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PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1874
Tho House, as tho regular order OF business, pro-
cccdcd to vote on Mr. Schlelchcr's amendment tho
Post once Appropriation bill, increasing tho appropr-
atiou for the tran sportation OF mails and
steamboats, and it was agreed to- Yeas 90, nays &C.
Tho bill was then passed without division.
The SPEAKER laid before tho House tho telegram ro
ceivcd by him from Mr. Morrison. chairman OF the
Louisiana Select Committee. ard that to Mr. Morrison
from Mr. Orton President Of the Western Union Tele
graph Company refusing to produce originals Of tec
The dispatches having been read, Mr.. woop, Of New
York rose 10 offer n resolution, promising It by tho
expression Of his belief that the ousc would not bo
SLOW to vindicatc its rights and privileges.
Mr hoAn o aoe noopo NJ ons
the report OF committee could not DO made 10 the
House by telegraph
that il was question OF privilege and was properly
before the House
Mr. woop's resolution was then read as follows:
Sneaker from the Hon William K Morrison ehsIrman of
the ,ecc committee appointed 10 inyesttgatc certain mat
relating the late election in Louisiana be referred
Judiciary Committee, with instructions TO report a.
earliest practicable moment what action the lionse
should In the premises to enorc. It's rghul authority
Mr.. KAssox again pressed the point OF order made
BY M. Hour, but the speaker adhered TO his ruling,
and Mr. HoAE remarked that reflection IL seemed 10
him that the position OF the Chair entirely correct
Tho resolution was then pssscd without discussion
Tho House then proceeded to the special order,
the delivery OF cuoges on the late Speaker
Mr.. Kerr. -
The speakers were Mr.. Hamilton. Of Indiana; Mr.
Cox OF Kew York; Mr. Clymcr. OF Pcnnsyvana; Mr.
McCrary, OF Iowa; Mr.. Atkins, OF Tennessee; Mr.
Hereford OF West virginia. Mr. Knott, OF Kentucky;
Mr.. Vance, or OHIO. and Mr.. Carr, OF Indiana, Mr.
Kcrrs successor who offered resolutions expressive Of
the profound Of the House, and directing that
the speaker cnair be kept draped in mourning dur
ing The remainder Of this Congress and that the usual
badge OF mourning be worn by the members and
officers OF the House.
Tho resolutions were adopted unanimously, and tho
House, 1T orty-hvc minutes past three O'Clock I. NJ,
alin
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fer with tho special committee on the subject was
discussed, ana II was determined wait tor The
port Of the latter body and then such action
as may be deemed proper The subcommittee
on appropriations. charged with preparation o.
the Consular ana Diplomatic bill, had con-
this. morning with the Secretary OF
that service The Secretary informed the committee
he hna endeavored conform 10 the law OF last ses.
sion In reference the expenditures but nevertheless
he was OF the opinion that 1, would have been better
for the honor and OF the country II the appro
priatons he asked for then had been passed. and the
reductions he compelled 10 make prevented
Notwithstanding the mphatic declarations OF the Sec
retary It is understood the committee VIII adhere 10 It's
retrcnchmcnt policy OF last year. and not increase the
appropriation beyond the AMOUNT then allowed II is
supposed the United States steamer Franklin was or
dered home specially for the benefit OF William ~
Tweed she was however ordered home as measure
OF economy the part OF the Navy Department. and
the Trerton now IN New York, will in q short time
take her place the flagship OF the Mediterranean
squadron.
Mr.. BLISS UNDER PRESIDENTIAL DIsPLEAsuRE-
SEVERAL APPLICATIONS FOR HIS POSITION AS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Several ambitious gentlemen hcre seeking tho
appointment OF United States District Attorney In
New York. II is understood that Mr. Bliss would ike
TO DO rcappointed Mr. Jackson, Mr. Duell Mr.. Dit
tcnhoefcr. would also like the place. IL Is said the
President refuses 10 reappoin, Mr. Bliss because mis-
zeal in the defence of General Babcock outran In tho
Presidents Judgment his discretion, and led him into
acts dsagreeable 30 the administration.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

RACING AT NORFOLK, VA.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec 16, 1875
large crowd attended the races to-day al the Cam
postella course. The track was In better condition
than on any OF tho preceding days.
The first half mile heats for all ages, best
Two in three. for a purse OF $780, entrance money TO
the second horse. Tho FIRST heat was won by Caroline
with Gerald second and Docy third. Bosworth and
Flora were Gis,anced. Time, SAX seconda The second
heat was closely contested between Caroline and
Gerald that tho judges decded II a dead heat. Docy
came in hail a head behind. Time, 81 seconds. Tho
heat was repeated and was won BY Caroline, Gerald
sccona. Time, 56 seconds
The second race, Navy stakes dash OF three
quarters OF mile, Tor three year ods. was won by
Lady Clipper, with King Bee second, Pluto third aud
Coupon fourth. Time. / 10.
Tho third race, dash Of mile for beacn horses
was well tcs,ed and was by King Bee, Gerald
second, Flora third. Tampico came IN nrst, but was
ruled out on account OF foul riding. Time, l :Ah
The hurdle race--a dash OF one aud half milcs
over six hurdlos-was run after sundown. when II was
dark to SEQ the hurdles On the second round a.
the third hurdle Pluto bundercd and almost fell HIS
rider was thrown. but was uunjurcd. Pluto ran the
remainder OF the race and Jumped the hurdles without
rider. Tho decided in favor Of Bay Rum,
with Pluto second. Time, :5O.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WAsHiSGroN, Dec l6, 1870
MR.. DAvESpoRrs MISSION TO WASHINGTON.
An intimate personal and political friend Of United
States Commissioner Davenport discredns tho rumor
that Mr. Davenport brought Information TO this city OF
political conspiraces threatening tho public peace IN
the East or Yves, or anywhere else He says Davcn-
ports call the Executive Mansion was merely for
the purpose OF procuring speedy settlement OF his
accounts, and that his interview with the President
had no other significance or result.
THE VENEZUELAN MIXED coMMIssIoN-Evr-
DENcE OF MR.. A. u. coRwINE, CLAIM
AGENT, BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The investigation last session into alleged frauds
connected with the Venezuelan Mixed Commission was
reopcned to-day by the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs which had before II as witness Mr. A. b. Cor
vine, claim agent residing at Now Rochelle, n.
Y. The point OF Corwincs testimony TO his
having been engaged by Mr. St!llwcli formor American
Minister to Venezuela and Mr.. Talmadge the American
Minister TO help in securing the passage of tho bill by
which tho American government was to assume tho
payment OF awards. He said that Mr. Orth, late
American Minister to Austria, was then member, II
not the acting chairman, OF tho House Committee on
Foreign Affairs and that at his suggestion no Corwine)
had called upon Senator Sumner and Senator Patter.
son, OF Now Hampshire, members OF the Senate
Committee Foreign Relations, and Nr. Wood, OF New
York, a member OF the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs TO endeavor TO remove thor objections to the
proposed Legislation, but that he had no success with
any OF thcm He rccollected that Senator Sumner, in
particular had expressed himself decidedly hostile 10
any recognition OF these awards account Of the
U1raud with which they were tainted, as shown IN .
communication from the Venezuelan Charge dAGaires
(Mr PAUL. to Secretary Fish, copy Of which Senator
Sumner said had boon forwarded to the House Commit
tec on Foreign Affairs and thero suppressed
Tho witness also testified that while Mr. Orth was q
member OF that committee Mr. Orth's law partner tMr.
StcIn) came on to Washington TO look aflcr these /,
awards in tho interest Of Stwell, Tamadge and Muir 4
phy (Stillwels relatively, and he said that whilc he
would not charge Mr. Orth with having received any
compensation for his services in the matter while he
was a member Of Congress lin the summer OF lS70),
still he would say that after Mr. orth advised by
him OF tho reasons that Influenced Senators Sumner
and Patterson in opposing tho BILL Mr.. Orth did not
ahato hts interest or zeal in trying TO secure Its
passage
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Solution Of the Presidential
Problem Indicated.
MODERATE REPUBLICANS INFLUENTIAL
United States District Attorney Bliss
Under Cloud.
The House Committee on Elections Arrive
in New York.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls ls7a
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS For PEACEFUL soLu-
rroN OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PRoBLEM-MoD-
xRATE REPUBLICANS DISPOSED TO DE MORE
LIBERAL-MiNpFD AND LESS PARTISAN.
Tho latest suggestion made here toward solving the
political problem is, substantially, TO draw siraws for
tho Presidency Il proposed tia, two ,hrce
Senator'S and Representatives shall put their in
hat, IRON which seven shall then be drawn. who
TO count the electoral vote and declare without appeal
whom they please be President
The author OF this ingenious plan Is getting laughed
at but he has done at least thing ne has made tho
shiity policy ridiculous ana has increased the number
of persons in both houses who say substanantialiy
"Some one, either
MR. HAYES OR MR.. riLDES,
has been elected, about that there can DO GO doubt
which OF the two Is remains TO be decided
Committees OF both houses .nves.
tigating in the three disputed States On
their reports tho houses will act because they must
base action and that action will bc decisive and
final Both parties must submit TO it at once and
peacefully" The number OF persons who talk thus is
Increasing daily, though not very rapidly. A week
ago all tho republicans seemed to hold that tho Vice
President would open the certificates ana count the
votes he chose, and there II would end. To-day
probably third Of them are known 10 entertain at
least grave doubts whether the Vice President any
such right power, and the more tho question Is cx
tho already II is perceived that only
have the two houses and they only the constitutional
duty and power TO examiner the electoral vote bu
that tho republicans have fully and repeatedly com
mtted themselves to this WOW, and TO the EXTREMIST
interpretations and and consequences Of II that they
cannot now, without disgrace, attempt to oppose it.
1t is curious fact that what Is said IN Congrcssonal
debate soon forgotten, not only by tho pub
lie, but by the speakers themselves. The other
day when Mr. Ferry decided that the twonty second
rule was abrogated, and there seemed likely to be
debate on II, the greater part OF tho Senators took
their Congressional Record they said
in the OF the question: and there
great silence and hasty vote, when the Senators
had read their speeches. Within few days
number OF Congressman have begun 10 look up the
question, and IL Is now probable that when
the timo for discussion comes tho speakers
will be well informed; thus tho prospect that
tho houses will come 10 honest and constitu.
tional ag grcemcnt tho manner of examining" tho
electoral is good deal better than Il wns week
Louisiana Returning Board to exhibit the manner In
which they secretly manipulated the vote Of tho State
Is disgusting good many OF the better class OF re-
publicans here, who though they would like to sec
Hayes President do not want to see him themselves
stained by suspicious OF foul play.
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Ia crosse VIA 4 degrees below zoro.

La Crosse Wis. 4 degrees below zero
Ottawa, Ont. IS degrees below zero
Marquette, Mich, degrees below zero.
Milwaukee. Wis. 8 degrees below zero.
Montreal, Quebec, Is degrees below zero.
Pcmbinn, ID. T.-20 degrees below zero.
Port Huron, Mich. % degrees below zero
Portland. Me.-l degree below zero
Saugeen, Onl--l degree below zero.
81 Paul, Ainn.-5 degrees below zero.
Toronto. OnL-2 degrees below zero.
Baltimore-l5 degrees above zero.
Boston-l degree above zero
Chicago--7 degrees above zero.
Clevelaud-2 degrees above zero.
Erie, Pat degrees above zero
Grand Haven, Mich.-2 degrees above zero.
Halifax, ~ Sc degrees above Zero
New i.ondon-9 degrees above zero.
New York. degrees above zero.
Oswcgo--4 degrees above zero.
Philadelphia--9 degrees above zero.
Rochester, degree above zero.
sL Louis-l5 degrees above zero.
Toiedo-l0 degrees above zero.
washington-l3 degrees above zero.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsnIyGroS, Dec. III A. NJ.

WAsHiyGToS, Dec III A. NJ.
Probabilities
For New England ana the Middle States, decidedly
cold and clear or fair weather will continue with rs-
Ing followed by falling barometer. northwest to south
west winds in New England, and In the Middle States
northerIy winds, shifting to cast and southeast
For the South Atlantic States, clear partly cloudy
weather and northerly to eastcrly winds, with rising
followed BY falling barometer and lower temperature
In the northern portions.
For tho Gulf states, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
easteriy to southcry Winds slight riso in tempera-
iure, partly cloudy weather, except possibly light
shows the Ohio Valley and falling barometer during
the day.
For the upper lake region. the Upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys northeast TO southwest WINDS
slowly falling barometer, slight rise in temperature
and occasional snow.
For the lower lake region, decidedly cold, partly
cloudy weather. with OF snow, wind shifting TO
eastcriy and southcrly, and, during the day, slowly
filling barometer.
The display OF cautionary signals will be continued
II the iakc stations, except Milwaukee and Grand
Raven, on the Goth inst
Low TEMPERATURE THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
The reports OF the United States Signal once shows
the following extraordinary low temperatures A. tho
aforementioned points at midnight
Budalo-Zero
Dctroi,--Zero.
Huntington, vt.--11 degrees below zero.
Chatham. ont --12 degrees below zero.
Father Point, Quebec--l0 degrees below zcrs
Duluth, Minn.-6 degrees below zero.
EasIport, Me- degrees below zero.
Eecanaba, Mich. Ill degrees below
Fort Garry, Manitoba--50 degrees below zero.
Kingston, Ont, 10 degrees below zero.
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MORE FIRES.

CAIRO, Ill, Dec. 16, 1870.
Ore this morning destroyed fifteen buildings
Commercial lcvee, between Fourth ana Sixth streets,
mostly small frame buildings Loss about Sic, 900;
insurance less Than 81, 200.
CONCORD, N. H. Dec 10, 1875.
Two large barns, belonging 10 Samuel Herbert's
estate Ferry street, were burned tonight Loss
$1,000
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PAPER MILL BURNED.

CiyciSSATi Ohio, Dec 16, 1870.
Commercial special says the large paper mill at
Carrolton, Ohio, owned by George H. Friend Co.,
totally destroyed by fire to-day, together with the
surrounding buildings including tho Short Line Rail-
road depot The loss is estimated between $50 600
and $40, O0O; insurance about SIS, 600.
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HOTEL BURNED.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Dec Is, 1879
The St Charles Hotel with most of It's contents,
was destroyed by Hrc early hour this morning.
The building was an old The loss Is 10000; in.
spra
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FIRE IN FLUSHING.

Mr.. John P. ConnoIly's house In Flushing village
was burned yesterday morning Tho loss Is el0 500;
insurance. S. in the Farrasut and 81 900 In the
Homo Insurance OMEGA
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