The New York herald., 1867-01-31
WASHING TON
Tho Gold Bin Killed In tho
Senate.
Debate In The HsuSe sR the Diplomatic Ap.
ppSpFiatiOl Bill.
THE LEGATION At ROME ABOLISHED.
THE Tariff BILL n THE SENATE.

Proposed Annual Inspection Of IUdian
AlIAirs.
- &c. Il.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1867.
The Geld Bill.
me Ssna1e Finance Committee have at last disposed Of
Ne Gold bill BY making an advsrse report thereon
nay favs the present policy Of the Secretary OF
she Treasury and they win mot recommend any lsgis
IaAien which has rerence 70 tho sales Of gold or to con-
erection or expansion They appear to desire no change
IN the existing laws ON these subjscta The growing
conviction appears 70 be that there win be perfected
asgisasion on ths subject this session ts
The Tariff Bill.
In the Senate Messrs Wilson and Sumner again advo
Gated the reduction Of the duty coal but their efforts
were not successful The llibsnl Of New Eng
except her own while she is graphing a I'll modes Of
protection for them, creating small degree Of feel
ing akin 70 disgust In the minds Of members from other
States.
The Diplematic Appropriation Bill In tho
H0ase.
The House having resolved itself into committee Of
the whole the Diplomatic Appropriation bill, the mo-
zion Of Mr. Williams 70 strike out the appropriation for
She United States legation At Rome was again consd
D
vens. schenck, Morrill, and Williams in favor Of, and
Aess Fink Chandler and Banks against the motion. IL
adopted This debate proved that there was An Ill
concealed hostility to the Roman Catholic Church per-
vading the minds Of the majority Of the House.
Proposed Inspection Of Indian Affairs.
Mr.. Window, of Minnesota, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs to-day reported back tho bib TO provide
board OF inspectors for the Bureau Of Indian Anairs
and warmly pressed its passage upon the House The
bill provides for the appointment Of board Of three
commissioner with sufficient authority TO make the
closest scrutiny into all matters connected with the
Bureau-one civilian 70 be appointed by the President
oficer Of high rankto be detailed by tho secre
cary Of War; tho third be selected by the Confer
snoes OF the different religious persuasons Of the
country. Mr. Window said that in 1865 commission
appointed investigate the Indian troubles and In
dong had travelled the whole Indian country,
AaA heard the copante Of the chie and all others that
1 aggeved and sought for the best way to prevent the
recurrence Of the evils, and the Commission recon
nended MEASURE OF this kind. Tho Board would make
- lnspesrep tour among the Indians year and
inquire into and correct al eviA He did moi approve
Sr ths aneBdmsnt to turn the Bureau 10 The War
Dspartmsnk and stated that the committees Of both
houses with exception were In favor OF adopting
sAis bill, He thought ths present system was very
seod one but the dicply get thoroughly honest
sscted were not al the best men the duty They fsh
\ Aissumbsnt upon themselvss to mako money out sf
she positions and he thought shat but Of the
proposed inspectors would b q politician, while the
sthss would be selected by the churches and the War
Department And would therefore be above suspicion Of
wSong there every 70 believe that the Indian
sGas would bs carefully and properly attended to and
the Indiana have 70 complain OF neglect or bad
treatment Bsfors tAe sl vas disposed Of the morning
oses sxuisaA
The Fsrt PAn Ksaxny Massacre.
me CommssioneF Of Indian AnAirs 10 engaged in the
sppointnsnt Of commission. to be composed Of three
eminent citizens two military officers Of prominence
- 70 TO Fort Phil Ksarny with the vicw Of full and
complete investigation into al the facts and crcum<
saness connected with the recent massacre 1t that
post - well 10 take into consideration the disturbed
condition Of Indian Affairs in thai locality, and STOP n
yossibls, the threatened var throughout tho Indian
country.
The sewara-Msssey Csrrespendesce. dc.
M Sumner In the Senate to-day introduced resolu-
Non calling on the President furnish the Senate with
Whatever Information no may have in his possession
concerning writer Of the letter b Mr. Seward making
charges against Mr. Motley, our Minister At Vienna
Mr. Sumner stated that the SECRETARY OF state had
fensd 70 him. ss chairman Of the Committee Foreign
Relations letter charging NJ. Motley with utterne
tscyal sentiments and speaking disrespectfuly OF tho
1yssdsnt and Secretary Of State He found that the
hitter referred written By person obscure that
ls Se1a5ted n ~ squvalsns Anonymous communi-
sasson sns sAssw hss sbs Ara ghh Istsss. aid Hr.
Sumner sas nsAs By The Secretary sf Ststs the basis Of
Ais correspondence Win Mr. Nossy. and he pAignanty
denounced policy which holds hs Representatives Of
government in fersgn parts accountable for Language
d 70 have bean used % sss alleged 10 hsvs been com
tsasa BY shen he asssrtsa es usknswA ~ usspon
sabls persona
MP. Cswan aud the Austrian Mlsslss.
In view u the protest OF Shs Pennsyvana delegation
agnsns she cepnmaton Of the nomination Of Senator
Cs~au ~ Minister 70 Austria and his reported inds
pestsioa acosps the preferred appointment, gen
evaly believed that the Senate will refuse confirm his
THO Currescy Qsessiss. -,.tc
ms Banking, Cunsncy end Sinking Fund bHYf Hr
1Halan 10 thought 70 bs losing ground, the, oppe-
atssa to being mr. greater than anticipated.
ne bali lsskus the Of $4,000 900 bearing
nsre three per cent 70 take the place OF the oom-
pousds, wll b introduced N the House, though the
ways and Means Committee probably will fail agree
upon IL
Letter fresa General Escebeds.
me following ID an extract Of letter from General
EseobeAs dssed ssltlls January and received to-day
b. tbe Mexican Min isssr:-
I arrived in this cisy yesterday with the Second
division OF the Northern army and part Of the trains
sf arms and ammunition which - take to the interior
OF she republic. ny march had been delayed somewhat
because did not ke 70 90 without the arms ammuni.
oa and clothing necessary 70 raise aud organize args
army In Central Mexico.
Dinner Of the District BOARD ef Trade.
The nrss annual daner Of the Board OF Trade OF che
District Of Columbia the occasion Of the collection Of
ihs leading business Of the District and largo num-
her Of the members Of the present Congress At the seaton
House this evening 70 discuss elegant sepas and to
promote IN acquaintance between the public mon Who
are at present in the city and those who conduct me
commercial affairs a the capital The Bserd Of Trade
has been organised but shout year. and s csmposed Of
she most energetic and substantial Of the bu sness men
here Tho bspens that always result from Intelligent
and harmonious action have been srssdy largely felt In
she promotion Of various enterprises that have becn fos
tered and urged ny its wen directed sfiers
6'suess u Dessscrnssc Members ~ CeSTvess.