Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-02
IEMPHIs, TENN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. 1882.

Amendment six,tfour is that relative {,
monitors delsyisr their completion until ,
report has hem rsde to Congress by IN.
Adyisory Rosrd The committee recon-
mends co,,o1r-ar., IN this ztnendr, eut viii
the amendrsent ,r5Tiding that the report
| shall he trs,s,,ft;1 10 Congress by the acc
rotary of the nays. Amendment sixty-shree
was verbal amessnfnL 49,
Copsiderp .ior sJrs Ef8s;s amendments
| was then procss& with IN order before
being ser. n the nnfereDce committee.
| Several sr,eufsnis were then ceacurred
I IN, including tho< 1sfsrr.ag TO the monitors.
fhe femsinder ~ 1on-concurred in.
Mr.. Williams I6is.]. chairman of The
| Committee on Forrsgn Affairs, submitted the
report upon The chil,-fern investigation.
| Placed on the HcsN calendar:
Mr.. Williams Wal rom me Conference
Committee on ne sspsnese indemnify bill,
reported that The eonmittee YVES unable to
agree and frrfs>r conference was ordered.
Mr. Anderson rial offered a resolution
providin,, To- ,Le fnd adjournment of Com
A nno,;on !, ar the resolution TO the
COMMITTEE ON WIS and Means was lost.
ALTER an srri9>pions discussion as TO
uh.,L IL n--<rrvuid auUpt any reso-
lation for fsni 5lpurnment until it was
learned whether ~ senate was going TO do
anything with the ~ PHI; me resolution
priatIous. The penocrats voted solid for
adiournrnent and rere much amused at the
idea of Senate action on the revenue bill at
This session.
Mr.. Springer TILL from the Committee on
Printing. reported back the bill appropriate
ing S678. 624 for printiDg and binding the
Tenth census. and fbe bill passed.
The Senate bill for printing 5000 copies of
the official report d the Atlanta Cotton Ex-
position was defeaisd
At this point a message was received from
the President annouscing his disapproval OF
the river and harbsr appropriation Dill, and
the House immediseiy became attentive as
the clerk read the document, which was or
dered printed. TIE reading was only once
interrupted. and that was when hearty
laugh greeted the ssntence, "Thus, as the
DILL becomes more Objectionable it secures
more support.n Exupting this, there was no
manifestation of approval or disapproyal of
the Presidents ssIon, and as soon as The
readine was copcIu1.f lhe House adjourned.
Senats-Senator brill, from the Finance
Committee. repSrfe1 sdversely to the House
a Joint resolution .rkhorizing the issue of
two Der cent. bosb OF certificates in ex-
change for bonds E1<ing higher rate OF
interest. Placed o1c1lendar.
The Sunday civil BILL was then taken up.
The Senate, aftef dispo.ing of seventy-six
pages of the bill, na5s An egreementto finish
it tomorrow under tho fiye-minute rule for
debate.
The Senate then ajourred.
GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Ausass 1.-The coinage OF
the minis of the U1iled States for July was
IS ,153, $50, of which &. 160, 900 was standard
dollars.
The Rev. john D Parker, of Missouri.
was nominated for pot chaplain to-day.
Assistant Attornsyl 6eoeral McCsnnon, of
the interior department, has left for Flat
head Agency, for thspurpose of negotiating
a treaty, by which rigtt-of-way through
their reservation nsy be coded to the
Northern Pacific railway.
At the close Of basiness to-day United
States called bonds had been redeemed as
follows: Under the I08th call, Sl9, 230, 600;
11Oth call, 81 433 $50; 10sth call, 81, ia 500;
l11th cali, "a 357 $50; Hath call, S12,385,-
800; 18th call, SO, 10000; Hath call, which
natured to-day, S7.6s2,S50.