The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE 49, ls74-TRPLE SHEET

n, sr.ysssos dem! Of xy Inquired Y that
The CHAIs tAr. Anthony replied in the af1rma.
The motion of Mr.. MORRILL, to lay on the table
was rejected-yess Is, nays 81
The amendment Of Mr.. Thurman was modified
part thereof. to 90 free upon being stamped with
tine words Congressional Record" upon the wrap
per- II was then agreed to--yeas rs nays q. !,
Mr.. Frelinghuysen as amended, IL was agreed to-
yeas 80, nays 20 as fonows;- y. 1870
YrAs.Messrs. Acorn. Alison, Rsyard, Bcsy, carpsn
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MEN, t. as Of q Mr. I sssman aaSss
act as xss the rate q postage on newspapers and
periodicals shall not fake enect until the LIST OF
January next. Agreed to.
RESTORATION OF FRANK1NG REJECTED.
a@spdms tSat the at s emitted IAN act to aSosS
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existed prior to the passage Of that act be ana the
same d - hereby restored. Rejected-yeas H.,
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Morrill, Of Vermont, Morton. osssSys Pratt sa%sss,
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The amendment proposed by the Committee on
Appropriations providing "that hostages shall
hereafter be prepaid on al mailabe matter at the
are hereby repealed" was Withdrawn that OF Mr..
sherman, adopted yesterday, taking the place oft
SO as to provide for the printing Of O. Copies
OF the Agricultural Reports-200 600 for the use of
tine enase q or % ne
sioners Of Agriculture that the same shall be
allowed to go through the mails Tree, with the
me "raR Ra In S9aas sasEsS
oh ns
tive Appropriation bin, made report. In reply
to question from Mr. Anthony, he said the bill /,
salaries OF several employees Of the House. In re.
gard to the Congressional Printer the present
occupant OF that office remained On otiicer Of the
u sha once sEa bs sa b an
OF the President. The clerical force IN the depart
restored, Nevertheless there was reduction Of
over $1O0, 600 as compared with the bill when re-
10 ~ sns to-
the Post Once oil, and Nj. FRnLSaHuYsEs sub.
in the amendment OF MIR. Stevenson allowing re-
ports to 60 Tree through the mails: Rejected;
jected by yeas ~, nays n.
The Dil was then reported to the Senate, and the
amendments made In Committee Of the Whole
The Bill was then read third time and passed.
Mr.. SCOTT, (rep) or Pa. moved that the Senate
proceed to the consideration OF the bill making
allowed BY the Southern Claims Commission.
Agreed to-yeas 40, nays Is. p
committee on the Pension Appropriation bill, made
report which was agreed TO- BY the terms OF
the report me house agrees % sne nenase
TWENTY-FIVE cents Tor preparing vouchers and
administering oaths.
Mr.. STEVENSON, tdem.) of KY, introduced bill
prohibiting the publication In newspapers OF the
revised statutes OF the United States. Passed.
81 Sy G lHr e
mission was resumed, and Mr.. Scott explained tnat
the amendments proposed by the Committee on
Claims reduced the amount allowed by the House
MI. BoaY, (dem.) OF NO., moved to non-concur In
the amendment or the committee.
MI. MORRILL,, trep.) Of Me-, submitted resolu.
tior that until otherwise ordered the Senate meet
daily 81 eleven O'CLOCK a. n and remain n con-
Pending discussion on this motlon the Senate, at
half-past nve O'Clock, on motion OF Mr.. CoNKLINd,
At six O'Clock the doors were reopened, ana the
bill under discussion when the Senate went into
Tne Senate bill to provide for the establishment,
OF an international commission OF the maritime
Powers TO lay down ocean courses for steam yes
sells and otherwise provide for the increased safety
of sea travel was taken up and passed.
The House bil to provide ior the establisnmen,
the sea and lake coasts OF the United States and
promote the efficiency or the nfe-saving service
was passed.
the House bill to extena the jurisdiction Of the
Lighthouse Board was passed.
take up the Senate bin to regulate commerce
among the several States ana with foreign ma
tons; but objection was made by Messrs. BOUT
WELL, lrep) OF Mass, and SPRAGUE, trep) OF R. l.,
and II went over.
all revenue tax on savings banks having no capt
tai and where investments are made solely for the
benefit OF depositors, and the bill was passed.
Mr. SPRAGuE, (rep.) OF r. l., entered motion
to reconsider the vote by which the bill to provide
for the establishment OF an international commits
sion of the Maritime Powers to lay down oceaI
courses for steam vessels and otherwise to pro
vide for the increased safety Of sea travel wa
passed.
The Senate then, at twenty minutes to seven ad