New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
NEw-YoRK DAILY TR1B6NE, TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1854

E IN Casa aud s,eur. the r,.d ,,e.
TON t9tu. das.of annoyance resulting from the action o.
Mr BAYLY said his friend from Louisiana hsd offered
resoiution of inquiry only The Committee Foreign
Ahaifs had been consulted that point snd h. could
see objection 10 i.
Nr. BbECKENRIDGE said bis onlv motive in Oh
J.eng to The resolution that the gentienan from
Alabama lMr Phllipsl had made call on the President
for information ana the would probably CONE in
day or two This resolution assumed, in advance Of
ocal data that there have been Outrages Therefore t
would be better to await the response from the
Several objections made.
Mr. PERKINS moved a supenson Of the rules. Dis
agreed to-iess A. Nays not counted
The House went into Coz mee on the new Deficiency
Appropriation bin
iNr VEYTW ORTIZ III spoke about tie neglect Of
n,ereis hut declared bis willingness 70 vote FOR
al works of improvement, which all the Departments
want completed
Mr BAfLY said in this bill was an appropriation ofovsr
100000 TO purchase certain WALT buildings for As
say Office in New York. The interest that amount
would pay for the transportation Of every gold from
that city to Philadelphia and back It hsd turned out
si a. be PeGicd An effort i made 70 have Mint IN
New 1Ork There ought 70 b. but one Mint. II lie had
tie power be would abolish all the Branch Min,s aai re-
move the mother Mint 20 this District.
Mr. FLOREACE desired a. this point Of the argum.nt
to call attention 10 another significant fact which he had
probably overlooked. and which might with much pro
pHey be referred to at this very period BY reference to
the bill il would be found there Is provion made for the
payment o salaries oicers clerks work in the
Afsay Office in New York to the sum Of si6i Now
when the fact is known stated by the gentlemen that the
to Philadelphia will be but about SIS 900 per we
may wei be startled at the onerous tax to support the
Afssying Establishment IN New York.
Nr. BA}LY seid that was pertinent point, C. the
Chairman Mr. /andler 10 doab recognized it to be.
But he lad very little do with Ph4del Jhia New
York o. this point. lie looking at the subject So il
concers tie Union.
Dir FLORENCE further remarked. The cost 70 the
country of Gssayine and refining gold ia New York the
rental being $4,000 would reach the Of 90 900 per
anIUm and asked tie special attention Of the House TO
the i0Ct.
Nr. BAYLY said II would be a res1sss u lssa able
expenditure of public money. A good site colld be
procured for 5000 1t is aid Paris is France, but he
did lot wantNew York to be the United stss Wal
IT, 10 be New York There good reason why
the Assay Office should be ocs sted in Wall st.
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN delivered bis views against the
Nebraska bill. obecDg especially to the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise. He protested against the Native
American feature Of the bill leeslang negroes into the
territory and legisaing the Dutch and Irish out Of it,
He had always supported the Democratic n limitations. II
the panty desired carry the doctrines Of inter
vent ion, they will let the Missouri Compromise alone
Mr. BOCOCK introduced joint resolution in relation
10 cadets at West Point lie ssd that by the recent ap
poriionment Of representatives. in csses two cadets
had been thrown into the district while other dis
ticts have The law provides that one cadet shall
be appointed from every Congressional District This he
proposed should be done in the Districts not now repre-
se1;ed by cadet appointments The Secretary Of Warhd
informed him that this would additionally increase the
number Of cadets eight but that in tho Of two
three years everything would right, heretofore
Pending the consideration of the subject the House ad
journed.