, 1874-03-27
ing s90.o00 to continue tho dredging al tho
muush OF tho MissfEHprl Rivor. PasHod.

Ing aao. .ooo to oontinno tho dredging al tho
mouth OF tho MissiEaippl Rivor. Pasaod.
NEW MEXICO.
Mr.. INGALLS, introduced bill to onab1o tho
and stato Government and providing for tho i'd
mlHelon OF tito stato into tho Union.
BRIDGES.
Mr. NOFIUN presented 4 roHoutfon Of tho
Chamber Of Co1rmorco Of Evansville, Ind, in
iavor Of MI amendment authorizing tho cot,-
Htrncston Of bridges uoross tho OHIO liver, so o.
to provide that thoy DO constructed of oontIn,,-
olB Rpans, 900 foot each, and two pivot draws Of
100 foot caoh. Roferred.
TEnRlroMtAL COURTS.
The Honso bill o',tcorning Ills ptaotico In Tor
ritorial courts mud appeals thorofrom WIS taken
up, and tho amendment of 1lr. STEVENSON,
providing TINT tho provisions of tho bill should
not apply to onecs In. the Supreme Court whore
reco:d has already boon filed, was agreed to, mud
tho bill passed.
MIR. WRIGHT. from tllo Judiciary Committee,
reported aufavprabiy OH the bill to rolnovo tho
POLITICAL disabilities Of 1ohu @. Cobolt, OF Texas.
Eoboll recently accepted tho nomination for
Ttato Office.
CURRENCY D1L1-
Tho morning hour having expired, the CHAIR
announced that tho Sonnto would rocunIo cuneld-
erhtlon of tho lill to pruvido for the redemption
atid rolrsue Of United States notGs aud for frco
Mr. SHERMAN called up the resolution sub-
mtttod by him yesterday, md amended 1t 70 as
to provide that after O'Clock to-day, the debate
Should ne limited to lon- minute speecheb Oil each
amendment, and that 1t should DO In oruor to
move recess from to 7:D0 p. m.
Mr. HAML1N proposed that general agree-
ment be mado now to Commence voting at 3
o'clock to-day, md after that hour speeches OF
csch amendment DO confined to ton minutes on
tho part Of oach Senator.
Attor come further discussion, Mr. HAA1LIN
moditlod lis proposition 30 rs to provide that
the voting should commence ut o'clock instead
Of o'clock. md, as modified, It wad agreed to.
Dir. SCOTT aaid tho bill, as It came from tho
Committee, did not command Ills ontlto ap-
proyal, but he was disposed to adops 1t. Ho
would be governed By circumstances as to
whether he would oifor any amendments OIL
some Of the provisions OF tho bill. He was paircd
with hiB os,lleague (Camor.,n) who wnn detaiucd
from Tho Senate BY the death Of melnbor Of
his family, but on othor provisions, in which
they both agreed to, he would vote.
Mr. FENTON announced that ne would vote
against the bill.
Mr. MoRRIL, Vt.) favotod the retirement OF
logal-tendere, duliar for dollar, as Natioua Dank
noleB woulu ba iasued
Mr. LOGAN said tllls bill bud been rcrorted
here by tho Financo Committee, anl he hnd not
hoard sit gle member Of tho Committee speak
n favor OF it except the Chairman, aud ho
5!ogan) believed TINT ho was rather doubtful.
bill Whon AL lis members we're against 1t.
Tho hour a o'o!ock) having arrived, the
OHA!H announced that the ten-1nnute rule
would be enforced ia accordauce with tho agreo-
ment entered into thls moraing.
Mr. HOWE said ho would vote against roduo-
Ing tho circulation OF logaltendors, and was also
opposed to shcir increase. ho would therefore
support tho bill Of the Committee, believing it
best to leaye tho circulation as 1t was ut prosout.
Mr. THURMAN said although tho bill of tho
gentleman from MlHsouri {Schurzl should bo
adopted bore, it would not pass tho othor
A0uHe, aftor tho vote Of Monday in that body.
Tue question being on the amendment of Mr.
schurz TO strike Out" 80 aud iasert "56,'' so
TINT the maximum limit Of United StateB notes
should 10 1856. QUO, 900 instead Of $3.50, ,0J0. coo,
o. reported by tho Committee, 1t was lost-yeas,
IL; maya, 40, a8 follows: