New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22

pv Mr. scTJrrMAKER Dem, N Y)-For the con-
domination Of piece OF ground for pupilc puuls !"
By Mr. COOK Dem, Gal-Limitng the power OF Con-
ess IN making apIE1oprIali2ns Tenn, nv reouesTo
authorize mixed commission ~ inquire and report as
the future naval policy Of the United states Aha an
By Mr.. RIDDLE dem, Tenn.l-Io reduce the TAX on
BY Mr. BuRCHARD rep, nLl-Relatins TO distilled
By Mr. McCRARY Rep., Iowal-Chartering the At
laniic, Chicago Black Hills and Pacific Rairosd oo
PIB3 y Mr.. STRAIT Rep., Minnl-A memorial for an
Indian treaty by which the Black Hills may be opened 10
Mr.. LORD Dem ". W offered resolution directing
the Attorney General 10 report by what authority ana
subordnafes in conrayenion of the long esaplIsned
rule relating to the testimony OF accompces Id criminal
The House then proceeded to vote the bill to reorgan
lie the Judiciary and It was passed by Yeas 1885, Nays
IO2. -.,.,,... ..,,,..
Mr. KELLEY Rep PENN offered n resolution calling
for the spondence between the Treasury Depart
December 1873 in relation the transfer Of the pro
ceeds OF United States bonds sold or TO DE sod, ~
London also for the correspondence between inc STATE
Department and the British Government IN relation 70
the mode OF transferring to this country lhe amount Vi
u" Mr. ELLIS Dem Ia.l offered resolution for the APP
pontnent of subcommittee 10 VISIT ana lhset Wv
levees Of the Mississippi River ana the region su0ecl
inundation. Adopted. ., T.,
Mr. TOWNSEND dRep., PENN offered resolution in.
strucfng the Committee on Pacific Railroads 10 inquire
whether any arrangement has been formed by the "a
ee Railroad Compsni w Pa EnG Ocean % esed
ON Amcricsnhmlt ships EnglshDuilt ships. sailing
under the British hag Adopted .
Mr. FAULKNER dem, W. ya) offered resolution In
stuclng he Committee on FOREIGN AnaiIs TO pliiu
into the circumsanc OF the conviction IN Great hlta
Of Edward O'Meagher Condon citizen OF the thitea
States Adopted IN -. a.,
transfer Of the Pension Burelu rom the Interior De
pariment TO the War Department. Referred.
Mr. CLARK (Rep., MOI, from the POstOihcc commit
Zee. reported the Post Route bill. Passed.
Mr. SPRINGER Dem. Ill made personal eNphna-
ton I'm reference an amendment moved NY nun 10 tno
& nienu Il Appropriation bill when II was before the
House and which Migrated on the bl ANA replied
To structures upon him contained in The Netr lork HeTdd
and The IhiqdeighR Times IN relation thereto rs 10
Whether the appropriation Ia be hfai or s'conu
lien He wanted know, in cODcusiOn whether ai me
close of the bition the stockholders were To receive
their of the first and the Government after
ward. wanted Ia offer resolution 10 Lave the Gov
crnuent appropriations Withheld until That j. known.
Mr.. KELLEY rep, PENN denied Mr. spnnKers allie
cations distinctly.
Aficr some confusion arising from frutlesa enort an
the part of Mr. Holman Dem, Ind) To be recognized
and - submit motion, the rouse, M 100 y. M "a
iourncd until Wednesday, Tomorrow CNHshlnstohs
birthday anniversary beng a national holiday.
Nr. cox hen resumed the chair Ia announce fhat ne
had lu.t received telegram from Mr. Kerr 10 the eject
that much better, and would De N Washington
tomorrow.