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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Ship Celia-4425 pig. lead e H Rogers
1880 do Strachan Scot773 bales cotton Macy Holdrdge
B.rtIy., d9 Pilot lie Bou:ros9 b. flour 81 &c, ba
wool Wildo3 pkgs Latoueitelo rolls carpeting Hag
ee.iy Sons? cases Anod-362 sacks whes 81 bales
hemp Macy Holdrdse28 bales l96 boxes bbls
flour to order.
NEW ORLRASs-Ship Gen Veasie-42s SACKS wheat Gray
Crosby bags apples bales der skins 34 kg 81 bar
Iis half barrels lard 30 hhds tobacco Mayher2a6
bols pork 6u vdam, Sage co236 do Wright Vose-350
DO Conde. NSbIs.iA SMALL Williams soo bales
Thompson& Adams.-ls do cotton 4 D Hnrbut & so7 90
I9pe eatpss Sndd-y 40 cotton lag Dc hemp Wilson
cotton Pesss Breoks4s bbs alow Cobb, Smith co-29
hhds sugar w Banwe-30 bales A S,faer & col BIZ w
bas hemp hhds tbacco 90 reed poles Roberts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ma,iha Ws.binptop f.,. Georx.
Tyle)-l34 bales cotton rmeile Rogen-4 Center
70 Bosat Kuesland-36 Fox Livngstop32 Bronson24
Lester-l3o Coilomb lln-l9 Post Phillipss6 coils
rore Jewell Harrison-ao sticks cedar x 9 9swod-
bl Wemore-f bx Gnfltf-3J coils rope Emanuel
90 bbls flour IS bags coffee alman-ls6 bales cotton
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Both descriptions are very dull. We quote
pots at 81 49, without sales and pearls at 81 81 62
BEEswAx- is very little doing in this article
small sales Of prime yellow at 29a 30c
CorToN-There was more disposition to purchase evnc
Cd to-day and holders receded little about 1900 bales
were taken for export, and few lots by spnners.
CoALThere is very little doing in foreign descriptions
Liverpool orrel sells in small lots at SO 25
FLoUR-Nschange prices but theres better business
doing.
&c., prime sells at 40c.
MoLAssEs-The demand Is principally from the trade,
and prices very firm We notice small sales of Trin
dad, Cuba, at 2S3c.; Porto Rico % a 32c
SUGAR-This article is very dull We quote small sales
of Cuba muscovado at 81 sc Brown Havana 81 &c.
WHIsKEY-Drudge casks very dull at 23c.; prison
barrels are held still at 233c.
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Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

WASHINGTON, 9th June, 1914.
There are reports in circulation, that the Hon. G.
j. insersoil is receive the appointment Of Minis
Ter 10 Austria, and the Hon. James Buchanan ia to
be appointed Judge. In the course of the day I
hope TO ascertain their correctness
Ned Curtis, Collector, ia here, and at this mo-
ment holding tete-a-tete in the Senate with Mr..
Evans, wing leader Of his party in Washington.
Great interest is felt to hear from the democratic
meeting in New York. The Herald will be looked
for tomorrow morning with avidity.
One of the Jokes in the House this morning, oc-
Cured on the occasion of making appropriations
for the Presidents House. DIR. Duncan stated that
in lS4O of the So 900 appropriated for the Presi-
dents House, $500 went for wine-thereiore,
the Doctor moved that none OF the present appro-
priatlon should be expended for wine. WhereuPon
cause Gov Polk did not drink wine. B.
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TWENTY.EIGH CONGRESS-.
FJRST SION
Senate.
WASHINGTON, June s, 1874.

Senatcs
WASHINGTON, June s, 1874.
MoRsE's TELEGRAPH.
A communication made to the Senate from
McClIntock Young, Acting Secretary OF the Trea-
sury, stating that the Telegraph between Washing
ton and Baltimore was duly completed, according
to the provisions of the statute &c.
[NoTE.-The Hon. George Sykes, M. c., from
New Jersey, fine specimen of an honest, liberal,
handsome Quaker, has Just made his appearance
in the gallery of the Senate, accompanied by a
bevy of magnificent Quaker ladies' George is a
writes the most beautiful round hand Of any man
in Congress-
This celebrated bill is at last passed hnally-30
too
On motion of Mr.. CRIrrrNpEN the Senate then
went into Executive Session, after having been In
legislative session about 25 minutes.
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WASHINGTON, June 8, 184l.

JUDGE AT LAST.
The mountains have Travelled, and behold Judge
is born unto Israel The President-John Tyler
de jure, but DR.. Sutherland de tacto-has this day
sent in the appointment of Associate Judge upon
the bench of the United States Supreme Court, in
place of Justice Baldwin. And who is he? Hold
your breath and I'll tell youths name is EDWARD
D. KING, of Philadelphia. You know him, of
course, every body must know Edward d. King
Nuf ced.
In Executive Session to-day Mr.. Jarnagin made
a speech. hear Gov. Woodbury's speech made
deep and powerful impression upon the Senate,
Wings a. well as Democrats. The Gov. has put
the subject in new light, particularly in the mat
ter of de Jiee and de tacto rights This speech,
am informed, has convinced the intellects OF sew
eral whig'Senators, iif it will not convince their
votes Some of the wings have ordered large
number of copies of IL to circulate among their
constituents, as containing the true principles.
The speeches will all probably be published in
day or two, and final action will be had upon the
treaty this week. 1t will be rejected of course.
=. r.
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PORT OF NEW YORK., June =.


Ships Vicksburg, Berry NewOIi VIM Nslson-Barques
Ann Loasa, Msnehsik, - HTeoas, Brothers 90; La
grange, Porter, Mobile Durham DimonSchr Ontario We
nall Boonen Graves Cos Jos Brown Barber Jsqga
L, Grand. n McCready Co; Ella Rodman, shepherd N
Bediordd Richmond, Cashmau do; Virginia Hall Bati.
more, D Gage; Ariou, Munlo Proyideqee Borden,
Lewis, Fall River; Laurel Packet, Carey, Philsdelphs w
McKie Coz Jonas smith, Taylor, Wilmington Nc, I Og.
den; PIiuc.ss. Racket, Philadelphia, MaKie-Sloop
Prosperity, Cade, do do.
Arrived.
ship Martha Washington, TyIer, 10 days from ApaacheoIa
with cotton, TO Post Phillips
Ship Gen Veaz Couiilard, 20 days from New Odean,, with
cotton to Buck ePeten
shit Celia Thatcher (before repofed) dlys rom New
Orleans, with cot. on, To Dunbam T. Dimsn.
r baToue Wa Wheeler 40 days frc, Liverpool with 222
passengers Hedman Co. The W Is bouac = John
stopped TO land passengers.
Bayaue Stephen Brewer FaTan 40 davy from RIO Drsnde
and ed Penambuco 18th ut with 500 De; 6on0 hcrns
$50 lbs hair to Harheek X Co.
Brig North Bend Eldrijge, 10 days " ~ - fhooas, viii
rndse, To Foster q Nickerson
Brig Ruby Hardiuge days from Nesssu Mr. Win sugar
70 Buck Petsni0 hhds SO GO ne i,ses 20 ordr
Left Steing, Faulkner Long isaus 20 lc.d salt for New
York slst ult, the only American IN port
big Helen Maria bwtzey. days irou Turks Island, with
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dehshtfsl day passage down the Hudson, arriving in
TINS city in time TO take the Eastern boats in the afternoon
and arrive at Boston at early hour the following
ing, in time to commence business usual con-
sequeny he does not lose moment notwithstanding the
increased distance but dollar and fifty ex
pense and views the scenery Of one Of the nobs rivers
In the world These facilities for travelling between the
east and the west otherwise than the road
should have sufficient weight with the directors of that
company to induce them remodel their tariff Of prices
to enable them to large portion the travel that
is now attracted to other routes
Counterfeit thrsss on the Merchants Bank of New
buypor are in circulation They have figure of Scion
IN the centre right hand end piece ship and left hand,
sountry girl In all instances of couneres Of any de-
nomination. tho safest way refuse all bills Of the de-
nomination counterfeted The banks require full
enough Of the people in giving circulation to their &C.
nuine issues and the bill is counterfeed new
issue should be made differing in appearance in every par
cuar from the old plate and the old issue withdrawn
fast as possible from circulation and destroyed.
In table published few days since giving the
Of tolls received from the public works for Ohio of s4
compared with s4s the following items appeared in rea
ton to the Wabash and Erie canal
RECEIPTS Wabash AND ERIE CANAL ron Six
MONTH";, Is 3 AND 1874
Amount received for tolls, from November IL,
1912 to Mey IL, 1913. ..................$a 4s IS
Amount received for tolls from November 10,
1913 TO May IL, 1874. 10 Sl2 %
Increase for six months ending May H. 1884, 1868 "a
The cause of this immense increase in the tolls on this
canal can be traced to the immense amount of mer.
chandise transported this year compared with last We
annex comparative statement of property arrived and
cleared at Toledo the Wabash and Erie Canal for the
month ofyMsy ls43 and lsa4
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

JUNE 5-Beeves--l2s offered, los OF which Pennsylva
MIA cattle, and the balance Oho66s went to the New
York market55O sold to the butchers at SIS g.
per 100 lbs on Monday, and on Wednesday So 50t So
extra 64c.-all sold.
Cows and Calves-2b0 in market. Sales al $40 $27-
extra sold at $2S $33. Sprngers Sl4 Sl6extra $40
$22 80 dry cows 50 Sll-extra Sl3 Sl4. Calves
sales at 81 20 So 60; live weight the Deawars 81
3sc. per ID.
Hogs-560 ofsred-25o went to the New York market :
extra 81 % q 81 rs.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

JUNE Sat market, 500 beef cattle % pairs working
oxen, 800 sheep and lambs, and 600 swine.
Prices-Beef CateThe prices obtained last week
not sustained few choice cattle bought Saturday
at IS So We quote to-day for extra S. 25 SIS 81 first
quality 81 SO So 2 second quality 81 90 81 10 third
quality 50 a 81 so.
Working OxenWe notice sales at 500, sos, $40, $76,
$685. and 500.
lot not sheared 81 rs.
SwineDull and prices have further declined Lots to
to 6Sc.
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Passengers Arrived.

NEw OsL5Ass-BsYae Stephen Brewer-Mr Thomas G
ApALAcaIcoLA- Ship Martha washington--Ms Hobar.
and family Mr. A Dodge, w II Dodge. NJ Avery Jones'
II Jackson, N Mckay w Wood, Q Russell, Stow +
L Jones, and r Wheaton.
ST. THoMAs-Brg North Bsnd--Rich Strapack, VIM 3
Morris, Haywood, w Blaisdell, Darrenny, and
Figuea.
NEW ORLEANs-Ship Ceiia-NIiss Harmed, Miss Camp and
children Mr. Flood, and II in the steerage
CURAcoA-Schr October-tfss Laughin. and X Mae
Lsughlin.
NASSAU. NP-Br;g Rnby--J Jones and WIN K Jones.
TAMPIco-Sc hr Sarah Ann-M Mappoke
AMsrERMAM-Galliot De Jager-Mr Phillips.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING

GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desiro us of CONVERTING
" INTO cash thar supe haous OF east off Clothing, vii
Obtain from the subscriber the HI CHEST CASH PRICES
To families gentlemen quitting the cay or
der CO. having effects Of the kind dispose Of will find
send Tor the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence b. appointment.
IA. LEVErr, Office NO. Wall street,
and at 216 Hudson 81,
GA line through the post Office or otherwise, will receive
pfoupt atfaatiou. is im|fc
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sslt to Hs,mith waahsooo bushels sal. Godsus brls
mssr to Pheilier Wsi;msn " '''''a'
schr Octobsr Eldrdxe IS days from Curaeos with ssl,
segssm. IN days the only American in port Passed gouE
Huron Of citua,s. % days from Boston and Am brig in
sehs slrah Ann Davidson, from Tampco. 10th May with
hides 80 to master.
sehr Two Brothers. Richardson, fn Washington. with
schr David Rsey Shaddock from Washington. NC with
schr WIN C Preston. Lee. from Norfolk with corn
Schr Geu Davis, Campbell from with cedar
schr Eliza Messroe LOOMS. from Have de Grssse with
sehr Begimin Harrison Douglass. from Washington, NC.
scbr Increase, verll, from Thomaston. lime.
Schr Granville. Pease, from Thomaston lime
ser Leon PhSf 1m IS% III ann Ss
sehr Delight Horton from 81 s,uit..ik, shingles
Ships George Washing ton. Allen, Liverpool; Tarouta,
Smith, do; barque Warrington Bartlett B,rbadoes; Rose
s,andi,h Spencer. New Orleans, HaaIco. Harding Turks
Hammond, Turks Island; Enterprise, Antwerp.
Miscellaneous.
QUICKER YET.-We learn from the Portland Advertiser,
in ina sg Agne' Of poapd Hs,n Hao, made passage
Ns lay With fresh beef steak that
eapizss Yesterday about 5PM whilst lying at Lasy.e
wind struck har There were no persons on but
barQu ded down opposite cy and was taken in tow by
th Adstc and towsd the River below the Point
TIE b. Bsio s.hore Key West was the Chsi.
lenssr of LIVERPOOL Lighters alongside the last ac
ScHR MARY JANE, Press.y from Deer Isle for Calais in
thick fog nlaht of 2ad ledge Baeys Mtie
At iaa ash Matters Report for
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Administrative De JaEer-I09 boxes Il Thomoset-25O
bags coffee HenchaId Unkard25 cases madden Noenius
Pavensndt.2o Muller- cts Brusihien Koop Coz
10 Talbot, Oiyphant Kruger-1 Schmidt
COL S,huchard cks ITO kegs lard bundles rattans
order
n IL. cu.ss q W
Ogden2 bxssvana 1873 qun fusc Capt Davidson-l old
copper stills w A Mappoke.
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AUCTION SALES.
C. 8. SMITH. Aucuoneer.
BY III T. WILLARD,

=, , x,, M Store 3ot Broadway, cor. Duane st.
~ will give his PERSONAL door sales
Household Furniture Dry Goods Groceries, Sc, for peons
reiif gushing housekeeping or business
sold and delivered ~
LIoa lash Advance. made if required merchandise OF
every description Consigned Tor sale nal lms IA
ZINE PLANfS AT AUCTION.-LEVY K SPOONER
WIZ sell tins morning At II O'Clock, at ISL Broadway.
me o. rs1s such Carnations Roses Verbenas
Oleancers rlowerng Myrlies and other fine Pants.
Saturday evening Shey will sell fine modern Oil Paintings
framed Va the INST and the balance of the miner
shells rom the New York Lyceum Of Natural History.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days or tho steam ships.
ship Masters ana agents.

We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
To- Commodore RosERT SILvEy of our News Fleet, Report
of the shipping e at the Port whence they sailed the Vessels
spoken on their passage List of their Cargo and any Fo
Newspapers News they have tie will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondents at
nome abroad will also confer favor by sending
ONCE all the Marine INTEL they obtain Nautical
information OF kind will be kfnlly received
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Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.

Frnsr BOARD June $3.50 shares 0irard Bk in zoos,
si; $4,000 State SIS, 70; $1,000 City Elves, Iosi II
shares Mechanics Bank al 200 shares Wilmington be,
2st 100 do do 81 2st $4,000 Ches Del 6s 1886, bof
IA $4,000 do do "a $4,000 u States Bank Notes 10 100
cam Amboy 2df 100 90 do u States Bank, bsf, 10;
$500 County Fives new % $1,000 State 5s 7ei $1,000
do 7s4 shares schuylkill Blk esp ~ 1876 do 0rard
Bank 1874 100 do do b5i 10 100 do do, ID 20 do Har
rsburg Bank 23B; $1,000 schuylkl Navigation os 1885,
80; $1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware Loan "a $4,000 D
nos Bonds, 81.
sxcosp BOARD June go shares Grard Bank, 1877
$50 do do bbf l33 $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds 100 shares
Bank of PENN 270 10 do schuylkill Nav. ~ $4,000
Cbes X Del 6s cash "A 80 shares Norrsfown RR, n
do wilmington RR, 2st 90 DO do, Ads 2s1 % do Pbs-
deipha Bank, 100 80 do Farmers and Mechanics Blk 1}
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No IA EIuTON STR FE

THE ABOVE CENTRAL, and commodious premises, oc.
cupied by the late John sweny aud subsequently re6ed
aud eopened by DANIEL sWEENY 10 connection with hp
present. Ann street, for SALE with
the furniture Of the eating kitchen and all
for conducting business capable of
from $40 TO 500 dayhe present proprietor beiua
Of combining hs time 10 his Ann street hons The purchase
walk at moments notice. For conditions &C. apply
personally 70 DANIEL SWEENY,
jS lwrc II Ann street
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NorthlBank, 1921 per shs1e
City Bank, S95l per share
Shoe & Leather Dealers Bank, "A per cent adv.
East Boston Co. (div on) $isi per share.
Boston Museum. sos % PEI shars.
Mass. Fire and Marine Ins. co. 500 per share.
Perkins Manrg Co. 81 per cent adv.
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SHIP NEWS,
Rv This Mornings Southern Mail.

PHnADILrHiA June 6-Hu Trojan, Buchanan, kistsnEs;
John Kerr Londonderry; Msgat SiickDey, do; howena
w.es, Port. CsbelioCd Eugene. skihaer, Boston, Kegs
los, Troy, NYoIk n
B.lrIMory, June 6-Au Constitution. l. ndermsn, Porto
Cab-ilo. Cd, Oneko, Rogers est Is SD 81 Joseph.
Nei New York; Justina, Duks Madeira Alicia, water.
Kingston. Jam 80, ,,,,.,. A..
GER and Prospect. NYorh: Mar, 1feisthen. Newport
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Died.,

On Wednesday afternoon, the 9th inst, ELIZA H., wife
of Jones Mumford and youngest daughter Of the Hon
E. B. Strong, of Rochester.
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TO THE LADIES.
MILE +. 6ODEFROf $40 Broadway, corner Lsor ard
Iva prior departure for sr. to her
Of Fall aud Winter Goods will sell at
balance Of her stock consisting of Straw Bonnets Baegs
SILKS, Emtroderes, Shawis Scaris, MATTHIAS, and Fancy
Articles q all kinds ID 6teod
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
~, u Bscadway, opposite the City Hall ovv

PEAIAE'S NEW YORK MUSHUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
~. 81 Btc%sSway opposite the City Hal avn
AFTERNOON FERFO RNANCEs EVERY DAY,
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
EXTRAORDINARY! ASTONISHING!
WHO d ERF VI AND TaEM NDOUS
GIANT BOY-l6 YEARS AND OVER SEVEN FEET
v.r am, nu HIGH .!un ara rpss
A GIANT GIRL,
Fourteen Year. Old, weighs $50 Pounds
II DWARF
BEING THREE CHESSHORTER THAN TOM
THUMB
EIGHT PEHFOHMERS ,
SPLENDID PAINTINGS OF The CONFEDERATION
OF THE CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA!
Destroyed during The late Riots Taken the by
eminent These pictures hundreds Of
feet OF embracng the whole OF the Stage
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
WONDERFUL Orphan FAMILY,
Or, Penny-beg V0caiists
consisting OF Father, Mother, Small Children
These the Rel Orphan Mefodists, they OFTEN
eat OFTEN, and drink OFTEN.
The following performers are engaged
MR. WlNCHELL the Comic Delineator; $3.50
A. BARTON the much admired yocaliss
Mr.. CONOVEh, the Ptotean Performer.
Grand Cosmomma Self Playing MelOdeon Speudld Picture
Gallery. and 5000 Curosities.
T-Afernoon Performances Wednesdays aud Saturdays
O'clock for the convenience OF the day vsters
charge the performances To the evening
O'clock ms6
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YORK HOTEL, z ~ 9 WASHINGTON ST.
BOARD aud Lodging, per week ..... 81 50
IL Transient Boaders ger day ...8 Is
Single Meals :...'. ''..'':. 80 %
The location pleasantly situated the Pha
dolphin, Bossn and Albany steamboats, Persons wishing
reside city for lew days, will do well by calling
making their arrang enents with the proprietor
je, 3nsrrc +. KNOWLES.
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Married.

In this city, the 4th inst by the Rev. Mr. Demond,
Capt. WILLIAM DODGE to Miss CAROLINE NJ WEEKS, both
Of Manhasset Long Island
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, June b, l644.
The House was called to order with about one
fourth of the members present, and went inmedi-
ately into Committee of the Whole on the Civil
and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill
Mr.. HKNLy, of Indiana, took the floor, and made
very bitter speech In opposition TO Henry Clay
and the wings, the present tariff, NC He said that
the Mr. McKays tariff bill did not pass the House
was that would have been rejected by the Senate
that in tho next Congress- if the democratic party had
majority in the Senate, MKs bill one like IT, would be
passed. In the Of Mr. Is remerks, he defended
the Rhode Island rebellion imputed Judge lo,.s cleo
ton frauds in New Orleans to wing innuence-accused
Henry clay Of selling himself U. and de-
clared William c. Bryants lines abusive Of democ.
racy were written by John Quincy Adams
MIR. TIBBArTs addressed the committee in reference 70
the Portland and Louisv lille Canal.
Mr.. THoMAssos commenced speech but was cut short
by the arrival of the hour hen debate wal to cease.
The amendment requiring the purchase Of articles Of
domestic manufacture for the of Congress- provided
it not expensive than imported PARTICLES OF the
An amendment was moved appropriatng $40 900 for
furniture for the Presidents house that this too,
OF American manufacture
Mr.. PRrsroN KING moved amendment that the rresi
dents house should he sold and the put into the
Treasury The chair declared the amendment TO he out
OF order
The House then refused to make appropriation for
the salary of Professor Espy, BY. party vote
A large number OF immaerisl amendments were pro-
posed, and many rejected No debate allowed but
hours consumed in proposing amendments.
Mr. j. INcENsoLL proposed outfits and salaries for
The House rejected the amendment almost unanimous
1y.
An outfit voted for Mr. Wise OF $4,000.
The appropriation for the outfit Of new minister to
Russia struck out by the committee. Mr. Profits
outfit granted, and he has outfit INIT and all to app
pease the pains of rejection by the Senate.
The following are among the appropriations OF the
Civil and Diplomatic Bill agreed TO by the Committee
of the Whole - 81
Mileage of Senators and Representatives 1881 900 Pay
Of officers of Congress- $40 Contingent expenses Of
Senate $40 900 Contingent expenses Of House, $4,000
Library Sl 900 State Department, $as 900 Treasury
Department, $3.50 900 War Department $i26oo Navy
Department, 500 900 Post ONCE Department, $3.50 900
Surveyors and Clerks Mint and branches $ll7
OOo Territories $4,000; Judiciary $b2oooo; Miscel-
laneous, $4,000 Coast Survey, $so, 900 boston
Surveys OF Public Lands sl25oooj Foreign Ministers,
Salaries full Ministers, 72Oo0 Secretaries OF Lega
ton $40 o00 Charges % 500; Minister and Dragomsn
to Turkey $500; Contingent expenses OF foreign inter
course $40 600; Consul at London 00 outfits OF Mi
mister to Brazil and London and Of Charges to Portugal
and Buenos Ayres proposed but not yet adopted 0o
Protection to American seamen $40 900 The above are
mens Of the day will increase the appropriations some
tgha