New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

Of lis actnn bu, be bad done VIA. be though. ngh.
for the entire people
Mr. RUSK should vote for the report With sres. re-
luctarcs
Mr. YULEE ssie the sarps, and added tia. be oily
rtgsrdtd il a. q temporary measure.
III report was then agreed to by Yeas 30. Nays
ysnt, Wade, Bright
Aojournet.
WasHrseros, Tuesday. March 3, 1857.
The Senate tss, ed The Forticsi0u BILL the bill for
the construction OF Ptniterti,ry IN Nebraska and
ore in KsDsas, and the Navy Appropri ,ion Blu.
Mr.. WELLER presented q co COMMUNICATION from the
Vice President elect accepting the office and promising
10 try and fulEl ts duties.
The Civil Appropriation bin was debated and p.ssei
Or OF the amendments TO i, sppropnates $4,000 for
the collection Of agricultural a'i.tcs and the dntou'
ton Of seeds from the Paen: Office, and $500 TO en-
able the Commissioner TO collect information respect
ipg the consumption of cotton in all the countries OF
the world. Amendments were adopted. granting
81 coo O00 for the continuation of the Washington
Adueduct and $500 600 for the construction OF new
dome % the Capitol
recess vss then taken. g., a..
Wh'e the above bal WAS under cou,id.r.,,u MI.
ADAMS proposed q Dew e., ton alO sing Raj ru sd
'ompsn.s 10 csy the mai FOR eight yeas 10 pawn en-.
Tor all turits on ZION for their roses
. M. bI6l.Ek oADestly oIpos.d The srendment
He bac Lol I'd hat The rarf question ass settled a,d
ttdt at M ressioE he had voted FOR tn report Of the
ttHm.tite n COLiefei Ce Sc \. Of compounds bt
tween ne vanous coLtctIa in,sess IN thu ,un'-y.
lie va ssr rscd 70 ind this s;iacE perssien'ly re
LEVIED again, The irh Interest. lie r-ga Del the
An, DC nent A. feIingh pr,u.uE 10 railroad comps
Lee to puieAt= foreign non and ins.ead % p,Sng the
cent rates 10 mIl serN ice prJpcs-d 20 pay hfec
81 io-i Int. a. much FOR tbs, sefVi.e. lie could
Gtuois'rste nofe iacts but did not web - take up
'ibe II lie senate so1.d Vub down tho net nut
L. would io"go thc fenaIk- Le pr I"scf 10 m,ke.
TUESDAY, IL o'cLockPx.
Hr. JONES Tenn moved 20 smsod the smeHd-
ment by inserting provision making railroad iron duty
free. He said the only way to dePste the Treasury
wss to make free goods. He thought the iron interest
Rad orloyed the duty org enough
Mr.. BRODIIEAD rose to question of order His
colleague had been induced to yield the floor from
inpnfscn thai The subject wac not to be discussed
snC ye. the Senator from Tennessee was making
speech upon the subject himsef.
SIR. JONES replied he not to be bGlled or
buffed by this iron interest any longer de knew he
rights and meant 10 maintain them. AL he wanted
Was simply vote on bis proposition.
) Mr.. RUSK remarked that this talk about offering
premiums 10 Railroad Companies to take a foreign
manufactured article Yves " all IN my eye, Betty MAI
tin" The Pepnsylvan manufacturers had enjoyed
this duty for years They hsd taken it from the pock
cts Of the frontier States, which were poor. They had
had long that they would yield it with very great
reluctance. lie bad no doubt but what they won i
rather have the appropriation bills ta than lose tne
benefits Of the contributions which bad been drawn
Mississippi for every hundred dollars worth of saa
railroad iron laid down, the iron Manufacturers have
pockeed twenty four dolars; but the present propo-
son was not to take of reduce the duties on rail-
road iron al all ar he could demonstrate if he chose to
take the time. 1t merely allowed them to pay those
duties in different manner than as NOS proposed.
The amendments 70 the amendment was then REJECT
cd by 10 against 49, and Mr. Adamss disagreed to by
II sgainst 49,
Mr. STUART f,om the Committee on Conference
OIL the Deficiency bill, made report recommending
the Senate 10 recede from some of their amendments
The appropriation of SlS3 900 for books for disribu
ton amopg members was reduced to sl31 600.
Mr. STUART hoped tha. the report would be con-
CURED in, believing it the best they could get
Meesrs. BIGGS, TOOMBS aus BAYARD opposed
the report preerrng ose the bill rather than yield
their hostility to The book amendment. The report
was di.sgreed to by agsnst 49, and another Commit
tee of Conference asked.
Frequently violent and convulsive attempts were
made to obtain the floor. Fifty members or morew
On their legs at once, crying out Dir Speaker, ana
fourishing the particular bills or manuscripts they
wished to have considered.
Numerous motions to suspend the rules to consider
specifed bills but few members were successful. Many
gentlemen were bourse with bawling to attract the
Speakers attention. One subject was no sooner dis
pcsed of than such repeated with but little
variety except the Speakers efforts with bis voice and
hammer 10 restore order.
Among the bills passed amid the confusion, was one
for the construction of CustOm-House and PostO Once
building at Perth Amboy.