The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-06
rorty.serenth Consre~s-.rlrstsc Session.
NAeHINGTOE. August }, ~.
SENATE.

FOrfy-ssTeuth CODgreSS--ElrStS Session.
WASHINGTON. August >, lS,2.
SENATE.
Nr. Hale. from the conference commit
tee on the naval Ill. reported an agreement
report. which Wa adopted. after which the
blil wa' passed.
The discussion upon House biii - eX-
clude public lands iu Alhama from the DIP
Grafton cf The law. IN relation 10 mineral
and, occupied the remainder Of the time
FOR mornin. business without action.
Mr. HIDE. from the conference on the de-
lcieury appropriation. reported disagree
meut for the third time upon The tom
allowing mileage fof senators for tie -Tc-
cial session Of lat summer. lie moved that
the senate rerede. in view Il the fact that
there seemed 10 be mo probability ~ the
House abandoning il position. the minority
IN that body 20 sustain the House confcrce~
having increased with each vote taken.
After some discussion the motion W.,
agreed to-yea,. 4; nay. li-and 'he
clerk wa- directed 80 inform iht House That
tie senate had rcccded from II, amend
Mtut.
1lr. Laygrd thfn submitted D joint re~o-
luton appropriatinc $4,000 for the pay ~
The mileage ~ senators Who attended the
session convened October I'D. ISL. Com
,iderel and passed by uu4nimou, vote.
Conference committee, were ordered
upon the resolution 20 print the aericuI-
tural report and The hil granting tie right
Of Way 20 the Fremont. klkLon end Mis-
-is>lppi Nailcyriroad across the Nlohrara
reservation in Nebraska.
Pending "a motion by Nr. Miller. Of New
Isn. IT, u. N.rNf
Mr. Morrill, said he would not oppose the
motion. Us the gentleman from N,W York,
who was suffering from i'll health. desired
~ ,ul init some remarks on the subject be-
fore leaving the city. but he would immc-
diately after this subject was disposed Of
insist upon the taX--eductiOn bin Icing
taken up and steadily proceeded with until
voted upon.
The :. knit-rood, bin Wa, takcn UP.
and Nr. Miller discussed IL, merits and adj
Fo-a,cG 10, passage.
Mr.. Bgyarj replied 10 Mr.. Miller. and
offered an amendment which be- desired -
continue In force until q general r-forma-
ton Il the tariff could be made. Increasing
fhc duty IN wooilen manufacture from 80
90 j1 per cent. al rG.Orem and iiNln. the
tariff on woods al - per cent. al r0.'r'".
After debate the amendment wa Noled
down ty yea, -. nays 2.'-a party vote.
except that Mr. NOOrhec- voted No
with tie Republicans. Mr. Davis, Of HI
nai.. also voted " No.
Mr.. Harris moved 10 substitute ior iht
hin a provision fixing The duty OF IMPORT
cd wool IL - per cent. al r0l0Trn. ke-
iected without diyision-y aas, T.; nay r.
-. Am tie affirmative votes came from
ilc Democratic side.
Mr.. Anthony. from The conference on ihe
Ln lortle publication Of the A-rlculi ur' q
raDcrt-. reported aid agreement hy when
Tie senate amendment making ana alIro-
rr..tion ~ $4,000 T. pay for TIE work j.
refined I'm the Ml. This contemplate the
printing = 100000 copies OI The rcpoIIs.
l. Wa, adopted.
The argument was resumed on XIII
Goods. and number Il amendment, were
offered bv the Democrats; al 81 "AicA
were rejected.
Ate o'clock the rill was passed without
amendment. "a, IL came from the HDu-e-
yeas. 20. nay. j..
~ f.3o the senate took recess until
O'Clock. in order that the conference rtpor
ON the .undry civil docket might oe pup
li,hed.
EvENING SESSION.
Nfr I,uban called up senate bill author
ling =. l.. u. Barlow, 81 New York; J"hi
II Cotton. 81 Pennsylvania. and others u
Irv q submarine cable between AMeIlc
and Furoue. The committee mtndm fnt
10 the iii were adopted. and also ont
offered bv Mr. Hale directing that the rate
rbsr,ed upon the hne for message Tor in
dividual. Shall not exceed - cent, for elci
word. Passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
ON motion Of Mr.. ka--on. Of Iowa. ~
senate amendment 10 the Joint resolution
= for the establishment OF diplomatic reu
E fiou. with Persia was concurred m.
. air Cox. Of New York. moved 10 cor
cnr In Seu1fe amendments TO the Dl
smending the ,tatute- relating 10 steal
e vn..cl. he explained that tie purpose q
the I'M VA. 70 provide Tor tAe insIecils
c - forai,n vessels sailing from America
: port,. Agreed 20. ,,a.
,idcration 81 5u,lne-- Oh 'Ao u '''a''
table. On. nav. ,,
preparation bin wa- -H"Ai-'leu y u
o Robson and agreed 20. q.
a biz. McCook offered 4 r1ii' w ny ic7'.'
ton lTaulllZ the A4T' no
= ,5iocent room, in Oh, capitol u me "a
ala Monument Comu.,tre ~ the Soeiel
&c - the Arniv Of the Cu.-..i ana; nom u
n On y, Vovember 70 ID, ID Il DeeemDe
- hold bazaar and rscei '.oA =, thG oo!e
beino ~ aid in The erection .i "".HirSl'
u ri a statue 20 the memory 'l ne '''c fic'
d dent GARFIELD. Agreed i'' rr,,..,.
on motion Of Alr. Thomas 81 Iliaol>'
=. ioipf resolution was passed Hi>tl uciins q
=. secretary OF the Navy - convene ! our
~ inouirv 70 iuvestiga.c The cifcliliis''ihce7
, 49,, n, tho lo-. II the Jeannette.,
Mr. Dingiey. q Mine. 2'he Cd. e s.' {,
nut upon il, passage lo'hl Iso,s' ~ ~ -
IN Him for a Joint select committee o. lhr
a 'n.t'o "a and .X preeniatves TO inqul
Of into the condition and wants o. A me
Ak can ship-buidius and >al-oN1 mug tis I'M ~;
ns ests. Leave W., granted LIN '-'' 90
Id resolution passed. ...,;,,,,.oy-ar, m
Ia After transaciin- SOM -. 1901
mt ceIlaneous business the House ll 49,,
10 vote by teller upon iioI'uH - iiaaue
of Mr. WoIman Of Indiana, for recess
IA two hours. Lost. v,-.,i,ia fror, |
ri Mr.. Wilson. Of West IsinI"' I'LL III,
go Committee on FOREIGN An,'iIs, 80 '1p,,
il back adversely The Easi lSitns ' saII;
no upon the President for MO- 70 the s' ,re.t y
Us whether the ninth article u lns H'S''