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had resigned Is, therefore, conteu,rttble qutb-
bio. so~o of the minority members Of the Com
bcosl watched by protecting kindness, and that It
wn, will, tho groatest difficulty that evon tais
paragraph uf rol'test terr'nsnl obtained
insertion in tho report, Johh Boyd,
csisod $500 frou, Irwin. The servtoas which
he rendered uoro those Of 4 spy upon members
IN tho intcfcsta Of Irwin. lie watched tho NOM
beFr with whom the opposition 10 irwin COM
sisinu steamship line. lloyd saw to 4 that when
1r"in's bill was up ita frlenda should 6o IN the
llonso.-a service thai Htscl. noua more valuable
cotnh bo rcndorcd. lTetBey did tho samo thing,
think neither of those mon deserve speeill 70.
buke.
(Te The 1ssottatni Iress.1 ..
WAsu1snToN. u. G., Fob. 27.-fn tho House
this r,'f',in9 str. Kaason submtt,ed report
from tlo Ways anl t1eaua Committee in regard
TO the Pacific Mail 1nvcstigatlou, accompanied
DO resolutions to tho effect, first that copy Of
tho evidence taken before tho Ways aud Means
Committee upon tho question of tho corrupt uae
ing subsidy to tho Pacific Mali service DO de-
liycred 10 the Clerk Of tho uouse, to bo by hlm
laid before tha Houno at tho 1tst Hceston Of tho
Forty Cougress to the md that tlAcy may
n'aka further inquiries aud tako such action as
thcy tnay deem proper IN regard to William
=. King aud schnmaker. secoudly, that the
Ciork Of the liouse transmit to tho Umtod btatos
District Att0rno7 for the Dissrict Of Columbia
n copy Of tho evidence taken boforo tho Ways
and Means Committee. with request to lay 30
much OF II as rGlatcs to tho truth Of tue tcst1-
p,o,ly Elvon by King and schunakcr before tho
Gland Jury. Thirdly, That any reporter or CORE;
spondent who occupies . seat fn tho reporters
gallery Of tho Houee, aud who received auy por-
lion Of the money used III procuring stlbsitty:
bc ccnsAred aud be doprvod Of 1s seat IN said
gallery. Tho resolution aud report wcro ordered
printed mud reconmisted
Tho report concludes as fo!loHa:
'.1n order that another Congress may have It
In liz power 10 pursue this inquiry until the
guilty parieB, II any. arc dircoscsod mud that tho
Disgrace belonging 10 slch discovery may attach
rest upon tho Forty.beconl Congress as body,
they recommend that the evidence, and
erpecially ttat relating to tho 1nonoy paid
to tI,eso two partteH lking aud schu-
lnAker) and to tho action OF Alden D.
Of Representatives. to bs laid BY him boforu the
next House, OF which body ). q. 6c1lunlaker and
William 8. Hing are lnombers.elect. A1r. klug
IL not g member Of the present flo,iac and not
Within its Jurisdiction. aud ths Committee is not
ton affecting hin cxcept ~ embraced in tho ac-
colnpanying resolutions. Il ia evident that
the testimony Of Btockwell maY bo OF vital
Importance 10 the credlbility Of Mr. schunlaker'e
1t may better tend to just disposition OF Lis
case to give an opportunity for fu,thor evidence,
with tho strongest motlvo Oil tho part Of this
Witness TO furnish d more satisfactory o1pfann-
ton bf Ills connection with tleHe dis
hurremcnta Tho euortnone ovll attond-
Ing tho ozfatence Of m irregutated lobby,
With licauac to appear before Committees aud
urge noasuros upon members upon the fFadu-
Interested passee, c.Ils for further legipation."
BILLS RgcoMAESDEp.
The Committee, In concluding thoir report,
deem It necessary for tho projection Of Congress-