New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

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Nj j. G. JONES (Pa.) reported back from the
Committee OF Ways aud Means the Senate amend
ments the bill making appropriations for the servise
Of the POsOfice Department Tor the nex' hsca year.
and the bill making appropr atons for tue expenses OF
collecting the revenues from customs, which were re-
ferrea TO the Committee OF tie Whole, aud made the
special order therein
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr. Hopkins Va in the chair, aud took up the
Senate amendments to the Post-Oiice Appropriation
bill.
Tie first amendment, which establishes the office of
Fourth Assistant Unconstitutional at sslary OF
s. eco year, wac discussed al length, ana nnely
agreed to-Yeas 13, Nays JS
The second amendment, which revives an act al.
lowing small extra compensation to the oihcers OF
the ashngtOn City tOstOllce, on account Vi PuDuc
dOouments was jected.
The thirc amendment, allowing the Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General a messenger at SSlO year,
was agreed 20.
the navy to pay T. X. Collins and hs assoc ates c7r-
tam sums deducted from their compensation on &C.
count OF the slower tips Of the steamer Ericsson,
gave Use TO long debate, pending winch the Commit
tee rose.
At ten minutes after O'Clock the House took a re-
Gers until o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
The House was called Crder shortly after clock.
Mr.. PHELPS (Mo) reported from the Committee of
Conference upon the dlsasreelrg vctes OF the two
Houses on TIE bill making sppropiiati ons for sundry
civil expenses Of Govern uent, tDat the COMMITTEE
recommend that each branch make certain specified
CONCESSIONS. .
The House concur in the amendment ap2roprating
SO 900 for tie improvement OF Pennsylvania avenue
10 this city; IN the appropriation for tie Little Fails
bridge; in the appropriation for the Washington Aque
duct in the fern Ill which passed the Senate; in the
appropriation for the completion OF certain custom
Houses, with provso that except IN the cases oil the
New Orleans and Charleston Custon-IIouses the
money shall not be expended until known that the
buildings will be completed for the sums respectively
appropriated and also with an amendment reducing
the appropriations SlOO,0OO in esch case Tor New
Oreans and Charleston; in the appropriations 70 pay
the volunteer 10 called out 10 Kansas by Gov. Geary
and in the provision against obsrucng the streets OF
Washington in certain csses. 10000
The Senate recede from the appropriation of 3 900
for improving judiciary squ8re IL tins cny SlouUo
for raptipg trees on mall and $50 900 for an add-
ton to the City Hall for Court room.
Both branches agree 70 the amendment making an
snnronrstion for the Capitol extension, as amended
by the House hut with slight m ficstion; aud to
tile amendment relation TO the continuation Oh the
American State Pspeis, as amended by the House.
There are several other notifications which are not
of public importance. -,
Mr. ZONES Tenn moved to icy the repor, on the
table srefeing the defeat of the bito its passage in
this shape. x,N
which were ordered and the motloa 10 lay on the
table was rejected, Yeas AZ, Nays 10y. 80
The Yeas and Nays ordered on the report OF the
Committee of Conference, and 1t was agreed to-leas
So, Nays1. 90 nv,
resumed the consideration of the Senate amendments
TO the bill making appropriations for the services OF the
Post Office Department - -. =.
The fourth amendment, 10 10 the COlhns me
of steamers, was agreed to.
The fifth amendment, repeating the law requiring
letters to be advertised IN newspapers having the
largest circulation and providing that the advertise
meDt shall be given to tae papers which VIII insert II
at the lowest rates, was agreed to.
The sixth amendment, limiting the salaries OF speciai
navy agents 10 -, 800, was agreed to.
The seventh amendment providing that no arTanS 3.
ment shall be made by postmasers giving one claSs oi
papers than others, was agreed 10.
The eighth amendment, increasing the rates OIL lei,
ter hostage after June 30 20 five cents under 3oOo
miles ana ten cents for greater distance led 10 pro-
MIR. TAILOR IN. W moved TO amend by providing
that this increase snail only taks place IN inc States
where the postage is insufficient to pay the expenses
Of the service 1t was disagreed to-feas, II; Nays
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The Senate amendment was then rejected--f cas-
| 40; Nays, 20. c..,.;;, -;
The ninth amendment, sbohshlng the ranking prv
! lege accorded TO Members OF Congress, also led t.
| discussion.
MIR. WINSLOW (N. c. moved to amend 60 as to
abolish the pIivieg. only far as relates to the SER
| ate PievsileG-Ieas 50; Mas not counted.
| Message was received from the President, II
which he SAYS thst his indispensable duty 70 cal
the attention of Congress to tue cordon OF the Treas
uTv. On the 18th OF Msythe Secretary estimated ths
| ~ 0C0 600 would probably be required for the hr5
two quarters Of tine Lext fiscal year. Tais ooes no
| include suCh amounts "a may DO appropriated oNs
ard above the estimates then submitted and the prob
able deficiency cannot be asceftalned till the apptopr
s.ion AID private bills shall be finally passed u,
recommends Cougress TO provide the Necessary me al
before the adjournment. The failure u do so would
be disgrace which should lot ID on the country. II
VII be impossible / r lin 70 sscsItan the amOuIt re
quited before Monday next 1t being now ! o CLOCK
Saturday. He repeats his statement IN nus aonua
message ana says pc is deliberately determined TO sp
prove no bill which he has net deliberately extniieo
end that he will not depart from thaexcept 10 extreme
cases. He DISKS pOstpOnemsLt for d Onei period !O
the reason stated and says he will not detar Congress
an hour beyond tie time necessary to ascertain ta'
| total amour. of the approprla ions.
Mr. j. CLANCY JONES (Ps) said the message
was based On the suppOsition that the House III no
finish action on the Appropriation bulls TIL ste hou
tonight. tie Loan bill has been kept back from th'
consideration Of the House for the simple purpose tna
the executive branch nay ascertain from the OUTSIDE
estimates of the Secretary of the Navy whs' amount
OF money may b. required. He SIR. jones' indie ..eC
the programme relative TO the action 90 the pendns
measures by which the House could set on them ntel