New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

Nsfional banks to be kept od syer coins OF the
United states: Al.o bill IN regard 10 bank deposits
Of eitzeps OF West Virginia for losses sustained during
tho late war propery eharseaoe 10 tho Uu,cd states
BY Mr.. BELFOED fReD. Col.) 4 Joint resolution 20
create commission to negotiate with TIE ttes for the
ertnguishmeut of their little u the u Reservation
By Mr.. BLISS Dem. ~ Y)-Amcncing tie tension
laws 30 "a to provide that all pensioners now tho
person rolls who may hereafter be- placed there by
reason OF the smput,ti0n Of either arm or OF having
been toialy disabled In either arm. shall receive pen
Ts3 80 r % S"'s trS 1 g9ass az i 9; s 9
s5S is1 is t Sn 70 sgy specific tax on pistols man
BY Mr. WARNER Dem. OhioD--For the sppointmen,
oi seleei conittoe To Investigate questions relating
SYMPATHY FOR THIS IRISH pEAsASrs
Mr. GILLETTE &C.. AID d.. Iowa. introduced the IT.
lowing Joint resolution:
Rssoired. by the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tiyrs:
FirsL That we cordially sympathize with the peope
ef Ireland IN their present alarming condition from
Threatened famine and ~ their eHJtts 10 obtain relef
from the oppressive landlord sysicm
second. That We request tho President OF ths United
States 10 communicate % Her Majesty G0verDeIt our
hope tnat rome Just arrangement may be early made
by which the ltish peasants may become the
the SOL they cultivate.
Mr.. FROST (Drm., MOI introduced the following ioipt
resolution. which referred:
Whereas II appears that people OF ireland are e
riomslv Threatened WITH the horrors OF famine; snd
Wheredf, Tue dcstifutiOn ana suffering that are now
prevailing ana that are kely to increase, IN
due 10 the system OF land euure which obtains
in that unfortunate country; therefore,
Resoired, by the Senate and House OF Representatives
That Congress view, with the earnest aud heart
felt sympathy the efforts being made by patriotic
Irslmen TO aHciipratc the condition Of their beloved
country and extends 10 the Irish people its sincere
'Or their success IN nor endeayors 10 obtain FOR them
selves and their pOstc1iy the inesmabe boon OF equal
laws and self COVER ment
REPORTS FROM THE COMMITTEES.
Mr.. COX Dem. n. ~, chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs reported back favorably his bill to re-,
ulate Immigration. II accompanied by written
report, which ordered 10 bs printed AMI the bl
rccommitted.
Mr. r WOOD lDem., N. ~. chairman Of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, reported concurrent resoln
ton for the adjournment OF the House from Tuesday
the pa OF December, until Tuesday the 9th Of January
fer some debate tho date was changed TO December
10. and tho motion was adopted
Mr.. SCALES dem, \; c. offered resolution directing
the Committee on iudiar Anairs 10 Investigate the
OF the Ute outbreak at tie White River Agency Ia
Nj WARNER Dem, Ohio. from the Committee on
Coinage, Weights and Measures, reported resolution
10 what action has been taken under the act Of June
2i 1879. TO secure the international remonezaOn ct
silver. Adopted.
TIE PUBLICATION OF SUPREME COURT REPORTS.
The House then. at $50 p. m, went into Commit.
tee OF the Whole, Mr. SPRINGER Dem. Ill In the
chair on ihe bill defining the duties Of the Reporter Of
the supreme Court o! the United States fixing hts
pensation and providing fer the publication ana dis
tribaiion OF the Supreme Court reports Tie bin fixes
the Reporter. salary at 81 500 YEAR with $500 addi
lOnal when more than one volume OF decrees IL pub
lisbed and rroydes that tho volumes shall be sold
price NOT exceeding 10 pcr cent in addition 10 the cost
OF printing and binding. Provision Is made 10
vent the sale Of volumes by private dealers at an ad
OF more than 25 per cent on tie actual cost.
Mr. IALBOrr dem, MIDI moved 10 str ke out the
pTOvsO. After some debate the amendment was re-
jectcd.
ou motion OF Mr.. BARBER (sep.. nl.). ON amendment
was adopted directing the PuDhc Printer Ia keep
hand at ali times supply o. $50 copies OF each volume
On motion OF Mr.. BROWNE amendment
adopted prov ding that nothing In the bl shall be
srned prohibiting the publication OF the reports by
other publishers.
without lnal action the bill, the Committee
The SPEAKER announced that the funeral services of
the lsle A. NJ Lay or MI @ouri would be held at 1870
o'clock tnis evening at the National Hotel, and the
House then, at $3.50 p. III, adjourned.