New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

Of the laboripg people These vessels are TO carry
across the the meanest Of all aristocrscies na
Of wealth got by plumber and piracy as often as oy hyu
He condemned the miserable pauPers In the
Treasury which to be burst open with Gro Sbar ana
spoke disparagingy Of these steamships Tor wsfhAe
purposes
Mr.. CARTIER, after giving the CONNER
cal history of the steamers, said, In advocating the
amendment that II was sufficient for him to know tnN
through the energy Of this Government the line was
breahed into existence and that Il had become Inter
woven with the fame Of the country. This, however
would not govern bis vote. II was mentioned merely
a, fact of which every American citizen ought to be
proud The company now come here after an unequh
contest In British governmental patronage ana say you
must place us upon platform of fair competition with
your great rival must 60 into bankruptcy ana 10
support of this position they present you with tue bal
ance sheet showing that the tsock which they nave IN
vested has descended TO fifty cents on the dollars And
these the punderers the pampered sturdy beggar
as they have been parliamentary called he defended
the constitutional power TO make the appropriation and
insisted that encouragement to the line has tended to
destroy monopoly instead OF discouragng IL Inc
Cunard had the monopoly for ten years aud is now
watching the action Of Congress in the hope OF recover
hight
Mr.. EVANS said this amendment appealed
TO bis heart American and be should give It his
earnest support He would do so without having been
applied TO from any quarter He understood there were
agents here working for and others against the appro
praoD but he held that he at perfect liberty 10 de-
eide in favor Of the amendment He gave al length the
"
At o'clock the Committee rose and the
House adjourned.
"WEDNESDAY, July :, 1852.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the Joint resolution of the Senate authorizing the Post
master General at bis discretion, 10 declare plank
roads post routes.
This was amended on the motion of Mr..
BExNET declaring the road from Valona Springs New
York by way of Ninevsh, snd Coventry TO Oxford,
poet route and also the road from Oxford by way Of
Coventry vile, to south cambridge
Mr.. STUART offered an amendment de-
claTng all highways post routes. Disagreed to- after
debate, and the resolution was passed.
Among the Executive communications
laid before the House giving the estimate Of
the War Department for the survey OF route from
the Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean, and recommending
that an appropriation be made at once. Referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House went into Committee on the
amendments to the Deficiency bill
Mr.. HoUsToN opposed the Collins line
anne ndmept contendng that the money thus paid
would be In the form Of bounty, without adequate
compensation 10 the Government
The Committee then discussed and
agreed TO several of the Senates amendments including
that appropriaDg 100000 for completing the Floating
Dry DOCK at San Francisco.
The Collins amendment is not yet
reached
The House, after session of ID hours,
adjourned