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pauling." And that was not The only ore,
QUlNISE AND THE FREE LIST.

pauling." And that was not The only ore,
either. -,
QU1NTSE AND THE FREE LIST.
Mr.. Covert moved TO suspend the rules
aud pass the bill introduced by Dir. Me-
kenaee, OF Kentucky, to place quinine on
the free list. Mr.. Conger endeayored to OBJ
iect, but could not do so successfully, and
Mr. O'Neas, OF Philadelphia, was aroused
from bis meditations about deputy marshals
TO be used in Philadelphia at the next eIse-
ton by this effort to confer a blessing On
afflicted humanity. All the Democrats except
Phelps voted 'sAye," and so did Mr.. Jor-
gensen and number Of other Republicans.
The ayes were III. and noes 90; but the
Republicans raising the question OF no
quorum, Mr.. Black burn moved cali OF the
House and the Republicans moved to ad-
lourD. the motion receiving 10 ayes to So
noes. NeSsrs. Garkeld, Couger, Hawley.
land Keller were amung the ayes, and had
not strength enough to obtain the ayes and
noes-a most important essential to pro-
tracted flibustcring. Subsequently quo
rum was secured, and the bill passed-ayes.
f25; noes. 32-amid applause from the
Democratic side.
A MiHSHAIS' BILL. IN THE SENATE.
The Republicans this afternoon offered a
narsbals' bill in The Senate with the re-
strictive clauses omitted. Dir. Eaton moved
to insert them so tina. the bin would be as
vetoed. The Senate then-ayes, 81; noes,
1T-indetntely postponed the bill.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The President approved the judicial ex-
pense bin at, half-past II to-day.
The President nominated Colonel Hora-
tic 3. Wright to be chief OF engineers in
place Of General HumpbreS, retired
Professor Gamgee has written letter
asking only to be protected from actual loss
in the construction of his rcfrigeratiDg
ship.
Rev. Thomas Harrison, the revival preach
er, who created such sensation here. has
been sent to an insane asylum in Ohio.
James 81. Mathews, OF the Richmond bar,
left here this evening for home.
Messrs. Charles Thalhimer, OF Richmond,
and Gus. Thalbimer, OF San Francisco, were
here to-day, and left for Richmond this
evening.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph TO the Dis
patch.l
CONGRESS TO ADJOURN T0-DAY-THE PRESI-
DENT ABANDONS HIS PURPOSE TO RECON
VENE TT.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The House adj
,,.ili In tad ~,
the Senate during the morning hour to-
morrow and amended so as TO prov ide for
the final adjournment OF both houses at
some hour Tomorrow afternoon. The
amendment will doubtless be promptly con-
Cured IN by the I!ous", and the session
will terminate accordingly.
The President, in his special message this
afternoon, having " earnestly urged upon
the attention OF Congress" his views as to
"the necessity OF an immediate approprla-
ton for the services OF marshaIs and deputy
| marshalS for tho fiscal year which com
menccs Tomorrow" and having by this
means accomplished rs much towards pro-
curing the desired legi> ation as he could
have any hope OF accomplishing BIZ recon-
| yeninG Congress, has concluded to abandon
his original purpose OF issuing 4 proclama-
| ton for it's recall. When therefore, The two
houses adjourn to-morl ow there will be nc
probability OF their assembling again unit
next December.
| COMPUTATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Senate in
| executive session to-day confirmed tho
nominations. previously tclegraphed, OF the
members OF the MiSsissippfRivc Improve
mcnt Commission. Also, Acting Assistant
Surgeon Henry Il. Percy, OF Virginia, tC
| be assistant surgeon