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VALKNTINE-In Charlottesville. on Thursday,
November 18th, 1881, of pneumonia, Edward
Hampton. son of John G. and Fannie Valentine,
aged years months and IA days.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-03

The Pigeon Hole Game at Tom Crowder's is the
talk of the town
, 1880-03-16
SUPRThIE COURT.

UEEIblUS6 ANNOUNCED
WASHINGTON, u. G., March 15.-The Su-
pren,o Court has promulgated tho following
dcctsl0ltS:
No. 100. United States OK rel, Alvin G.
Phillips Ut nl.. plaintlK In error, vs.. James
l.. Gaiues, Controller of the State OF Tennes-
SEQ; II, error to Circuit Court OF tho United
States for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
This wns u petition for writ Ut lnandanlus
to the Controller of Tennessee to compel ilim
to issue Ills warrant to the State Trcashror
for tho payment Ut costs Ut tlle prosecution
of Phillips md others fur murder in tho
United States Circuit Court fer tho Middle
District Of Tennessee, In accortianco with
Judgment In that court. This Court holds
that, though the costs OF the prosecution aro
undoubtedly debt Of the SAte, for which
the Controller may bo compelled to draw
q warrnnt upon the State Treasurer, tho de-
lnund made upon him In tho present case by
the relators WIS unauthorized by laW, md
consequently u nln,saAtnua. was properly 70
fused. The Judgment q: tho lower Court Is
affirmed. ~ -......
No. ib3. Merritt Cox and ]. c. .Rhltlock,
pia!ntttfs I'll error, W. The National Bunk ut
the Statu ut New York: III erEor to tho Cir
cult Court Ut the United Statcs far the Dis
trict Of Kentucky, This WIS a SUIT brought
by the bank aRainst tho drawer, acceptor,
mud lndosscr OF a certain drntt addressed to
Cox & cowan. My York, n. y. and by thcnl
nccepted In tlio following FORM: ACCEPTED;
Cox IL Cowu1l." l'aylliuIlt OF the druft Mt
maturity not being. made, tha bank.
w thu lawful holder thereof, caused 1t to
be protested, aud instituted tho present
suit 10 recover tie amount The drawer Ati1
iNdOgser set lip tho defense that ttla lrnftWas
not duly presented to the aceeptUrs for l,ay.
lncnt, and TINT tho protest Was Irregular nlltl
invalid for tlut reasoll. fills Court holds that
where Ito placH OF payment u Expressed III q
blll or n0tH tile general rule il that the proper
place Of prcsaMtllent IL the plncu where ac-
cHpt0T or nlAkDr realt1ta or does business, III
cases, however,, !tku tho present, where the
drawer OF ulG bill Of exchange lives Ml1 dot,a
business III ono town UT city, aild ncceHts
without explanation Or correction q BILL
addressed to hin! rs 1t nv resided IN
nccordunce With lts address, eyrlf although.
tlie l,oltura know Tint ttle accsptur lives uiid
does business rIsuwhere: A. hlll addressed
to 'tCOx u C0wal., New York, N. T." NlMlby
them accepted Without Indication Of nny
pluca ut payment, ts presenta4le anu payable
III New York, .a1M llay be duly protested
ulete, oven although Cox & CuWAn reside
as1d 10 business In another city Or anothar
State. Eyery step necessary to blAa tic
drawer and ihdprser in tho present case Was,
therefore, duly t4keu by tlla huldvr Of the
bill, aud lie ID entitled ttj recover. Tho tudK"
,uant Of lbs lower Court Is, therefore, at-
tirnle1.
plaintiffs In error, w. Tho National Bank o{
hs btata OF New York; Ii error to tia Cir
, 1880-03-16
GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
THE WHOLE rTKEtH TO liz nt.OCKED.
Sp<eiaf UttpdfeA 10 The Chicago tribune.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. March 15-The
probabilities are TINT tho Government print
Ing will be stopped within q day OF two. as
there Is no pros poet Of the passage Of the De-
f1cfency bill by the 1iouse. To discontinue
tie work Of tie Government Printing. Office
involves great deal more than is perhaps
generally known. It 1nentls. practically, to
stop the Government altogether. It tneans
that the operations Of the Post-OiIIco Depart-
ment, in many particulars, will be seriously
tnterfered with. It means that no more
pcnsion-Eianks can be prlltted: that no more
postal money-orders can be obtained; that
no blanks, receipts, or papers, or forms
necessary to the transaction Of the business
Of tho Government can be obtained. The
lawmakers do nut seem TO appreciate the fact
that Congress holds the key to this whole
matter. It Is alone responsible for the great
bulk Of this expense, which is now arrnyel
rs a complaint against tho Government l'rnt-
ing-Olllce, which, under the law, can do no
Printing anl binding that Is not ordered by
Congress, md cannot refuse to do whatever
It shall order, provided there Is
AN APPROPRIATION THEREFOR.
Under such circumstances 1t rests with Com
and binding shall cost the Government more
or less This condition OF things rctlects no
credit upon Congress- It Inns instituted tllvcs-
ttgatton after Investigation ut great expense
to the Government. 1t hns examined the
establishment through and through repeat
cdIy.. 1t lias summoned Witnesses who lave
not always told tho truth, but whose word
anti dishonest statements have E0ne on rec
ord without affortiing an opportunity to ex-
plain or reh,,t them. And yet, witt! oil thls
array Of Injustice and ,infatrncss,. the most
| thus far been ablc to cstablisl, q solitary
act Of corruption, tf1ieying, or dishonesty on
| the part OF the management Of the Govern.
| Hent Printing Off!ce during nll these years Of
| persecution. And still the wnr continues
under Tie instigation OF those who seek to
| share the profits Ut this large business which
are now secured to the Government.
, 1880-03-16
ARKANSAS.
A BILL 10 pERM1T THE APPROXIMATION OF
1ANH.

spffta4 D'pase" 70 1nt c",eaoo 90 7rssu"t.
WARRINGTON, u: ", o1aIch l',.-lhe HOUSE
Committee on Public Lands to-day agreed On
bill to allow the State Of Arkansas an op-
i.'s WA ~ .ta. 's s4,,a,r,> sru ard nyar'
~ !Ao.o ~ ulo n"aH'p % ~" ,,1, v'e. =.
lowed lands OF that State. The Dill Is
drawn with two or three "whereases,n
Govcrnment % ~ the nia 11n,ted % states ,vns ~ once
s,,eta.,t1,, .-,,i,t1,,a -, ;rsa,t nv t-,,stoa ~
suIae.en.Y EallD1o 10 lnees. ~ Us ca .1usaec ~ lol
the Smithsonian Institute Sa0ooo IN state
except where the Government, having q
ci,oncc tn .yfthhoid Tho ner rent arising
9!m., w. n,o ~ ,,Ii. H. ,opda ~ e 81 ~. a-.i
from Me sa4o ol phpilc !anus, a'a soi a',o
, 1880-03-16
W. CENTS.
cuIt Couf : 10 District Of Kentucky. This
state Of s':l this case Is precisely similar
to that 9. 1Ba anil the Judgment Of the
10 yer s s ia affirmed for tho same reasons.
,,No} 5 5 Deifano. appellant, w.. ,Myra
Cfnrk s Z .s. Appeal from the Circuit
ConE. - United Btates for the District Of
Iouis.--.,, Dismissed for want Of jutlsdic+
ttpn. -.


"fTNEsSE9 DEF0nE THE COMMITTEE.
-. wA,s,l,,so1ox' ,,., .: G., March 1s-Ex;sona.
Cn,n,nittoa ee.Jov satJ sfa onort. tnst ,,trtas
~, 1,".. ~ o"., ~, w III ,s'ss lnse,
NY Hehoctats 70 pass uae "Chain-eang law"
ana u1e uncertainty Of the status 'ot the
wanted many fran making rho ,,a,,ni laf,or.
oo,,troo+a H., 1au,',.,' aaa uo,..' s' ~.
.ons'ao.s auS m oaauaFy au reoIua1y ot .nls
the large number of colored people who have
moved frnm planting listrlcts lnto citics and
towns on tie hanks of rivera. M ~ to tako
advantao % nf nnnortr,tias ~ ~ ~ - tran aAo
postation to tue West. 1lo grouped the
VIZ: Fear on tho part OF cotored
democratic legislators; rear OF interference
with their educational privileges: 'uncer-
tainty Of obtaining l,omes ind Insecurity in
retaining them; Interference with their re-
ligIous and personal rights; and fear Of dis
s ,sst s ;ocsa ms thought r. it not p5osn p b;
tlelr rights would produce. tile effect upon
them IT las produced In the caso OF Irish
homes md educational adyanta9es a1,l civil
and political rights In THIS country. liz be-
lieysd that n right and Justice tho experl-
ment should be tried.' 1t would ut loast
Of hts raec. As to thu rrent chanae in thu
no,itica rnmnnyon no ~ vntora in snm,a ~ ~.T ~
n the m risas witin tbn int fo.x roare ~ ~
sow . v il1e etect;nn ratug,s s h." he ,3stnncei
Onnciitt1 rarisG wi1eres in 1s;, III; "1 frnm % i'So1
cptl y,is ,xern cnat " Witt ot II 4he o aat enc-
lin lie iraltnr De1nocrntc candidate m Is noliei
@ 97u ~ and % the iiepnCIIcan p canaitiato pos CIV
rfnyeti yn.es. T'l,is md sin,tinr cI,aners. IL
sni. were accnmnItsi,e,i @ si'v' bv in; nem6cra,. s
Gn,,ntw e Ratmrnimr 2nortta Fro,n H. ~
s"ypn nroli". i1,rnrs xcr.. fiormcrlv etectnd IN
eacl, nnrisl, ns s1ii,crvisnrs al e,cct3nns Suh-
SGrZnr lne sasp tne mw aa
frt,n nitT3t1n," ,,c;ce i,,r,ra ~ o,nli,'t, ,.uro
iii nsrocrafs. and this raya Hcmocrots the
n,ainritw ~ noi,cn nr cnnntv I'nt'rmo ro
, 1880-03-16

6pstfdt Dfpateh Ia Ths CAlesoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l6.~Unttar tho
new House rules the first and third Mondays
Of zach mouth are devoted, after the call Of
States, fur bills and joint resolutions for
reference to the suspension OF the rules,
This IL done, however, under, such parlfa~
,ue1stary checks that not much harm In tho
way of. nnalsested legislation can ba done,
The motion must como FROM member ilay-
Ing hesanction Of q committee, T!ss Speaker
has declined absolutely to recognize lntliytd-
ual members who have wildcat propositions
to husl at the House, Weaver, fot Instance,
, 1880-03-16
"GTAR" ROUTES,
TIE DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
8psetai Utpateh to 1A& CAteaaq Jr{hune

87fetai Ddtpatth ID 1As Chicago 1flbunA
WAsmls1ToN, D. G., March l6-Tho
"star" route Investigation. which las beoh
pending for 50 long time in the House, was
taken up to-day Tor the first time III the
Senate. 1t is very evident from the tono Of
the debate thus far tlaat the appropriation
will be passed, while at the sarle time thero
will bo somewhat ostentatlous display Ut
economy on betialf OF those who vii! oppose
It to some extent in words, but finally vote
fur It. Senator Wallace, who reported the
bill, defended the preamble which SO
severely censures Assistant Postmaster Gem
esal Brady, aud which has been regarded by
many as an,lndellcate preamble for the Sem
, 1880-03-16

this memorial. Only few months ngo Copgrefs
very property swept awny tho obnnxions duty
IN 4lininc. that hnd long been maintained for
tho profit Of q few manufacturers In single
city. That scmcdy hal ut best only n local MP.
pllchtfnn. In this instance tho Newspapers Ut
tho entire country nrc oppressed by tn1es which
of Importance into tho Treasury, and thoy only
stand. rs tho duty IN q,.irnc did ~ mn excuse
tcri',c.l as a close corporation Of special In
tGre6ts,
, 1880-03-16
WASHINGTON.
Maj. Reno Once More Pre-
sented to the President
for Leniency,
Gen. Sherman Recommending that
He Bo Not Dismissed the
Service,
But Suspended, Fined, and
Dropped Back in His
Ranks Files.
Senator Davis Speech in Favor
Of Repeating the Duty
on Paper.
The "Star" Routes Deficiency
Considered in the Senate
Yesterday.
The Post-0ttce Department Severely
Censured for Its Manage.
r1ent.
Probability OF tho Government
Prfnttng-Oiitcc Being Obliged
to Close.
The Usual Batch Of Supreme
Court Decisions Delivered
Yesterday.
4 Bill introduced to Give Arkansas q
Fat Slice Of Swamp
| Lands.
The Usual Batch OF Supreme
Court Decisions Delivered
Yesterday.
a Bill introduced to Give Arkansas q
Fat Slice Of Swamp
Lands.


WHAT lie WAS CONVICTED OF.
Special Dhpateh Ia TAt Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. c., March lJ.-The facts
as sllowl, by tho record ir tic case Of Mini.
Rel'o have BECOME known. and they disclose
state Of a1fnfrs quite different from those
supposed to exist. lie does not stand co,l-
rlctcd Of "contlncts nnbccom[ng m officer
and gentlemau," rs has been supposed, but
Of conduct to tho prejudice Of good order
and military discipline" lie was arrested
upon the former charge, and specifications
were preferred under it. Upon these lie was
found not guilty, alld tho additional charge
OF "c0nduct unbcco1ntng an officer" was
then preferred, and Oil tllis lie was found
guilty and sentenced, but recommended
to mercy. Gen. Terry disapproycd this on
tho ground tint the finding should lave been
not guilty to this Charge. This Is
THE FIllST CASE ON nECoHD
whore tho scntence of dismissal Inns been in
tllcted for the charge Of "contluct to tie
prejudice Of good order ulld discipline" Tho
following nre the ofIic1a1 Endorsements on tho
record III tho cnsc:
Tho Court having thus reformed tho painful
duty OF awarsilng punishment II strsat con-
ineii,i tic easc of Ma5 We.o seventh Cavairy, to
tho tnerclful consideration Of tho confirming
Colonel Eloycsth Infantry.
IT, j: D. 1nwlE.
Surgeon und ureyet Colonel.
J. u. CUS1tAn.
Major Seventeenth lnfantry.
Ltouteaant-C Co'onsI seeoNa Cavalry.
sIa1or: ;: taafaii sixth Infantry.
wpon @ regaeIh'ing &C I'g Gen. Terry, he indorsed the
HrApouAnrE1ts DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA. sr.
, 1880-03-16
CLOTHING .
5000
Bald Heads

WANTED for Advertising Pur-
poses. Rentals will be pro-rated
according to the size and finish Of
the heads presented. Gents who
are constantly attending concerts,
theatres, churches, and public au-
dienccs can, Of course, demand the
highest prices. Stencils and indel-
iblc ink will be ready in due time.
Apply at once to
, 1880-03-16

pGFl0tlA OF totps HtI1 rs AUi4oHSs
Customs Dtstrtcts, Ga4ans. Palue.
Nnatpll l,.,,.,,,.,,.,,,.,.,,, &41,H37 T. S,d7l
Nuw f0rk ..., ......,,....,. 81, ,lS5,NE 2,BA7,4A
Philadelphia a........,...,. ,As,&k! &9h7aa
uultiiuuru. ,...,...,....... l,ltl.tli 9l64B
HAn FnuclBc0.....,.,.,.,,.. 17.hO AExs
Now GrioAi1s. ,,,,,,.,...,,,, l1s,GH hlm
All othor llstklota., ,.......,, 34h,HB &l,473
Total for IAuuary, 1880. 8,t@s,8b1 z1,93UD
TDtnl tor january, 187p. ~. I'LL 1,e41,&a
TUtAl for SEVEN s months ,~s..t - ..,...-
entol Jan 81, 1880. .MA tsa Aa9 a6QlAl5e
Total tor 46YGn months =, -.
GUIDED Jan III, 1S79......, III. .0so.dN. s7,sssdr3
WELLS, EAAao = co.'s stAlL. :.
- tn Wtst<rv. Atsoetntsd Press.
WAsn1aa1ps, d, O., March h.-rhe report
tsr-dsnera! iii January lust t9 examine into
tha operations aud elfoct Of The .lstter.ex~
press" business Ut Wells, Frgo i Co: har
been lnatie public. LII colloluai0la, the Caus
lnlttaa say: ut Is our dellbernto uplnion thai
thu tettcr-expEess business OF Wells, Fargo a
Co., tn all Its phases, Is al variance With both
, 1880-03-16

mt9Ics oF TIN Nunrtw EarEnH tinASpt
aApNk HALLWAY COAPANY, ,JaIl. II. lHM {
Notes hsseby given, by order OF the Hoard OF Dl-
ttos9 ~ tae Eunpn1y thut special meeting OF the
net'5s e e9nypno on thS si dsY Of March no1L nj
Eiv ~ M tae aflaEno0n n The iMitnvr tuuso, IN tho
II II t1lcASq In The Hate OF fhuts. The QbjeGA
rIssGrmt,e rie1 meeting ass - follows. o.wit.
roller III ~ 1aGso1 of ths
dsas e.esx pfosst! sad tsaMcset ..sa t'e ls-
Ia nv II NEhlaxo NoEtheas.aEn Railroad Company.
p4nv IT. H. HHettshN estsrn ffana Trunk Hallway Cota.
II s rhlsn hss been executed n aataoI.y
EA E.ses ~ f1ftnad and apprnvedi and
psny sbeHS. E1! datetuna whelhtr not this Com.
Sand sai ste ~ boads III tbs sun, at twenty th0u-
nostsaasa " r. mile Of O. Ioad 70 bo secured br
a.. jOnEFI1 IIICKSON,
- JOHN J; iiEHlt1cx.
3.,M, WlIlrMAE!.,
-..-. n!LSeto1.
, 1880-03-16
NOTES AND NEWS.
POLITICAL nInElls.

61setd4 DApdteh 10 1ha Chseogo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Marcl, 15-The re-
port circulating to tic effect tint tho Demo
Gratis have abandoned political riders on tho
Appropriation bills Is n great error, The
terms Of the clause arpropriating pny for tho
Marshals In limiting tie use of tho funds to
general deputies Is Ut itself rider, although
1t does not apparently contaln n condition.
In tile debate thu Republicans will trent
1t as n rider, md the discussion Is
likely to take on sono Of the
features Of tho extrn-session trouble. The
rider providing for the election Of a public
printer by the u0llso Is also deemed highly
Objectionable by tho Republicans, and they
oppose 1t BY NIL means In their power. The
House was substituted for tho Senate as the
body to elect n printer, because bftt was
already pendlng giving tho Senate tho e1eo-
tion, and a nuw rule makes 1t out Of order to
move pending bill us IN amendment to an
appropriation bill. It Is still expected that II
this provision Of TINT hill passes tho prcsl-
dent will veto 1t.
T11t, IsocK BLAND B,s1poE.
Tho Secretary Of War transmitted to the
House to.day, In answer TO II resolution OF
Feb. u asking whether any othor railroad
company tlIan the Chicago, Rock Island l.
Pacific Railroad l,as tho right to tho use Of
tho bridge across tho Mississippi Riycs at
1ioc!k Island, Il letter from the Chiuf ut tho
Engineer Corps, who says tint the Davenport
j. 81. Paul lsnflroad received authority from
Congress In June, 1873. to nlnko use
OF the aforesaid bridge by paying
It's duo proportion OF tho cost,
tho aald road to construct aud nlatntaln Its
own track. lie continues that tho Goyor1,-
lnent ilas authority by law to permit other
roatls the use ct tho brl1Ee by paying tlielr
Paul Rnnd has iiUt, however, Avat!cd ltsulf
Of tile privilege granted by the act ot lac9.
PuSIsllMENT Fuls lsArE. -
Tho Sei,ato t0uk onu stop to-dny which
may ito something to check tlis raid Of tlle
ravlsl!er in tho District Of Columbia. The
judiciary Committee reported back the bill
for tic punishment 0f rape here. Tho Conn
mites having sU amended ul1 bill rs to make
tho punishment death Or imprisonment,
Senator Edmnnls, representing the Oppon-
cllts OF capttnl punishment, submitted q
minority report liking u very long lmprisol1-
Inent Us thu highest penalty fur such IN
utfsnse, md 1t lnay By tllat some SenRtor will
tho Police justlcn, Snr'l, hers lust week, who
said. IN nrratg!Iink q negro urreatett i0r such
an outrage, that II might ta well for the
community t0 resort to the old bArbarlc way
Of punislliny such prisoners.
PETROLEUM ENpoitrs.
Tile exports Of petroleum. nlltl petroleum
products 'IrnM the aforementioned customs
districts Ut tlle UMltetl Statcs during the
month Of .(AnuAry, 1850, N,lu tile hepen
mouths ended tllB sat,lU, nA compared with
H!M[lar exports during the corresponding
pertols OF ls7u, vera Us follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-10

New York, April 9--Chares Brockway,
he notorious forger, whose criminal opera
lions have extended to Washington, Ba IT,
more and Chicago, was ariaigned in the
C,urt of General Sessions TO-DAY upon four
indictments. The evidence against him not
being sufficient to secure II conviction, he was
discharged, but was Immediately re-arrestd,
and will be taken to Chicago. lie is said to
have victimizrd the bank of the Republic,
he Second National bank, ind Fisk " Hatch
10 the extent of 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-10
RniIrnnL Accident.

Wheeling, W. V, April 0.--The hind
trucks of the rear car of II train which left
Belaire Mt $3.50 p. m. yesterday, on the
Belare Il Southwestern railway, when seven
teen miles from Belairc, jumped the ,res,le
end the car went over distance Of fifteen
feet Five or six passengers were injured
more or less seriously. Among them l., NJ.
Armour, of Pittshurg, was hurt in the side,
back and internally William Smith, OF
Woodsheld, LEG broken and other serious in
iuries. Captain Armstrong aud daughter, of
Belsirc, we're slightly injured. Reports here
are that young Danford, the Postal Clerk,
was killed and two Others badly injured
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-10
XLVITH CONGRESS - SECOND SEES
SION.

SeNArE.-On motion Of Mr.. Cameron, OF
Pennsy lyania, it was resolved that when the
Senate adjourned to-day 1t be to meet on
Monday next
Mr.. Logan submitted u r, solution direct
ing the Secretary of War to furnish the Sem
ate with any facts that may be in his posse :
sion in re erence to the recent mutilation
one OF the cad, at Nest Point
Messrs. Il ton and Maxey thought the r. S.
oution premature. An official investigation
of the outrage was known 10 be in progress,
and tho Senate would be able to get nm otli-
cial report when it should be made, in ac-
cordunce with the suggestion Of Mr.. Conk-
ling and Mr.. Hoar
Mr.. Logan modified the resolution 50 MS to
request the President Of the United States to
transmit such information in regard to the
affair MS in his judgment would not be M
compatible with public Interests.
Messrs. Vorhies and Bruce supported the
resolution and commented in severe terms
upon the brutal and inhuman treatment TO
which cadets are often subject in the West
tint academy.
Messrs. Maxey and Burnside defended that
institution against the charges made by the
first named Senators, and thought it best to
await the result of the official investigation
now being made of the alleged outrage upon
Whitaker before taking any such action as
the resolution proposed.
After some further remarks by Mr.. Hoar
md Others, the resolution went over without
action.
Mr.. Butler, of South Carolina, pre-
sented memorial Of the Charleston
Chamber of Commerce advising the recon-
mendation of the New York Chamber OF
Commerce that consular reports be pub isl
ed weekly and monthly for destributl, n
among the leading commercial bodies OF the
United States. Referred.
At the expiration ofthe morning hour the
Senate resumed consideration of the Ute
Indian agreement bill.
Mr.. Vest supported the bill as n practlca-
be step in the right direction.
Mr.. Morgan repeated in substance MS
former argument against IT,.
Speeches were also made by Messrs. Teller,
Plumb and others.
The amendment of Mr.. Davis, authoriz
ing the President 10 use $4,000 OF the
amount appropriated in the bill for the edu-
alton Of the Indians, was adopted as
was also the amer dment proposed by
Mr.. Morgan, that the act should not
be construed 80 as to compel any Ute Indian
to remove from the lands claimed by him In
seyeralty. /,
After some further discussion it was agreed
that the bill should go over for to-day and be
finally voted on, before adjournment Mon
day.
The Senate then went into executive SEES
sion and when the doors were re-opened adj
iourned until Monday.
HousR. Fifty or seventy-fve bills wera re-
ported adversely from. the Committee on WaI
Claims and laid on the table.
Mr.. Newberry, Of Michigan, introduced Q
bill prohibiting the transportation of goods
in hand, or duty paid on products or manu-.
features Of the United States from one port
therin TO another through any
foreign countries bordering on the