New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
XLIIID CONGRESSES SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE ENGAGED IN THE CONSIDERATION OF
BILLS ON THE Observation-Disclosures OF
THE CURRENCY DYBATE IN THE HoUsE-A VOTE

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE ENGAGED IN THE CONSIDERATION OF
BILLS ON THE Observation-Disclosures OF
THE CURRENCY DEBATE IN THE HoUsE-A VOTE
TO BE TAKEN TO-DAY.
SENATE. ...... WASHINGTON. April g. 1874
Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN Rep., N. J) presented
petition from citizens Of that state, asking that uu'
Of one cent pound be imposed on tin instead ol 'e
ad valorem duty now imposed. Referred to the COM
mittee on Finance. similar petition from citzens
Virginia was presented by Mr.. JOHNSTON Dem' '"'
and referred TO the same Cominittee
number OF bills OF private nature were repor'cu
from the Committee OH Claims and placed on the eao
dar.
Mr.. SARGENT Rep., Call, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported back tho memorial =. % ,be,r
surgeons in the Navy asking rearrangcnent VI
names I'M the Naval List and asked that the CommI1
be discharged from It's further consideration o.,
Mr. BUCKINGHAM Rep. Conn) introduceu d iIcDt oi ,D
the relief o certain persons of African descent
in the Choctaw and Chckasaw natons S on Api -' '
Referred to the Committee ON Indian Ahalrs ~
Mr. OGLESBY Rep., HI presented hem"Lia, ~ ~
John Beeson, asking for the appointnen OF & indian
rihs and devise means TO improve their condition Re
ferred 10 The Committee on Indian Anars .,,,or ~
Nornn Greene yice.President of the international
Ocean Telegraph Company ashihs iOr % ne p,er pts Suf
folk pnrchased abroad the Company, and authorby M
TO change her name to lroi' MorSe' i'oioii'N " ~
Mr. SCOTT 1lep, Penn), from the Committee on on
Claims reported ayoraOy on me D 70 ,eer e C Conr Of
claim OF Il. NJ. and stephen A. douglass 10 the 'oN''
Claims Placed on the calendar a., o,..ion
Mr. DAVIS Dem W. Val called MP the resolution
introduced by him few days ago. calling upon ue tbo
retary of the Treasury to report TO the senate t1
amount of defalcations OF various dsbnrslhs
the Government, and 1t was referred 10 the finan0
Mr.. SARGENT Rcp.. CALI introduced by request tn
hill to antmOnopoy ocean cable eelnnan''WV1 az w
between Europe, America, and ASIA; III gives 10 W.
Cornell Jewett and his associates al inc Ilen.s p IL,
nd nuvqpes TO land use and operate ocean cables h
the interests Of American GOvernment anu peoP pP
between Europe and New-f or any o'er @
points on the Atlantic coast; also between Sah @
or any other desirable points on the Pacific coast anu
China Japan, desirable points OF ASIA uneI tn
y the Telegraph act March 30 1861 Referred 10 the
Committee on Foreign Eeiitlohs'
CONSIDERATION OF BILLS on THE CALENDAR.
Mr. ANTHONY Rep., r. ~ called up the motion OF
Mr. Howe 20 reconsider the vote by which the bill for
tho relief Of the heirs of Asbury Dickens passed yes
,ordav and IT. was discussed until the expiration of the
morniue hour WI en- IL was laid over and the Senate
resumed the consideration OF bills on the calendar as
% House bill providne for the assignment Of judges
in the Territories recommit1ed 10 the Juaic"ry
The senate bill 70 provide for the incorporation and
regulation of railroad companies IN The TERRITORIES OF
the United states was read ana MT siEW AhL t.ep,
NeyO explained its provisions. lie said the o9ect Ga
tbe bin was TO enable people IN the Territories VINO
desired build railroads with Iheir own noey 10 o & So
lature for cnarter The bill granted no puDlc ahu eA
tbe blI perfect having carefully examined Oy the
LAWYERS on the Committee. ~
Wr CARPENTER (Rep., Wsl said that several weeks
On ne I'M reduced bill for new election ia LOUISIANA.
II was mportant that the bill should be disposed Of lie
mad consulted with the Senator from Louisiana (lr
Wesl who desired to speak on the BILL AMI he now gave
notice that on Monday next after the expiration ot the
mornnc hour he would that the Senate proceed
10 the cnnsidcTati that bill He hoped 1t would be
passed upon without reference TO committee us thefe
" as no need for such reference. .
some discussion place upon the bill 10 provide FOR
the INCORPORATION and regulation OF railroad companies
in fbe Territories Messrs. WRIGHT ep.. Iowa., WAD-
LEIGH REP " HI and HOWE (Rep. WIS., fdYOriug
its recommitial that amendment might De conslmr &
cred while Messrs. STEWART (Rep, NeyD SAkGENI
Rep., CALI, and HAMliN Rep., Me) arguou that IL
might as wen be considered and disposed Oi al once go
MIR WRIGHT Qiep., Iowa. moved to recommlt the blii
IN be Committee on Railroads. and pending the discus
sion Mr. CAMERON tRep., Penn) moved that The SEN
ate nroceed to tne consideration OF Executive Dusess
Agreed 10. -. IT, r,-oo,.;ro
session. and after short tune tue doors were IeoVtheu
and the senate adjourned.