New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

thousand dollars FOR asssyer OF gold Ia osliios
uia when Mr. PHGsIx moved TO amend oy eodlu6
S225,000 for q Branch Minis IN Ne"'loEh' ~ 'No
following words:
For sbrsnch the Mint Of e Unied stse' to be ss
tablshed cry of New YoiE loT s clas a. sg
siie erecting suitable buildng aud completing ihs Ne
ces'ay eobnaiioIs OF nacsns ave nae an do1s
barely .pproprated be paid cut OF any mo2ey IN ms
TrenAnry Otherwise appropriated A., 49,,
The item OF appropriation which Hc. PHGSK
proposed for the Branch at San Francisco q as
follows;
For branch OF the Mint Of lbs United stales 10 be es
trblshed in San Frsnclsco, California for Inc coinage OF
gold AID silver and he purpo,e OF pa CHASING site
erecting su6be building and completing the Necessary
combinations ofmscninery r tins ssd branch lbs som OF
three hurd ed Bsnd dollars hereby sppropdsel -
be paid OUT OF any money Ia tho Treasury no. osh'
tpprop nAledn
out OF order; and the Committee sustained soe az
cision: Ayes Is; Noes 90.
Mr. PHGNIx ageined moved like Amendments,
ard it vi s disposed Of in similar manner.
Mr. AcCLERNAND offered an amendment, TO es
tahlsb Branch Mint at NewYork, aud one as
San Frencisco
Mr. KING of N. ]. offered the following: That
The Mint at Phadephia be removed TO the City
Of Nev.York and, henceforIh, that Branch
Mint be established ut the City Of San Franclsloi
and that authority be given, hereby, t. toe ains
and it's Branches, to stamp value according 70 ex,
aa to coin money of gold, silver and copper-a1d
that s925 900 be appropriated therefor TO % eX
pended under the direction of tne Secretary OF the
Treasury
Both Of those propositions we're declared to be
ont Of order; the latter by-Ayes II Noes AZ.
Some OF the frends OF Mr. BRIGGS may De READY
to ask where he was. lfBo, answar, tor him, shas
he preferred that Mir. PHeNIx should nuke the mo-
ton, while he worked for votes and Sasier
man you could scarcely imagine In fact sllol your
Representation present worked faithfully. Ii you
have no Mint this session you may Do sure mat II
| was not Tor the want Of trying.
am assaured by Mr. PHGNlX, the prospect
of carving this measure at the next session is ia,
yorsble the above votes on The sustainnenIo OF the
| Chair being DO cY1ter70 A number OF gentlemen
who voted to sustain the decision which ruled GU:
the above amendments, have given assnraDces OF
their readiuesa to support sepsrste bill, her7S.
ter. ! myself did not fail 10 watch tbs temper OF
the house at the time of these proceedings; aud
can attest chat IT wss good
The were no manifestations Of 40 inimcal feel
ine except what WAS naturally enough tat b} she
peHntYlvane Members in general, and those from
Philadelphia in particular. The latter have oeen
watching like CATS ever since this project has been
Cd foot. They have no idea OF allowing 30 poTer-
ful rival TO be ger up, much less the oss OF theu
Mint by removal TO your great enpofl0m, Is con
tempIGted by the amendment OF Mr. hiFG
The scene last night, while the RIrcHIE allow
All aorta Of smendmsnts were proposed running
from the unblu&hine demand OF the extraordinary
allowance tackled on to the Civil and Diplomatic
bill, down to the most ptiable prayer for acme smAl
crumb of comfort. The hcenes which followed dur
ing the last hour or two Of tho sitting, Gtlasted
, you know, till after midnight were, II possible
still more notable. Not less than half dozer
members were too drunk to acticu ate, while any
others were not far behind them A more Bsd
amitish set were rarely, If ever, gathered together
But, as ! have already said. shgll probably
have even more disgracefal scensa ton night. Bat
Il word about the doings OF 70 day.
| bnow not whore or how to begin, with vie y
to regular sketch, amid auch confused jumble Of
proceedings. Suffice it, therefore, to say that the
prospect of the TWO Houses coming to "terMs' re
specsing the Diplomatic Bills at the time of writ
ing this the usual hour OF adjournmsnH Id greatly
improved. 1t is true that some ssrong protes
have been uttered with reference 10 some OF the
changes made by members of the two Houses, re.
spectively, but think they vii compromise all
the points OF difference What otnsr Influence
cannot effect, vine will doubtless accomplish
Most OF men become liberal with respect TO the
oxpsnaiturop Of even Thelr own funds when " tud'
died., and ii is naturally to be expected that they
viii be more liberal with the public money-esoe
ciay aH the latter ia sort of every body's affair
j When few of the leading men OF Congress-
D get mellow, they will cave in no doubt, anC
+ become obvious to al such aubinary things-
> such "trilcs light air SIGMA.
P SIT isl low O'Clock, the House has takel
= recess till 6. 5.