New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
XLIVTH CONGRESS-Isr SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
A BILL TO TREAT FOR THE BLACK HILIS-TiIE SEN
ATE FOR KEEPING THE EXECUTIVE SALARY At
$5o.0oO-rnE HOUSE DISCUSSES THE INDIAN
BILL.
SENATE. WASH NGToN, June 3. 1876.
In the Senate to-day the usual daily batch
OF petitions Tece, ed, including the following For
the repeal OF the Bankrupt law from HewOrleans Louis
Vile and Detroit against the organization OF terrific
rial government among the Greeks, presented by Mr.
Allison Rep. Iowa) and nom Gen. Dix Bishop Potter
and others to allow Tree importation OF CERTAIN church
articles.
Tie following bills were placed on the calendar:
the issue Of patents in Mission land cases In Oregon
The House bi I" perfect the revision Of tie
Mr.. ALLISON (bsp. Iowa. called mp The senate bill
regard to portion Of their reservation and for other
purposes. Mr. Allison uulcss action Is taken
soon hy Congress toward treating win tese lhdahs'
was feared general Indian war may take llacc ,,..
Mr. EDMUNDS Rop., Va offered substitute. author
Senate, to appoint commission oi Ave persons 10 visit
the Sioux, w,th the view to negotians WIN ,ntI s
treaty agreement for the ccsSOn OF the rgh OF ose
tribes To Black Hi in Dakota Territory anu appro-
prisins $4,000 to pay the extnses E 81 sa'o eo''nS
Mr.. INGALLS, (Rep kan) suggested tnst nr' ik. hu'
co,nmlssoners 20 neat with the indians for the rolin-
qusnment Of tic Black lllls and otherwise lof lne
Mr. EDMUNDS mo,iifled his substitute accordingly.
Mr. BOGl Dem. Mo- Thought IL Would ne Dctssr t ~
rccommi whole subject and let the Committee report
a new bill on Monday. .,
MIR PADDOCK withdrew his amendment and accepted
that prupoScd by Mr.. Eimunds.
Mr. INGALLS, (RCD., kaa.) submitted an aWenduent
to that Of Mr. Edmunls providing bat any report maue
by said conIn.s shall be transmitted To Inc ffeai-
dent together with any agreement mad" viii slld In
diaus who shall transmit the same To Congress lof A
proNal. Agreed 10. .-.,,., "a
MI Edmuuds's substitute agreed to without d.
vision. 49,. ..,.,o,,,
Mr. ALLISON Rc.'., Iowo) submitted an amendinen, ,
auhorZuE the ScC.etary ol War tu furnish tlalSurla-
tion subsistence and protection 10 saii eonmiSs"lei
during the occupied by uiom ia tie discharge Vi
Tnc biz was then read third time and passed-feas'
80; NAYS, :. 4, , .....a ~,
Mr. CLAYTON CRep.. Arl,) from the Committee on
Civii Service and kctIencment reported back the p'
relating To civ api oiutmeuts ana recommending tra'
n b orcd 10 ~ Az amendment to the Legislative, EN-
ecu!iyc aud judicial Appropriation b Oideit" 10 pe
printed. 49,. -.-. 49,, . ,t,, J., - ,o,, /,
IL lc lime Gu!n Nnch ecttCiaCuI b'iNC' II thc lht'u
states and certain railroads made he p uhdef lo 1.'
Of Feb ~ 1879 Referred 10 the CounIttec On iht Ju
diciary. ,-., , a.. I'll.
I'm. senate then resumed the consideration Oi tie uni-
islcl business DclBE the b mai ng apFiopiatlui5 l"i
fLc lcsislive, executive AMI Judicial expenses o lhc
Government for year ending June 30 49, - ihc
eulug question btin. tAc aL, nh'H' -! tA' l"li.-
mite. on App;opHIiuiiS tO restore the salary ~ Iic
President to S5uUtu aud d!tcr Marcel l. $50 AMI
IL Was agreed tolcas 81. Nays as follows iirpub-
lcaIs ~ Roman, Democrats IN HGIos lndt iclucnIs IN
ali a-alt.