Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1877, Page 1

__The Chicago Daily Tribune VOLUME XXXL. CHICAGO, TUESDAY., OCTOBER 30, 187 = PRICE FIVE CENTS #fif GREAT EUROPEAN TUNYADE JANOS. NEW APERIENT WATER. Spechally raenmmesd el for rlehnes tn apere frot salts, and its em- excy 1o Rillous stiseka, prevention of Uout, Pllew, etc., and as 29 ordinary uperient by LIKBIU, VIR cHOwW, RCAN- it GNNIAH, New Vark, “tAn Brefer \tta every other mine: ter." KN 1. WOOD, New York, = Certain, o5y JAhu!nvvuL d pa(nicsa; superior (o any owier wal bi Y ¢, A, ITAMAMOND, New York. *The BR. Wil Anlje'nfin‘t L e ETof o Gurasiive watern. DR ALFILED 1, LOOMIN, New Vork, *The most prompt snd most efficient: specially adspted for datly ase.* York, . PORDYCE BARKER, N o e D O Liar, o i Gleaerabie And bnpleatant than any other." e g AL MR R, e Yerk, A WINEGLASRFUL A DORK. nine boltle beers the name of The Apol- Aara Lo limitedy, London. bl FRED'K DE BARY & CO., 41 & 43 Warron-st., Now York, Fole Agents for [Tnited States and Canada. FOI SALE DY DEALERS, GROCEILS, AND DRUGGINTS, The shove Mineral Walers are for sale by GROMMES & ULLRICH IMPORTENS OF WINES AND LIQUORS, 169, 201, AND 203 RANDOLPH-8T, e makefta pectalty to deal n Pure.Straight Soor- Mach Whi Kies of the most spproved make, aod guar- Suteq thelr sbsalute purit FOR RENT. DESIRABLE OFFICES IV THE TRIBUNE BOTLDING TO REINT. WM. C. DOW, Room 8 Tribune Bailding, “FOR RENT. Store and Basement to Rent, Store No. 116 South Clark-st., With or Without asement, APPLY TO CHARLES GOODMAN, Room 433, 116 Washinglon-st, For Rent. o 1ire Butlding fire prol aiil stulr cascs, Bad cunvenlences for silppling sud recelving goods, lnquire 8t our vttice, M._A. KOHN & BROS. Apply to NEW ¥ Thenternational Review NOVEMBER--DECEMBER, CONTAINS M. DRYaNT's tefl I‘\ lun-u"x.‘ ‘s tribute to tho memory of Mr, Motley, Horack Wi X URSEALALTE S, dsiion o he preens hacs of 1. Heurtz Witaon' 1+ Dfl"“"“‘"' 0N's dlscovery of the non-dramatia in n. 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Ay tights, com T MERCHANT FAILOKAING, usines 'rlffifiif.s}%f [ S lts Flue bt ey (unslmeres 2 J.B.HALL& CO, Tallors. 130 Dearborn st FINANCIAL. FIDECITY BANK DEPOSITS M“h.“u‘" cevts on the dollar, viz.: Hhalk and 09 et cobt 1n wetucamicred i Ttk Buod title, with abacract st t LAZARUS SILVELMAN, Chamuerof Cummerce. FOR SALE, RECEIVER’'S SALE. Usderan order uf Court the Offce Purnlture, Desks, ' Clialy Counters, Cazpets, and FIxiurvs of the o0 SO 58 BULthe e e the bl ; 0410 ‘e L dder {oF caah at W O'clock a. w- ou Thuraiay, thc st ¥, aud 88 Virdn'a’) iveel E. D, COOR ve i Deatbor Clil GHATES AND MANTELS, o SRATECAND EAnvRCN "y Pialt i BLATE MANIELS, PLOBABLO & HUMNEY u¥ NrAS LS e e e < et s . FURNS! Feeld, Leiter & Co. STATE & WASHINUTON-STS., Are offering Novelties in SEAL SACQUES AND MANTLES. New shapes Ladies’ and Gents’ SEAL HATS ANDGAPS. SEAL AND MINK GOODS In great variety, of our own manii- faclure. Specialtios in CUILDREN'S FURN. LATEST STYLIES FUR TRIMMINGS. Large and choice assortment of Robes, 1 Folverine, Breaver, Black Russtan, and Grizzly Bear, Iudson Bay and Prairie Forx, and Buffalo. We have fivat-class workmen, and are prepared to do all kinds of FUR WORK In the best manner and on short no- tice; lengthening, repairing, trim- ming, and remodeling Sacques, &'cyy in latest styles. Lowest Prices, and Satisfac- tion Guaranteed ! Wolyy, DBuadger, CANADA |t o col MADISON & FRANK.For excelience of won LIN-STS., Kpuctalty, 1 of 5 Fur Manofactoring Co., et NER Largest dis eal uid SHink ¥ac e et deslgna; ACQUES i Teaulheoncd and reshaped. nabin mid rellgbiiity, CITICAGO. Wet enn refer to tho leading Indivs of the eliy, BEAK E&ZBUCEIER. AUCTION BALE. By C.C. THAYER & CO., 1162 In?liana-av., Elegant French Walnut Parlor & ChamberTFurniture,Oak Din- ing-Room TFurniture, English Body-Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Pier Mirror, Lace Cur- tains and Cornices, Engravings and Chromos, China, Crockery, and Glassware, Bedding, Kit:fi- en end Laundry Furniture, Boing the Hntire Contonts of Rosidence No, 1162 Ind{ana-av., AT AUCTION, Wednesday, Oct. 31, at 1041, HIRAM BRUSH, Auctionoor. CLOTI NG, GRAND OPENING! BOWERY LOAN-OFFICE, 200 Kouth-Clarkest,, nrar Adams, BPECIAL LOTS OF OVERCOATS, LT wIes 100 OVERCUATS. manufacturs have been value, Lo cover (K oV e rom Plere t ade, and are sold advances, wh inake. being s upon which wivaaces ot leas Lhan Lalf thelr NEW YORK BOWERY LOAN-OFFICE, 200 MOUTIE CLARK-NT,, (‘hlcagn, 11, OPTICIAN, DIANANKE, OPTICIAN, Tribuoe Bulldlvg, Tine gcctaa s sulied to alt stztis on sctantige prin. cro- cipies, CAPITAL WANTED. Ber veut on i, 8 eutleninn ' ishli foVestnivit aa apec &CUMMINE, Pari Al FEATITELS PUNCELE 18, south of higl FLOWEIS Fos Ipera wid Obeh Lurowelors, LUSINESS CHANCES. nted Parner. chilier active or speclal, LUK, [0 @ prodial PRILY HOW enis ted I Y ner, Wi 5 FLO for_Ful orFall Uats ule wanufacturing buslead, n the business will An excellent opi lkton-st. wypurter, and Wedding: I’.luld Glassce, Tuieacopes with tho susrantee ten urtunity for wou bt busivves, orF for ‘Avply to M'CLELLAN \\'Hlis; s Flowers. d elegant amortmeny of FLOWELS snd andBounels, st MAE. W Wabash-sv., specialty. {guativn of Jaw T o o ficld coal ... DUSCELLANEOUS, THE DIVOROCE GASE DEXTERvs. DEXTER WILL BE CONTINUED AT DEXTER'S HEADQUARTERS, Board of Trade Alley. between B a . o ey defween Baclizer's aad Hre. NOTICH. fect Mov. § AN by Bmlhfi‘ nes Pler) llcago ucceseor, who counts i Bu 1 afier thal date. U CUAL & CUKK CO, lot. Cashler Mans. Fanch, Uavidg beeh 24 877, C, Keisloger bas I ed to i, Busiuess Maoager, WASHINGTON. A Most Extraordinary Day in the House of Repre=- sentatives. Every Member Hus a Bill, and Some Have More Than a Score, The Speaker’s Desk Hidden Out of Sight by These Rare Doo- uments, Anti-Resumptionists and Sil- ver-Remonetizers Large- ly in the Majority. But Their Methods of Pro- cedure Are Many and Complicated, The House Commitlees Finally Announced by Speaker Randall. Which Is Succeeded by an Area of Low Barometer in Dem- ocratic Quarters. Texas-Pacific Peonle Are Not So Pleased as They Expect- ed to Be. The New York Nominations Re- ferred to the Appropriate § Committce, Some Anxisty to Know What Mr. Conk- ling Will Do About It. IN THE HOUSE, A BUOWEH OF DILLS. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune. Wasnnaton, D, C., Oct, 20.—The avalanche of bills wnich has been expected and feared cume to-day, and completely overwhelmod the House, Tlhe consequence was, thut it became necessary to miljourn uuntil Wednesday to en- able the clerks to clear the dockets of this day's business, There were futroduced, placed upon tho records, and ordered to be printed, the cnormous number of ‘845 bills, an_average of almost threo to each miewber. One member futroduced thirty bills, embracing all of the subjeets of lexislation to wiich he expected to give his attention during the scasion. It was'. motieed that tne older members sent up large packages of bills. Their experience has taught that bills which are introduced early 1 the sesslon HAVE OREAT ADVANTAGE in precedenco of timu and ol position ou the calendar over those which are jntroduved at & later perfod. This s the lorgest number of bllle ever fntroduced before in one day In the history of the American Congress, The oldest clerks say the greatest pumber ever before fn- troduced i one day was 600, It wil require almost the continuous work of the clerks until Wednesday to have the journal ready snd the machinery of the House in “order for busliess. ‘These bills represented In inanlfold forms and futinite vailety the viewsof tne ditferent soes tions upon THE GREAT NATIONAL TOPICS of the day, as well a8 the wisnes ol the different parts of the country with regard to the legisla- tlon necessary to thelr own lueality, If system- atized, tho bills would cmbraco somothiug Hke the lollowie classes: Finance, includig the ol silver dollar scheme, and tho repeal of the Resumption act; internal improvement; rellef lnlls, and private Lills without limit, It would require niore than the fesue of yny newspaper to give cven o suminary of theso separato measures, Soveral of the bills cover from forty o sixty manuscript pates. There wers two different bills presented for the COMPLETE REVISION OF TUE TARIPY, one by Willis, of New York, and one by Mor- rison, of Illinols. Tho latter, atthough degraded from his Committee of Ways and Means, futro- duced his tarl modifleation scheme of last wine ter, with possibly o tew modifications, ‘There were no bills Introduced upon the finsuce question from New England, but wearly cvery member from the West and South scemed to think it neccssary to futroduce bills providing In some way for the remonctization of silyer, and for the repcal of all or parts of the Resumptlon act The introduction of these blils scttlea the ques- tlun, if there was any doubt of it before, that the ilouse, by u large majority in the abstract, {avors bath the remunetization ot silver andtho repeal of the date ol resumption varicty of bills ou the dilferent methods of uce complishluis the purpos uggested by the bills foreshdows possibly h & difference of opiu- fon us to detail that a solld upposition may do wmuch to delsy, although it may not hope to prevent, the adoption of both thoss measures, TIE MOUE IMPORTANT BiLLY, ‘The following are the more important West. eru bills; Hamlitow, of Indiaus. wanted the United States Court heldat Fort Wayne, Cobb, of Indlana, bad a Bilver , and wauted the Resumption act repealed and free colnag Fuller, of Indiaus, wants to sepeal the Banl rupt act ond the Resumption uct, e also wished toestablish & Southern District of the United States Court, Hunter, of Indiany, wishud to remonetize the stiver dotlar, correct truuds i clectious, x the rmte of fntcrest on natloval mouey not exceeding G per cent, equallze the bountivs, relssus tho greenbacks suetired under the Hesumption act, aud to au- thorize u North Pole_expedition. Baker, of [n- digna, wished to rensus the old silver dollar, Thu great £ Hprrks, of Itlfuols, bad 8 to pay dutice ou legul-tender uotes aud ons o repeal the Resumption act. Morrison futroduced his Tantl bill of last ses- ston. Carter Hurrison has a blll to rewulate tho count of the Electoral votes, to repeal the Bankrupt act and the Hesumption act, alread, voticed in these dispatetes, Healso futroduces 1103 LAKE-FRONT BiLL, and his L1 to give Chilcago, us 8 port of eutry, the privileges eojoyed by other ports, both of which bills were recently published in Tun TriBUNE. Sprivger proposed o cunstitutional amendment relative to Presidential clections: Towusbend vue to remove cuscd from State to_Umted Btatea courts. Kuaop wished o public bullding at Quivey. He ulso had 8 dllver-Dollar bill. Hurtzell desired to con- tinue the Obio and Mississivpl River luprove- ments fn the vivioity of Calro, aud alsv bud & bLHl to pay dutics on jwports fu legale tenders. Hendersdh introduced bis Heunepiu- Canal blll. Burchard desired to muodily the lo- ternal Heveoue lawa, aud to relleve the Biller beirs, ol Sterlivg. Canuon iutroduced bls Bwamp-Laud bill, before referred to, eud pro- posed to repeal the Resumption wct. Hays de- sired relicf for coustltuests for spirits lust by fire, to equalize the bountlus, aud to establiab u natlunal savings baok. Breutano bad a bill to redlevo E. A, Ciltfurd, the latces Postmaster of Evanston, fur stanps stolen, aud 1o recall spe- clal taxes ot Internal Revenve. Judge Tipton deslred to repeal the Baukrupt sct. Heulso had a bill to create postal savings banks, Fort had a Silver-Daliar biil. THE BILVER MEN SNUENED: At the close of the sesston of the Ifouse the frieuds of the Sitver bill. who had been very tertive throuwh the six hours’ tadious session, Insiated upon being recogoized by the Bpeaker to present thetr favurite rcasure, Mr. Bland, ol Mmsnurl, appeased, as he did last Congress, us the speciat champton of the ill. e wished 1o suspend the ritles and pass s bill sathorizing the remonctization of the uld mitver dollar, [t was then a quarter past 6§ o'clock, and most of the members had been fo thele seats sinceconshd- erahly belore 12 u'clock, They were thoroughly tired out, and, knowing thut a silver bill coula puss herenfter, refused 10 sustain Bland, and HE WAS VOTED BOWN, Ne could not even muster force enouit to have nrolleall, but the friends of the silver dollar need no! e hope or Ita enctules pgaiy courare fromn this adjournment and non Blaf's proposition involved at the tin L wus made, the foas of dinner, st foresnadowed the bey of a lum‘ and complieated Blibus- tertng movement, so that a very targe propor- tiun of those who really tnlorse the bill did not ‘ficilu take up the question after 6 o'dock to- nlght. e TIHK COMMITTEES. OENERAL DISWATISPACTION. Scecial Inepateh tn The Chteagn Tribuna, Wasminatoxn, D. C., Oct. 20.—~There is a good tleal of dissatisfaction with the Committces on all hands. The leading Committees are gen- erally characterized a6 much weaker than the character of the members of the House war- rants. The Republican. members scern to be rdther better pleased than the Deocrats, The ‘West complalns that that scction is not falrly represented. The East says It has twenty-five Chairmanshivs, while New England has not a single one, ‘The South is greatly dissatisficd be- canse the Chalrmanship of the Texas Paclfle Rullway Committee was not usslzned to that section, apd they clalm that they should bave hiad some more distin:tive representation upon the Mississippl Levees. Speaker Randall did not announce the Com- mittees until 8 o'clock this evening, six hours alter the commencement of the ression, They were evidently intentionslly withheld to permit a few chanyes to be made, which were arranged durlng the day, ‘This was noticeably true of the Facifle Railroads Committee. The'change of the Chairmanship, at least, of this Committee is quite dramatle. Alex H. Btephens, a noted friend of the Texas Pacific Jub, who had been assigned to i, takes his old Committee of Colne are, Welghts, and Measures, while Clarkson Potter, of New York, @& radical ant- subsidy man, s made Chulrman of the Padfic Railroads Committee. But this change realls dogs not make the Committee an anti-subsidy Committee. A carcful canvass of the known opinions ot the scveral members shows that, notwithstanding it has an ant!-sub- sldy chicf, the Texas Pavitic has EXACTLY ONE MAJOMITY on the Committee. To all practical purposes, therefore, it is the smnc ns if it was u subsidy one, _Randall's fricnds, however, malutain that the Comsnittee s not In favor of the Texas Paciie, and it fs not Randall's intentlon it should be. Some of the changes in the Committees were made ten minutes before tho flual announcement of the nmmnes. Bpeaker Randall made at least changes in o manuscript trom which the Clerk read withih o few moments befuro the names were given. The following are the positions of niost of TIE WESTERN MEMBERS: Bpringer, of linuls, and Cobb, of Indiana, are on the Elections Committee. Burchard, of f1h- nuois, claiins bis old place on the Ways and Means, This Committes s emphatically in favur of o revision of tho tarlfl. Morrison says, however, that so long ns Wel Is Chafrman it will be o plecemeal and not systemotierevision, Bparks, of Illinols, who was the constaut friend ot Randalland opposed Morrison from the start, recelveaun fmportant position as member of the Apprepriation Committee. Baker, of In- dlana, ts also o that Committee, The Banking ond Currency Commmitice § certalnly In luvor of ver dollar and_ repeal of the Resumption Bueki of Missourl, Ia the Ctiraan, ving, of Ohlo, sccond. Tnere are pembers on this Cominittee,—Mlartacll and Fort, This Is a promotion forboth ot theso men, a8 the Banking and Curreney Committee runks with THE LEADING COMMITTEES, Morrison is on the Pacitle Raflroud, and will rive the subshly men a great deal of trouble, lenderson, of INinols, I8 on Clalms, and will be o very usetnl member, Cummings, of lows, {8 ulso there. Hunter, of Indlupa, Dun- nell, 'of Minnesota, aud_liubbell, of Michigan, aro 'on Comaerec, 1ubbell I8 transferred from Banking and Currency to this Comuntive, Morrison receives tho Chalrmanship of Public Lunily, which his frleuds consider a8 A DIRECT SLIOAT on the part of Randall. Fuller, of indiana, and Hupp, of lows, nre also ou this Committee. Cannon, of 1llinols, retains his old pla.e en the Posr-Otlice Committce, and ts one of the most cefficlent members of that Committee. (en, Willkuins, of Michigan, becomes Charman of the District of Colnmbls Conunittee, leaving the Military Comumittee, Bouck, 0. Wiscousin, und Brentao, of Illinols, aze on this Committee, Lynle, of Wisconein, and Conger, of Michigun are on the Judi.lary,” This {s 4 ucw Committ for Congrer, Eden, of lllinofs, remains Chairs man of the War Clufms, ou which ure Oliver, of lowa, Roblusun, of Indiano, Hartsell, of In- diana, Kewghtly, of Micligan, and Burdick, of Jowa, are on the Public Expenditures, Towne- hend, of Hlnms, 18 on Private Land Clahns, Carter Ilavrison 18 Chalrman of the Civil- Service Reform Commitiee, and a mumber of Manufacture hure ‘Fipton Is also, Deering, of luwy, Hayes, of Iliinois, and Calklns, of In- disna, are on Agricultural. Btewart, of Minte- sotu, 18 usslgned to the Indlau Affiirs, & com- mlttes orzanized to THANSPEIL THUR INDIAN BUREAU to the War Departiient. Btroit, uf Minnesota, and Marsh, of Tllinols, represent the West on Mihtary Affairs, Hanua, ol ludiava, is on Nuval Affales, a Commiitee which bus the ap. pearances of having been made in the {uterest of e Oklahoma blll. Job Franklin, of Missouri, 18 Chalrman. e certainly was ong of the fore- moat udvocates of that wessury in the last Con- gress. Hozelton, of Wisconsin, and Evans, of Indlana, gote the Ratlwoys aud Canul tone, of Michirun, to the Mines ‘und Mluing; Buckner, of Indiana, and Clark, of lowa, to the Kevision of the Laws; Kuapp, of Ilinois, and Brewer, of Mielngan, to the Colnage; Willets, of Michigan, tu Postiasters; Stone, of lowu, Humphrey, ot Wiscun: und Luthrop, of Iilinois, tu Public Buildings. Bovd, of Illinols, takes Fort's place on the hard worsed Comunittes on Aveounts. Rubiuson, ol fudiaus, goeas to Miteage, Sprivg. er 1AS JLIS OLD CUAIRMANSHIP 2 on Expenditures in the Stats Department, Bparks, ol Ulinois, 1s Chalrman ot the Exponditure iy the Interioe Departwment, as well us B member of the Appro- pristions, which s awple compensation or i friendship for Randall. Lynde, nsin, Is Chairman of the Exoenditures on Public Buildings, Bruge, of Wiscomiy, & cotives an_unaccustomed honor of the Chalrmanship of Expenditures of the Department of Justive, | Pound, of Wisconsin, will represeut the West on the Missismppi Levee Committee, Brown, of tudlung, s assizued to the Committeo on thie Electoral Count. TIY LIST. To the Weatern Associated Press. Wasminoron, D. C,, Oct. M.—Followiug is the organization of the IHouse Committ Elcetlons—Haryis of Virginia, Chalrman: Spring. er of llhinow, Candler of Georgia, Turney of Penusylvauia, Cobb of Jidiana, Williams of Flore . Ellis of Loulsiana, Wait of Comoecticul, Thornburgh of Teuuessce, Cux of Obiv, Illscock of New York, Waoys and Means—Wood of New York, Chair- man: Tucker of Virglula, Sayler of Ollo. Kub- vins of Norta Coroliuw, Hatrl of Georgla., tiibaon of Lual jaus, Phelps of Conuccticut, Kelly of Fenusylvauis, Gurteld of Obio, Buichard of Tih- nouw, Uubks of Massschusetts, Appropriations—Alkius of Tennesses, Chairman; Blount of ticorgla, Bingleton of Mississippl. Cly- wer uf Pepnsylvunla, Howitt of New \‘ort Spar o inoly, Durbaw of Keotucky, lals of Slaine, Foster ot Ollo, Sulth of Peunsylvauls, Baker of ndiuna. Banking aod Cnmnzfl—nnckmr of Missour, Cnalrwan; Ewiug o Ohlo, Hardenbergh of New Jersey. Yeales of Norib Carohus, f{lartzell of Diivols, Beil of Georgis, Uart of New York, cd 0f Rhode Letand, Chittenden of Now York, Eaw Fort of [illuols, Phillivs of a3 Yacific Ratlroad—botter of New York, Clalrwan; Throckmorton of Texas,. Moarrlson of lilinuts, House of Teauessce, Lutirell uf Califoruls, Lage ders of Connectirnt, Chal ¢ i 1, Fiaen ot imirsana, - Sont oF Tecoayleemmr oo il of Peonsylvanis, lilafr of New [lampshire, Caawelt of Wisconain, Cole of Misnorel, Rice of Massachunctis, Claims~[rueht of Tenncssee, Charman; War- ner of Counecticut, Davis of Nurth 'arolins, Iteilly of Penneylvania. Dickey of Ohin, Henry of Maryland, Lockwood of Xew Sork. llenderson of litmotn. Eilaworth of Michigan, Lindsey of Maine, Cumming of fown, Commerce-Itescan of Texas, Chatrman: Felton of ticorria, fteaof Missoucl, Bl of Sew York, Ttoberta of Macyland, Ruse of New Jersey, Kennt of Weat Vigginia, (lunter of Indiana, Dannell of Minnesots, Fiabell of Micbigan, Orettun of Yenn- sylyania, Public’ Lands—Mortlnon of Miinofs, Chairman; Faller of Indiana. Ganae of Arksneas, Clatk of Missouri, Wriknt of Peunaylvanin, t of Als- bama, Sinith of Groreis, Kete 1 New Vork, Vachéco of Callfom Welch of Ne- braska, Kidder of Dakota. Vost-Officen and_ 'ost Roads—=Waddell of North Carofine, Chairman: Slemous of Arkansas, Calds well of Tennensee, Qiddings of Texas, Garth of Alsbama, Quitn of New Yark, Money of Misala- »ippl, Cannon of llinois, Freeman of Pennayiva. i, ma of New Vork, Towsend of Ohla, Jiitrlet of Columbia-—~Williams of = Michiga, Chalrman. Judicrary—Knott of Rentucky, Chalrman: Lynde of Wisconsin, Harria of Vievinis, Varteidge of Ueorgia. Stenger of Penosylvania, McMahon of Ohin, Culberaon of Ters. Frye of Maine, Butlee of Masenchiusetia, Conger of Michizan, Lapham of f New York. War Claims—Eden of ‘Hinols, Chalrman: Cabell of Vieginia, Luttrell of Californis. Shelley of Alabama, “tsidwell of Kenfucky, Veeder of New York, ltcilly of Pennnyivania, Uliver of lowa, Thompson of Penneylvanis, Kelfer of Otifo, Rubin- wan of [ndjana. Fublic penditures—Tiatcher of Missonrl, Chateoian: Hartsell of 1litnols, Pridemoee of Vir- winis, Finlay of Ohin, Davideon of Florida, Ilene- dict of New York, Manning of AMisstesipg, HBakee af New York, Keightley of Michigan, Burdick of fowa, Dayne of Peuneyivania, Private Land Claime~Gunter of Arkansss, Chairman, SManufactares—Wright of Pennsyivanta, Chair. man: Dibrell of Tennvasee, Waener of Connecti- cut, Wileon of Weat Virginia, Ligon of Alabams, Davidron of Florida, Tlarnson of Tilinots, Peddte of New Jersey, ltner of Missoutl, Tiuton of Hii- nols, Baran of New York. Agricuiture—Cutler of New Jersey, Chairman: Glayer of Missour, Pridemore of Virginia, Covert of New York, Alken of South Carolina, Finley of Ohlo, Steele of rin Carolina, Deerinz of Jowa, liayes of Ilhnuls, Watson of I'ennsylvanis, Cafkinn of Indl Indinn AD, ‘alet of North Caralina, Chalr. entneky, llvoker of )l(n-l!llel, monni, Throckmorton of Texas, Gune licebe vl New York, I'age of Lul- terof Arkss 3 Ifornla, Van Vorhes of Ohlo, Townxend of N York, Stewart of Minnesota, Fenn of Idaho. Military Adalrs—HBonuing of Uhlo, Chatrman; Marsh of Pennsylvonis, Williams of Delaware, Dibrell of Tennéesce, Clark of New York, Evans of South Carolina, Brace of Wisconsin, Stralt of Minnesota, White of Pennsylvania, McCook of New York, Marsh of 1inols, Militia—3tlen Ioss of New York, Chajrman: Douglase of Virzinia, Scales of North Catolin: Henkel of Marviand, Jones of New ampehire, Ci,berson of Texas, Tutner of Kentucky, Calking of Indiuna, Buudy of I\'tmu:»{. Evans of Penn- syivania, Smalls of South Carolina, Nava) Aflubra—Whitthorne of Tennesece, Chnfr- mai Miles of Texas, {ioude of Virginia, Willis of New York, Jones of New liampehire, Morse of Massnchusetts, Kimmel of Marylund, 1larein of Danford of Otio, llarmer of Penn- nna of Indiana, rs—3wann of Maryland., Chalrman: w York, fiamiiton of Indfuna, Forney of iclileicher of Texas, Nridees of Penn- Wileon of West Virgini, Muncoe of 1iam= of Wiaconsin, Crapo of chue Killinger of Penneylvania. Territories—Kranklin “of Miscourl, Chalrman; Juddle of Tennessce, Mille of Tezas, Tarney of Tennuylvania, Jones of Alabama, Muldrow™ of e New York, ‘Heed of Malne, Aldrich of lilinots, Neal of Ubio, Mugininis of Montana. Revolutiouaty Pennions ‘and War of 1812—\a ke{ of Pennsylvania, Chalrman, nvalid Vetislons—Rice uf Ohis, Chalrman; Tlewitt of Alanama, Riddle of Teunessce, Walrli of Murylana, Msckey of Fennsylvania, Crittenden of Missouri, Covert f New York, Sinnlckson of New York, Ralncy of South Carolina, Joyco of Vermont, Pawern of Maine. Latiways and Canaln—Schleicher of Texns, Chalrman: Cahell of Virzinsa, Crittonden of M rourt, Shelicy uf Alabama, McKenzfe of Kentu Muller uf New York, Clark of New Jeracy, Eva of Indiana, Mitcheit of Venneylvanis, “Camp of New York, lazleton of Wisconsin, Mining—licebs of New York, Chalr- vis of North Caroliua, Felton of “ollin of Pennsylvania. {loane of Ken- ncs of Alaba lissauri, Wren Ni Handoiph of Tenneusee. Shallenberger Pennsylvunia, Stene of Michlgan, Stevens of = of Arlzona, Fducation and Lahor--Goode of Virginla, Chalr- mun, Fulier of InJlana, Southard of Oblo, Willia of Kentucky, Munning of Miselanippy, Hright of ‘Tenncaves, “licll of tieorxis, Loring of Masea. chusetts, Campbell of Ponnsylyania, Hungerford of Now York, luakell of Kansas. Hevision Of the Laws—\alsh of Maryland, Chalrman: Walker of Virginla, Dlana of Mirsourl, Ihcknell of Inlluna, Herbert of Alabama, Willisof 8 Cravens of Arkansas, Fleld of Masea- Clark of Jows, Leonard of Loufetana, of Ohio. Comuee, Welghts, and Measores—Steshens of Qeoryin, Chalrinan: Malsh of Pennsylvania, Vauce of Nurth Caroline, Clark of Missonrt, kuapp of 1liinols, Muidrow of Missismnpi, Clark of Ken- tucky, Darrall of Louisiuna, Iirewer of Michigun, Ryun of Kus Tiwlght of New York. Patente—Vance of North Carolina, Chalrma: Douglus of Virinla, Clark’ of Kentucky, Smith of Georela, Alken of South Caroling, Townsend of 1llinots, Cutler of New Jetsey, Ward of Pennsyl. vanta, Pollard of Missonrl, Biriggs of New Hlanip shire, Wilits of Michivan. Pnblic Butldings and Grounds—Cook of Georgia, hairman. Accounta—Roberts of Maryland, Chairman, Atilenge—Cobb of Indians. Chelrman, Exnpenditures of tho State Department—~Springer of lilinats, Chatrmoan; Walker of Virginia, May- ork, Dunaell of Minnesota, Bayne pe of the Tressury Dopartment— Glover of Missourl, Chalrman; larrls of Geor, Forney of Alabama, Gausc, of Arkaneas, Vo of New York, Dickey of Ohlo, Hadiey of New York, White of Indiana, Jorgensen of Virginis. Expenditures of the War Department—llick- burn of Keatucky, Chatrman; Candler of Georgis, Itico of Oblo, Darrall of Loulsians, Eumes of Rhode lsland, Expenditures In the N-v( Department—Willts, of New York, Chairman: Whitthorne of Tennes- #co, Carlisle of Kentucky, Fave of Californla, Hubbell of Ml fln. Expenditures n tho Post-Office Department— Williame of Alabams, Chaleman; Willlame of Michigan, Caldwell of Kentucky, Watson of Ponn. 1vanla, Bragdon of New York, ixpeniltures n (he Lnlerior Department—Eparks of Hlinols, Chalrmsw; Hobiins of North Carolina, Lockwuod of Now York, Oliver of Towa, Willits of Mictizan. Expenditures on Pablic Tulldinga—Lynch of Wisconsin, Chalrman, Expenditures in the Department of Juatiee— Dragy of Wisconsin, Chatrma ham_of K cy. Eden of Ilinols, Nardeul vy, Hartriduo of Geargia, Evans of na, Mullerof New York, Counger of Michiran, of Connecticut, Uardner of Oblo. Robinson of Massachusetts, o Heforms In the Clivil Service—Ilazrison of 1li- nols. Chalrman; Hewitt of New York, Cook af Gourgis, Uarth of Alabama, Cravens of Arkunaas, Henry of Marviand, Morsan of Mlesourd, Price of lowa, James of Now York, Pughof New Jersoy, Hexton of Indlana, Misslsslppt Levees—Robertson of Loulsfana, Chalrman; Hatcher of Mivsoari, Yonog of Tennes- see, hnapp of linols, Landers of Conneciicut, Martin of West Virninia, Krrett of Peansvlvauis, Found of Wiscunsin, Robluson of Massachusuite, Disbes of Florida. Rules—The Speaker, Stephens of Georgis, Say- {fl:l“’ Ohio, Banks of Maseachuselts, Gorfeld of . Iteviston of tho Law Hegulaliug the Counting of the Electoral Votes, elc. ~Southand of Ohio, Coslrman; Hunton of Virginia, Putter of New York, Hoces of Tennesece, Bicknell of Indiana, Herbert of Alabama, Carliale of heatucky, Butler Of Mausachusetts, Hrowne of Indians, Urogden of North Carols, 8ampson of lowa, Priutiug—Singletos of Missiesipul, Chairman. South Caroll. Enrolled Bille—Iamilion of ludiuna, Chairman, Library Cox, of New York, Chalruan. TIIE NOMINATIONS, NEW YORE aPPOINTMENTS. Specsal Insvatch (o The Chicsga Tridune, WasuinoTox, D. C., Oct. 20.—~Those whose bopes had led them to expect a division among the Republican Scoators to-day ou the sefercnce of the New York nominations have heen disappoluted, These nowinations, with others ‘of o shmilar character, were reterred to tho Conunittes on Commerce, of which Senator Conkltug is the Chalrman. As the main causa of the removal of the three New York gentle- meu thus suspended wus thelr adberenco to Alr, Conkling, snd s it 18 uniderstood that thelr re- fusal to resigu biag et his approval, {t now re- walus to be seen what action be will take. The {ndications are that neerly all, If not all, of the nomivativos wide by the President will be con- firmed, and, although sume Scuators may feel grieved over ths displacement of politival ad- bereuts and friends, they will not attempt to break up thy Republican party while the Demo- crats are displayiog KVIDENCE OF DISSBNSION among thewselves. The Republicans in Con- gress are Jully becowdng wmore harmanlous, Mieslcaivpl, Morse of Massachusctta, Dagley aof. and burylng minor differences of opinion as they unite to support the Republican Admints- tration, A few discharged journeymen printers are endeavoring to manufactire opposition to the confirmation of Jolin Defrees as Punllc Printer, but without sucess, - NUMINATIONS SENT IN. .. Tothe Weslern Assoctated Iress, Wasstinatow, D, C.. Oct, 29.—The Presiient today sent the folluwing nominations to the Benate: William Heury Smith, Colfector of Customs, Chicaro; Theodore Riusevelt, Collect- or of Customs, Edwin A, A tt, Surveyor, snd L. Bragford P'riuce, Naval Officer, for the 1ort of New York: Rovert T. Smith, . Coltector of Customs, Mobile; dewett Palmer, Collector of Internal Revenue In the Fifteenth District of Ohlo; E. Platt Btratton, New York, Supervising tuspector of Steam Veseln for the Secund Dis- trict; Johin Schirenbateh, Ohto, Stean Inspector for the Seventh District; Lewis lleyluf, of Pennsylvania, to be Appraixer of Merchundise tinder” the pravisions of Sec. 2609 of the Re- vised Statutes; Willlam Staughton, New York, Envoy FExtraordinary and Minster Plentpo- tentinry of thie United States to Russia; Gabriet C. Wharton, United Htates Attorncy for Ken- tuckys Lewis K. P'arsons, — fur the North- ern and Middle Districta of Alsbama; Joln Baxter, of Tennessee, United States Clnt Judge for the Nixth Cireut; Romanzo Buno, District Judge for the Weatern District of Wis- consin; John Oglesby, Loulstats, Asalstant Ap- [rrmcr of Merchandfse, anid James Lewls, Naval Milcer at New Orleans; Edgur M. Marble, Mich- Izan, Assistant Attorney-General, Guifurd Miley Wells, Missirsinp!, United States Consul- General at Shanghal, Cunsuls—I. T, McLain, Jr., Onio, at Nassau; .ltohr A. Campbell, Wyotning, at Basle, 8witzer- and. Unlted States Marshals—Owen P, Fitzsiin- mon, for Georgia; M. J. Waldron, fur the West- ern District of Tennessee; Charles Allen, for the Weatern District of Missourl. HARLAN'S XOMINATION, The impresslon among members of the Sen- ate Judicinry Committec {s thut the vomiustion of Gen, Harlan will be favorably reported and conflrmed. TIHANKSGIVING. PROCLAMATION IY TIIE PRESIDENT, Wasmiseron, D, C,, Oct. 20.—The following was {ssucd this afternoon: Jiy the Prensdent of the United States of Amerl- . & praclamation: The comuleted circle of summer and winter, fecd-time snd hurvest, has brouzhit us to the s customed scason at which religioua peuple cel brate with rnlw and thankegiving the enduring merey of Almighty tiod. Tuls devout and punlic confeasion of the constant dependence of man upon the Divine Father for all the pood gifts of 1ife, and beaith, au nese, 50 Ca lyln var blatory made thie nabit of vur’pe o nds fn & KuPvey OF Ine yiasl year new grounde for its jorful and gratefur manifestation. In all bleasings which depend uven nemignant seasone, this has indecd been a memolable year. Over the wide terntory of our country, with all Its diversity of snil and cliinate and products of the earth, har yielded a bountiful return to the labur of the husiandian, The health of the people has been bllizhted ny Wo prevalent or wigespread dive cases; no great dieasters of shipwreck upun one Cousts of 10 our commetca on the reas have orouzht lues and has to merchanta or muriners npt clonded the happiness of the community with sympathetic sorruw, In all that concerns our sirength, and peace, and grestness as g nation: in all that tonchies the' permanence and . security of our Government and the benelicent Institutions on whicl it reeta; 1 all that sifects the character and disposition of our people, and tests our caparity 10 ¢njoy and uphold the equal and frec contition of society. now permanent and universal through- oat the land, the experience of the last year is con- epicuously marked oy the prutecting providence of God, and 1s full of promive and hope for the com- ing gencrations. Unuer o sense of these infinite olligations to the Great Haler of times, and sessons. and events, fet 1 humbly ascribe it to our own fsulis and feailtics if, in any degree, that perfect concord o hap neas, peace und justice, whlch such great mercies should ditfuse thrungh the hearle ana lives of our peple, do nutaltogctherand always and everywhera prevail, Letus with vne spirit and withone voice hit up pralse and thanksgiving to God for itis manitold g0oducss to our land, nad 1lis manifest care fur our natlon. Now, thorefore, 1, Rutherford B. Mayes, Preale dent of the United States, . do appoint “Fhnrsday, the :2ich day of November noxt, as a day of na- tiunal thankagiving and praver, and 1 curuestiy recommend that, withdruwinz themaclves from wecuiar cares and labors, the peopio of the United States do meet totether on thut day in theiwr re- spective placed of worship, there io give thunke and praise t Alinizhty God for 1lis mercies, and 10 devoutly oeseech thelr continuance. 1n withess whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand ;ndflmu"d ihs ecal of the United dtates to bo uf- xe Dune at the City of Washington this 20th day of Uclober, In toe year of our Lora one thousand elzht hundred sid seventy-se and of the fu- dependence of the United States the une hun- drea and secons ) . B, Hares, By tae President: Witiax M. Evants, Secree tary of stute. = NOTES AND NEWS, KELLOGG'S REQUENT. pecial Dispateh ta The Chicagu Tridune. Wasuinotoy, D. C,, Oct. 20—t Is pretty certain that the Committee on Privileges aud Elections will not coniply with the request of Gov. Keltogg for an investigation of the meaus resurted to to secure the vrgantzation of what s kuown as the Nicholls Legislature, This would reopen the question whether Fackard or Nicholls Is now Governor of Louisiana, and per- haps be accoimpanied by charges that Commls- sloners Ilarlan, . Hawley, and MuacVeagh used bribery. The Committee will act wisely in not rekindling those smothered tires of discorg, | BUPKEME COURT DECISIONS, Tothe Western Associated Pross. o Wasimnatoy, D, C,, Oct, 20.~The following Supreme Court declsfons have been anvounced : Shiclds ve. State of Oblo, error (o the Supreme Court of Oliio, 1n this case platntifl in error, who was & conductor on the Lake Shore & Sichican Soutliern Hailroud, botween Elyna and Cleveland, ut one Ulrich ol & car for refusing to pay more rh.:n tnree cents per mile under the general law of tne Stato Himiling faves 10 this rule, Suit for su- ssutt wae sustained & it the conductor, the Court fnstructing the jury that he had noiegal right to demand 1worv’ faro than was tendered oy the pasvenger, and (he judgment below ls bero atinned. Puciic Raflroad againet tha M Railroud et nl. ; motion to show ¢ ceiver should not be appolnted. Denied THE CABINET. ‘The Cabinet session to-day was devoted to clearing up . several matiers of minor impar- tauce preparatory to the deparcure of the Pres- tdent ou bils trip to Richm: ——— THE RECORD, BENATE, ‘Wasuinarox, D. C., Uct. 29.—The following bills were futroduced sud referrcas By Mr. Matwiews—To amend the Bankrupt act. By Mr, Inzalls—To fix the date of the meet- ing of the frst regular scssion of the Forty- dfth Cougress upou Nov. 1, By Mr. Hercford—Providiog for the colnage of silver dullars, and for making the same & le- gal-tender, By Mr. Saunders—To establish the Territory of Lincalu, and to provide s temporary Gov- erowent therein, By Mr. Booth—To suthorizo the Sccretary of the Interior to declare the forfeiture of railroad grunts in certaln cases. Alr. Thurman subniltted a resolution fnstruct- ing the Comnmittec on Pateuts to report whetber aoy legislation is uecessary to provide for the rescryation of the models saved trow the latw o at the Patent-Otlice. Agreed to. The Vice-President lald befure the Senate a mumber of joint resolutions of the Wisconsin Legntaturo daking ucreased postal facilities tlat States in favor of legislation to 1mprove the condition of the Oneida tribe of ludidue; wskins the ngut of way and grant of laad for railroa s the partheru part of the State frow 5t Puul, Miuu., to toe Fulls of the dSault ste. Marte, Wis. ; fur an spuropristion 10 8ld in the wurvey of the St. Crowx River, ete.. sll of which were refetred 10 tha appropriate commislees. ‘fhe’ foilowing additiousl bills were {utroduced snd referzed: % I8y Mr. Chaflee—To creats o customs collectivn dirtrict i the State of Colorsdo. and Terntories of 3 4 w Mexicu, To aniend vo uiuch of the Sun- dry'Civil Appropaation bill for the wresent Sacal vear us provides for paylag mail contraciors lu the Southeru States befors the Hebelllow. 1t repeals thu ciaues §u that bUL Dantug the awount 1o be vaid for such service Lo §375, 000, and approprates au awount sutllcient 1o pay for such service, but ruvides 103t U accounts fur euch acnvico after fuv Saat of Aluy, 1301, tho date of e unier of the Post-Oldice Departnent suspeuding all mail service {u such Statea, abail b allowed. 5y . Pusdock—A bill subplementsl to aa act entitled ** An act fur the sppoctionument of feures sintativas W Cougress sumvng the several Siatos, ourl Pacific why n le- according 1o the ninth cenana.™ 1t hraska an additiona) represcnislive frons and aiter the 4th of March Iast, The Senate then went Into exccativa_session, and. after aitting three-quarters of an hoaf, sd- Journed Ll to-morrow. CONPIRMED . The Senate. in execulive session, confirmed the following_notninstions: William W, Unton, Sece i $ mea (i}~ "Teeannrer of the United Stafes; Albert 17, , Awntatant Treasurer of the United States; Unibert, United Staten Assistant Tresaurer Moyt, Michtean, Goverbor of ann Guaper, Nebraska. Secretary of Arfzona: Marmden C. Bureh, United States Attor- ney for Whe Western Diattict of Michizan: 8, 4, Mathews, United States Maranal for the Enstern Districtof Michizau: . 1f. Rates, of New York, Examiner-in-Chief of the Pateat Office. To be Postimantera— llomer A. Kenyon. st Dwicht; Rufun 11, Mellon, st Ataboy: Witham Laodermilk, ut Aubaen: tiustaves A, Plrangic, at Auororaj Heary A Mellitzer. &t St.Claie: Edward 8. Smitb, at Batavis, Kidtidge D, Richardson, at Cambridge, altiu Hinote. ves to Ne- n Congress TIOTSE, In rasponse to & call for bills for reference, a Bumber were presented, as follows: 4 Uy Mr. tiendee -'roviding & pernanent form of government for the District of Columbla. BBy Mr. Juyce—lepealing the act establinning & 1 ayatein of hankruptey ; also, providing for ointient of a Comminsiun on the subject of cnliolic traflic, By Mr. Butler—Hepealing sections of the Re- viredd Statutes embodying the tenare of the civile office act. iy Mr. Loring—Providing for nniform certifl- cates of the election of members of Cougreas. By Mr. Eames—Iteducing the pustage on letters. By Mr. Phelps—To repeal the law taxtug deposits in savings Institutivus. By Mr. Willls—To simplify extsting 1a:vs impor- 10 mnd collecting duties on iranasts, ta remuve al ansbizuitivs therefrani; aleo to reduce rates on im- ported merchantlise, 10 restore the dutles on tea and cofles, and enlatge the free (ist:.also a bill to resture the nstinal credit by fu 5 the non=~ Interest beartu:t debt tnto bonds bearing 3 per cent intesent, payabie at the expiration of forty year alwo to Fegniate and facilitate the payment of d ties un fnpurted merchundine; also providing for the classification of fabrics and other articles com- poved of mized matenals; abo to provide for the **An act to ameal the od to ae- peal moitica”; also to repeal the duties on 4 coverings uf pvode: wiso providing and deposita utions; alxo to abolish the tas on bank-check+: alsn 1o provide for the abulition of all bonds fur duties on import- cd merchandiee while the latter rematns in the custady uf the Government: also to provide for the proupt payment of all judzments obtained agrmnst the tiovernment for the refunding ar overe pryment of dutiess also providing for the redu tion of the duty on laces manufactured by Lan: niro providing for the reaponmbility of the Go crament for ull merchandine while fis ita custody : also providing for the refundingof the Kedemption Aueniey expetiness alio to provide for the aboiitinn of nll Naval Offficers st ports where United Statcs Anpraisers’ Departinents are established. By Mr. Hewitt—In relution to the Pacls Exbi- bitlon of 183X, Tt provides for the acceptance of tha invatation, for the appulntment uf a General Com- ‘missloner at A ralary not to exceed $3.000, and of fifteen additional Conimiseioners, eight of whoin 810 to be akilled artisane, aud seven scientific ex- perts, whose pay and expenxesaball not exceed $1.000 euch, and authorizes the assignment of una or more public vessels to transport to and from France, free of cost, the articles for exhibitivo, It sppropmiates S0, 000 1o coves all expenses. Ty M. Cox—For the removal of all political dis- ablfitles; aiso for the {saue of wilver comn {not to exceed 23, 000, 000y on deposit of balllon; alsa to repenl the act suthorizing the colnage of 20-cent sfiver plece iy Mr. Cutler—Declaring the Department of Agricuiture une of the Executive Departient, BBy Mr. Peddie—For the establinnment of partmentof Commerce, By Mr, Kelley—"Tv repcal the act for ressmption of specle paymente, By Mr. White (Pa.1—For the stamping of une stamped docnments and papers, Ty Mr. Errett—To rezulate comnierce and pre- vent discriminations by common carriers. Tty Mr, Marsh—Proposini an gmendnient to the Constitution (in rezard to election of President), The huvr for ealhing the States baving expired, a resolution was nflered by Mr. Durhan snd car- ried, that the call be continued antil ull the States und Territorics are called. “The call was rerumeil, nnd under It the following bills were inteoduced and rojerred, BBy Mr, larris—=To give Cirruit Courts euper- slsory jurisdiction over District Conrts in certain n;'l'mlna caecs; 2120 10 abolish the lrun-claduath of, offfce. Tiy Mr. Cabell (Va,)—To remoaro the duty from ln{‘rmm&u- used in the manufacturg of tobacco and soufl, By Mr. Goode—For the restoratlon of wazes In the Government printing-office. Ly Mr. Walker—To make United States notes recélvable for import dutles: alro, to consolidato tne bonded debt anit to redace Interest, r. Davis—To refund money 10 the Stato of North Carolinas also, to repeat the luws forbldding ;hn parsient of clalms 10 persons who wers nol oyal, liy 3ir. Yentes—To abolish the tax on liquors distliled from fruits, Iy Mr, neales—To refund direct tases coilected 1 ihu lusurrectionsry States; also, to refund all ald ny distillers of fomf, Ity Mr. Hobbine="To prevent Inlerference with tstration of Justice In crlinal cawes; to reduce the tax on dis!llied spirite to 43 rer gallon, on tobacco to 12 centw per pound, cigirs to &3 per thousand: ulvo, nilowiny aud producers of leal topacco to sell $100 worth to consumers without tax. Iy Mr. Vance—Abolishing the 10 per cent tax on tne circulation of Natlonal Banks, and to enforco s uniform zate of intercet. I8y Mr. Herbert—Ta ubolish the iron-clad cath. “lly lblr. Ellls—Fur mail steamsnlp servico to razil. Comm| of commerce may vo arranged with Uanada, Mexico, B azil, ani tho Ceniral American Statee, By Mr. Banulng~Repealing the law forbidding the” gppointment in the army or navy of perecid who have served in the arumy or navy of the Con- federata States; wlen, to transfer the conauct of. Indian atfairs 10 the Wae Department, By Mr. Rice -Ta reform the Civil Nervice; alsa, ta provide fur penswns, lo commence from the date of death or disability, By Mr. ltiddlo—Making lmport dutles payable In lezat-tender notes; ulso, sbolishing the 10 per cent tax on the clrculation of State banks; slso, reducing the whisky tax Lo 50 centa per pallon, Yy Mr. Mamilton=To relmbure the State of In- diaua for expenscs Incurred in thu luto iteveihion, By Mr. Cubb—For toe withdrawal of National. Bank currency sud issutug 3400, 000,000 of non- Ilnlw'ni ?lenrlnn ‘Ureasury totes and making them exal tender., Uy Mr, Huoter—To fix tho legal rato of Interss on nativnal mouey nut exceeding O per cent; aleo, of allver dollars aktng duties and making them le) 18 h tn legal-tender on fwports paysdle one- notes, Morrison—To revise and siwplify exist. imposing duties on fwports, and re- dute taxation. 1y Mr. Marnson—~To provide for counting the Premgontial vote. ny ing lawse By Mr. Springer—In relation to votes for Presl- deui sud mewmbers Congress. ufl‘su. Hays~For the lssus of national savings nds. Uy Mr, Tipton—For tional 8aviuge Deposit- nr{‘u 4 brancn of the Post-Uftice Depariment. y Mr. Glover—Hesolutions of ‘toe Aiavourl Legistature for the repenl of the Baukruptey law, rewoval of the ivual t‘::lu!, sud ald to tho road, cie. By Ar. ppropristing §1,000,000 to decpen the Missvun iiver. By My, Dllmll—“\n»mgr]lunfl $3, 000,000 fur Tevees of the Mlssisaippt River: aleo to relieve tha Louisiana & Texas Hailroad from certain cundi- tions requirivg it tobe a free highway for the use of the Uuited Statew. By Mr, lttoer—For the reorganization of the Armiy. By Mr. Ga: e—~A constitutional smendment re- 1ating to Pre: otial elections. By Mr. Cos —'f'o prumoie immigrstion to the #ls0 L0 Fevite, amend, auU coDsO)- wy relsting 1o the protectlon of life on y Mr, Ellsworth—To provide for the payment of mileaye to Sevators aud members of Congress tor utlending the extza session, . By Mr. Mills—To reimbursc the State of Texa for inoney expended by that Stale for the defenso of the fruntler; alwo, to repeal the uct exewopting depusils in ravings dunky from taxation. y Mr. Culbersou—T0 pay boutnern wail con- tractors. 8y Mr. Luttrell—Authorizing the paymens of du- fies un 1oiports 10 bo made in legal-lender or Na- tional Bauk nutes. e—Probibling the tmmigration of y Mr, Chinere, By Nr. Philllps—To reimburse the State of Kan- #as “for expenses incurred Ju fepressing rebellion wnd Indian hostilities, hu‘:” Alr. Canuon—For the sdmlssion of Utah ssa Liy Nr. Kidder—For the admission of Dakots ss a Siate; slso, establishiog o land district 1o the Black Hille; alvo, tv orgsulze the Tusritory of Fomi e of the sfiver dot- 2. Additional bills for the cols lar sad Inwaking 3t § lecal-tender were introduced by Mesers, Baouing, ‘Ewing, Junes, Bright, Huat- er, baker, Spasks, Mornsou, ngfl‘ Fort, Blaud, Culberson, L'\nuualnxx Oliver, Phillips, Wilson, and vtbers. Mr. Mills, of Tcxas, declived to serve om the Cowmittees 0 Naval Aflairs and Tesritorice. 2 Mr, Bland, of Missour, moved to suspeud the & bill authorizing the coisage of the miver dollar of 412X grulos, bendlug which Me. | AllfiJ;qu;,ud that the Houso adjoarn. Agreed W0 Adjourned 8} Wadoaalar,