The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-19

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Thursday. Mr. Wood, from the committee
on vays and means. rsports1s bill 70 pro-
vide remedies for oynrehasTs of duties %
the tonnage and imports The bill passed,
and then the house Adjourned.
On the 18th, the chair laid before the
senate the credentials Of v. II. Rollins, elect
ed senator from New Hampshire. Laid on
the table. Senator Edmonds WI said no
one would question the election Of Mr.. Rol-
Inns, but the certificate did not set forth
when the legislature met and the time Of
his election. A question might be raised
about the credentials not setting forth oil the
facts. Senator Spencer presented a petition
from the citizens Of Alabama Ia tavor Of the
government assuming control OF the tele.
graph and for cheaper telegraphic facilities.
Referred. Senator Hamlin reported back
the house bill to establish certain post
routes, and said the committee had consider
ed the disagreement Of the two houses In re-
gard to the fast mail service, and that the
committee had instructed him to report In
favor Of the senate insisting upon its amend
and move that a committee Of con-
ference be appointed. Agreed to, and the
chair was authorized to appoint the commit
tee. Senator Mitchell gave notice that at an
early day he would ask the senate to con-
slider the bill for the relief of DIR. j. Milton
Best, of Kentucky, which had already passed
congress and been vetoed. Senator Nithers
gave notice that II he could get the floor on
Tuesday next, he should call up the motion
of Senator Preston in regard to the military
occupation of Petersburg on the day of the
last general election, and would submit some
remarks. The chair announced'Senato Ham
lin, Paddock and Maxey as the conference
committee ON the bill to establish certain
Consideration was resumed of
unfinished business-house bill to perfect a
Of the statues of the United States,
and an amendment was adopted requiring
ordnance officers tn make quarterly returns.
The bill vas .nsl laid aside informally, as
Hamlin desired to submit certain
amendments in regard to postroutes. The
senate then went into executive session, and
when the doors reopensd adjourned.