New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

M. LRTOHER replied tast wien to- gentleman
paced tie record, end reeored 70 MS be.f r.
wac a &c vBy.
III SEWARD &c a. said lie belonged to the Dem
ocrstc party, but Complained Of tie Ailnistr 81 On
for is &C rothiry policy, IN rsfrsns to carry gu. the
bebes Of IL last Cor gees rolstye TO Nsya depot
ct BrursHick. While million aod hslf o. dollars
il appropriated fo7 Navy yards elsewhere, nc money
Is recomlne nded for that. This morning his sn.nd-
ment, stpropsstng $500 900 10 complete tast work,
wes voted down by tAe votes OF extreme Southern
Navy sss % ope frozen in Connecticut as 70 save no
sympathy 70. the Sc-th, while the Secretary OF he
Treasury is surrounded by such Circumstances that he
crushing out net cny the interests OF that section,
but the State from which he comes.
Several amendments were made, among them one
appyoprsting 800 900 for altering the pTeent to
bietc loading once and anotHer spPropfa,ing s'3,
700 70 pay the fonr companies Of volunteers mustered
ito the Utah service for nile months.
Mr. GROW pa offered as section q the latter,
that no part Of the money stall be expended for the
support of military force TO act as posse eor-itaus
in Kalsas bet It was ruled out of order.
The bill wa tEen laid aside, and tie Committee
took ~ that making appropriations FOR the Ocean
NAL sefyica
Mr.. DAVIS (Miss.) SAID tte time had come when
Coogress bLcuj take into rs hauds MAJ. legislation
than j. now 6osa. There is otly orA line between
New-York aid Europe now EXISTING under the sw.
large potion Of the noney appropriated IN this BIZ
vas to authorize tine Postmaster Gsneral 10 m.ks
contrasts With other companies, and wes n snteSHy
wrorg sd WiEt 10 tire different sections OF the coun
Try Eew-Yo,k should not have tie SOS privilege Of
controlling ire commercial operations Il Toe country.
Mr.. j. CLANCY JONES PA. replied tina; tae
qutston OF carrying tie mails WAS merely one VI To-
s;tc..blty. The Law G. 1875 authorizes Ire Post
master G.rersl TO make contracts &c. lie hsi msjs
note except temporary contacts with the HAVE lus
foT tia Dr0oeeds Of tie postage lie has been waiting
for Cor s,ess % ,eei-late TIE beet OF general
slsten INT Congress falling /" do 40, ,orlaon
Of uIcrey for one year il asked.
M. DAVIS inquired whether a conracs has not
been made for carrying the mails scrO-s the i.tnmus
Of Ieuuentsp pee requiring $3.50 900
Mr.. JONES was not aTale that such wss the TACT.
MI. DAVIS fa.d he informed tina. the c)l-
dtio4s were agreed upon and ready to be signed.
H.. JONES remarked tia, thsre not enc icilir
Of ia bill. for that purpose.
Mr.. DAVIS wanted TIE bill defeated, ard the POST
Office Committee would tIyt TO report general sys-
ten.
Mr.. JONES was authorized TO say that the Al
mIistIstion dssues CCpgress to taks up the whole
eutject OF the foreign mai service, aud put OF a
self eupportitg basis.
Mr.. SANDiDGE ia oflsred an amendmsnt pro.
yosrg lines fom New-YoIk TO Liverpool, HAVE an!
Guok-tedt, and from New.Oheats 10 Bordeaux. nnd
authorizing toe Postmaster Geners to make tie con-
tact for ten years.
Debate on tie amendment was ruled ont of order,
and the bs above named reported TO the House for
definite actior. when Tho House adjourned