The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14


Revenue. will have to 60. He was hot par.
tisan at Chicago.
Colonel n. w. Brown succeeds General
Afford as paymaster-general.
Randolph and Mcdonald were again talk
ed OF to-day.
Oflice-bolders are preparing to welcome
General Garfield.
The Secretary Of War returned from
West Point to-day.
A negro attempted to outrage little
white girl OF fourteen here to-day.
Forty.sixih Congress..Second Session
WASHINGTON, June -, 1880.
SENATE.
Mr.. Garland moved that the Senate con.
cur in the amendment OF the House 10 the
bill regulating the pay and appointment oil
deputy marshals, sent back by the House
this morning.
Mr.. Hear objected to its present con-
sideration, and the bill went over until
Monday.
The report Of the conference committee
on the legislative, &C., appropriation bill
by which the House agrees TO the Senate
amendments regarding the salaries OF Sen
ate employees, was adopted.
The report OF the conference committee
on the Ute agreement bill, by which the
Senate agrees TO certain House amendment:
and disagrees in others, was adopted.
House bill making appropriations Tor the
payment OF claims reported as allowed by
the Commissioners Of Claims and the South
ern Claims Commission under the act Of
1871 and acts amendatory thereof, was
passed. The appropriations amount tt
about S240,000. &C.,,
The pending order being the Mexican
pensions bill, it was formally laid aside anC
the general deficiency bill taken up.
Mr.. Eaton stated that the Senate Commit
tee on Appropriations had made reductions
IN the House bill amounting to S23O,5j7
and had added by amendments S433,3l2
leaving the total OF the bill as reported tC
the Senate 81, 1904, 1853.
The Senate, as in Committee OF The
Whole, proceeded to consider the bill. Sew
eral amendments were made and the bill
reported 10 Senate, the amendments con
Cured in and passed.
The consideration OF the bill granting
pensions to certain soldiers and sailors o.
| the Mexican and other wars was resumed
as in Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. ingalls, moved to include all men wht
served thirty days in the war OF the re
| bellion.
An extended debate ensued, which wa
participated in by Messrs. VOORHEES,, Brown
Blaine, Maxey, ConkliDg, and others.
The Senate i'm executive session confirmed
the following nominations: Virgil L. STOCK
bridge TO be Assistant Commissioner
Patents; Robert q. DyreDfurth an exam
iner-in. chief in the Patent Office.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Atkins submitted the report OF tn
conference committee on the legislative
executive, and judicial appropriation Dill
] together with the statement that the Hous'
confrees had yielded to the Senate confree
on the subject OF the salaries OF Senate EN-
pioyes. The report was agreed to.
Mir. Scales, Of North Carolina, submitted
! the conference report on the Ute agreeneh
bill. He stated that the bill, as agreed 10
provided that il there should be sufhclen
arabic land in Colorado Indians should d.
settled in that State, but II not then tha
they should be settled in Utah and New
Mexico. The report was agreed TO.
The House then resumed the considera
| ton OF the Senate resolution proposing tD'
Joint rule for counting the electoral vote
and was addressed by Vanvoorhis, OF New
York, in opposition to the measure.
Mr.. White, OF Pennsylvania, also spoK
against the resolution, and Mr.. Hunton'
Virginia, in favor OF it.
Mr.. BickueIl gave notice that he woul'
call the previous question at O'Clock.
| Mr.. Keifer, of Ohio: "And give notlc
that you will only call it."
Several Democrats "We UNDERSTAND
YOU are going to filbuster."
MIR. Conger: "No doubt il the prope
length OF time is allowed for debate we vii
convince that side OF the House that the re
solution ought not to be adopted, or els
the gentlemen are unwilling TO be cor
vinced."
Mr.. Sparks: "Oh, you came back fror
Chicago resolved TO count in your man b.
the Vice-President. IL is the only oppor
tuniiy you have"
Messrs. Brown, OF Maryland, and Ca:
well, of Wisconsin, also opposed the reso
lutionS.
Mr. Bickuell demanded the prevlou
question; pending which Mr.. Keller move
TO adjourn. Rejected.
The Republicans then resorted TO INDUS
tering, and by refusing TO vote lett u
House without quorum. .,
FINALLY, on motion OF Mr.. Bicknell, u
Uopse at 3 O'Clock took a recess until 9:5
Monday morning.