New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

II came into e1s,epes when orr Gov embarked u
this affair. II Government bad kept within ITS
limits protecting persons aud property theJ would nor
annoyed with tbs amendment at the pieseni time ~
trusted however tho, the money would DC pad ana la
M Peabody would be thanked for afyshing II or ne
| faith Of thi. e. Cvsrnment
Mr. KEITT IS c. said this money had been claimed by
Mr.. Peabody the ground Of rms American ehITrcer
but how could they credit this when the recent Fourth
Of July celebration God save Queen preceded
by Hail Columbia and the kenes- 0f Queen Victor =
placed ahead Of that Of General Washington. BY Whist
authority other than that of Central Aricul.ural Asocl-
;lon here did Mr. Riddle 20 90 London.
/ Mr. CHANDLER repfed-SecretIrv Webster.
Nj KEIIT ,resumed. saying Hr Webster nsTe does
not occur in Mr. Riddle credentials, oul that Of Peer
After further debate, the Senate smeadaeat rejected
&C against 90.
The Senaes eInendmen; appropriang s2i- O0O o- run
nrng northwestern boundary line between The United
States ard Grea, Britain for marAng the i9h parallel
and for such may be necessary IN TX sad
boundary between Main End Nancouvers Island hav-
ing been resd.
Mr.. LANCASTER argued in favor CT it. showing the
inconvenience and troubles of the Americans aud British
not knowing the proper lines.
Nj. CAMPBELL (Ohio) opposed any further appro-
Or ations for boundaries believing the dag distant
when all the British possessions OF this continent val be-
Mr.. FLORENCE Pa moved the boundary be 81 20.
Laughter.
amendment not in order az no such line Is "a 10 or
fght was within pO.se
The CHAIRMAN inclined to the opinion tha; Mr..
Mr.. FLORENCE said he never believed We ought to
confine ourselves to the forty-ninth parallel.
MIR. CAMPBELL very much regretted that the history
Of the country shows certain political party hummaced
TO use a familiar expression.
Tie CHAIRMAN requested the gentleman to conhne
himself within the rule.
Mr. CAMPBELL gave notice of his intention to intro
duce resolution looking TO correspondence with Great
Britain in view OF the annexation Of ell the British Prov
nces Of North An He called attention 60 the feet
seriously and COED faith, not because he expected tn
cary The RESOLUTION this session bu be will follow up
next session and give hIs reasons for the movement
| Mr. FRORENtES amendment rejected and likewise
/ that OF the Senate.
The House then rejected the amendment sppropriing
half million Of collars for the continuation OF the work
for suptling Washington and Geor .etown with water.
The amendment for the construction of buildings foT
Custom. Houses and POsOfces at the following places
was then read: Ellsworth Maine, $1,000 Belfast
Maine not more than $50 600: Goucester, Massachusetts,
| Toledo Ohio Burlington, Vermont, and Sandusky Ohio
rot more than $40 600 for each building A: the following
places also 10 be used for Courts,-Miwaukee Wiscou-
/ sin not more than $4,000 New-Haven, Connecticut
Newark New jersey, Buffalo O5weyo Wheeling, Chica-
20 and Detroit, not more than $4,000 each; Galveston
not than 100000; Pctorsburgh not more than
/ sC4COO
Mr. PHELPS said the gross amount is one million eight
cen thousand dollars for the ereco OF the buildings
The next clause provides that additional sum not
ceedng per the amount appropriated shall be
given contingent expenses aud the cost Of super
intepdance IT, addition thereto mnch money is 10 be ap
propriaed for purchases OF sites lie was opposed to
such lOg rolling.
After some debate the amendment was agreed to, 20
against 81
The Senates amendment authorizing the President To
employ in his Official household secretary clerk, stew
ard messenger and assistant messenger and appropra;ng
eleven thousand dollars for their salaries having beenredd
Mr. FLAGLER N. " proceeded to prove that the
President against the amendment by reading from the
Inaugural Address a chapter economy he wanted to
know whether he could offer extract from that docu
/ ment as amendment.
! The CHAIRMAN replied he could not.
Mr. FLAGLER-I apprehend declaration OF economy
would not be in order in this bill
Mr. GIDDINGS Ohio asked whether he could offer an
amendment appropIatng five hundred dollars for LAZY
! 10 take charge of the bedchambeis
| TIE CHAIRMAN said he could not.
Mr. GIDDINGS said he could.
| The CHAIRMAN again said he could not
Mr. GIDDINGS-Then | II not oier it..
Mr. FECKIIAM IN. " opposed the amendment. He
had no idea Of Increasing the President salary in this
Indirect petty sideway II the Presidents pay
not HIGH enough he would vote in open and direct
manner 10 increase it, This way Of getting up sort Of
kitchen or bed chamber court was not IN his opinion
! Democratic.
/ Mr. HIBBARD said this amendment was put in by the
Senate therefore he pcrtlnancy IN the remarks oi
the gentleman from New York. The President has not
asked for this appropriation and the Committee OF Ways
and Means have recommended to be stricken out Inc
! amendment rejected. 80
The one hundred and eighty nine amendments OF the
Senate having been acted and most of them disagreed
TO- The COMMITTEES and reported the bill. The main
question ordered concurrDg in the acton OF the
! Committee .
Mr. BARKSDAI.E moved to lay the bill on the table,
pending which, at q O'Clock, the House adjourned.