New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesdav June "a 1864
TIE BUILDERS OF IROy-CLADs.


The House Naval Committee to-day heard O
full exposition Of tho clad builders who are men,
accd with ruin by their contracts With the Government
The equities Of the several cases alone sufced to in
cline the Committee unanimously to favor the prayers
of these war.ship builders Above this obtained con-
sderation that was in its nature Of public policy that
as Congress had refused give the Govern
ment site for ironclad navyyard and facilities for
contracting iron warshps ii bound 10 protect the
commerce Of the country and to maintain the war
against the Rebels by saving the only in the coun-
try that build ron.cads from ruin through the en-
hancement of prices caused by the war. and enabling
them 10 fulfil their contracts with the Navy Depart
ment and finish the ships that imperiOusy needed
Tie whole subject was referred with power to a sub
committee of three-Messrs. Pike Moorehead and Girls.
void. They will probably report tomorrow.
THE TARIFF BILL.
Among the Senate Finance Committees amend
ments to the Tariff bill is alteration of the sooaed
Cape Of Good Hope clause in the 18th section. The
words, silk. manufactured, or not more
advanced in manufacture than singles, tram, thrown
organzne stricken out and cotton inserted
Spices are knocked out Of the House bill and drugs
generally.
The New.England manufacturers here are charmed
with the increase Of duties wooden goods the de
crease of duties Of their materials on the
reduction Of scrap iron and scrap Lead and the build
ers Of railroads smile at having STAYED off increase
Of duties on British rais
MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill taken
up to-day ard known In the House Pendleton's BILL
the same as reported by the Ways asd Means CON-
mittee was intended TO obyiate the points Of order
raised by Mr. Washburne and Mr.. Holman against the
Morton claim and other Objectionable items. The enact
ing clause was knocked out OF 1t. On the question
made AZ to regularity Mr. Stevens and Mr.. Pendleton
argued in support Of IT, and Messrs Wilson Brooks aud
Fenton against Finally on motion of Mr.. Wilson, the
enac,ng clause was stricken out and the House was
brought back TO the original bill OF the ways ana
Means
The Committee IL divided about these appropriations
Mr. Fenton and other members not being satisfied
with all the items in the bill. The appropriation to DR..
Morton s2OOO0oi for turning the old Representa-
yes han into gallery for stauay $4,000 for enarg-
ing the Congressional Library. sl60OC0 for carrying
on the work under the Reciprocity treaty, $780,
very wearisome annual swallowing of that amount Of
money BY some old people down East without the
forms Of work.
TriB GOLD BILL.
The bill TO restrain speculations in gold, |
which passed the Senate has gone through the House
with amendments which win probably be concurred in
by the Senate.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Senates tax on whisky will probably be
the House. 1t viii not concur in the several
amendments transferring the sale Of stamps to the
Treasury Department requiring collectors TO deposit
directly in the Treasury and transferring the taxes
collected from banks railroad companies, etc, from the
Internal Revenue Office to the local collectors. and
through them 10 the Controller of the Treasury
THE BELGIAN MISSION.
The scheme to raise Mr.. Sandford'S Mission
Resdency at Brussels into Mission Plenipotentiary
purely out Of compliment to the King of tie Belgians
was Yesterday squeched in both Houses Of Congress.
BUST OF THE PRESIDENT.
The President to-day visited the Bureau Of
Commissioner Lewis Of the Internal Revenue to see
bust Of himself made by clerk in that Office named
swaine. II Is remarkable work Of art, and was so
satisfactory to the President that he went FOR Mrs
Lincoln and brought her TO see 1t. The bust will be
sent 10 the Philadelphia Fair.
THE NEW LOAN
Numerous and large orders for the new Six
Per Cent Bonds pouring in to the First National
Bank Of Washington by bail and telegraph.
NATIONAL BANKS.
Tie Merchants Bank of Boston, the largest
there has forward It's papers for organization under
the new National Banking act; capital three millions
IMPROVING ARMY RATIoNs.
A Board, TO consist of the following officers,
ias been ordered to assemble in this city the 18th
ust, to examine into and repor; upon Prof L. n.
Horslord's memorial on the army ration Col Charles
Thomas Assistant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Lieut.
Col. John NJ. Cuyler. Medical Inspector; Lieut..
Augustus c. HanIin. Medical Inspector; Lieut. Col.
n d. Simpson, Assistant Commisary-General Of Sub
stencc Lieut. Col George Bell, Commissary; Capt.
T. A. Pierce. Commissary.
CONFIRMATION.
Col Bartlett of Massachusetts was to-day
confirmed as B.igadler-General.
10 the A,so ciated Pross
" AsHISGroN Tuesday. june II, 1864.
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