New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
Correspondence OF lhe Tribune.
,>Hl~Gro>. May l., J

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,pecie from tins country, and a marNet 70 ''o'h'
manufactures. A.;.;...
the SECRETARY of War 10 continue the emP'olH, h'
nj ~, clerA, in the transaction ct business rem
tive D, Indi,u reservations. was passed.
The bill 10 refund ~ Gen. Jack''n IN" me
<lDo() inno.el on him in 1919. with interest al
n.r cent. on which the Committee on the JUN
riarp reported .l,crsely,) was taNen uP ana a"'
c,,ed NJ some length b, Me-,rs Linn, Benton
e., Wo,lbur, AID Preston. Mr.. Beuie" *
,ainel a. 10 the action OF the Judiciary commit
-. TINT they had no, had sufficient evidence o.
t,r, them to bring 10 favorable report
The Bill vas laid aside M a late hour. ara "A
,,,,i,n Of Mr.. T.LINAGr, who remarked mat
,bey had had " s,or, enough for one day
The Sciate adjourned.
1, rho HnrsE. Mr. NiILI,W,, ct Connecticut
introduced bill 10 establish port OF entry ~
S,,,,ogton. Connecticut. Mr. BoARDM,N, from
rho .ec,t committee on the SUBJECT, reported
nm authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy Z" as
certain thu longitude Of the Capito. and certain
Other public buildings.
q, motion OF NJ. FILLMORE, tie larih Re
n,rt of the Secretary OF the Treasury was tfNeh
mo for reference, which Mr.. +. moved to TIE
Committee of Way. and Means, to tcst whether
tine House desired further action 10y that commit
t.c on the subject lie stated that the comm't''e
pnferr,d that this reference should rot be made
bu, tlsv would shrink from no duties the House
saw AT to impose on them.
Mr.. EvEKlrr moved the reference 10 the No'"
mttec of the Whole on the Inlon, 10 whom t'd
already been committed the laril bill, on WHO"
il was necessary to act before thc lst July A. no
dutic. could be collected reference TO the
l.ttts l,aio
the subject.
Mr.. WAaREv Of Ga. advocated the rcieresce to
the Committee of WAYS and Means. revenue
Tariff was wanted and not Tariii-as proposed
by the bill reported from the Committee on Mae
uactures-for the protection ofon particular N
terest of tac Government and the subject should
be brought To the consideration OF thu Committee
charged with raising the WAYS AMI means OF to-
yernment. e..
Mr.. MoRG.S called the previous question, which
was ordered. The question ON thu reference To
the Committee OF the Whole was hrst taken,
and negdtired Yeays Al, Nays liz.
The Appropriation bill was again taken Up
Mr.. ADANs's amendment Increasing the nPprO-
priation to full outfit Of Charge des Afaires 10
Holland from that Of half outfit u. proposed IN the
Sena,e's amendment, which also gives outfits for
charge, to London. Belgium and New Granada.
Mr. j. r. INoERsoLL briefly advocated the
amendment OF Mr. ADAMS which vas then adoptcs
Ayes 81. Noe, g. and the amendment ot the Sen
atc a amended was concuucd ia.
On the amendment of the Senate, inserting
proviso that no part Of the Appropriation for for
,ign intercourse shall be- applied aiIcr Isl jay,
prox for compensation 10 separate agents, A.
pointed without the consent 81 the senate or act
Of Congress, for receiving and transmitting d,,-
patches. dcbab OF some length arose
Mr FILLMORE said the Committee OF Ways
and Mean, recommend . uon-concurreucc in tie
amendment. He Nslli.cd that the Department
Of State hal established an arrangement Tor the
tran mission OF dispatches, by the appointment OF
Dispatch Agents with ,alarie, ot about f8OO-One
nj New.i OH, al Liverpool and London whose duty
il j. to receive aud forward with 9I possible d.
patch Government communications that IT sas =
much more economical and safe method Of CON
,eyanco than by mail OF by special dispatches;
that If the amendment va, adopted our foreign ~
tercourse would be- liable to serlou, interruptions.
as the Offices OF Dispatch Agents would be- abol-
i.hed until an act o. Congress could be- passed
authorizing them whirh w.Gd hardly occur this
session. &c.
Mr. ADAN' opposed the amendment on similar
ground. and dweit at some length on the many ad-
vnnruccs of the system at Dispatch Agents. Messr.
" DoD of \. y. EyERETI aud joss Of Va, adj
yucate4 the amcndmeni.
Thr Canniittrr refused 10 concur in the amend
rcut They also non-concurred in ;he amend
mcu increasing the appropriation for the relief n
American .cam,n 10 foreig, countries.
The biz VA, then reported To the House, where
the action OF the Committee on most Of the amend
meri- was confirmed. That appropuaiing for
cou,ugencie, Tor foreign intercour,ew-, amended
motion OF Mr. WISE tSho said he was induced
10 this from the late action Of the Colonial
ton Convention at this ciiy) by az Appropriation
Of 5000 for salary Of commercial agent to tie
West Coast OF Africa.
ne bill Va, then sent u the Senate, several Of
whose amendments ere non-soacurreA IN aud t.
passage, by delay between the tao Houses, will
probably be- yet postponed few day..
The House adjourned. ARGUS
Day PERFOsMASCss -SpieDid and diversified perform.
ances iahe place a. tie American Museum ths a.trrnoa
iuchel, Indian Chefs and ga~, Gip.y Girl AID L0,t
u et~f attraction, are put iorh Tonight Mssler John
anoGd, the oi giual Negro Dancer who bren South
Tor Two year, past appear. hs wonderful dance. agd