New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-02


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- W~asaIssTos, ~aaua, Feb: 2s,-Ths HOUSE soday VA
n Commttee Of the Whole when II concurred In the
"a amendments to the Legislative, Executive,
W W.s.xdpPp ys1sr apPropfM,ation M bills
a. "A:snNssoToN, March LIN the House yesterday
5.t; =: ~, appropriation bill was up for con-
'cTss'iSn Tss Sai., !. commissss q .as Whole
g. N.sa bill WAS cut down before
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kept tnat u was almost Impossible 70 ar1lve % any
accurate knowledge OF sne nuane@ under invesu-
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cates e1 ana a. n
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ties sor creater amonnts than annes an thsr NORA.
One case ia cited where there was 4 difference o.
$40 900, and another Of over 46 OOO both Of which
were against the Government and in favor of the
parties holding the cerdcates, The facts ELECTED
| show conclusiveiy that combination existed for
compelling all contractors to pay their way in secur-
ing contracts, or pay per ceotase and that CON
tractors understood tnat tney naa got 70 pay ioE an
consaact .asy secuIeu " paJ Pc cen'sse " sos
profits OF the contract.
Inc Gomee, ~ M ot l .ae s,s az
snnerntendent Of Pnbi Printing hss heen auiltv Of
mprener and Illegal nractces n fhe ;.chsrs n Hi
ofciaf duties and that this case be certied bv fhe
Clerk of the House and sent to the District Attorney
| for the Distr;ct of CoInmhia
4 After the recertinn of this renort the Honse ad
;onrned. - =" 80 :
WAsH1seroy. March The House TODAY con-
CURED in the Senate amendments to the PostOmce
Appropriation bill after striking out $500 600 for
| Charleston and $3.50 900 for New Orleans.
| Mr.. Wilson offered an amendment, which was
adopted requiring the tOfice advertisements to
appear only in the two newspapers having the larg
est circulation in each State and in the city Of WASH
ington.
The Custom House bill was passed. -
The Mail Steamship Appropriation bill was up for
co9slassat,on sT,ao4os March In ,e se,,,. today Nd
Yulee, OF Florida, offered an amendment to the Post
Office Appropriation bill, appending an additional
clause raising the rate Of postage to i've cents and
abolishing the ranking privilege The amendment
was adopled py vote OF ~ yeas 70 ~ nays
The Central American Treaties.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The report that the Gus.
ley treaty had been ratified by the Nicarsguan Gov.
ernment is incorrect.
Reliable information has been received here, and
confirmed, that neither the Cass Yrissarin or the
Ousley treaty has been confirmed by Nicaragua.
The q. 8. Treasury
The total amount of specie subject TO draft in the
vorinns denartments Of The T,esnrv Densrtment =
six millions six hundred and forty thousand DOLLAR.
rr.,oh a,d pr;+;.h = v.r. a.,
H.n Huu 90 y. .s1as s = =.
81 40 Cna,;s u r. .nS mes
rons stand n hostile attitude befre Vera Crns and
are fayornp Gen. Mramon, are not credited here q
the Juarez Cabinet on the 7th inst. announced that
tbey had made arrangements for the settlement Of
the English claims from the custom duties, and there
The Washington TRAGEDY.
WAsH1scros, March THE Stokes and Kew
able I a. well a. in noIiticai circles. - -"'''''1
Sickles has consented that his wife and also his
child NAV remain together with her mother for the
present. =
No examination of Sickles was made YESTERDAY az
was anticipated. '37
WASHINGTON, March l-Sickles' counsel have
concluded to waive preliminary examination as the
Criminal Court commences next Monday and Sickles'
confinement will be entitled to an immediate and
final trial.