New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
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WASHINGTON, Friday, June % 1860.
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.

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| WASHINGTON, Friday, June %, 1860.
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.
| The Conference on the Legislative bill adjusted
the points of difference this morning by the House
side yielding the amendment to give is Printer tie
300 900 copies of the Agricultural Report, and the
Senate side the reduction of % per cent on the
| present prices Of printing.
After all the pretended zeal in both Houses for
the correction of the printing abuses, the rates
continue the same as heretofore, although it is in
| proof that Mr.. Rives does Mr. Bowmans work for
cog of the price allowed by law. and Mr.. Wendell's
| col Germ does Mr. Ford's at 80 per cent. The
| frenos of both parties were active in preventing
any reduction by the Conference, although most OF
them voted for it, in one form or other, in both
Houses.
THE TARIFF.
After calling up the Tariff bill on Wednesday,
with much parade and afectation of interest, Mr..
Bigler allowed yesterday to pass without pressing
its consideration. Under the rules Of the Senate,
one day having interviewed without some action, it
now requires special vote to take 1t up, which,
in the present confusion and hurry is not expected
Mr. Bigler went to Baltimore last evening to look
after the more important affairs of the distracted
democracy and left the Tariff to take care of itself
at the most important pinch This whole move
ment was sham from the beginning and Mr.
Wilson properly stigmatized it as such on
Wednesday when the reconsideration was proposed.
When he House became satisfied to-day, as was
fully apparent before, that there was no purpose
or prospect of modifying the Tariff in the Senate,
the Lean bill to pay off the S2l 900 of out.
standing Treasury notes was Immediately passed
by eleven majority, and returned, with the sane
ton of the Senate in ten minutes afterward.
THE TREAURY NOTES.
Secretary Cobb is much disturbed that the
House refused him the privilege of re-isuing the
Treasury Notes and restricted the loan exclusively
to their redemption, because he is now compelled
TO meet the expenditures with the ordinary receipts,
and has no authority to borrow an additional dol
lar. His estimates for the ensuing fiscal year were
predicated upon the basis of using these notes, as
during the last two years.
PRIVATE BILLS.
The President authorized the announcement to
be made in the Senate that be would sign no pri.
vate bills after to-day, yet those passed by the
House were overrldden by the Post Route bill,
which has been n, elected for months past. Needy
claimants have suffered great wrong by this harsh
and culpabe neglect.
MR.. sCHwARTZ's FUNERAL.
Over ono hundred members of the House, and
numbers of devoted personal friends, attended Mr..
Schwartz's remains to the cars although it took
place in time to accommodate the eares train.
THE SANDMAN MISSION.
No intimation has been given 10 Mr.. Winslow or
biz friends Of an intended offer Of the Sandman
Mission. He refused it before, but it is now raised
TO the full grade.
TIE ADJOURNMENT.
A soon as the Loan bill passed, the House
effurts were made to alter the time of adjournment
by substituting tomorrow, aud Il number of mem.
bers TOOK The afternoon train home. A scene Of
great confusion prevailed in the general struggle
TO secure the floor for special objects. and the
Speaker gavel was vigorously applied, with little
effect.
THE CIVIC BILL
Rumora have been current all day of the Presi-
dents purpose to veto the Civil bill
Ts the Associated Press
WAsHIsGTos, Friday, Jane - 1860
The PostOftce Deficiency and Poet Route bills are
the only OF general public character now pend.
ing between the Houses with the exception of the
Tariff.
All the Pennsylvania present excep
Dir. Dmmck, voted against The loan BILL and three
Democrats only recorded their names in the negative
namely, Messrs. Cobb, Florence, and Morris OF hi.
pois. The affirmative was mix cd vote of all parties
The Senate uassed the bill within fen rninuta. fa, \,
left the House.
Congress has changed the title of Purser TO that of
Paynaster in the Navy. The British Navy adopted
this title rome years ago.
T.. q. Baylor has been confirmed us Consul to Co.
logne.
The President has appointed Mr.. Lawrence, now in
Paris, and Judge Longstree delegates to the Inter-
national Statistical Congress, TO be held ut London in
July next.
The Columbus Ohio, City Council left this after.