The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22

The Fertilization bill had no, passed the scuste whcu
the above estimates made up.
The Secretary " the Treasury to the House
ccmber last his annual estimates for the service of
next fiscal year, amounting in the aggregate s4s2!s,
sos 56. The permanent appropriations chiefly Cor the
collection OF customs aud interest the pubilc debt,
amount to ssl73 $50 as so that upon superficial
view would appear that the Secretary only wished for
s5l 452 4.6 % for the entire service the next ra
year. The Secretary himself IN his recent letter. pub.
lishcd in the HiAID repeats the thing lie aggre.
gates the appropriations asked for only SO u.s.
sos when il is well known that in addition this sum
his colleagues In the administration, the heads OF other
departments Of the government, send IN estimates and
recommended ons almost without number They arc so
numerous aud often 80 indefinite that Is impossible 10
state them. They amount however to tei millions
Of dollars.
Mr.. sherman Submitted the other day specific state
Of Of them amounting Coz $50 but very
many not included All these together with the an
nua estimates, rcerrs the Committee OF Way and
Means, and upon them the committee have base the
Appropriated bills. The Committee Of Ways Means
reported bills embracing every necessary item cxpcn-
disurc except Cor private claims. These bins amounted
to s45 oss SIS 10 81 go oil So less than the estimates
f,he Secretary Of the Treasury and than eleven
millions ess than the aggregate estimates submitted
them By administration. Mr. sherman thinks these
bills would have required economy aud reforms
In various dep~rtmen,s bat would have been ample, and
than ample, to have administered the government
wisely aud well for the fiscal year In this opinion
many Of his pariy dinsr with him, believing that
every dollar cf reduction made this year will be made up
10 deficiency bills ncri year.
The aggregate reductions by the House upon the
mil,ces bills, reported ws o. ,2ss $50 81 and They
passed without division.
The above table shows that whs these bis passed tue
House at ss2sia,5is L. they Increased IN the Sc
nate 70 $40 $50 SIS T5or increase OF 80 T3 3i3 O.
wHu WAS DOM IN CONGRESS-
Tie Housc to-day disposed Of all the senate bills the
Speakers table, then considered the subject Of auto-
rxng the Secretary Of Treasury reissue s2l 900 900
Of treasury without increasing the liabilities Of the
government. The question stu pending when the
death Of Mr. Schwartz announced, aud the Hcuse at
journed.
The Senate has concurrcd Ia the Conference commees
report giving extraordinary power 10 Captain Megs 10
complete the works the head Of his superior
officer, the Secretary q War The precedent IL danger.
ous one and involves personal spite towards Secretary
Floyd aud viii yet come back 10 plague It's inventors.
Tue bong standing claim Of Mr.. = g. squIer. Of New
York passed both Houses to-day by unanimous vote
aud the hearty concurrence Of all PARTIES
fus kxToRrkD xoKxoss
The statement tina, Captain simpson his way 10
Washington bearer Of Dispatches from Brigham Young
TO The government which contain propositions from
Brigham sell on, the Mormon property 70 The Unsei
stetes, Is not credited NJ. Hcper. the delegate from
Utah, says that brigham has right authority tn srl
shy property his own and that hac not regard the
statement reliable The probabilities that Il il
continuation ofthc scbuez which were started sometime
ago by several specuaor- 60 the gOvccnmcut 10 maze
propositions TO bu, tAcn The
rsrie-' WITH any favor ard hrs sHp quietly UNI
nov '"lgn Captain sin,-cu b~ nosri pt,'n
ANp JuNs
III e'.crhns.a bsse relieved 40 iasea seace fsoa,
either China o. Jaren &c airy three monihs ns -
gsrirl - 'ie s-0n o, somewhat strange tnll
N.asr ward ard Harris Should be -, o,r ,,,, fl, 49,,