Rep., PENN presented minority re-
The report was ordered printed and recomuitted.
cSrt 70 rns "IU the attorney General Secretary tho
Treasury Tnird Auditor. aud First CONTROLLER OF the
Treasury copies OF evidence taken by the Juhclary
Committee in the matter OF the impeachment OF Juigo
Story Western District OF Akrnsas so that ac4n
NAV be taken for the restoration OF moneys wr0nsy
paid to officers Of that court aud TO prevent any sucn
| wrong gful payment thereafter.
On motion OF Mr. SENER rep, Val, the resolution
was amended 10 include, als0 copies or the tcst
mony taken before the Committee on Contingent Ex
penses In the Department OF Justice IN regaru 10 he
Tine resolution, thus amended, was adopted. 49,.
Mr.. LAMAR (Dem., Mss.), from the Election Com
mittee reported resolution authorZng tue Issuing oi
| "A subpoena, dtces To John MCEnery OF
ami others requiring them produce the original cleo
returns before the Committee on Elections, on or
| before the first Monday OF next December Adopted
| aThe SPEAKER presented message from the Presi-
dent calling attention 10 the bill abollshing the Govern
provson " be made increasing the interest on the
bonds therein provided ana that the Secretary OF he
Treasury be authorized to dispose OF tnen a no 1883
tnan par. Referred to the Select Joint Committee on
the District OF Columbia.
ference report Indian Appropriation bill, aud
stated. some explanatory remarks. that tho bill now
appropriated $53sO and that the bill OF the preceding
year had appropriated 81 ;0oo,Oo9 ,,,,,n ,,.. u,,
a member OF thc Conference Committee, aud was al
voeated by Mr.. HANCOCK tDem;; De IeN; ,o,oo Mr.
Hancock why the Iudan Peace commissioners hid re-
Mr HANCOCK replied that they had served as long as
the novelty dguity and romance OF the position were
Mr. BECK expressed the belief that the Peace Com.
mis- iouers had proved too Troublesome in the way OF
Indian agents send In false vouchers aud
10 receive payment fraudulent accounts. They had
been dismissed because they kept down the steaings
The Conference report was rejected, " 10 li ana
ne " Conference was asked
be the substitution oI Indian agents Tor the In
dian Commissioners -
for tue passage OF bill TO amend the Gold Bank
law so allow the circulation OF gold notes TO be 70
per instead Of 81 per cent OF the par value vi the
bonds deposited. Agreed 10 ana the Dill passed.
THE QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT.
On the question OF a recess. Mr.. RANDALL Dem.,
PENN asked the Speaker at what hour the legislative
day OF Monday would close.
The SPEAKER replied that there could be only two
opinions the subect-whether I. ended at midnight
MOIday, or at tls conclusion OF the legislative day
which would be IL o'clock on Tuesday Tho Cnair had
not yet made up ms mind as between those Two con
strucOns, but the session could not properly eAchu DC
| yOhd IL q. m. on Tuesday. -
MIR. RANDALL asked whether it could be at u rn, on
The SPEAKER replied that there was no presumption
whatever i'll favor OF that Tni. was not the last legs,
atye day. He Appreciated tnat the two Houses would
| necessarily agree on the hour OF adjournment.
DISPOSITION OF BUSINESS on THE SPEAKERS TABLE.
The House then resumed consideration OF the business
on the Speakers table The Senate amendments to the
| House bills we're disposed OF as follows:
For the collection of tho hye per cent Of net profits
due from the Paefc Railroad companies. Concurred in
fer norses and % Sasr % R9Hpsr iost or aesT9yed
Authorizing the Secretary OF War to renqush TO the
Interior Department those parts OF military
tons in Arizona longer required for military pur-
poses. COncurred in
Regulating removal OF from State courts to
the United states Circuit Court Referred to tho JUDI
| ciary Committee.
For the appointment OF a commission Of engineers to
investigate and report permanent plan for the recla-
nation of the aluval basin OF the Mississippi River
subject 10 inundatlon ConcGrred in.
To amend the act To establish Western Judicial Dis
trict in North Carolina. Concurred in
to real estate obtained from John W. Norton defauer
in the New York Post-Once. Concurredin in.
The concurrent resolution for final adjournment at II
s ns Mndy s Ta sE 70 sed tas on
there should be q continuous sunday session, 1t would
be utterly impossible TO adjourn at Ia o'clock Monday
MI MAYNARD Rep, Tenn remarked that members
were paid to stay aud attend the public business.
Mr. BUTLER Rep, Mass.)-oh no; only halt paid.
Senate bills or the Speakers table disposed of
follows:
panies in the Territories. Referred to the Committee on
10 extend the act OF March g. 1873 for the extension OF
time to the st. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company Con-
The House then, at $40, took till o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session opened with than the usual
noise and turmoil and large part Of the first hour
used in occasional suspensions OF business in order
as the Speaker usually phrases H. to allow private con-
Of conversation Mr.. BUTLER Gep., Mass.), by unani.
nous consent, offered resolution directing the pay
who are egslaed OF office by the reduction Of
force, and 1t was agreed to-.
Committee ON ,he Aiflirs Io the District of Columbia,
made special report on the message OF the President
tS'y the rate ''' Interest rss for bonds %
therein provided for, be increased from s6s to rate
winch will enable the bonds tOD disposed OF ut par.
He proceeded to state that subconmittee had waited
the President TO confer with him. Tho President
facts of the case and there difference Of Opin
ion between the President and the Committee.
that it uuparliamsnary to state the OF the
on rs asa f Of %S said he
would withdraw his statement.
were many aborng people who had these
in payment OF their wages.
Mr.. HOLMAN D.m Ind.) replied that most OF them
were the hands Of ckjobDers who would make so
per cent Oh them
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON, that Committee was dis
charged from the further consideration OF the subject
Soon after this subject disposed Of the House had
another scene OF disorder and umut In the midst OF
which Mr. BECK (Dem KyD moved to adjourn, re-
marking that the Republican side Of the House
noisy that no business could be done.
Mr.. CONGER (Rep., Mcb.) asked that Mr.. Beck's
words be taken down, as rejecting ON his fcllowmem-
bers
the SPEAKER remarked that Mr.. Beck had only
Obvious and that his words In