New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

= ,oNTs said the House should have printed c'we
h s,,sg that che potcicn y AprrHpra"'n u" may
= r.s.heA shis Ncok, he mcN ed that 'h' House ~ III"
Fls.s.sex u,s,n e. Agreed Ia,
W. rHESlON had oaervd an amendment erp79prM
.s.s,etN 6cr completing Che Custom. House al A'a"
Wy mn ny moved 10 strike ont Custom House and
- M NfNec he said only one person WS' om
J.,,A IN me tc,wcv but SIXTY persons w ~, .'
tttytsy e. Obtain money Coz tec C1'''. M I',jn"
- vs,,ns r,crev u,dCJ false rfcitnses a. 'uv '""h
=. rasle, N,g t6c rost O0icc hc wishtd !" say ~ hi,
M. NETVkENEWGE nmMNcd u% ,H,.,, ,y1s
sssopw Appropriated a. di"vrs ~ un,S ~ o Tho
- a., ~, ,r,tips thc building alone was 80 WV
~,k,st a., s,,cum ss>, nsnno, De mSue W, 81 /;
NJ ''Nvs ,',rtr, He friends wanted hcauti'
We t"sS,N ~ ittvas nov erected he would rather
es 49,, fr i,nprovcmcnt ~ fer oharhahio Pur
NO rprSroN sa,d Louisville pays. twice rs mach
,,.,'s.vr - Ns,f,lk nam y .mrrc Than siS'VV''
NJ Mli son dCtcEd1d N''"N
~ ISNEN s.oAc in is,Nr ot appropriations for
ur.,efn Custom Ncu7c
NJ kTCNHG said only slle0oo were appropriated
Ak tAc No,tN Custom House and why was Il that me
S.s,p, Hce IN louisville could not ne bud, for ooo'
IL al nncS (WNm House could be built Tor Sl2Op'
40 in h,sr Nc,Ncrslic mgs or not less than sJlJ0OO
\, >oah ms ardNstNNd tNs
~ laH<,c rySi occ is ta, largest distributing one IN
lie " sstggs country, with thirty clerks and o:her en-
S SssSS vase '''Y '''' '''''' '''' ''' ''',
Nj PRESTON 5 amendment was agreed 70. Ayes -
NJ HENTON cNercd an amendment appropria,ng
sNeoO ~ completing The Custom House at It Louis
he said the slpropgaiiSn rs roc"mmelded ~ ~. go
ssIy cf the Treasury IL s not n1Scd rcOo''e
Rat reasons are given for t One is that the custom
House i, nov In yFoSCss ard other the amount OF ne
sr,rartiNtcu IS BEEN restricted IN secretary oI Tue
T(asnrV ssvs that true economy requires he huH1ng 10
h. faced VIII stone and NJ with masuc on the D'icHs
and H. object If the appropriation 20 make the bdlid
nS hrv prof snd of dursb1 ialeras 70 i"S' lHs cen
lafies and WAY not grant Nhtn ne hrS' "eh' ~ o.
,wis n waS French village bat now il has Popla
trn of iOlQtN ard represents the commerce oil Europe
on Us shcros and the; commerce is increasing every
SSy But Few wears ago was his privilege to have II
sss r.rt Of delivery. end afCrwayd cNtenacd the act
Al re psy,n az duties n; 81 Louis S3OoUOU were PAID
in lSS ucNi year SNN,t aud ne Paymen' Is constant
" incrcssin The bUiilg was not for Custom ii0uss
sone but for Court rooms Post Once. Surveyor Gen
erAs O6c-in 81 ret less than dozen different Pur-
poss Excessive rents have now to be paid for accom-
modSfcrs elsewhere
MIR HoI SION referred 10 previous legislation to
saw that NJ Benton was Hte IN error.
The SIN nj neri was agreed to--s9 against 90
Mr. RIDDLE offered a. amendment, GpPTogra'mg
si9ioO for n Custom House In ilmngton Del lie sod
Ii s,u drnen O. the elect offered yesterday vas
IN h;raT Standing alone with colleagues TO back Il,
Ard hoptd Tie Committee would favor me Pr3Posuon
Amendmoai agreed to-s2 AGAINST 80. Other amend
oenis debated IN nv inmates spSeCH' Al CoH'4u
SOP die c, mnttte roo. when
she STEAMER laid b. tore the House commune alton
s,Dn the Presdenr. nclosng report Of the Director OF
H. Mint OF Philadelphia ar les which was lad on the
tsble and ordered 70 b. printed and thot the tHn'hg
Committee he directed 70 inquire into the exPediency OF
rrint;ng ~ eaty thousand extra ''p'es.
The reporf saws that tie age, including goa bafs
s.eeuied AZ TIE PHILADELPHIA 6 in 1913 has amounted
70 s6Oll 2ts. Of which s363 otl were IN gol CONS
sl5s3Ss3s was il refined goei irs - '-Jf IN SYer
coins. end so7O'9 in copper. lhs coinage was com
Used in 6e775537 pieces .ng than twice the
number Of pieces before struck at the Mint in
eod i snd p silver including silver par6sed
and made pursuant The act Of March, 1888 making
fetal Of SCI 6s26sO in round numbers Inc coinage
Branch Mint Of New Orleans amounted to sJ443oOV OF
h;ch 600 were in gold coin and 81 235 900 IN sill
YER Numbers OF pieces STRUCK, s6S32gOO were de
posted sot25i in gold ard 600 IN silver Incn1
me silver purchases Total SC6ss3sj. Coinage Branch
Mint Charlotte C. amOuntCdtO S3393lD in gold com
,r;sed In 67 c7 pieces deposits s3O5 in gold Coinage
branch Min; Dshonoga Georgia amounted to sio2s7 ~
rod comprised in % i39 pieces deposits Sl909o IN gold
coinage Of the Mint and Bronches for tine year 1888
Fas: gold $50 5000 in silver, S9,00I,j copper
s67 O6O total round number II may DC Of m
,yerduros and in silver 1851 lbs. If 1000 lbs. be
proper a. the tun ii will be that the large operations
during the last year reach aboqT Ios 'mns ooss
Told Of domestic production deposited AT the
Mint and brsDches during the last year. was
Of which s55 34s7 was from Cai0rDla ana the Odtnco
Oregon Of the value of 1855 These were the nrs de
posts from that Territory and characterized by having
sPprecieb!e per eeni9se OF platinum iahd iV %
parted from tho gold from California amounted 10
1888 in addition to which there was received other
liver of domestic produce to the value OF sIoI19; Az
he ptincipai Mint several deposits OF Ausaa gOld nave
been made during the present year. amounting to Sl9oJO
The entire cOnege al the vaTous limits from the tune they
,n,oouced "a as follows Philadelphia Mint established
ISea sJs2 22e e6s: New Orleans Branch, S5049I665;
Charlotte branch. S3,7s003s Dahlonega Branch S'%oV
"a Total all minis, sl,79H299.
Mr. DEAN presented resolutions from the Legislature
If New York relative the security OF immigrant pas
sengers Referred to the Committee on Commerce
BURNING OF A STEAJER-FOUR LIVES LOST
CHARIEsToN Wednesday Feb l. 1854.
The steamer Eagle bound from Columbia to APa!achi-
cola was totally destroyed by fire on Monday together
ct 400 49, of COTTON Fonr neoroes also pershed in