New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
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WA,uIsGTOv Monday. June ! !, 1870
Tie Nays bill, as L psssed both House, provides
frtbe ccus'rvCt'on of seven steam eOops-oWar, asd
IN al side wheel var steamer Tor ,he Cuinese seas
The late session ot Congress was rcmsIkabe tor
fewer scores disorder in It's closing hours thsa ssy
OF 8 predecessors.
Mr. Florence pern took the lead after midnight
on Saturday in proe sLs aganst dissertation Of the
Sabbath by the transaction OF business. The Pfesi-
dent and Cabinet were in attendance at the Capitol
To-Day tie former signing bills in the chamber OF tas
Vice. President.
The BIZ authorizing the Postms-ter.General 10 take
n treasures TO shorten TIE time OF Carrying the mad
from ~. joseph, Missouri TO flsceryile, Caiforoa,
from 80 TO - days, failed to receive the Executive
signature
The Light House BILL though passed by tbs House,
vas rot considered in tae Senate.
The Senate postponed until the next session the bill
establishing the Territorial Government OF Arizona
The appropriations made at the late session amount
to st least $50 tIU,WO
Various rerorts were in circulation to-day relative
10 a reconstrucOn Of the Cabinet, but they were to-
tally without foundation, the members never beng
more harmonious ard united than they now are.
Toe bids fer the Treasury Loan were not opened TO
day, owing to the absence Of tie Secretary at the
capitol bat they will be tomorrow.
The senate confirmed Mr. Schell as Collector ofthe
Port of New-Yoik, End Dir. Sanders a. Navy Agent
ard Dr. Bradford the same stats ~ Consul to Rome.
John =. Stockton WAS nominated as Minister to
Rome, and confirmed.
number Of Army appointments were coDGrfoei,
including M X. Stevens as Captain OF the Seventh
IntsntIy.
The Senate failed to act on the House bill repeating
much OF the Post-R cute bll authorizes the Post
master General 70 make extensive arrangements
for the transportation Of tho great through mails DO
tween Portland and NJ w-Orleans
The ~ uate also confirmed L. X Chandler OF Penn
sylvans Minister 10 Naples. f. y. Fsr of Alsbsms
Minister 10 Belgium. and u e. isncy OF Georgls
IS Minister 10 tie Argentine Republic.
The Freshest has ssGed proclaim .ton for the Ses-
ate 20 meet tomorrow neon saying trat an extrao.d
haz Urref rendering and
proper that they cha c0aYens to receive and at 90
euch cOuuuncai0us us havc been Or may be uado 30
t1en tte part If TIE Executive.
The documents transmitted by the President 10 the
Senate contain the instructors Of Secr tsgy Cas- 10
Minister to MeA,cO, dGtod the 18th day oil july
lSJ in which lie e8yr that the value and imporaocs
OF q railroad across Tie Istbmus OF TetuontoPec csa
scarcely DE pvtrestmnted TIE prospect Of tia COO
s'iuctiOn Of the Iosd has rOs become brighter, b,.
couse Mr. Fslconrei the Tehuantepec Company and
owner OF tic Garay gan, have united Their inter
ests AID nos seek 20 obtain from the Mex.csn Gov
eminent such n9difc ations in the s,oo grant &, will
secure tire construction vi tie road. Sucn ntdihcA.
tigns be CbtsLed aid II Is ccrfden.y believed
that sufficient cagtal energy and enterprise VIII DO
enlisted 10 accomplish the OF iect.
Mes.r-. Benj amin and La SIRE will proceed to Mex
ieo for that purpos. Ire chef drawback i the Goa.
troyersy between Mr.. Soo and the present Company.
WHO, However, have po.sesoon OF the lsthmu., snd
have tecn prosecuting the work al considerable er-
penfe. It toped that the controversy viii BE- ami
cablY eciuttsd between the arties. M. Fotsyths
il st.ucted on the account of Messrz. Benz smu and
is Sere, 10 make known 90 the Mexican Government
the object their mi,sop, and 10 give them SAGA cid
in "a scccn pishmef.t a. be nsy deem advisable ana
ehectual.
They may render tLenselve useful TO him Mr.. For
sytb) obtaining the cessioD Of erntory fro Merco
tmtraced by his III tTuctonsi and, deemed peceee'
sry, Mr.. Forsyth Is authorized TO employ their ser
yices. WIthou' intending to decide positively vast
ale the rights " Mr.. Falconet which nave been rec
ognized the NJ -xicen Government, lie is iIs.ruc,ed
10 INSIST that that Government shall extend simna
rec' gnton 10 any American citizen or company who
has purchased may plrchase tbs same from or ud'
der Fsconet. 1--WE cannot Secretary Cas- add,
agree that any distinction shall be made IN fayof~
bTtsh subjects over American ci, Gems. Whatever
"msy he the conflict Of claims the people OF tbs
4" United States demand that permanent right Of
way ecrOes the Ist5mus shall Dc placed On the sam,
treaty foundation
Mr.. Forsyth, in writing TO Secretary Cas, en- tns
18th Of September, Is says that in respec, % pva
eger, net much difficulty wonld have existed LAD D.
b en- authorized 10 purchaye them. He TAD Prevoae-
~ soupGed the Government, aid ascertsined thss
be could. for con der a'ol, obtain concessions sven
more ample than those contemplated in hii iastuc-
t0rs which would have given the virtual Protect rae
and military occupation OF the Transit to the Ccitsa
Slater.
Mr.. Forsyth says that it will be perceived from
copy OF the contract which Messrs. Benjsmia aad Ls
uded in the form Of grant TO the Lo1'sAns
Company that 1t IL neither In the shape nor IN Coz
lorny with the terms ada conditions set forth 10 bs
letter Of nstructiors. He regrets that the pubic ~
got alter las LOT bad 80 happy an .sue a. the pIvss
with Mesers Bcr jan in and Is Sefe. While tney
go on bsSis with privilege worth more or tess tS
Cover nett Of the United States gets rothrs ana 10
re, rs lfsss something-at all event., time.
Mr.. Forsyth, addressing letter to tue meIe..
Minister for Foreign Relations. says test tho hsAcs
GCyeinu ent has declined to enter into tsoety ~" ~.
basis Of certain cercessons H. tie United state ~
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