New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22
for establishing Government Printing Once, for
fear the establishment of his late confidential crony
and friend Mr.. Wendell, may be purchased ~
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

fear the establishment Of his late confidential crony
and friend, Mr.. Wendell, may be purchased. p
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
The intelligence from the Baltimore Convention
confirms my anticipations at Charleston and here,
and places Mr. Lincoln's election beyond all doubt,
if any was ever entertained large fraction Of
the Douglas Democracy will now vote for him, if
for no other purpose, to emphasize popular jud-
ment. One effect Of this scbsm will be to give
Mr.. Bell the votes of several Southern States, he
could not otherwise expect, and to strengthen the
Opposition in that section for years TO come.
A new era in parties has been inaugurated,
which had its inception in 1854.
THE FOWLER DEFALcATION.
No steps have been taken to purge the Sixth
Auditors Office, Notwithstanding the charges Of
the Postmaster. General, in connection with Nj.
Eowlers defalcatioD. This retention exc'tes much
comment after the late developments.
TIE NEw-ENGLAND DELEGATIONS.
The change in some of the New. England delega-
tons against Mr.. Douglas, lie attributable 70 1ne
unconcealed opposition of Gen Pierce, VINO mas
NOT besitated to express his belief that such
nomination WOuiQ Dc latni w s"o D~-'~~''
THE CovODE COMMITTEES REPORT.
Mr.. Robinson of Illinois declined to sign the ma
iority report of the Coyode Committee, because
he did not concur in some OF its conclusions, al
though he did agree with them on the Lecompton
and other points. He refused also to unite with
alone in his glory.
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
Messrs. Dayidge and Vanderbilt have combined
in u proposition to the Post-Offce Department for
carrying the California mails via Panama but it is
not improbable Congress may place this line
general footing of foreign service, though hereto
fore declared domestic by the Attorney General;
in which event nothing more than hostages could
be paid for the service. 1t requires vigilance to
head off the sharp practice OF this combination.
THE POsT-OFFICE DEFICIENCY.
The Conference on the Post-Ofiicc Deficiency
bill have again disagreed on the restoration of the
mail service and will report that fact tomorrow.
One side or the other must yield or the bill will be
lost.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate confirmed number OF minor APP
pointments this afternoon but rejected Mr.. Wilson,
formerly of PENNSYLVANIA, as Judge of Utah, though
backed by Mr.. Bigler.
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
Another conference will be held in the morning |
upon the Legislative Appropriation bill. The dis
agreement in regard to the loan will probably be
adjusted by the new bill introduced in the House.
The amendment to give the House Printer the job
Of printing 100000 copies of the Agricultural Re-
port will be compromised. The Senate amend
ment to reduce the present prices of printing .
per cent ought to be carried.
70 the Associated Press
WAsHINGTos, Thursday, June 81, 1860.
The amount estimated by the Secretary of the
Treasury for the service of the next fiscal year, was
SAG 279 OO0 and the additional estimates by the other
Departments $ls, 223, 5s2IIOtal, s6l,3oS 40: me
mates 81 go, 000 The amount in the bills, as re-
ported, was s45 4Sl 900, and as they passed the
Home s42, Sl3 900. The amount in the bills as they
passed the Senate was S49, jS6,S28. The amount as
hey passed both Houses was 45,543OO0. In ad-
iirioD, the Lighthouse bill appropriates nearly
1867 600, and there is estimated for private bills
81 900 900 and the permanent appropriations amount
SIS, 600.
The Senate were in Executive Session several hours
o-day. They disposed of all the long standing business
IN the calendar which consisted of forty nominations
or appointments in the Army andNavy, of Postmasers,
Collectors Surveyors Of the Customs and other officers
The Mexican and Central American treaties were
The nomination of Mr.. Churchill Of Ten
Ie see as minister to Guatemala has not yet been
ported from the Committee on Foreign Relations.
The appropriation by Congress for 900 for the
survey OF the Chrqui Isthmus, and to ascertain gen.
rally the advantage proposed in the contract with the
Navy Department, is considered great gain to the
chiriqui Improvement Company, as 1t saves them the
expense of q survey Identifies the Government with
heir enterprise, establishing its value, and is atrumph
over all opposition.
The bin which passed the House to-day proposes to
erect a Post-Offce and Court-Rooms on the Barley
md Levy lot ON Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and
iiyers the former appropriation and sale of Govern
nent property TO this purpose.
XXXVITH CONGRESS.