New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
xLIVTu CONGRESS-lsT SESSION


ppGITIAR REPORT OF PROCEEDlNGs-
<Hx syNATE DECIDEs TO GO OK WITH iNfEAo"-
sENT-NR. COX AGAIN ELECTED sfhNA'" ~"
rry-p,ss,cR OF VARIOUS DISTRICT BILLS
ARMY BILL PASSED. ,o
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Jnne l"' 1876.
Tn tbe Senate to-day memorial rom Cah-
s,-n,a asking that stop be put 10 MnhS"an l'nlTo
, was referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations
Mr. CONKIING (Rep. n. " presented remonsliance
against the hill TO amend the shipping act
M, SHERMAN (Rep. OhioI submitted resolution
rov,,ing that when one or countries invite con-
ferrnee In regard the change in the relative Vata o
gold and silver ne Un tnd STATES "Ppoin' ''o
Mr.. SHERMAN also presented a bill III REGARD 10 pau
The hin 70 extend the patent Of the Reynolds patent
brake On looms placed on me calchdlr 49,. ,,o
% nnS vtc,.n Of ne war in Tie District police
senators West tIiep, Lay, Hamlin tItep, Mel, ana
Davis D m W va were appointed on the Conference
Conn Commit. ~ co.. on The Posi-oTce bin
The inpeachmcnt ira was then resumed by the Sen
ate as a court The pending question was on dr. Bel
fnaY,s request for postponenent untii November.
Mr. Manager Lord soid the Managers leit the Whoie
Mr. INGALLS, Rep., KanJ said he wond like TO hear
from MaDaSers - to he power OF the senate 10 SIT h
Mr. Lord said some OF the manac"rs hnd hxcd oniI I
ions that trial could proceed after ournmeh, OF I've
House. While others firmly beiirVed ~ coi % % ho'' ,
managers had not fully cOnsie q tnal qns ,lou "uI %
selves but believed that atr con Gothiinn s h "S S
would agree upon the subrct sPthhins 10, t ~ m "
had no doubt of the power OF ihr srnale 20 s' -
Aft
House sbould y vote authorize the managers 20 appear
before the Senate after such adjournment lie quo'eo
from several pTccedCnfs in support OF us Nlrws $1,000,
The Senate at 1880 p M. on motion OF III : ILh-
MAN tep Oh!O) cred the galleries tc nc lert ana
the doors closed and went inio consultation on the qus
ton OF postpOning the trlal . .,,.r, , =. -
After the doors were closed, Mr. HOWE moved 10 re-
sonsjer the vote Vnch il ordered thai tey De
closed Reetted-Yras 10; Nays, u the question
then bepg on the motion sUbmite un Saturday 10 posi-
none toe tria unul some convenient day IN November
next Mr. THURMAN tDcm OhiO) moved tlai tbe dlpll-
eatcn be Overrulei. Agreed to.
On muflun Of hr. EDMUNDS (Rep. VIZ, the NchhIe
procee1ed 10 consider the qu stiOr ~ ming lhe per
read ON TIday Judge Black, signing me reI ms
why the declines further 10 answer the arlces
of Impeachment. -, a., . b.,
Mr. SHERMAN (Rep., OhoD moved shat the PAPER De
filed aud the trial proceed the 6h day OF July next
ms upOn a ulca OF not guilty. , 49,.
MIR THURMAN moved to amend the order nv insert
ing the word mot to read. be MOI n.ed, eec he-
jected-Yeas pa Nays. "a. . Gu,
The question recurring the order or Mr. rhernhh'
Mr HOWE demanded division cf 0rtr, aut ths quts-
ton beng the first clause thereof al was pds>od ny
vote OF 26 tO "a. -, L., ,,,
The second clause NJ the order then am'nfci on
the motions of Mr.. FRELTN6 6HUNSEN ana Mr.. CONh-
LING, so as lruv ide tnat ttc tri can ohR pioceu
while Congress Is in session, and II a. tIeb lds''u -
2l to l6 committee was then &ppouttu 10 sue SUI
penas 10 consist Messrs Frelmghuys n, Ihufa ahu
ChristanCy. z;.,;,,
The doors were then rcopened and the Senate sitting
A. Court of ImIcic.ncnt, adjourned untii Jhly d.
Tie Senate at 6l5 Z. adJOufhe'l nhti t'-ioiro"'