New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08
XLTVTH CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.


INsTrTITIONs BOND PRINTING, AND NEW-foKh
pOs1-OFFICE CoYsTRUCTION-MR. GARFIELD AT
rAcYs TIE DIPLOMATIC REDUCUoSs-A VOTE
AGAINST SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS.
SENATE WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. 1875.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate memorial
OF the New-York Board Trade asserting the neXpe
deny Of attempting the resumption OF specie pay menus
before the requisite conditions arc Ilpe iof IT,
to the Committee GU Finance
Also communication from the Secretary OF the Iteas
ur ipco.ine communications from Sidney Dillon, PIes
en. 81 tho Jnnn pacific Railroad O. p. Huntington
Weep esdert Of the Central Pacihc Ra,ifpau Cihity
i'm regard 10 the creation Of sinking nd FOR TIE pay
,ncn of anoanis due the Government by sad companies
Ordered 10 be- printed. . . $780,. -. !. ~
Mr WEST Gsep, La gave notice that at an early day
he od eulni some remarks regard o the pecunlaiy
and other relations existing between inc UO'erno "N
hIT. smERTSN G,ep Ohio entered motion to refer
the communication TO the Committee on flnhhoe;;, ro
70 have the matter referred to the Committee on Ha
roads. 80, ,,,,. ,ho rons,ons
~ certain officers OF the navy was paoed Oh Tue oain
Mr. CONKLING crop, N. " presented the memorial a
OF the New-Y0ril Chamber OF Commerce. ~ t
that the Japanese indemnity Fund nc paid ncs ~ Re-
Japanese Government after ded'cun9 oAp''''' Nv
ferrsi the Committee on Finance 49,, ,t,,o, -
Mr MoChEEKY Dom, KY presented tne pt,le'U ,tv "
i,r 10 Panama asking appropriation 10 rc5o'e me
her late husband IRON Panama 10 'he 'oiNo
r -; Wi fR ial presented the Joint resolution OF
90
constructing tne levcos OF me M.'-TS,tp n,'
in Louisiana, aud that the Conceal love- I,n.Lt aS5o
exclusive control Of such ieyee3 Ecfefieu 10 'o O
Mr. ,RAGlN Rep n H. presented lont rs,J ,Ia OF
of the Nov .nsiro iFgSatuie III T,a '0h 70 ths -
sInipnn o! specie payments. Referred to tie onniF
N Pn NiiEmioy Dom, n O.. ron TIC Committee on
tho ne rrr ~ ,ntiub.f reported adversely on he sen
i m Explanatory OF tue acts OF June -, 1874, relating
the Di,ict 0i Colombia and t..e comm e'eo was ~
elm ,s,i nom ia further 81. .'si "riti'h. 49,. ..
PritJa- ;,r The repeal II the law inpo'inr ,woren
Tort ( l.. L. \ y
CR"~.. Ohio, ~. FRkLLGHUfsES q!ep, y. -, Dir:
Committee on Finance.
PAYsrEST OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.
NJ COyKTiNG C2er.. " y, from tie Judiciary Com
r,ii,ao reDort.i with verbal amendments. tne House
biz providing Tor the payment OF awards made ~ 'He
Court o. Alabama Commissioners and asked FOR us I'M
mediate consideration. lie sail the object Of INC p'n
was 70 pfoyic that nothing in tho act recently AS9eu
extending the duration % the Alabama Court until jay
~ 1870 suDud operate 20 kc"p claintui' WHO'S" CHAINS
,yrr, allowed prior 90 Jan. - ont 0i toiF .ipny.
for r cont ni.rest on such Judgments There was no
doubt thai, after an hc claims before me Oolrt Snp
'e aif OF ihr find W uld be absorbed ilo moved to
-tr kr on four per AMI iusoIt SIX peg cent
Afr. COEhLiNG (op ~ - sad ti.9 matter m ot,I
he'd ~ Iray lie amendment would open a Pi,lJ
large payment ANA could he attached 10 Soho o'nc'
Sir EDMUXps ep W opposed the a me
ana argued lat there ,iou! 10 DO ,au-' III inc ''i
ntr B1i;TWFII rep Nas-J SAID IL wa' SONS lime
sin,r ne examined tns proceedings % Inc Geneva tpI
,cd six ~ cent int from The time tho loss was
incurred anti the awlri va, ie q. s from
t tlnr %, The actual loss T. tho tle Of the Geneva
inward ~ allowed by the Coinni SION.
Nj SIES hNSCN Dem, hyl SAL % souSn. 'uo
safest plan wouIG be To defer all payments o lb"Ic7'
wuI ai.cr all tie cases h-i beeA al led - 80,
Aii.r some further discussion, Nj. SAIL VIII
drew is .lc.i!eLt, hct \ 20 no;ieo tii' no WOMB V''
A. hereafter Ia sOne 0tiri bill ,
In relation TO Gc A.DIiut Cour: The verbal a'en!,
mants report ~ tie judiciary CuAiHL''0c "0io dh'V~H
10. aai To oil passed.
PETITIONS AND BILLS.
Mt HOWE ucp.. wi-l presented the int resolution
%. tla .n lie satuie asking an appropriation Tor
10 erection Of public building aad srou-,s
NJ MCMILLAN Il. p., 3I.HrJ prs ntod petition ~
81. zeu. o, Minnesota rcmon trailing against the con-
-il.ef on ~ bridge acr,-. TIE Mississippi RIVER AT
,yr.n, p f.-r.l @, the Camm;tse IN Commerce.
Mr Iiol lisru.. Ni,J raicd NJ ta' D Z" "ir'ot.@'
tine cO44j.l4o ul sIcE O''.-c, ~u upon ~ ll".'u'
t.r farther consideration on 1t was h''in'.'! !'''
" i.,a were Introduced and referred rs foows; .
j., ~. CiIGih li.., y. Il, 10 ~. 'rl'Il.' lie CU
u,3lr, Comiary oi w'ahu ,on. Ro'crici t. TIC Dis
by Va DAVIS d,c. " Val To r-lmbasse wc2t VIZ
-iul I,l trc d,tt.'.,iuh or P"JAc P.'' To- o,.'I
were ,rrs.n-.' FOR an, ,ollrf o. VIM. =. Norris, w.
~ ". !. ,,if ~ Parish (, g., 5r i.i,nols
- witt, ira..a,.,s aching an appropriation Tor
r,'rmr,an, co,nnsnor,fiy, 81 tio bande o. Point
P.r,.u. 3d. .HI tho Committee was discharged iroli
..r. - ,iLaCf Dom. P,uu) presented. petition of
Nr io- ir,',H ' ,.,,t ,li r,y-nIe taS.
.c-c O.. .,Yr been collected Illegally. Referred 10 t"o
ItiiiIt lila u.riro The male BE p''liion 81 ciri-
I"is , Icnu.yl. ,uil ASKING ~ an'n-t IL. - t'e n
.,l M T.,.'.at hy e. Gi.ret vote ~ Tie pcpilo Re
ler ,ri 20 OBJ. committee 80 tHe Ju irDry.
Mr. lOotu t.ad.. C'J presented - resolution Of 90
o.. d ]
t,,ty Lctw.u tnr uu.ri >,'tr7 anl CANA F'"'Fo %
tine immigration into tD,a r"un'fy o. tlii - -
Mr. 81 'E.lLL az D.. iu) s'7 h'i'.' l. i3 ioI1V",
c,I !,rin: - thr OH appromiAi NJ 'o'01O t. al
tar Centennial Exhibition, ami he hoped mat Whatever
"a. -.ultc lrnprsrd I'd to. it would ip t'en.
MI HANtLIO d1d., I"A.l i,.m t.i Coin-Hl,,oe on
Pensions. cported adversely on No petitions o. ct@'as
OF @cn-imh '9iiei. "a ',S I''e %'., nShn ~, a
n''ndn n 20 tao Ponsoa ave 80 - !" 80 ~ vac
Mr Observation-Disclosures (E,p, y j. presented a, pc
ou ~ c,ri- OF NewJctsry, asking ia" reptli o. iA9
-t,sr, E..ini ION act AL. IN f,Ot is-uls additional
ui.oIoy. Ertclrrd 10 tno ,Ohnittoo Oh tia-aoe.
PUBLIC LANDS IN THE SOUTH.
Mr.. CLAYTON crop, Ari,l csoi dp i"o bill t. repeal
tnc restrictions upon the dis9Oa o. pubic lands In he
Stale. OF Alabama Mississippi, Louisiana. Arkansas and
EorilA tho pending question being on Mr.. sars,nts
that nothing In tho ao, should h. construed
10 revive tine Gaiuau act" II WAS rejected without
= division - a.. ,,,o,,. -,
NJ. Thurman. Rejected.
MI. EDMUEDS (iicp VIZ submitted an amendment
pr,vid,ug mat the public band ai ccd b. tlus act shall
not be opcn 10 private entry uu tho same shall DO
offered ut public sale after tao passage ot this aet
MIR CLAYTON Rep ArkD opposed tho amendment
THE LOUISIANA sENA1oRsHIP.
Pending discussion tho morning hour expired and the
CuAlE laid before tho Senate the unfinished business.
bein no RESOLUTION OF Mr. Morton for the admission OF
T. b. y. rinchback rs Senator from louisiana The
bonding question was the amendment of Mr. Edmunds
TO insert the word not" before the word admitted"
l.. IA
CD position TO Mr. PnchbaCks admission. He said tho
question Is one Of legal right and ho should not there