New-York tribune., 1874-06-22
XLIIIp CONGRESS--IsT SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TIE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL FINALLY Dis
POSED oF-THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED pi
TIE sENATE-THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL 0oN-
sIDRREp But NOT PAssED-Iih o o'Ni ~
REPORT on THE FINANCE BILL shAHfL' D
BATEp IN THE HOUSE AND ApoflfD W. VI.
TAKEN oS THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL7A i-Ahuh
>ruprR OF BILLS TAKEN FROM THE sfEAhEh .
~ TABLE AND DISPOSED Of -
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June 2o' 1874
y ur U1rcuCocK (Rep., Neb.) called up the
,,ose biu supplementary 20 the act 10 authorize the
washington city and Point lookout Railroad COMPANY
xtond railroad into and within the District OF Co
lambda.
MIR EDMUYDs Rep., vt.) objected TO its considera-
top He moved TO postpone the BILL and that the Senate
proceed to the calendar for the consideration OF uhop
ieeted cases Agreed to-
Mr.. HAMILTON Dem., Md, from the Committee on
Patepts reported adversely the memorial OF Alien
II Wilson for the extension OF his sewngmachine pat
ant and the Committee discharged from It's further
consideration.
uNoBJEcTED BILLS ON THE CALENDAR.
The Senate then the consideration OF the
unobiected cases on the calendar. and the following
bills, among others, were passed:
Tie Senate hill for.the restoration to the marker OF
certain lands in the Territory OF Utah
Tine House m 10 authorize the Secretary OF the Int
ror and pay tine accounts OF WiD fehain ia'e
The House p making approximation TO pay Emanue e
rying the mails ,.,, .,aohi,,,,as y,
Tbc Hos hi TO appropriate lands for the support of
TSc senate b 10 protect the timber land OF the United
States Government reservations and lands purchased by
the United States
MIR. MAMLiN (Rep.. Mel. from the Committee on
Forcien Relations. reported tue House joint resouIon
TO purchase the watch presented 10 Lafayette by Cen
Washington aud authorizing the restoration tnere0f TO
the heirs ~ Lafayette Passed.
Mr. SCOTT (Rep. PENN called up the House resoiutio.
for he transfer 70 condemned cannon for statue OF
George G Meade. in nFairmount PARK Philadelphia
Mr. TIPTON Gb. Rep Neb )'eallod up the House reso-
luton amoud the joint resolution OF April TO- Is71 re-
ag 70 a statue Of tie late Admiral Farragut Passed
Tue motion of Nj. spIague. entered several days
ago. reconsider the vote by which the bill was passed
Commission o Maritime Powers. TO lay down ocean
;or steam vessels aud otherwise provide Tor te
Increased safety travel laid ON the table, on
motion OF Nh SHERMAN :ep., Ohio) and the bill was
sent The House for the concurrence or that body.
Consideration of unoDiected bills on the calendar was
resumed, aua The following were passed:
The senate bin explanatory OF the resolution for the
relief settlers upon absentee Shawnee lands In Kan
s.s, approved Aprli z, 1861
The senate bIl to extend the time allowed for The re-
dempon OF certain lands by the first section Of the act
OF June g. 1872. entitled 'An act TO provide for the
redemption sale OF land held by the United States
under the several acts leynS direct taxes ana to sus
pend the operation OF the fourth section o sad
The Senate bin granting right OF way through puonc
lands to construct and maintain railroad III the states
OF Alabama and Florida.
TIE PENSION BILL POSTPONED.
Pending the consideration of the calendar the regular
order was demanded being the bill amendatory of the
act granting pensions certain soldiers of the War OF
lsl2 and the widows of deceased soldiers approved
Feb H. 1871 and 10 the pensionros those per-
sons whose names stricken therefrom IN conse-
Quence OF disOyalty.
Mr. MORRILL, Nep.. VIZ moved that the bill be post
pOned Senate proceed 10 the consideration
the bail making appropriations for sundTy civil eX
penses the Government for the fiscal year ending
June SO 1875 and the motion was agreed t9-Yeas 80
Nays "a as follows Republicans in roman, Democrats
an Italics and Lbera Republicans IN small capitalist