New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

I'm the House of Representatives to-day a
motion was made by Mr. PRESCOTT tRep. y. ~ to lay
aside the liberation of private business for the pur
pose OF pcrmi ting further debate upon the Apporton
ment bill hut failed to obtain the necessary twothirds
vote; and TIE SPEAKER rs the regular order, pro
ceeded to call committees for reports Of private nature
Mr.. FLOWER Dem. n. ", from the Committee on
Banking and Currency. reported bill to change the
name Of the National Mechanics Bank of NewIork to
the Wall street NATIONAL Bank Private Calendar.
AT the conclusion of the morning hour. Mr. PRES
COLT rep, y. " made another attempt To bllig mp
his Apportonment bill, bu was again ur c'eSsiil' ana
HE Hon ., at 49, went into Committee Of tie
Whole Mr Joyce, of Vermont, In the chair, on the
The first bill on thecalendar authorizing the President
appoint ID. T. Kirby capin lncy IL the Army gave
ri-e long di cus-i0n. The facts being that Colonel
and Brrvet General Kirby cashered from the Army
for drunkenness ana conduct uhbeGong an 0nccr ln9
opponents OF the bin cOntended that with That record
Congress in the face, II could not afford 10 gla
the relief ASKED for The advocates Of the measure dc
cred that findings of the cOurtmartia were unjust
Colonel Kirby had been guilty of indscrrtions his gal
antry he field of battle ought 10 more than counter
In the conrsc Of the deba'c Mr.. McCOOK rep, N y
expressed is belief that Kirby should not be restored
to II Army. lie had gallant officer, but ne nan
forfeited his position ny his conduct. His restoit
ii y, would be an injustice TO 200 officers over whose
tain discipline in the Army except for the Judgment OF
court narttI- to be sustained by Congress ~ II,
After futher d bate the vote Was taken on laying II
aside for favorable consideration. and was greed TO
ayes, 96 nays, %. a.. IN g. h.,
House .. ,
Nir BRAGG Dem Wis., Immediately moved Z" al
io1rl but Welded to Mr. IUSCOCk dep, y. ~ 10 re-
bort the Immediate Deficiency Appropria IONS bill ana to
SIR. BIACkEUKN Dem, KY 10 report the Military
Academy Appropriation bill. both 81 when were 'IcII"
10 ne & o,,iIlitec al the " hole
Mr. HioCOCK rave uotir, that BE would on Monday.
call mn thc Deficiency biz for cOuslhcra ION. ~
Ar Bragg'a motion then rejected. ana me Dill TOT
tnc rclic; Of D. L. Kirby ordered enSoSstd ana r"iu
"a thiId tine. go ~,
MIR ERAGG called for the reading Of The cngro.scd bi
Lnlu thereby delay action uu II, ui lie nN Gales
bnd
and ~ read. .,
The hi " ~ men passod-yea-, ~; nays, 63
Mr.. tkANI.N- Dem. AilD utroduc hlll nNtLor
fZiue the Mississippi, Ab1lucrQuc ana micro can hA
way Company 10 construct q forl through VH' '""''""
and thrka,i.W Reservations. Refer d.
The ,PEAkEk iad before the House comm n'a',on
from IN. SECRETARY of the treasury TRANSMIT ING '
of the officers und cIIpoycs Of the iuttrhhi h'NT'"
lurt au and the department of Justice, VINO nave u'
Killed or oundcG in the enforcement q" me ~ 't'
revenues. Referred. he number OF rInpl"! IS hr"
tu,ul-uluc. the number wounded my. re- u''I'' ",
,,,, ,r-nti. ,rr ,il4o y.u who we're assaulted ana
vounlrd Tor supplying tho Internal Revenue Objects
with Information. -.. ,,,.,ii ,t,,.I 80.
IGc House tLcn AZ 5:O5 J. adjourned uhtu MONDAY