New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

he tanked those who had stood by the bni 50 long, o1
Regretted they hal let soon TIE hil VS. now az
lol1fed. destroy dead uaier 10 rUal ever wOdd
or ever could be constructed
Mr.. BRoDHEAD PA renewed MS substitute
for he bill.
Mr. GwIx tCalO said he inlorsel sl that hsi
been said by the Senator from TesNs Thi. sra 'a3ursnr
had destroyed al hopes Of tbs bill WIKI view OF a.
lowing Senators 20 reject on TIE subject and in the
hope tat some one woald NonGsy move % recoa-
s6er the vote adopting that acnlment he moved tAaI
the Seuste now adjourn
Mr. WELLER said on Monday he would move
70 reconsider the vote.
An adjournment was agreed TO. at twenty
minutes beiOreo.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union the Civil and Dplo
matte Appropriation Bill
Mr.. BAYLY. from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs moved 70 insert in the provision tor salaries OF
foreign Minister'S the word OUTFIT stating THAI nus
WIS in pursuance Of the uniform practice Of Congress
% enable tire incoming Administration TO change our
Ministers abroad, il they should see proper lac
amendment was adopted
Mr. BAYLY moved 10 make Peru full mis-
sion. This be said proposed ~ the earnest recon-
mendaion Of the present Administration. Mr. Everett
hsi written him letter in which be sstet that orr
intercourse with Peru is becoming exceedingly interest
ing Among other questions that relating 70 the gusno
radeO; vast importance 20 agriculture since the se'
Element Of CsifOrnis all the Governments on the west
interest 70 the United States
Mr.. HALL opposed the proposition, saying
all our business With Peru can be managed by Charge
dA-airs.
The amendment was adopted as follows:
For salary and outfit for Mniserto Central Amer
ca 10 be accredited 20 such more OF the Govern
ments Included in that name. S the President may
designate SIS, 600"
Mr. B,YIY said be would provide for the
travelling expenses of the Minister from Court 10
no has alyaya IN under but he had
no authority.
Mr. HousroS ala. asked whether the gen.
teman proposed to dispense with the Chargeships in
Central America.
Mr.. B,YLy replied that his own idea was, we
had better dispense with them, for the ta
the incoming Administration might not agree with the
present Administration. 10 send full Minister bur ia
full Minister shall be sent OF course the Chsrgeshps
will be dispensed with He was willing 10 lie. the IN.
coming Administration make its own selection.
The amendment was agreed TO.
Mr. BAYLY offered an amendment cresting a
Chargeship TO Switzerland He said this was no mat
ter OF patronage TO the present Administration, which
had certainly acted disnteres,edly in recommending H.
Switzerland is the only Important Republic on the
European Continent, and the only great Repub-
lie in the world that has representative there. Be
sides "a country Of great interest and more than
thousand American citizens travel through its territory
during the year la his opinion. money Is spent by
this Government well as in the payment of foreign
Diplomatic Agents.
Mr.. STANTON Tenn) said that instead OF
sending thher only Charge dAharcs, there ought to
bs fuli Minister 1t was the only important Republic
on the continent of Europe and ought TO show
selves there in iul power He thought the Committee
on Foreign Affairs ought 10 make the change.
Mr. BAYLY said he did not do it because IL
was not recommended by the Executive, to whom great
Difference ought 10 bepad Though he was officially p-
posed the amendment suggested be was not person
ally
The amendment TO send Charge to Switz.
erand was adopted.
Mr. BAYLY moved an amendment fora Charge
d'Afaires 10 Greece He said Greece Is not only
country of great classic but OF commercial interest.
With the exception of the AnglOSaxOns the Greeks are
the best sailors the world and this time their nsvi
cation the Mediterranean is more important than that
of any other power We have interesting relations with
that country Russia. Prussia and Great Britain have
even ambassadors there and he thought we should Ut
least be represented by Charge
Mr.. STAYLY, of n. T. said he stood for the
other amendments because they were recommended
by the administrations but he did not understand that
II had recommended Charge To Greece on account OF
classic associations and good sailors. II IL should be
necessary send such ncton6ry there let the mex.
administration say IL is necessary. He wanted further
evidence of its necessity.
Mr. SUTHERLAND of w, moved an amend
ment to the amendment including the Ionian Islands
/ but after remark in explanation, withdrew l.
! Mr. BAYLYs amendment was disagreed TO-,
| BY Ayes, 80 Nays not counted.
| Mr. BROoKs, of n. Y, moved 10 strike out
mala saying Central America Is composed of five States
times and, perhaps now conferated Republic. A
We have voted full mission to Central America, we
should leave out these two Chargeships.
Mr. BAYLY expressed his surprise that the
gentleman with his usual accurate information should
Jay that there il a Central Government In Central
America. Ii that is so, why represented at
Guatemala and Nicaragua
Mr. Books Gnterrupting)-l said, "at
times'
Mr. B.YLY said two of the Central American
States are represented here by full Ministers.
Mr. BRooXs withdrew his amendment.
Messrs SrAsLY and HUNTER seyeraly moved
! amendmenis which were disagreed 20, 10 the effect
/ that Charges Aiaires shall not be TO Nicaragua
and Guatemala, shoud full Minister be sent to Cen
/ trail America
Further debate took place on similar propo-
/ sitions but nothing in the premises was adopted
/ Mr. STANTON, Of Tenn, offered an amend
ment giving the President the discretion 10 send full
Minister Switzerland bu, II was rejected by-fels
/ 25 Nays nOtcounted
! An amendment was adopted appropriatng
$500 for Clerk the legation At London, and one in
cressing he salary the Consul General at Alexandria
| 20 5000. -
To meet the increased expense of providing
for outfits and salaries Of foreign ministers, the appro
/ pratiOn Tor this purpose was augmented
! Mr. GAYLORD (OhiO) offered an amendment
as folows That the further Of $1,000 be spprO
pra,ed for the purpose OF enabling the President to
/ send Commissioner 70 the Sandwich Islands 10 Ia
cure INTO The cNpedeney OF ln-tIhtng hegOthtohs of
the scqus mon Of said Islands by the United states"
The CHAIRMAN ruled the amendment out OF
I order.
Dir. CLNGnAs On c. offered an amendment
10 remove the statue Of the Indian the western por
co sf the CAPITOL and supply lie place by statue Of
America, to be executed by Hiram Powers, under d.
| rections Of the President.
The CHAIR ruled the amendment out OF or
! der.
Mr.. CLIyGMAs asked if We can remove trees,
a. provided for in the bill why cannot we
| stttuef
The CHAIRMAN replied, be could not enter in
| 10 the argument
Mr.. Polk Tenn asked whether the gentle
man ntfuded TO remove the statue Of the Indian woman
ana let the man stand.
Mr. J. W HOWE Pa) asked, Is it to be q
statue of Young American
The CHAIKxAS said, cannot entertain that