New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Temporary Tariff Biii-Navy APProPris'
tions. &c.
CorrespoedcDee Of ise Tribune.
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In Ssy,7r. today. Mr. ARCHER reported a bu.
from the Committee - Naval Niair' sutnorisn-
the construction of icPo, tor charts and in''ru-
men.. for the Navy.
Mr.. EyAS, Introduced bill changing the ii'oa.
vs.r of the T. States 50 as to commence Isl Jul,
each year.
Mr.. B.YARD reported bill regulating enlist
meuts in the N,'y and Marine Corps.
Nr. PREsrox introduced bin authorizing the
secretary Of the Navy 20 pay to Ferdinand rec
,rch the balance due him COR services IN prepanns
embellishments for the Statue Of Warrington
which Va, ordered cngro'sed.
The bii, to al JUS, the claims under the treaty
Of Dancing Rabbi, Gre. was discussed 10y
Ms..r.. Phelp. and Hcuderssn aud laid ov-r.
The bill from the House. toeNtend 10 the lst-'i
August rrox the aN.,ring revenue laws. with the
proyi.o that the distribution shall hot thereby be
suspended. was taken up.
Nr. Evan. explained the want, OF the Treasury
and ihs necessity OF permaneat Iani bili 10
rai.e larger amount of revenue than could De
collected by the twenty per cent duty under me
Compromi,e Ac, The present BIZ wa indiS-
p-n.able after the 30ih Of June until the passage
OF a permanent act a. without 1t j, was doubtful
whether any revenue could be- collected under the
mpracticable provisions of the Compromise Act
He meved to amend the pro,i.o of the House 50
"a TO postpone the distribution until the Isl oil
August
Mr.. Brnnrrs moved to amend the amends ent
90 a, to suspend the distribution sections Vi the
Distribution Bill ,othe lst OF August.
After discussion of some length. Mr. Bcrrien
amendment, was rejected: Yeas 20: Nays -.
And the Seusie adjourned No.,
In tho HoUsS the Army Appropriation 1911
wa. received with amendment. from the Senate
and referred to the Co-mittec OF Ways and
Means
In Committee Of the Whole on the Union, the
Tariff Bill was passed over and he Navy APpro-
priation Bill taken up the question being on con
currencs with the Senatc> amendments Inc
first Of these increase. the item tor pay OF oihcer'
and ,eamen from 1896, goo to :2,3O0,0O
Mr. BrRxELL went into spirited defence OF
the Navy, advocating lie maintenance IN state oi
efficiency to protect American Commerce and
American citizens all over the world. and depre-
eating the ruthless blows and reductions inflicted
on il bv the House. Mr.. {. }. lSGERsoLL dis
courssd on the importance OF the Navy, and op
posed an increase OF i, for peace establishment,
contcnding that efficiency consisted IN Is proper
discipline, and that an increase IN time OF peace
would but det-rioraic il. lie thought that ny a
proper administrative economy its expenses might
be reduced one-thrd. but opposed this blind and
headloug policy of cutting II down on ApProPra'
tion bills
Mr.. MERrwFrnxr opposed the amendment %
the Senate. and urged upon the House to maintain
it, position in regard to the reduction OF the bill
entering into an examination of the estimates ex
posing their want of correctness and accusing tn
Secretary of the Navy of deception and inaccura
cy Mr.. SPRIGG opposed the amendment OF tn
Senate and advocated reduction and rigid econom
in the Navy. Mr.. ADAMS opposed aud Ar. FILL
MORE advocated the amendment OF the Senate an'
made some statistical explanation, with regard Il
the bill.
The House adjouraed. ARGUS