New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
: UoJrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

4:05 adjourned until tomorrow
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Under the call of States the following bills
were introduced and referred:
| BY Mr. WHEELER Dem, Ala) ITO prevent the intro
duotion of infectious contagious dseases also 10 ala
in the establishment and temporary support OF common
| schools
BY Mr.. RosECRANs Dem, Csl.l-To extend the time
for king payment and proof on desert land entries
ByMrWAIT Qlep Conn., ITO protect the propagation
| OF Salt water fish,
| BY Mr. BELFORD Rep Coll-Restoring to the public
domain and opening 10 settlement the lands IN
lately occupied by the Uncompahgre and "hi'e hNer
BY Mr. WAIT CRep., conn.,-Permitting any foreign
collection district after the due entry of said vessel and
cargo at port Of entry in the same district, i'm
By Mr.. FARWELL rep, Hl.l-To repeal the law I'M
posing tax the deposits and capital OF banks aso'
% the physs tx on gfpe eHeGss e
bgamy and to provide for the trial and punishment Oh
By Mr., ORTIZ Rep Ind.)-Providng for the adiudica-
ton o. claim; the United Ss nTSve for the
isipstio ION Of electors IN the Territory Of Uan
| BY Mr. McCOD Gep Ia: For the judicial ascertain
ing term of Office of Presidential Electors four years
and giving them powerto act IN case OF the deatn Ut us
| ability of the President and Vice-President.
BY Mr.. WILLIS Dem, Kyl-For the erection OF I. q
monument the grave OF Zachary Taylor; aIso 10
| By Mr. DARRELL rep La ITO terminate the treaty
Of June 1875, with his Majesty the King of the Hawaian
BY Mr. KING Dem, La.)-Appropriatlng $500 900 for
| the improvement Of the mouth OF the Red River
| cenigIn the duty on jute hemp and fax goods.
| BY Mr. THOMPSON Dem, Ky)--Proyiding that the
payable on the withdrawal Of such spirits from bond
BY Mr. RICE tRep, Mass l-Requosting the President
provisions of the Treaty of Washington relating TO
the fisheries; also authorizing the Secretary OF tne
Treasury to make final adjustment OF claims OF CERTAIN
steamship companies arising from the illegal exacton
BY Mr. HORR rep, Mich)-To provide for postal
| card with flexible cover TO conceal the message.
BY Mr. Willis rep, Mich.l-'Io make VIE com
petent witness in trals1or bgamy In the terrtOFes ol
! the United States
By Mr.. MONEY dem, Miss.)-M Making the Agricultural
Department an executive department
| BY Mr.. BURROWS (Rep, Motto retire nationai
| bank notes.
BY bIr FORD Rep Mo.)-For the payment Of bounties
TO neis OF cosred troops serving III the late war
also, 10 establish postal telegraph lines IN the Oniteu
By Mr. HAzELTINE Gep MoTS , coin am and Fs
taTy Of the Treasry within ninety days OF the passage
OF this act 20 procure suitable plates for tue production
paper currency which shall be legal tender III sums
of less dollar This currency shall be OF the de-
| nominations OF TO- % and 80 cents, and sixty millions
and mutples thereof for coin legaltender notes
bonds of the United States II further provides that
in no case shall tue currency be designated termed as
BY MI CASSIDY Diem, Nev.)-A resolution directing
the Secretary the Interior communicate to the House
the decision OF the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office declaring the land grant made 20 the Northern
Pacific Railroad apsed under the operation OF the law
Also the full text of the decision order or instructions
of his predecessor the Hon. Carl Schurz Overrung the
declson the Commission and restoring the grant OF
lands to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company with
ont reference OF the subject 10 the OF
gress calls for all papers, orders correspond
cnce and memoranda the Department relative there
BY Mr. PRESCOTT Rep., N. Y.)-To establish a uni;
| form system of bankruptcy throughout the Umted
by Wr. HUTCHINs (Dem, N. YJ-To establish Mint
| =" Nv MI BELTZHOOvER Dem, Penn calling on the
Secretary for statement OF all disbursements made on
of signal Service OF the United states from
BY Mr. HoGK Rep Tennl.Grantiog pensions to
cvi officers injured IN the service OF tue Chted states,
| or to their widows aud children.
| BY Mr.. KELLEY rep, Penn)To facilitate the de-
Gases identical with the bill introduced by senator
| Sherman on the 10Th OF December, lSsl.l
tera revenue tax on tobacco of producers
| on matches, bank checks anu bank deposits; ,..
| by Mr.. UPSON Dem, Te1.)-ProVlding Tor treaty
"j Nv Mr.. CIRCUIT Rop vt)-For the suppression OF
| BY Mr. HAZLEroN rep, VIA Ito declare certain
forfeited to the United States and 10 restore the same
TO the public domain. Referred to Committee on Pa
BY Sir. DEUsTER Dem, wsl-To terminate the
treaty OF naturalization between the United states and
the North German Union, and providing for treaty
BY Mr. SPRINGER Dem, nLl-In relation to the
Venezuelan Award Identical with bill introduced by
| senator Voorhees, on January IL
| By Mr.. BRENIS rep, W r.)-For the admission OF
| Washn gton Territory as "a state.
| BY Mr.. YOUNG GSep., ohio)-To tax and regulate the
manufacture OF glucose. .....
The call states having been concluded and 400 bills
appropriately referred, the SPEAKER announced the
regular order to be the presentation OF resolutions u
| SUSPEND the rules under authority OF committees
Nr. COOK dem, Cab ON behalf OF the Committee on
Public Lands moved to suspend the rules ana ADOPT
the resolution calling the Secretary Of the Treasury
for Information what action has been taken by the
Solicitor OF the Treasury cell lease all real estate
ana riparian rights owned Ivy the United States al
| Harper's Ferry, WsYa. Agreed to-
| Mr.. GARRISON Dem, YAH on beheA OF the Commit
tee ON the District of Columbia, moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill 10 incorporate the Garfield Mem
| oral Hospital. ,
the hall hours debate which, under the rules, is al
| lowed uDon motions OF this character, dis
| closed some objection TO the measure, the
ground that there already enough OF hospitals
| In the District OF Columbia for all practical
nurDoses that incorporation OF another would have
he effect OF bringing District persons from the
aa ent states should be taken care OF In the yart
ou State institutions and tnat there was nothing in the
iii which would proven the incurpOratOis from apply
| nC to the Government for assistance The motion tt
sapeDd the rules and pass the bill was defeated-feas
l4J; nays, SO; not the necessary twolfds In the al
| fr:natiye. .
se4yices rendered the Government by tue late Car
liz, r. Patterson: KassOn, Iowa, Robinson OF Mass
acnusetts Ranual OF Pennsylvania, Atkins, OF Tennes
| see and McLane, OF Maryland.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the report OF the
| Washington Monument Association. Referred.
| Inc House then, at 5 O'Clock, adjourned
WORK OF COMMITTEES OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, JAN 16.-rhe House Committee
| on Appropriations met this morning. The suD-commit