New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
XLyIth CONGRESS-IId SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
LARGE NUMBER or NEW BILLs-THE sgNArE nr.
| BATTING A BILL TO PUNISH PERSONS sTEAlIxa
FROM INDIANs-BTLLs IN THE HOUSE TO REoR-
CAME THE SUPREME COURT-IHE COSMOS
AMERICAN BUREAU.
SENATE. ..... WAsHINGToN. Jan 20. 1854
A communication from the Secretary of War
was laid before the Senate by the YiCE-PREsIDENT
recommending appropriation of 100000 for the
erection heada buildings for the Department
Of Dakota on the Fort Smelling Military Reservation.
Referred.
Mr. CoNKLING CRep, n. " presented the concurrent
resolution Of the New-York Legislature, demonstrating
against the construction of swing bridge across the
Detroit Rver Detroit Referred.
Also petition OF leading shp owners and other bust
Of san Francisco and petition OF the New
the bill touching seizure aud forfeiture OF Vessels for
The Weep RES DENT laid before the Senate a
municatOn from the Secretary OF the Navy In answer 10
Interests OF the country ana the Naval Service do re-
dure that the Pensacola Navy Yard shall be put IN
sate Of efficiency, ana transmitting an estimate OF
Mr.. GARLAND Dem, Aik), rom TIE Committee on
the Judiciary reported adversely on the Senate b TO
prov Idle mat all LersoDs sentenced to imprisonment by
The UnteG States Courts shall he confined III the prison
of the state wherein they tried and convicted.
Nj INGALLS, CRep' Kan.l. from the Committee on the
District OF COum ia reported adversely on the OH 20
incorporate National Electro Light Company or tho
District; and favorable bills TO repeal the char
Ter 81 the National Capital Life Insurance Company
ana authorizing the employ ment OF an Inspector VI
PLUMBING Tor tie District. Placed on inc caiehdaf
Among bills introduced and referred were Tie FOL
' By 3d. KEENAN, Dem. N ~ C5y reQuesil-For the
relief of the Americans GTocers' Assocaon " New-iosk
BY Nj. GORDON Dem, Gallo rep-y to the STATE ate
o. Georgia S27 49, money advanced by said state IOr
tne defence nor frontier against the IuaiaAs ro"
By Hr. BUTLER Dem, s. C.j-To authorize the
Secretary of War adjust ana settle the accounts
between the State OF south Carolina ana the United
Mr. WALLACE tDem., Penn.D called mp the Senate
Joint resolution providing Tor the puDcation aDu ats r.
buuon OF supplement- to the Revised oe@'uIeS' ana
Mr. WHITE (Denl Mo- called up the bill TO locate
aDd purchase new site for the United States Naval
Ob.ory atory, and = was passed ,,o,, wooro.do,
M xt was Gpar. the delivery OF euOges upon the
life ana character OF the late Senator Chandler
Mr. BAYARO Dem. DELI gave notice thst Tomorrow
after the morning bOur he would submit some reulIk-
Ia favor the JOINT resolution DtrOdsceu py hih reid
Mr. CARPENTER drop. Wis., called the DllI to pro-
vide for pursuing seal ho Sec nuee OF otn
or pruperty frO Indians Il provides iDst sueh per
sons snail be Hty " ielony, and may De Imprisoned
not longer i've years in tAe discretion OF tue COur1
nsre convicted. Jhe bill gave Ilse 10 Ohs oscussOh
Mr. Carpenter sad 10 made stealing rom lhulahs pun
ishable more severely than ordinary stealing IN OueI 70
cut OH the supply OF Iniiau war; which ne Relieved
to he generally caused by the pad treatment oil Iudaus
uIr. BECK Dem. KY opposed the bill. believing that
no ON III punishment sn9u a nc h"ue'
Mr. SAUNDERS (kep.. NoO) advocated the OH. a.,
Ir TELLER tkep., Coi.) was in favor OF PROTECTING
Indians puU not by ma King 1t more offence to steal
from them than from whites. 80,
Mr INGALLS, rep. Kau) opposed the bill. 49,
Mr. VEST dem, MOI opposed II because IL was ths
outgrowth Of a mandy pamby sentiment III Ia'or VI
the Indians" -. - A., 1900 -, .oroa
MIR CARPENTER Dem, Wis.,, IN the course OF some
remarks said that Jtle significant that oppose
ton to tue bill, simply puuisned ex"speraun9
encloachmeuts the Indians came rom 'nyse ota'ss
mat surround indians and were any pr"nt 10 Dc
made our Of Indians wars would accrue
Mr. TELLER f2ep. COLI said he dld not propose TO Do
d,vre biz such remarks from discussing the bill on IT'S
merits. - .,,, -, -, -. e,o,t.- rooorD
On motion OF Mr.. TELLER tile bill was nnally recon-
,nifled 10 the Committee on The Judiciary. -,
IT, NOPPIII, Utep VI from the Committee on Ed
ucatiou ana Labor. reported Gvoraby The Senate OH
,ncnrporaunga National Education Association TO IN
vgte and report upon any educational subject With
ont compensation, when called upon Oy any department
Of inc ,ioyernnent 40 Placed on the calendar
Mr. EDMUNDS (Rep We }, from toe COmnlttes on tne
Judiciary, reported adversely on tne memOra Oh quo
Iryt.aruie OK Missouri asking Congress 10 repeal exist,
Ing LAWS for the removal Of causes from stare 10
Crs 40 AS 10 cOnhne jurisdiction OF the attef 70
casss arising under the Cons itulion ana Jaws OF tno
limited States anu the committee was discharged lfom
It's further consideration
Az $3.50 d. N. the senate ADJOURNED