The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-01

ter bin, and agreed on some amendments.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
am0.glO; internal revenue, 5j1G,4jG.
Congress FRS: .,cssson.
WASHINGTON. May 81. 1872.
SENATE.
Mr.. Brown presented resolutions Of the
Georgia Legislature requesting their sem
at0rs and representatives TO Use their IT.
most diligence IN procuring such appro-
pratiOn- as Uc needed % render The rivers
of ihat state n1yigabic. Referred.
Favorable reports from committee. We're
made upon the following Senate bills,
which were placed on the calender:
By Mr.. George. from the Claims Com
mit,ce. with amendments, For Cine relief OBJ!
thc Protestant Orphan Asylum at NatcAcz
Nil.
By SIR. Newell. from the Committee on
Military Affairs. with amendments; For he
relief 81 Fit John Porter. The bin au-
fhoTizcs hi, appointment to position 81
colonel Jan the army with ,lIe amc grade
and rank held by Linn no the lime % his
dismissal from the army: provided that he
SHALL receive no pay, compensation. or
allowance whatsoever for the time inter-
vcning between Dis dismissal from The .er-
vice and appointment under his act.
MIR. Logan presented the views Of ;he
minority vi the Military Committee on this
bin. which were ordered 20 De printed.
By Mr.. LOGAN. from lhc Committee on
Appropriations, with amendments: House
INSTRUMENTATION bin. Ordered to Poe
printed.
Bv ur. Morrill,. from lhc Committee on
Public Bmdincs. with amendments: Biz,
for thc erection OF public buildings at
LynchbWg. Va; liuTisonDWg, Va. and
Abingdon, Va.
By SIR. Rollins. from the same commit
tee: Bin providing ior public building
500 Grccnyiilc, s. g..
Mr.. Logan introduced bin 10 allow 20
jhc widow oi thc late Minister 20 Peru
WWlDuri n amount equal io his al.ry
for ono year. Referred TO the Foreign Re
ajion- Committee.
Nh Kellogg introduced bin appropri-
atng 900. u0p ior rebuilding thc lighthouse
20 southwest Pass. NcniiliOn bay, La.
Nlr. Vance offered resolution calling ON
the Secretary Of War for information as
10 the disposition made OF the hospital
grounds belonging 90 The Government IN
Wilmington, 81 Adopted.
Tho discussion If senate bin lo rcim-
burse thc Creek orphan fund was resumed.
and occupied iAe remainder OF the MORN
inc hour. Tn. contention Va, as To- the
liability of the Government 10 MAKE good
the deficits in the fund alleged 10 have
arisen from ,he diversion oi portions ol 10
90 purposes other than 90 those 70 which il
$50, specifically assigned. The bin VA,
advocated hv Mc-,r-. slater and Dawes
and opposed Dy Mr.. Mcmillan.
a, > O'Clock thc bil went over without
action aitc- "a Intellectual effort by VI.
Brown lor n extension ID the morning
l0uk to li pose 1i lt.
The hair then announced ii" Japanese
indemnity hiil u.s. the order oi business,
when 1r Cameron. ol Ftnn} iNania.
moved m executive session.
Pending ihc motion. Sir. Garland. by
unanimous consent. called mp lIc niii io
gran. 10 tAc II .-ir~ippi, Albuquerque and
uttr-Ocam Railway Company ihc rl-hi VT
Wav through idc Indian Territory. dr.
Garland ttcJ. .n reply 90 Mr. PlHn'.
that tae D.rs1pnf 0l jhc company Wsr n
assurance tuat lhc road would he bWt u
authorized.
Nr. Ior asked how lhe bin came t' DE
reported irom fhe Committee on Railroads
instead oi Indian AnaiT.
Sir. ma.i. Ild il Na. because Che latter
committee $3.50, not favorable o. such lcg'--
liiou.
SIR. Garland regarded Mr.. ingalls, re-
mark gel nvMgunlcd. and asserted tlmt tAc
bin iqd been properly referred.
The bill. being objected Go hy Ir. liz
gals. wa. laid aside.
SIR. Bayud gave notice tha' 0n Friday
lc would move thc consideration Oi Che
bonded spirits LIN.
similar notice was given ly SIR. PLAT in
behalf ol The pension cases on ihc 'alcn-
dar.
SIR. Allison announced Chat ine Appro-
uriation. Committee would insist io-inor-
row upon tho army appropriation lil iay-
inr precedence over aii other business.
ME motion Tor m executive session Jhcl
prNailcd-yC-. %: naYs. lG; and at 2:2l
j.. y. the doors were closed.
The executive session terminated 40 SEQ
o'clock. when Dee doors were rcOueneo.
The Jauane-c indemnity BID Wa- AGAIN
taken up. end thc discussion occupied fA'
remainder OIL the days session.
Adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRE- ENTATINE~.
Immediately after the reading ~ tht
loilruAl the House resumed the considcrD
ti,u oi tbe Mackcy-Dihblc c1nles'c i-elec
,iou ease. and Mr. Athcrton. oi Ohio.
nemler ol tle Committee ON Elections
presented fhu views oi ,Ac minority upoi
f il,. ca.e. promising Dis remarks with de
Mai of me statement that the Denoeraii'
.i4D MA. afraid .o enter into its discussion
lac smoke for nearly lWo hour. conEnin-
f hiro.eii urincipaily 10 au earnest discussion
Isl fb. alie.aiion. oi fraud Hnd forgery II
No. testimony presented by the COMMITTEE
nn EleeHou.. he was frequently inter
g,,ted Or Republican members oi TIA
committee and a GOOD deal OF confusion
on-,led. Int the debate throughout wa.
CONDUCTED In perfect good temper, and TIT
,nanucr I'm which Mr.. Athert0n prc,entc
IN noints upon which the minority reiiel
elected several shouts OF applause rom Ai
party associates.
Mr.. Ranney, OF Massachusetts,. mem
her al the Committee on Elections. np0A
in support Of the majority report, character
zinc NJ subterfuge the allegation 81 iol
,,orv i'm testimony. II he believed IN TIA
9ne.,a,lon he would not sacrifice his homo
and manhood by attempting 10 smother u
Investigation. lie reviewed the elrcun
stances 81 the case. stating that IN N
election there had been fraud refined an
cheating reduced TO a science, ana the
proceeded amid much laughter and a
planee TO detail the abOrs OF the Commute
an Elections In the consideration OF u
whole subject.
| Nh. Moulion, OF Illinois. followed va
. am argument in support Of Mr.. Dibbie
claims TO Doc retained in his seat.
Mr.. Jones, Of Texas, spoke in adyoca'
OF the claims Of Maekey, and then, al
O'Clock, sir. Calkins demanded the pf
1 yions question, pending which MI. ha
: dali moved 70 rccommit The report 70 u