New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the Thobe risle case the adopted the
jsry resolution confirm Csrsle's title to his seat.
[For summary OF the proceedings soc another column
Under the call of States the following bills and fssoiu
lions among others were introduced and referred:
BY Mr. OATES, OF Alabama To refund the bonded
debt Of United States at Ole cent to reduce the
bank notes. and TO securs that currency against
unnecessary fucuaton by applying the National reve
nues economically to the payment Of the National debt
BY Mr.. TOwNsHEND. OF IllDois-A bill pensioning
tsamsers Of the Mexican also to place the tax on
curing pork the footing as that OF
salt used for curing fish,
BY Mr. LAWLER, OF neutrality-suspicious. 100000
for the erection In washs gton OF statues to Generals
Shields and Logan.
By Mr'ptsDERsoN. of Towa-Directng the Attorney
General to begin Judicial proceedings against the various
Pacific railroad companies.
BY Mr. NEWTON. of MISUNDERSTANDING eligible TO
the Array any who has been in the naval army
or civil service OF tire Confederate states.
BY Mr.. DOCKERY. OF Msseuri-rs apply the surplus
Juns 30 1855 10 the purchase Of United States bonds
BY MIR. wOODBURN. Of NEVADA resolution for the
truth Of the charges by tho Governsr Of Alaska
against the Alaska Commercial Company and to ascer-
tain whether the company mas not forfeited all risnls
By Mr.. CUMMINGS, Of New-YorS 10 prevent inju-
rious deposits 10 New York HarbOr and to protect the
fsbing oyster beds in the adjacent waters; ase to
prohibit absolutely the o"ning of chisese-other than
by Mr.. COX, Of New-Ysrk-For the classification OF
CLERK; T;s3s, ,:' =, oes authorize the re-
nova OF certain distractions In the Hudson River sppo
site Poughkeepsie.
BY ENIOE. Of Tennessec-To punish the dealing In
futures In agricultural products. .
Nv Mr. THOMAS, OF MISUNDERSTANDING that all
further approyal of lands heretofore granted
TO Union aad Central Pacific Railroad Companies he
withheld until final accounting and settlement be had
BY Mr.. DURHAM. OF Illinois tby regnosp-Appropri-
81 600 to A. de Bausset to build an ar-shp 10
convey passengers TIN Ough the air Referred " Commit
tee VENT atiOn and Acoustics.
BY Mr. PHELAN. OF Tsnnessee-To dehne lard. and 10
regulate the manufacture, sale, importation ana e1
portatiOn thereof.
Representative BRYCE of New-York. TO-DAY intro
ducod Hsuso bill authorizing the Secretary or
the Treasury establish anchorage grount fer yes
rivers aud prescribe suitable regulations in rela
ton thereto
Mr. DINGLEY. Of Maine. from the Committee on Msr-
chant Marine and fisheries reported u bill Amending
the laws relating to navigation. House oasEder.
bill directing the Public Printer TO send to any vsor
desire IT, free OF cnarge one copy OF The Con-
Record through each session was to-day lntrs
duced in thu House by Mr. BUTLER. OF Texas.
BY Mr.. BUTTERWORTH. OF Obio-A resolution sx
OF Of the House In regard 10 the ad-
ustmsnt OF differences between the United states
and Britain and the Dominion OF Canada In the
OF fisheries fhe resolution declares to be the
sense of this body that the United states should
use all proper 10 secure an honorable,
speedy and permanent adjustment 81 all differences
and controversies In regard to the fisheries provided
that In such settlement the claim that vessels OF the
United States shall and enjoy the same rights In
ports accorded to Canadian vessels In
the ports OF the United States shall be maintained