New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
XLVIth CONGREss--IId SESSION.

I REGULAR REPORT OF FhOOChOIHUSs
FINAL ADJOURNMENT ON TEE 16TH-rHE suSDR1
CIVIL BILL PASSED IN THE sENATE-coHFERSNoA
RsPexrs-THE ELECTORAL VOTE RESOLUTION
BEFORE The HOUSE.
| WASHINGTON. June 10. 1880.
In the Senate yesterday the Committee on Ap-
proprtons reported back the House concurrent reSo
utions providing for the adjournment or Congress on
June 10 at O'CLOCK with amendment substituting
June I6 at IL o'clock" for the former date. The
amendment was agreed to- and the resolution "a
am ended was unanimously coDcurred In.
The conference report the Post Office Appropria
ton bill was eoncurred The Senate bill TO enable the
Centennial Board Of Finance Incorporated by the act OF
June l. 1872 to close It's affairs and dissolve the cor
pOration was faVOrably reported and placed on the
calendar.
The io1nt resolution passed by tho House yesterday
relating to hOOp-iroD, was favOrably reported
The House Joint resolution for the erection Of monu
mont to the birthplace OF George Washington and
approprIatnG 10000 therefor favoraby reported
and was placed on the calendar.
The Senate concurred in the various amendments OF
the House the Ute Agreement bill, and disagreed 70
oil the amendments OF consequence.
The bill 20 repeal certain laws relating TO permanent
and indefinite appropriations was discussed. amend
ments excepting certain laws, hitherto made providing
principal OF the G5 bonds OF the District OF Columbia
and regarding the Indian Trust Funds were adopted anu
The Senate bill increasing the police force Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia was taken up The Committee on the
curing appOntees TO be exsodiers of the civil war
The repeal Is recommended on the ground that ex-
generally forty years DID, and therefore
ineligible under the rules 1T the Board.
Mr.. TELLER QSep., Cold opposed this amendment.
The Board had right to adopt rule abrOgating the
statute. lie supposed that soon all recognition OF the
services Of soldiers would cease but there was no ex
Mr.. BECK Dem, KyJ denounced the statute as
demaROgIsm.
The amendment was adopted by a party vote. except
that Mr.; DAVIS lind, M voted nay.
Mr. fIgtn III
further consideration q the bill and it went over. The
G r9oEnI tnG POc rue se on n Com NJ
mttee Of the Whole resumed consideration OF the sun,
Gf, Civil Appropriation bull The ameDdment reported
by the Committee on Appropriations, voting $4,000 to
gather statistics Us TO the number OF citizens disiran-
G Sn r y Was T d Oh % in @o O fsA'o" 0o"
VlrioIls nmcndnens reported by the commiftee
were adopted. am,ug them one appropriating $4,000
for the II the Board Of Indian Commissioners
Mr AGpEES0N an 70 "T mnr I aS h~ ca
pound IRON ANA STEEL tufres upon lie ironclad MAD
Mr. BECK moved to lay tho amendment on the table
Agreed -; yras. 20; nays, II. ,-.. no mn nm
Mr.. MCPHERSON moved 20 appropriate S3;3OOOVO
TO finish the ironclad monitors Amphtrite' Puritan
Terror and MOnadnOck.
Without disposing of the bill. the senate-at $40 p.
were reopen d tdiOurncd until today
tn IN. ernae O-day the hIll directing the Court OF
Claims investigate the claims OF benjamin We'll and
the la Abra Mining Company Was Indefinitely post
the bill approprIating 100000 to aid in building
monument on the K vO'uIUnary battlefield Of BenninS
Mr. SAUNDERS Rrp, Nebl, from the Committee on
Indiar Affairs reported slhstitnt" for the o proyd;
Ing for the allotment of land in severalty to the United
Dlam ana Peoria Indians IN tie Indian Territory Laid
The bil Increasing the police force Of the District Of
Columbia and rrPraing me statute requiring Sp-
Tue House bin placing classical antiquities ON the
free lisi H!s taken up
meat rrmiitiug duties paid Oh imported salt used in
curing H. or mear for expora' Ion.
nd, .f.d-
The Houe resolution r,questing the President OF the
ate and the SDeiker OF "a" HnuN Ia represent Con-
4 the crutonnlry 81 Andle's capture at larry
town. Srp "m.rr % nrXi, Wa, c0ncurrrl IN.
The Iiou-e lc,uiion' III regard to tie duty on hoop
The !qnlsy CiyiI AppTop;ri9ton bill was taken up:
Mr. KEENAN, ID M. n. " submitted al amendment
aupropriat t30 900 for completing the reawa on
the Id Governors island, and constructing
wall on it. soulheasterh portion. Rejected
NJ. HARRIS Drm., Tenn.l moved to lnciea from
Boards OF Health to be used III case Of epd~mie
~ dcbIt" on the n'nenImcnt, Mr.. DAVIS dem. W. |
W. reminded his Democratic colleagues TINT they were
r"s"ilsD.r now Tor the expenditure OF the pnone
Ohtr pakcrs severely crtrised the N'ional Board OF
Healh The Amendment was rrirted-yeas, 20;
Mr. ALLISON lRer.. Iowa. moved to strike the words
cnlal anJ kept foi lXlc.s % tHr latte. r E
payment OF mHrshas Hhd their genera deputies rxeep
Tor -rrvi go Of the latter rn Tered at eectl0u-,
81. KuiKwOOD tsop., IuwA) asked Mr.. Beck II it
u.s. 80. lntru;iOn IL t"e iualorV not " p1y Deputy
"; BECK Dem. Ky2 ,ai there Tns h'll pcn.lnc in
tn iui>r H. din Hi know what disposition wOuiu Oe
lgiIl, ~ 81.
NJ. MCDONALD Dom. IadJ said tnof for ono hc
w"ud Nnit a dollar 50 long a. the election laws
l., u. Tor D.lltIUIi pu. pO,c-.
MIR. EATON Dom, Cnnr) ard several other Demo
rra'. said thai Mr. Krh wood could place his own con-
srrci'n the VIII ch resulted ~ the amendment
l,I' ri cirG ~ u parry vote.
The DIu bayIHg been considered IN Committee OF ihr
WLul", reported Ia tie senate ana the YarIUu>
nens RdOp, 81 IN committee r'ncurrrd
Inr Dii ih,n read SECOND INN anu passed
Al $50 70. H., motion II Mr.. HARRIS, the <euatc
went session, aud when The doors
reupenel, udjOul ncd until lO-InVrrOw