New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
XLVlrn CONGRESS--IIID SESSION


| HNGTLAY REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TIE rEasIoX APPROPRIATION BILL CONSIDERED IN
TIE S.NArE WIN REGARD TO Mr. PLUMBs
AMES3uENT-TilE LEGIaLArIYE APPROPRIATION
BILL B.FoR2 III: HOUSE.
cENAIh.....W AsHIvGToN. Feb. 3. 1881.
The Credentials OF philetus Sawyer, Senator
elect rpm t,e STAT, OF W 5cOIsIn 70 sde"eed SENATOR
Cameron aud The credentials OF ArtnurT German Sen
from the STATE ~ Maryland 70 succeed senator
Wfyto or the ginning March 4, l5ol were sio
mittcd. read at1 1led.
The VICE-PRLslDEEr submitted a communication
from the secretary OF teNHvy recommending an appro-
priation OF no, exceeding $1,000 deray the expense
OF unyciliur me Farragut statue on Apr 20 , -.
Ir ALsoN Cse2 Io% ptes sS, c6oc,w
asAinG TINT the award maze 10 MS peop,r i C,n
treaty OF 1855 be pad. Referred to the judiciary OoH
Nr NAXEY tJsnI. TexJ, from the Committee on
Post on es and Roads, reported ihe following
amendeui bc proposed by him IN behalf OF nat g. IN
bill CONES no for consideration In the SENATE: ..
e. 60 900 10 be cxncraed under TO direction al thc
Postmastei Generai IN the establishments OF maj %
MrSican Guf and Pnoc porte, provided that the VS.
SETS employed tor such service shall Dc Owned anu nan
ned by American cIuZ:ns, aud thht SAID NeS9ti tus
employed, shall b. IRON $40 nnslnp acctptea ~ cue
eary othc Navy after doe e., 1SpGe1 co as IN a.
Mr. CONKLfNG (Rep:, n ~ introduced . res4.uIIOu
Of inquiry winch was adoptef concerning appointments
IN ti1 Ng York Custom Ilpt5C.
Ca l' motid of Mr. MORAN Dem. Ala, the hour of
.stinS tomorrow wis iiAei a. ~ c,oCn r,tdr hill
was resumed. the question being np'n hr. flamp5
examiner. Tor tue once, ana the clerical iorce
Tor the Prr"n nt-Gtnrr1Is ana SUI St'n zen ~
q al. Oces necessary render chrcuye the WORK OF
Nj KkRTAS (Drr, N. " favored tho amendment as
means facilitating tne specify atDhocation vi
Mr. BECK dem. y. y opposed Mr. Plumb's amend
mcn in4cquat" - reach the real II uoc n me Zen
son Onrs ana not called for by the Commissioners
Ar. LO9Ai ikp, III, sad mo ga eiaG1t lat ~, ~
repeated during the deDate, but tina ~ was Ohe "ch
he would disregard until 'ho Commissioner had SHOWN
Mr.. sNULsBURY Dem. DeL) believed IT to be the
duty Congress 10 undertake thorough revision VI
Thr amrndment of Mr. Plumb taeu agreed to
TIC G,inmttec OF The Whole then rose aad reported
the bill tho Senate wncn the amendments, with two
exceptions apOn which separate votes were A7hed were
The first provision rpou which separate vote was
tagcu the ono directing tin payment III accorded
Indian pensions in in-a'nehLs, winch hd oeen retained
In the bill - ..
The remaining provision to be voted upon v.s Mr.
eXainlners, providing Tor clrrk'. etc.
Tho discussion upon this Proposition in Cominuee OF
tie Whole rcsine1, aud continued without re-
siit. the Oil DrGg hDaily AID aside Informally.
Mr BLAIR Qs-., n ~ introduces ionI resolution
rad IL prohibits after he year 1900 tue manufacture
ond anywhere within the Unued states and Terri
tnrie. Of dsiillcI bOc ami Intoxicating liquors
any Intoxicating liquors miX"d "r aduiefaled with
medicinal mrrhlnca chemical an1 scieat,ii' purpose
Havoc and tnrir Transportation through any part Of
the United Sia'"S except for medicinal AMI scientific
lie IuI3n- from the House announcer the death
Hrw. iIaupsrirc, wcr, men considered. pp OF
Mr ROLLINS Rtp, n, ~. 4nd were seconded by Mr.
BLAIR Il b.. y. ~ bD4h Ui whom delivered rciuAfk1
counriuordv ~ 'nc deceased. Tney were tnOn CON.
currrd and At 5:5 O'CLOCK te senate adjourned until
III O'Clock tOulViIOW.