Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-04
4sth Congressional Session.
WAsHrNaror. March 3, 1856.

| " ASHINGTON, m6fSu 1COO
SESATE.-The Senate opened business this
morning With the disagreement in conference
| over the Indian appropriation bill, from
which the Senate had struck out all items of
general legislation. The Senate further in
sisted on its amendments. Mr.. Sherman re-
ferred to the Misunderstanding which had
arisen with regard to the treatment by the
Senate committees of the House in reference
to the Inauguration ceremonies. He read
from the programme of former inaugurations
to show that the House had been treated
with more than usual consideration. Mr..
Hawley took the same ground. Mr.. Hawley
also presented lengthy report from the
committee appointed to inquire into the
capacity of steel producing works in the
United States, and on motion of Mr.. Morgan
the committee was continued and instructed
to further report to the Senate in December,
1885,
The deficiency appropriation bill was then ia
ken up. The bill with the committees amend
naents was read. Amendments proposed by the
committee to pay the Harlan & Hollings-
worth company $67, 9S7, Cramp & Sons $751;
1913 and John Roach 500, POI for watching
over and caring for one uncomplsted ironclad
from 1876 to 1882 were adopted after very
IiAaussiop
brleI 49, recommendation of the
committee struck out the ho~. Ear
abolishing the census bureau and trans
ring the uncompletsd work of the tenth CEN
sus to the Interior department.
o,-.s.,,+ obto; "A 49, -;
alton of 500, 900 for the completion of the
pedestal of the Bartholdi statue on Bedloes
Island II. Y. -.
co,,,r,;t+oa ae ~ W W. 80 a'9a.to5 - -
a. ca,ata ~ - e It's sp.,ass,tS
If no ,,nhlio inta,o.t ~. od5aJ ,1d Al.
hill os a grbo1e ,yas thon edo,ted on5 cont 10
tha HOUSE for conferaDna 'eA-' "
W The ' afnsnis5 fnrt;fi.sfisn hill was next
taken up and after brief debate was aiss
n T,ez and sant IN The Honse to he referred
F. . con ,1;ao, COMMITTEES
A brief eIscntiye session was then held
and then at 7.aO tba Senate tool a raoess mn
III O o,eiooL
IY.o,, Saa.aai;it1i,ss i .,,,4s,1,,~ ~ .,,.;,o.a
hills were called mn and nas.ad
o. .t; e NJ - P - 49,
- -. - u. :I1 'n - 90 80.
W LIZ ~ VI any Dlli' anu ~ vas Pr
$500 49,. $3.50. PaoP IL t..
s.a.-;o;,,o - - - w. W.,
s;eo..4;,a.,,, - g oe ~. a-s.,.o0e.1
p oTea a.
49, ~ ~ - ~ Fsn5s ~
tons tons 70 inc preservation ang continuance OF
The first 3ebefe aco1,rrad ~, the ssro,s,d-
n,a,+ of H. $500 oa,e1,,it+aa ;,,oraasfT1a
~ - ot a.s..o.-:aS - ~ Hze
80 &c nnn 900 s3p nno nooy M T
-, - -, 5000: W s%.o,oII'aoo
I;1 a. ~ ~ I;srn.;
Ja.la9t, re nu Ia anu INC
o1,itobad b,, +io t1as4 +ts,t ~, ,roaesa g.
tbar nth fbe considera+,or of XII Ebiab
h.s rt raoaied 1900. oons;a.rs+ion Nv a
c con M fCoEs contsndsd that this
hill was better than mona
Tbe s;gnotnrs Of tba ,,ras;dant oro tam To
the enrolled pension Dill agreed 10 oy ootn
houses was announeea.
IN mcton OF MI. FenoietoN eour'eously
"oroeo Fote OF thanks 70 Nj. EoIhuhos as
president pro tenn. was unanimously
adopted. =
The discussion on the river and harbor bill
was continued by Messrs Morrill, and Miller,
OF New YORK, IN opposition and MI Hoar In
favor.
report OF continued ulsagreemsn' on Inc
indian Dill was preserved a! II CLOCK ol ana
prougnt % OUT ano'ner o1scosslon OF tne OAia =
la .o5 Ta".. on". -
'1o oouiso pioPo'eo " nc "io
adopteo a1ter negoelatlons mac oeen com,
pieteo Tor me acqulIemens OF Ihe olsputeo
lands Tor actual setslement tne "no!e country
mouio 20 Ioun- " -" 70 0e0A oooNp - "e
'"oo ~ nat I = IL; | Y 90, 40 a, -
a vote was IaAeh anu py 90 - Z. Ine o9n-
ate receded from les position SO tnat the In
d1an Dill Is virtually agreed TO.
At l2:l5 the conference committee on the
sundry civil appropriation Dill reported an
agreement on nearly az thc polnes oI olss
em 20 60 ass.o "as 10 -
~ 10y fe l;D VI una. asm Th en- sne
-. .ea"n5 - r. e IT, 1910,
LII lii p''"oo' - % VI AAoA'o P'-'io-1
In a,
~ III, ' no bes's s o.e ~. Ill
i '1u1y I'm, % W.. ~"- "'' III
pioO"'i' oooo0 lo"
Ho,-sE disrute on the order of bnsi
ness was INTERRUPTED nv Mr.. Townsbend- of
UIinois With a confarance renort on tba ,,o.t
1900; LII r. rnaorred
49, +ba Ganasta .aoada f-o,,, -. sn,aodn.n+
;nor.asino tbs sn-n for inland mail tr.nsnor.
tatio1, fron, e11'01o non IN AID 50f,' 400 md
tba Honsa rscade from its Hisooreeynent To
tbe .noandment e,tborizino, tba hnraar If an
e-si,,rr ~ ,r;nt;ncr to hid for ~. noannfsc
- e ,,o1to,o s3or,ns .nd ,odDoino- ~ q
o0n 10 sz45 o0O On tbe rem sinino points of
diffara1oa IL. confar.nca con,mit+se wera
nnab1e 70 aoraa The amandmant .ntbor;z-
;no the Po.t-nastsr General 10 Iaas. nrano;ses
foS tbir5 class nostrficss was agrasd to
10 10
Inc alnenament IN RELATION TO 'ne trans
PortaIlon ol ocean MANS II IN ocean a s.eamers
was a.leaj 90
naya 1a2
The amendment striking out the sections
nrovidipo for snecial de1iverv stamns was
non ooncnrrad in and tha hill WAS sant to a
tb;r5 on,,fare,,oa
M ;sa1 ~ .st.do h;,h b.d NJ
me JouInai u yes'oluSv, ~n.on nao nv nv
49, coin mnon .no nouso et, vac
t,e -. h;11 o1
o,,e araa 1.ro,tt, I'll - 1919 &C AZ
a an apn al IN NJ. T,i;a ~ tn
80. 80 49, 49, ~ - -
"i a.roat tnau -. ~ %
les tl s ~ az a i4 lily tn;1l: ~
Iie oena'e ~ us nnieauinen1o SUI iAinS ou'
elauses 10 pay VIZ ous % II "a
a 10 ~ H. 1900 az - AZ oah ia
FL, .aJ 20 oer+a;,,
oiai,,ino to have besn formsr agents IF +hs
.na4ar,, 49, of rbovoLeas So 49, NJ NJ
Gai,,,a,, 'o ~ 40 =; tha So.
arol,. aS,,,l4 80 ~ an
an aia,,sn. ".,u " 81 - M M =,
am siaus agteeo W. ne lo al" . 1 IN
sls!eu on i1s uisaS reenien1 On tne Two 70
nam poih's ana d new conferences was Or
oe Fi1ihns+.r;n, .o.;nst III. a,s.t;on oas.s
us asa ~ SHe eieo'ion oss s.
| order after recess ana Kept up until lo:oo,
AZ S.na+a ;ts ag.Ddnents nonooro,, ruad
| in without reading and the bill sent to con-
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