The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-11
At. Stewart. the Msrehans Prince Q,
New York, Dead.
Plat and stowel Protesting Agains
Judge Morton's Appointment.
VIRGINIA REPUBB1cAHs FEELING
{ s., $3.50, GRANT.
Mrs. Morgan Suicides at q New York
z Gard Party-An Indignant Edis
So tor Ends a, Quarrel by <
!: :,ss = -1s&s Killing an Illinois. Us {,
" ian, 60, &c.
xLvTH CONGRESS- Session.
WAsHMaroH, April 10, 1875. /.
SENATE. K! ~ - -! :,

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a. Is s.s,s. J i SENATE. s:E. 81, -. -. ],
Various petitions we're presented against
the pending bill regarding third-class mail.
and for increased efficiency Of the signa
service. ~ - - L. ,s e. $3.50.
Mr. Wallace introduced q bill for the coin,
age Of goloide silver coins. Referred to the
Finance Committee. ... ss.ss ~
A resolution to allow the Mississippi
COMMITTEES to employ a clerk and stenogra.
pher was passed. AZ. * s.s,,,,: =
The Committee on Territories reported
favorably on the bill organizing the Territory
Of Pembina. s9 49,
The silver.bill was resumed. Mr.. sher.
man, by unanimous consent, Withdrew the
third AID fourth sections OF the bill. The
bill was then passed as follows:
Section l.. That there be and is hereby ap
propriated out Of any. money ia the Trea-
sury NOT otherwise appropriated the sum oil
Slb3.0OO to provide for engraving, printing,
and other expenses OF making and issnino'
United States notes, and the further sum oil
S4s, 900 to provide, for the printing OF ma,
tlonal- bank, notes to be discussed under the
Secretary Of the Treasury, = - ~ -.
Section z. That the Secretary OF tha Tra..
sury Is hereby directed 10 issue silver coins
Of the United States of the denomination Of
ten, twenty, FIVE, and ffty eents, Of stand
ard value, In redemption of an equal amount
Of fractional currency, whether the same BIZ
now, in the Treasury awaiting redemption,
or whenever it may be presented for REDEEM D.
ton. And the Secretary Of the Treasury
may, under regulations Of the Treasury De.
partment, provide for such redemption and
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TREASURES ana the public repositories OF The
United States, until the whole amount o.
fractional currency outstanding shall be re-
deemed; and the fractional currency re
deemed under this act shall be held to be
part Of the sinking fund provided for by
existing law, the interest to be computed
| thereon .as In the case Of bonds redeemed
under the acts relating to the sinking funds
The Dill authorizing the Secretary Of TIT
Treasury to reopen the account of the West
ern and Atlantic road, of Georgia, was dis
cussed and postponed. =, : -. sss ,,s,,
The blu appropriating $4,000 to defra.
the expenses Of the sIe .lal commission II
investigate. the election in Mississippi wa
passed.. Sole - .fs!u. - ~
Executiyesession.- Adjourned. -. 49,,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Vance introduced bill regulating tn
interest that national banks may charge.
I Mr. Morey. presented joint resolution o
the General Assembly of Louisiana regard
ing the Mint. /, a.E 81 q.s..:. "a
Mr.. Meade. introduseds bill providing fol
the payment Of judgments OF the Southern
c' Tne SGS2mImittee on Commerce reported tn.
lriver and harborf bill: which was passed
under suspension Of the rules, iWithou
amendment cas-, III nays, 90. { s:f.
| Night sessions were ordered for to@nigh
land Tuesday and Wednesday nights to con
sider'the legislative appropriation BILL
| The Judiciary Committee. was instructed
toirquire whether additional legislation wa
necessary to define the relations between tb'
army. and Congress, aud to secure to th'
army the right OF petition. .. :, ~ .s;.s
+ The Committee on Foreign Relations wa:
instructed toirquire into the Imprisonment
tof MeRgher in London. -, e,1s:, s. i. ~
The Hawaiian treaty was discussed to lad
tournament, 49,! : g.
/. Mr. Heuslie, OF Vermont. introduced bill
| to incorporate the Union Railroad OF Wash
ipgton, Georgetown, and Northern Virginia