New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tao senate theH at ii5 p m. adjourned I'll 10 morrow
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Under the call of States, many bills were
Introduced aud referred. including the following:
By Mr.. WILLARD (Rep.. vt.)-I.esoluons Of tho Ves'
mont Legislature against reciprocity with Canade
By Mr.. HARRIS (Rep. Mass.l-ro refer TO tue Court
OF Claims and tie Supreme Court tho determination oil
the righs OF the central branch Of the U0le1 P1cinc
Railroad Company under the ex,stns law. ,.
BY Mr. BUTLER REP, Massl-ro establish cenain IN
post roads, regulate the Transmission OF comner
cia and other intelligence By Telegraph.
By Nj WOOD tDem.. ~ Y)--A resolution ~ The New
York Lssf for % the WP[o' GneGt @ OF hHrTn syrT;
the con -tructon OF The Southern Railroad
BY Mr. YOUNG Dem Ga),,APpr" Lung 81 5000" Tor
By Mr FINCK Dem, Ohio)--Reooluiions OF the Ohio
Legislature III regard 10 Louisiana affairs.
Ey Nj WILLIAMS Rop" Ind.l-Io incorporate Che
Niional Union Telegraph Company. ~
By 5Ir BUCKNER ID I'm. Mol-R"sou,iou4 Of tho
By Mr. sTANARD Rcp. Mo ITO allow bOtrDg cloths
- Bv ~ Mr. WELLS Dem, sIojFor branch mint at 81.
Louis. ,...
Generals Department Ot TIE Army.
BY Mr. nUBBELL tRep, Nchl-For lighthouse at
b. Nj COBB (Rep, kas J-Issoution OF the Kansas
IegslAture iu favor OF appropriation for improving
BS Mr STRAIT ifiep., Minn)--For the improvement,
Of the Mnneota kver Oy The construction OF lock AMI
~ ~ u Mr. hvERiLL Rep, Minu) Resolutions of tas
Minnesota Legislature FOR the Improvement of the ST.
Iy Nj LOWE Rep,, Kan)-FOra public building at
By Sir. CROOKE Rep., n. Yl-For the exchange OF
lands NaaDcgl boy between tbe CDlted states aud
By MI KELLEY (Rer., Pennl-To secure the service
Of processes IN TIE Gnts4 sta,es ,5 cSgits
that Richard H. lrwiu be discharged from arrest, he
having answered all Questions OF the Comaittee on
By Mr. MIL, Dem Tcras)-To establish port Of
By Mr.. sIOR1 (Dew., PennJ-To prevent per'ons
formerly employed IN the Fatent once from presenting
applications i0g patents.
Mr. HAWLEI (Rep, n.y. moved TO suspend the rules
apd ma bill Tor canal oOunec1ng the waters II
Lake Michigan win the Illinois, bi sls'ppl and BOX
IuveIs special order fox Tie IL .. Fetru"fy Agreed
Mr. CESSNA Rep., Penn.) offered the following reso
R5d Tia, the ra ,. 50 far 'r,peaded daring the renero
the n 70 5 esS sS5 n; SIeoss o ,p i Du M o 5 s
.a,Ss 2T o. h{ a. 0n 70 .5 ., o ,ns m I a, & oi 1nI & '
bo apgy saeo.il. NE Oss'od IL tue la'e or aiot
ont rSsOauop report Of COnHiaee 'nereO1
Ihe IeaGIng OF tue resolution was folowed by ndik
nant protests from the Democratic side OF the House.
Dir. ELDREDGE ItDen., WIS., suggested that pernapa
It would be better TO abolish all ruirs.
Mr.. HOLMAN Dem, InGl thought that would he Ia
violation Ot Ihe Constitution; Mr. RANDALL Dem,
Lss 9S Mr. cox DEN Ne n ~ thit II ' wo1i be-
b,t;er tor i!e House to suspend all rules ana 90
SetIInE very Dad precedent for the Iext House.
OA the other SIDE. !. was decaled ~ MI BUTL1R
waste OF tue public tmc and II was denied by Mr
CESSNA that II would throw open The Treasury doors
Some opposition also came from the Republican sts
CT the chamber from M. Merriam Qt'p;. n ~. Mr..
Tue resolution Was rjected-Yeas 100; Nays 49, not
the necessary two-tnlrds N tue affirmative ,,-
Psfngt0n, Burchard Burlech, Foster, Haze OF Me.
Hale o; n. Y, hIsson, heriam Phelps, Pierce, Il. IL.
Roberts sener suith Of Oai0, Willard OF VI, aud M
'1 MI sWiIH Rep PENN moved to suspend the rules
10 III
bill an amendment to repeal the addiiiOh.. China sup,
to without the Yeas aud Nays
Mr.. NEGLEY Giep., Penn )rrom the Committee
Commerce. reported the bi amending the act OF March
I67S authorizing the cons' uciion Of 1 Iaee scross
iae Mississippi River at st. Louis Mr; WELLS Dem..
MOI moved TO lay the bill on the table Sesa1Ved rue
bill requires the bridge to be built of 1ree straight.
CONTINUOUS spans each not less than 400 tt IN the clear
Nj. sTANARD iRep., Mo- moved an amendment re-
ouIrng E to DO built or two continuous spans not less
assigned the bill eary III the ssics ana nearly
ali Ine time was consumed IL cali or the Ijls eal
NAYS on TOtlon 10 OCjuuin al i Ia reading the I'LL,
S there was great pressure BY afr Neglry have 1t
dsIosed OF within tho hour hle AeSsrS Stunard ard
other side FinaY Mr. s;anAri vas a!.owe3 hye ulu-
nfes aud prOcoeded WITHIN tnJt tmo 10 point tne
or the construction Of this bIdse which 10 To % ~
Carondelet, or South St. Louis, Dut he wished hs
amendment 10 DO adopted IN accordance VITA tie dc.
mana OF tho merchants al Chamber of Commsree VI
MT SEGIEy explained and advocated the bin, which
he said mad De6a carefully and patiently c0nsdeed ey
the Committee COfIsces, lhe OBJECT Of the bridge.
be said, interest
elton TO It came the friends anu sockhoders OF
the existing bridge at st. LOUIS, which charges 70 car
on every OF coal crossing rom Illinois int0 Assour
Mr. Stanard's enument Was agreed 10, I'd tGs Ait
as amended was passed, Yeas, al; Nays,4
Mr. BUTLER (Rep, Mass) moved 10 suspend tle
rules aud take irOm the Speakers table tue senate
Cy Rights bill Tor consideration a. the present
and continuously till final disposition Do lad thereof
AUD that no dilatOry motion be allowed until such ba
and amendments have been finally disposed VI. D.la-
tOry motions Immediately TesOrted 10 the Dr
ocrats prevent vote ON Mr.. Buffers resolution.
Finally, direct vote taken on the motion, anu
an feu n "A
frmatlye. 30 the motion was defeated. Tue RepuDd-
cans voting No" we're Messrs. Butter OF Tenn HIrri
SON. Hycc Lohand, IOwnGes Maynard, Srnrr, SAests,
sloan, SANTA Of Va, Stanard, Strait aud rnornbuIg
Mi. DURHAM (Dem, Ky presented u mrlnorai and
nctuou signed by 900 residents OF Ken, lucky, asking
CoDgr,s submit for ratification an amendment " IAe
Constitution of the UDlGed States prohibiting the mana
fccture atOu aud sale VI sprtuVus Liquors, sucn
nmeudtne take effect Jan. l, 1876 Referred " tus
judiciary Committee.
mo Lnlise theN. Al 5:lO p. M. Adjourned.