New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
5000 year. and President of the Citizens National
| Bank of w ashugt0n.
After considerable discussion amendment was con-

to,oVO ytHr, hnu Ircbfuobs Vi sho N'aS0"s
Alter considerable discussion the amendment con-
CURED in.
OTHER AMENDMENTS ACTED UPON.
Other amendments were acted upon. as follows
Prohibiting the exhibition In the Capitol Of works OF
art. Concurred In. .-.,
Making the salary OF the Supervising Surgeon General
Of the Marine Hospital service $4,000 Compromised OH
Approprtat,ng $4,000 for lighthouse at Windmill
Point. Lake 81. Clair Mich. Concurred IN.
striking out the heappropriaon OF 100000 for stea
tender FOR the lighthouse service on the facino coA
Appropraiing 5000 for steam fog signals for Yerba
BueDa. Cal. Not cOacurred In. ,,,,
Striking out the Item about the Mcrarransn 0'"
Directing telegraph companies to take from the Capt.
tol grounds and surrounding streets all telegraph poes
and substitute cables Also for removal Of railroad
tracks FROM the Capitol grounds. Concurred IN. A.,
The appropriation of si2500 for the extension OF tue
building for the Government Hospital Tor the insane
was not copcurred In Tue appropriation OF $1,000 Ior
"a pneumatic tube between the Capitol ana inc do'efn
mcnt Printing Oiice was not concurred IN. A.
The amendment striking out the item to pay tne en-
penses contested election cases was not M
The appr $4,000 for Dountes to sailors ana
marines under existing laws was not conourred in
The amendment striking out the Item Iof the oN
volunteer forces not concurred In $4,000. a., A..
The amendment striking out the item OF sSoVy dof n
Brady collection of photographs OF the war was no'
The amendnent striking out the cause requiring tne
removal OF the railroad tracks from tIo ""s"'"s''
Aqueduct bridge was not concurred IN. .,,oooo ,or
Tho amendment striking out the item OF Noo'o'o io'
clothing for The navy was not cOncurred ID -, j,
An AUTHORIZATION Of 100000 for the continuation OF
the building Of the NewOrleans Custoh-nouse' Ooh'
striaing ont the Limitations the cost OF public
buildings Chicago. Cincinnati, Philadelphia ana
An Appropriation OF 100000 for public building at
IrentoD aud $4,000 for public building at Grand
Rapids, Mich. Not concurred in.
Striking out the item Of $4,000 for plans for public
buildings at Auburn, NJ Y, Not concnrred ln n, Tho
Treasury Department Not concurred In.
THE BILL SENT TO A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
The amendments being all disposed Of at 4So O'clock
were sont TO a conference committee.
THE RESOLUTIONS eENsUEING Mr.. BROWN
Mr. RANDALL Dem, PENN sent to tho Clerks desk
and had read letter from Mr.. Hale Qep N ~ recog-
nizng the injustice done to Mr. Brown (Dem., Ky by
the resolution Of adopted Oy the House on his
lr Hale's) motion n the early part OF the session.
Mr. RANDALL added that as Congress was about 10
CLOSE was Seeg not % sat there should come from the
other of the House motion 10 eApuhse 1no
Mr. NEGiEY Rep Penn.)-Ii you mako that motion
do not put 1t that trashy letter. . l..
Mr.. BUTLER Rep, Mass)-Here Is my response W
bat isending up resolution give the clerSs to Com
inittees two months pay from the Alta of Magch. which
Mr. sPEER Dem. Penn)-That is unworthy of the
genteman FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
FROM ON KentucEy. {Mr BIowH} was in the House ana
could at once put The House In such position that II
might gladly wipe out anything that reelected Oh his
MF. TODD Rop, PENN remarked that the gentleman
BrOwi) Idd been asked whether he had any 9xp'ana,
TO mako Of his language, and he SAID lat nc sIoOu
Mr.. RANDAII-I withdraw tho subject from the con-
Mr. DAWES said that 1t would delight him, as he wos
about TO tie house, contribute to the Wlpng .nt
OF whatever there that a!ion painful 10 the
gentleman" from kentucky. and nat gentleman hao
now the cpport4ny to place hmsGi oeIore inc e9un3 %
IN the light In which every gentleman "Ouid Ike 10
stand. 80
the re, alton of censure Simon Cameron had Deen
rescinded, ana that to-day resolution had been pasel
highly CompI ntary to tie speaker LOCKING iansh-
p. ,ulI I
e5s from before the House.
THE SENATE AMENDMENTS TO TIE RIVER AND
HARBoR BILL NoN-coNCURgED Is.
At 6 a. NJ. s!e Senate amendments TO the River and
HsrOor Appropriation bill were received. Non-con-
CURED in, without being read and sent to Conference
Committee.
ACTION ON SENATE BILLS RESUMED.
The House again took Up the the Speakers
BE and the following Senate bills were disposed Of
For the reAef of Allegheny Valley Railroad Com
Ramovins tho political disabilities of James Jackson
Approving an act of tho Colorado Legislature.
Fol The relief OF Francis NJ. Armstrong and Thomas
Ross "a patent case) Rejected.
10 amend Section 422 Of the Revised Statutes rela
ting to better government OF the navy. Passed
Granting the rgnt OF way for wagon ro!d IN salt
LsAc County, Utah. REJECTED.
For the relief VI Courtiand Parker. administration OF
For the relief OF Holy Cross Mission, Dakota. Passed.
For n Commission the rights OF Brush subjects TO
land il the territory whicn subcct tho award
OF the Emper of Germany Rejected.
For Ao res4 OF Frances a. Robinson, admin 5tratTix
rr hc relief Of the trustees Of the Methodist Epsco-
pa Church AZ New-Creek, West Va. Rejected
For toe relief Of joan Montgomery ami Thomas E.
WLliaLi5. Rasscd.
For tho relief Of the. Terro Haute and Indianapolis
RaIrOa Company. Parsed.
AGREEMENT To TIE CONFERENCE REPORT ON THE
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
Mr.. MAYNARD Nep., Tenn) at a. M. made the
conference report the Legislative Appropriation bin,
watch vas agreed to. The House again won't " the
business the Speakers table.
SENATE BILLS DISPOSED OF.
Tho following Senate bills we're disposed of:
For the extension of the patent known as Reynedsu
Patent Brake for PoweT;looms; Il lected It'll. ..,,,
TO LOrze tne pnrchase Of se for public build
at Topeka, Kansas. Passed.
Approp tin $4,000 for public buildings at CovinG
10 authorize the purchase OF site for public build
iDgs at Harrisburg, Penn. Passed.
Amending the charter Of the Frecdman's Savings and
Trust Company. X jeced. after discussion, in whicn
Mr. MERRIAM Rsp.. ~ said that the depositors
Nould receive 90 per cent dividend.
10 aaicnd section 93i2 Of the Revised Statutes re-
laii"n % aLxing stamps on brewers casks. Passed
For the relief OF j. n. Hayden. Passed.
For the relief of Joseph u. Cotton. Passed
This dsDose OF all ne oiilS on The printed calendar
the coma OF twenty silver coin was passed.
TLiB DEFICIENCY BILL.
AT u O'Clock Mr.. GARFIELD Qacp., Ohio), from the
Committee appropriations, reported back the Senate
amendments to The Deficiency Dill The following
tho more important ones
Appropriatne $4,000 for the refinery at the mint
ir SIN Franci i3oo Not cOncurred in
Tse varions appropriations for Indian deficiencies
MOI eODcurrcd in.
The varloCs new sections allowing Indians to tako
homosteads. NOs concurred 10.
Tie dlsa greoing votes referred q Conference
Committee.
Oa motion OF Mr. DoyNAN (Rep. Iowa), a bin au-
thorzng pontoon wagon bridge across the Mississippi
River at Dubuque Iowa, was passed
RECESS TAKEN.
Mr. GUNCKEL Qep, Ohio) then desired to present
the conference report the Bounty bill, but
tagonstc moyement, the House at a. m took recess
till half pas 0.
Al the end Of the recess. at half past O'CLOCK the
House reasscmbled.