New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
UOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, under the call of States
the following bills were introduced and referred:
nv Mr. HEENDON Dem. Aia)--To make more
nlc Section 800 the Revised statutes, relating
the nportaiion Of bullion and the Of gold and silver
Nv Mr. SINGLETON Dem, nLl-In relation 10 tel
ecf,pb communications II provides that all telegraph
messages delivered for transmission TO any telegraph
COMPANY awaiting Itself OF Tie pTOyl oi Title 60 Of
the Revised Statutes and copies thereof made By such
company at the place OF destination or any intermediate
mint shal be deemed he and shall be- protected from
uurca souable search and seizure from production a.
evidence IA judicial and legislative proceedings 10 the
same extent communications sent BY The Unted
a. Mr., RYAN Hsp Kan)-For the relief Of the Kan
sas CIV Fort scott ami Gull Railroad Company.
BY Mr. ELLIS Olem. la)' by ieqprst-I0 revive the
oct of In n 30 1906 and 10 make grant OF land 10
Norgans Louisiana ana Texas Railroad and Steamboat
Nv Mr. ACKLEN Dem. Laj-Proposing a Constltu-
tional Amendment II recites the fact that the evil
IDENTIFY growing tendency 10 tne United states to cen
REALIZATION OF power In the Federal Government has
awakened throughout the country just fear that In
the near future tho perprtuaiion OF this Union may
again hes imperilled by internal cOmmOtOn, thereby
wreck,ng the peace and prosperity Of this Re
pubic. aud breaking down tho'e doctrines
~ tho perpetna union OF the States finally
and ully settled by tho war; we'll infringing upon
rhr bome rule Of the States aranteed nv the COnstu
tn mat the union Of these United states shall be per
peua and all acts or attempts 10 separate or de-
trnv this Union shall treason against the Federal
Government; and snail be punished ~ such. state
limits and boundaries SHAH D. nvloate provided mat
new States may be formed Win tne consent o the yates
from VIII they are formed and the right or the State
To make. execute and enforce lts local laws by or
through s chosen representatives, or Oniclals shall
never be interfered with by the Federal Government
BY Mr. BUCRNER. dem, Mo)-for the adjournment
OF Congress on th" 24th 81 May. u
BY Mr. DAGGETf (Rep., Nen)-io reduce tho price
OF public lands within railroad limits
BY Mr. COVERT Dem, N. T.l-IO create scientific
commission to establish legal ess for the protection OF
dealers In butter. OleOmaIgarine, etc
BY Mr. MORTON (Rep., N. N.l-Amendlng the laws
relative TO the seizure and forfeiture VI vessels for
breach OF the revenue laws
BY Mr. KELLEY (ftep, Penn.)-A resolution directing
the Secretary Treasury furnish the House nth
detailed statement Of tho amount OF bonds purchased
by the Treasury between the LIST or January 1874 and
lat OF January 1859, with Otuer particulars.
BY Mr. WARD Rep, Pennl-TO eqnAlIs tho salaries OF
customs officers.
By MIR YOUNG Dem Tenu.l-For the appointment
OF commission aud report on the method %
setting claims against the United STATES.
Tho Speaker recognized Mr. DUNN (Dfm, Ark.), who.
on behalf the Committee or Public Lands moved Ia
pend the rules ana take for consideration the bill
relating the public lands OF tho United States.
After debate OF fifteen minutes IN support OF the bill
ana fifteen minutes IN opposition TO H. the motion To
yeas nays 80 not the necessary two-thrds in the
Affirmative.
Mr.. CABEIL Dem. Val, chairman Of the Committee
on Railways and Canals moved 10 suspend the rules
pass the bill to abolish oil tolls On the Louisville
and Portland Canal.
After half an hours debate the motion agreed TO
and the bill passed.
A letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury IN re
gpopse TO resolution OF the House calling for certain
commercial statistics relative 10 the trade between The
Atlantic and PACING coasts. referred TO the Commit
tee ON InterOceanic Canal.
Mr. COX (Dem. n. " was recognized by the Speaker
10 suspend the rnlos for the purpose or passing
the bill TOR the relief OF the suffering Is but lie was