New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,.

ffr. ODHIEN (Dem., Nd.) mtrodCc'u Dill
10 rcinb 4r,e tie S.a:c of Maryland 10: arms dad nhuI
tons Of war taken from that Stately authority of the
UnIted States in 1>61. R'frr'd
Nr. SWAMI (Ocm., MlJ otrrNd resolution calling
on the Secretary OF Wax for report 10 Ia; uoat lea
si,Le IT. od. for constructing snip cant b:twccn tho
e.tar aud Deawar" Bty". tho a"Ir KIN tte eos
sayBG o distance, &t HieE.tI " the C'L.n't.1e oh
Mr HAGASs CRsp W. w, chred resolution in.
strurtine Jad.try Con .l e.: I" lao .lfe wlrh2r
any restrictions are p.Aced on t.rir"p nc c,Waiac'
Nj. LUri.. III t)em.. CL). n:r" ~, ii " h ap?rr,
prlans eli 100 nptJ'"inenG O lao d'ro Island
GAKFiELD Il. p., OIO). asked m InimOn' 'ascnt
10 REPORT Aba udve pLssei piil applOhL hS sJJ0 IT,
dcrriy the expenses OF the Vi'it VI h''I A"AaL ana
MIR. HEREFORD (Den., ". yA), c1j5c,ci. and the bill
Mr. DAWE3 tR ,p., Mlss) presented q communication
signed by DIS. JonnNton aud Garrett, ccI'NlhL IN IT
sIl nvesII IgatOn Is not at present III lhy0ci cJui-
Ion to present hsel at TIE hIr or tn: isr, or 10 10
thai Ia view such certificate from gehtieinch Of
sIch high prrsoaal ant pioc ,'",i"i ca ALtc.rI tho
Cuunlttce Oh ana Mrau5 %Ouli not lLstflrt tuo
10 o:ilS the "lt1ess bef""e Tic iiJse
at Tic prcscut time, unicss the HJnao should Ohcrwse
Mr. DAWES R'r. M,ss) oF.red 2 resolution author
lzin! tue Com ~ ite of WAYS thd - S ~ shr ;c,nc
Adopted.
TIE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House then ut o'clock, weLt ihto Committee Of
the Wuoe, Mr. Poland (Rsp., w. In the chair. the
Naval Appropriation blil.
Tue following the principal items Of the bill, which
apuropriates In all about tl7oO01,OO0;
ef,he omcers $50 Of the 10000
Cvil esablshneDt navvysds and sahoBs. .JUOJO
Gensral md dOcks..... 10000
Provisions for sGers searer and nirnes l3JOO0
Preservation Of vessels. purchase Of stores &e. 3OJUO0
Repairs Of Oller.. pAeaintfy lSg10c1
Naval ACADEMY 10000
Mr.. BUKLEIGH (t,i, NJ, J lnoved reduce Tue .em
for expenses OF tue Alter discussion
IL toe course OF me dl.cnssion Mr.. CREAMER (Dem,
N. " assaed administration OF the Navy part
nent, parcu ry In connection with running the Navy
Yards for political purposes. He declared that the
of that mad brought the eiovernnsnt
and the pIbiican Party Into contempt. He charged
that the secretary of the Navy was the dai.y and
nightly cOupLnon Of cou racCOrs and obbers make
milIioDs out Of the Government and who were con-
stautly swIndng the Government. He denounced the
appropriation Of &j,0O0JO, made at the last
On Ter tue scare d Win Spain one Of the
greatest rrauIs practced. II One were to take u
microscope aud eKanne tue navy today no could not
The admnlstratiOn OF the navy was defended BY
Mcssrs HALE (Rep., Me). ARCHER (Dem.. Md.). aud
'SoCa Se caTfENDES 1IN tD4m NJ ~ recognised the fac.
that the BrOokin NavyYard nad been sink OF p0liu
cal sorrupqhn h gs many De eoiyh va.
inside outside of that Navy-Yard had any claim
reputable man had got letter from every VI
Cabinet but one intenaed assist that person In
carrying the Conxressiouai election against mum Mr
aud there was question bus that
were planted In the Brooklyn Ndvy-Yard for political
purposes. Those mea were not @ taere e. now s!tloaga
v0 ed last year. which ronR for want of covering
because there nen tO cover It. There was no
aessee.
Tue debate was further part!cipatedl in BY Messra
RANDALL (DsnI. Penuj and o NELL (hsp. Penny
Mr.. RANDALL declared that he would. IN the next |
Democrats tnat hsd hitherto Ia cast.
ug out anfaithrul Republicans.
rom the .rsoas CAT upon him by NJ Cres smer a.
eoopwesasd tHs sesttaon VI ali tne niass NAvyYAscs