New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

sndtbe ID strict Of Columbia inviting estnstes jr toe
three routes and that 900 be appropriated to pay
the expenses.
MIR. GWIN moved that they had consnn-
mated the greatest farce accomplished by any
legislative assembly, they now adjourn.
Mr.. BELL called Mr.. e ain to order, but evidently
without changing his opinion.
At late houl, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of the
Consular ard ID pomstc Appropriation bill, and re.
sd To concur iu the amendment OF the COMMITTEE of
he w hole which proposed to curail the humber OF
treigp ministers and send them only TO Crest Brit
sn, France, Russis, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Calna,
Puu, Turkey and Nicaragua. Yeas, as; Nays, i4o.
The House also rejected Mr.. Crs~fords amendu ent
uoposing to reduce the sum 10 enable the President
% cary into effect the Act Of March, 1919, for the
oppression Of the slave trade, aod other subsequent
ris from $75 600 to $i5 OOO the ohe being to with
lod the auOubt necessary 10 comply with the con-
rsct with the Colo0izati,n Society for the education
and support Of the recaptured Africans o. the Echo.
The folowpg are those who voted for Mr.. Cfaw-
kfd's ameudment:
Bysn Bennett Cs,i. Clay COBB, Crswfd Curry David
Dowdsn Ed%9nd.on Eu;,s as,9e,s &C. osrse9 ;%Sds'
ssid Miles Moore Ps,tOB, Ruo s.ndage, seward Shaw
s.ss,.on sS Talbot Tdpps Vance, wslin Wright enn)
(, 2oLieoh-r a..
entire ciause which was negatived-2o against l65.
The following is the affirmative vote on striking out
M.srs. Avery, Bouh,u BOyco Bryan. Ca.te, Cobb Cav
Houston. NJ ou-er, MoRse, Maynard, Mes Mo're Raain
suddee s.vMd, Shorter, Singleton stA"'th' ssePnens
NE bill Was then rejected by SO against 80, viz:
YEAs-Me.us Adrain Ah Anderson, Ase'y, Barr Bishop
cSn Coch,spe Cocier CorDips Cox Craig MOI Davidson
Davis (MdG Davis (no Dewar Eomond.ou Eustis, Faux
c.ssos. Hail C6o1 Hatch Hawkins. Hodge. Hoptn.
nu.Ae uyeI Jsk.OD Jsp.n' os.D 3ones L,Sd' k,w
ss.S. M; si:sn MoasoTSsIy Ssyoi Ml ISo Rsg: PsS1a.
Wp Ph6p. row.n Rsssau Russell scot, se.rias Shaw,
~ C sh.w On Smith ll s@lth lTsonl smith vs,,
sb:on s,e-s ma bot osSsS I'' wSs
WAiiesy, wip.ow, Weed. wOOds0n, wOrendyke, Wright
xAss Ms.r. Abbott, Bark,d.c Bennett. Binsh.m Bli..,
Bohhs% BoSSe Branch s,"sSp ssAn sSnSn onns safo G
,sa. Crsw;opS Curry. Carti. pavi. ssss D.yi, O~.j
Ds~ss Dean Dcl, DodS, Dwdsl, Desee L0ie Farm. SoS
Crow B.sD' Hosro, Horton Howard, Jone. (TenO) Geim,
S SS Ms%.n kpsS sssnst ss,'l a ssf ass aS
None IN Y mott. murray Nichols, Oiu Palmer Parker,
f, Phe Peter po,tis Poryan,s Kcs" knnis HOo
shseiop Spinner stsliSorth, stanton, slsphsps Sswa'
,s ThsysI rI%ets rpPe ysos w.d' I'm WSissS %.s
Wright (T-nn.,, ZolheoaeI-s. =,
Mr. BRANCH IN. moved to reconsider the vote.
Mr. LElCHER Wa wished to know the objections
gertlenen have TO the bill II they desire to strike
ou the appropriations for foreign mssons let this fact
be distinctly stated that It might be kno Tn wha'
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srop,re 10 the dark Some bi siDilar to this, will
have TO be passed, ard they should therefore make
provision for foreign missions and c0psulships now
Mr.. NICHOLS iOhiol said, as Mr.. Latcher bad sp-
pesled TO bis side OF the House rs the Opposition
party be asked, who has the power here, and is re-
spots bic for carrying out the Presidents recommend
auolsi
Mr.. LETCHER ,Va.)-It would puzzle Pbiladel-
pbia lawye 10 tell who hes the power lLsugnter
s. far ss L.compton and other questioos were con-
Ceiped he had ascer tai oed that there cot Al
riisttaton majority, lie did no. know how the ma
iaIty was made up. Toe session was drawing 10 the
close; We must pass the bills necessary to Keep
The Govern ment in operation be called together In
al extra sessiop.
Mr.. NICHOLS Ohio said it seemed to be the sense
q the geptls the Republican side that II they
wre allowed TO vote on certain amendments, such ss
sinking cot the Mission to Persia, the bill could be
Aved.
Mr.. LETCHER iVs) replied. He could not give
esm such opportunity. lie had understood the
sker t. say th. propositions IN connection with the
hl were presented IN the only shape IN which they
could Re voted op. II there was more conciliasion
hee would be less difficulty, ana they could arrive al
aselsihlc CONCLUSION.
Mr. NICHOLS (Obic) said that was the very point.
Mr.. LETCHER ssked Mr.. Jones Tenn, Who had
voted against the bill, ho6 msIy missions he wanted
Mr.. JONES replied Persia and Jspsn.
Mr.. GIDDlNGS said this appropriation blu,
and his vote would depetd Mr Letchers answer to
Means intend to report bal for the appropriation oil
~, Coz, ,0UO to Caba 80, he wo9ld stop the Ad-
Fnnisttstion where IT 70.
Mr.. LETCHER replied that such bill had en-
aesied e oW tbs Committee ON Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. GIDDlNGS repeated his previoas remarks.
lie would take step IN that direction.
4 The SPEAKER reminded him of the irrslevaucy OF
he Cub>p qpsstion at this tine.
Mr. HUGHES Ind.l SAID If The Speaker hal noticed
hs objection TO question of Mr.. Gijdngs, tns
IN would not bsve come before the House.
The SPEAKER said be cid not he sr the gentleman.
Mr. HUGHES replied that he could not help that.
The SPEAkER--I hope the gentleman did not in
trd 10 ~ rod ~ the Gear.
Nh. HCGHES-No; but II 1 bsd shond have only
been paying # 40 old debt
The SPEAKER-lf the gentleman has any personal
quarrel with the Chsr the House "a TO Paeeto settle IT.
Mr.. HUGHES-lknow that, and ssy the same 10 tho
Speaker.
This oclcquy occasiot ed considerable sensation.
Mr.. STANTON l0hio) understood that tie vote on
the Republican eide against the bill was on the gfoand
that the diplomatic expenses were largely increased
ever those ot last year. Four or five unnecessary
niitions had been added. There would be no vote by
the Republicans On the bin, If there were IN It pro
Visions Which were exceptiopsble to them
Mr. PHELPS No. shosed thst there was nc
ground for complaint and IN support Of this assertion
nterred TO the previous proceedings.
Suggestions were made by Mesus. HOPKINS,
HOWARD, RlrClliE and the SPEAKER, with
Tie view Of relieving the House from difficulty, and
sepsIing the BIZ fcT amendment.