New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

'or, va offered a. sAditionL smeed0ec., sa4 kou
h~srs Sumoss, Brcderck asd Davis, Mr.. JOHN
son (resp.l &C 'opSed the shoe dsy ~ er,lsssse
vhy be you'd vote sgsnst the bill. ~hich be eessS&
cred letter q sece~ary sct aed-r the w~-@ssng
poser cf toe CoGsttstos, aor - tsst q DoasosesH
The discu.soa of Mr.. Sidellss CaoaA rcPsS v~
sss,ssed fer Monday next Aijourscd.
HOUSE OF REPR RSSENrArtyBS
Mr. ENGLISH finc }, from the Post Oties Con
mHtee sds 40 sdvers- report the msmor.' Of tas
Meaa, Vernon Association, sskiag that the R.gcess
thereof be granted the ffsoking privilege, the Coo
nitfe bene OF the opinion that said prvicge eagh
10 be restricted rather than extsoded Aso atveess
r-oor. 90 q memorial proposing the sbOliaoa Of the
o, mo,isn Of Mr.. ENGLISH the Committee 90
PosOfsc.s vas disohsrs~s from further oonsitecsksa
Of the enorial OF ChNs Buuerteid, prayiox fsts
.tab.kmept II se of stssIners be. ~esa the os,s-
cio.i Amt rto., sad Mexican ports on tse Gak q
Me ,ioo He moved to refer the ms,tes 70 tas Can-
uittee % Commerce.
On motion Of Mr. JONES Tenn }, thc meuoraAWss
tsb'ec bv 81 agSnst IS. 49, q.
Mr.. ENGLISH m,de similar reports Nth reSxsn
the me eu,sl "a l. Blsecser md sssoc stss tof mas
steamers 10 South American ports; also tse me scna
OF John Gardner for mail steamers to the Ws@ iahss'
B.ah tabled.
Mr.. ENGLISH reported bill TO abolish the freak.
ing privilege and for othsr purposes. lie tris1a q
ueuLi ne considered at az early day.
Mr. ENGLISH reported 8 biu spproprseng WV
TO able the to employ 10 srAT
clerks. ,,., AL
Mr.. HASKIN moved to lay the bill 90 the tass.
he could zee 90 proprety Tor decreasing sne e,p'a'
of the Poet Office Dvpntment. ~ nov COS! 'Ni'e q
much as under the last Aimioistr >tion I,
The motion w.s sgreed to : i3 aza'ast ~.
MI COyODE Pal said he did not wise % os
At he voted against the OIL te
Pnst Ofice Department, durpg the late Pc ,n'yssms
elect, n had clerk to spsre 10 g into his Dsenss
ard operate sg.ost him lLsughterl
Mr. EN- il4ISH reported bill regmN,ns vac P.y'
men, OF the D, stage on newspapers and PsrioiicuS
II nroyides that periodical dealers may receive thssf
bundlss on pa,irg postage thereon the Same 40 reg
lar Subscribers. Maps, epgrtvings pno'oNapsH,
&C. TO paw postage of Cne cent per ouoce "' soto.
al sn .unce. The bill proposes to punish persoas
who receive money for postsge, but frsuduenty sNR
hod it. or who fail to deliver letters takea OUT Oh 'as
Office ddressed to Others. ~,
TIE bill sas referred 70 the Conm''ee '" 'n' " ~"s
on the ate Of the Union. .c.,....
MI WOOD (Me) frcm the Post-Ohice Comm'4so
reuott.d bill estSbl,sh ostlooal ins OF stssu.
.hpu from certain ports OF the United states W oeoss
Britain. o... r. .h Wal. q.
the tate Of the Union and resumed the ooas iefauoa
of TIE Civil Ard Dploma'ic Appropriation OH.
Mr. HOPKINS Va offered "a aineadmen, mAOs4
an spprcpriation OF g. 80 tor the salary o io~ssese
Hsri., Mic ser Resident 10 japan,
Mr. SHERMAN (Ohio) coutended that the Presidess
ban nc right to make this appointment. lie ssd ws
are now following the usurPatoa eommenoo1 ~ r''"
AT TYLER vbeo be stIt Caleb Cushiog 70 Chisa.
Several gentlemen expressed their views, oosteed-
ing that the Pre- siient has the hight to make dPIomM
nc sppoipiuers, whenever IN sis opioioa tue paine
The suepdmert " a. adopted by one majority.
Dnripg the proceedings, Mr. CURRY (Ala.l attack
ed the eppoiI tme,t of 80 many Foreign Minis,cu'
The otfces were hike 80 msny hospitals for orokes-
Mr. KEITH Is. c. replied, If what Mr.. Curry hM
,ted was So It as not the fault Oft diplosauc
system but of the party which bad pressed tae sp-
n,inuet of per sons uo6t for office mere spotsmess
Mr. SlCKLES IN. " condemned such roiorm se
IN. ha iuauyurat1d and asserted Tn IS
u woud rot be approved by the country Az sh1
time when Eorope is ssitaed, 1t IS necessary 10 nav
rctrsertatves abroad. GenteIneD, IN Their Lesi 70
efetoh did Lot TO understand the history OF the
Mr. DOWDELL (Als.) moved TO strike out the
clause of the b, sppropriating s15,o 10 ensoe tie
Pf.sdtnt carry ou the act o 1919, AMI
eo,s for the sUI preston cf the slaYe'uaie' he saa
th,, clause should hav. place here. There vas ne
In or syllable authorizing the President To sead tue
Africans Of TIE Echo TO Lissns |, WAS en assu rptcs
| II power. He was opposed to tue whole arrange
| nept.
A.. PHELPS Mol replied that various snns hsv.
been ber.tofore sporcpf ,ted 10 enable tho Presdsa
to execute the OF 1912 aad tue latter mas
Con in his Al paa Message d contract tor .ns
care sId support Of those captured Africans. ins
aIrareeu 81 was wise aud a humsno one, tor whioh
| he took the precedent OF President aoarJe.
Mr. CLAY Ky said he was opposed TO sll laws "a
| rei.Ieuce Ia tho slave trade.
Mr. PHtLPS-Then repeal them but 80 long ~
| they remsin carry them out.
Nr. SINGLETON Miss moved proviso, tdss
no part o, che money shall be used for the support or
education Of any Africans heretofore or hereafter cap
tured ard returned TO their native lard after they
shall bay been delivered into 10 hands OF an agent
or sgeIis He believed iG strict construction OF the
Constitution, and objected In schooling aud educsis5
I such A'TCaps at the n"An -~asu,s
sn. NICHOLS (O0io) said, il there was ons CLAUS
in tte bill which more than another mot the sp 1ro-
ts'iOn Of tie people il that under consider
alton. IL WAS tie mos. meritori0us appropriation in
| the entire bDl.
| Mr.. CURRY objected t. the Presidents makiog
contract 10 cppoTt and educate tho negroes D the
| Echo. IL he could rake contract for one year. he
| could nske contract for bfi lie urged rigid al.
tererce to the Corsii ution and not able % DIS
cr,mps.e between false and strained constructive u
| law by bigh executive officer and by band of meu
| Mr NICHOLS replied, defending the appropriation.
Fe believed that everything which the President hsd
| done in tie matter dictated by bigh seass VI
tonor tie country aud ths req airemsnts of ham
| ity TIE Committee rose.
| On mo on of Dir. HOPKINS va resolution wN
adopted calling tie Presiient for the report Of the
Special Agent, Mr. Eugent, to Vanoouyess Island.
| Adjourned.
| HovsB OF RyPREsESTATIvys,
| @.saNeTOs, D G. Jan iss.}
| 10 ps EdtoV 81 tn. ~ e. 1ritss.s-
| SIR: 10 THE TRIBUNE Of the 22j ] lad the Yeel
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