New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
;EInu CoNGREss-np SESSION.
SENATE. ..wisnNoroS, March TO- ls'a

RIGHT Law. Mr.. STEWART thepy NSNJ-A ~0n'Vli"
% the Legislature OF Nevada praying iof the reimburse
a,snt az MONEY ADVANCED TO SOLDIERS Of the United
state. Mr. TRUMBULL rep, nl.i-A memorial Of the
ys.eeuye Committee of the Colonization society %hieh
after describing the condition Of Lbere and ie Difficult
aes Of communication between the cantres at this time,
ssssrs that 100000 persons mOsy from North Carolina
ee desiror OF imm,grane nther and that the fnnds
year They therefore ap annroDIafi OF 100000
ysas TOT se S,e nent Of LINZ OF LIssA ssistv
.sqrahnG defay ali other expenses ard to provide
S AZ s 0A srriyng at their DESTINATION OVHu'
M H0WxRD tRen'. MichJ reported substitute loi
Mr AnthOnys resolution, IN RELATION VI proyidng
ee re- n etc. bS he admitted 70 that portion Of the
Capitol set apart the Senate ana rs rs of tSe
noSe nov So except on be issued daily
By the not ~ issue Forty are sp
pTopTiaea for the diplomats gallery to be dsttoSeS
ypater four to the Chief Justice Of the United States
the Speaker Of the HSasf Of the supreme
Court OF the United states two to each Judge OF the
rs az sms two to each Cabinet officer two the
General OF the Army, each to the Mayors OF
sonian Institution each to the Commissary General
The General the 81 era Na ne
one TO each Minister OF church IN washington SIX be
70 the President OF the E9 nv I've be resident PRO
tempore aud the residue are to be distributed 70 l cen
ators In proportion to the representation OF he Sta'cs III
the House Of Representative.
After objection by Messrs, Wiley and Howard ,.,or
Mr. FEssENDEN Rep. Me- hoped that me fesoiu5,o99
might be adopted otherwise the seats would DC OScuped
BY mob to me e8fus0m OF W similar TO
those that occurred the other day, during vote IN the
sand witnesses each day OF the uial sufficient
Mr.. ANTHONY rep. X. l. moved 10 strike ont one
tickets authorized saying that tho gallery could not com
fortably accommodate more, without occupying me
onendeTs il disturbance should occur, ana confusion
would necessarily attend every entrance and exit -,
Mr. A en-
been called to these expressions OF appreciation or dissent
IN the galleries; the manifestation reprehenslDe
whether coming from friends the Of Con-
gTess, or Of the President. , -, 49,. ia. .,
some Bureau had been favored, and not all.
Mr.. HOWARD said that some must necessarily he ex'
alluded Senators could furnish them tickets If they DC
sired He already had 200 applications for tickets lie
expected to see greater MOB assembled arounu the
Mr. JOHNSON Dem, Md advocated the resolution.
who might not observe the decoTun which should mark
occasion An order might be giyon TO clear the
der executed but once. Without this provision the
galleries would be crowded in five minutes after they
we're opened by certain class Of people in the district
who took deep interest in this trial and thousands OF
men from all parts Of the country would be here who
could not be kept quiet except by force. -,
Mr.. AnthOny's amendment was not agreed to. Mr.
resolution the provision appropratng ticket each to
the Mayors Of Washington and the. Secretary Of the
smithsonian Institution; the heads OF certain Military
Bureaus each Admiral OF the Navy elergymen IN the
Mr.. HARLAN Rep Iowa. moved to amend by insert
ing the words four tickets to the Mayor OF Washington
and two tickets to the Mayor OF Georgetown" MOI
ir. ANTHONY moved to add the following to the end
occupied shan be reserved for then
ssS%cdsoS ior re members of Representatives
MI SHERMAN Rep, Ohio though that the Senators
would be more comfortable and consequently more
patient during the long sessions they retain their seats
benatOrs who could not hear might change their seats
MI. SUMNER rep. Mass) took the same view.
Mr. HENDRICKS Dem. md understood that during
e nT9Iss7 q the trial the morning hour was to be de-
Further dscassio sasaed during which Mr. MORRILL,
epyt said that their ordinary business would be con;
tnued as usual during the morning hour while the trial
session TO Consider internal Revenue matters etc.
Mr. Anthony's amendment was agreed TO, and after
further debate the resolution was adopted.
The Joint resolution relative to the Post0nce and Sub
Treasury Of the City Of Boston, passed Ii appoints
oSate he Post DCe sS6TTeasary and United States
PTSs Offices and appr9pTas S9 Ior tine Rose
coSsgLAR ASD DIPLOMATIC ArPE32PEIAIIoE lion BILL.
SIC s CC1:pST aHS DRS s Gs ABP %Sp a
uon bi was unoeL cohsiueIhIon. 1nS Iuesuo NS On
Debate ensued during which Mr.. CONKLING rep,
n VI alluded to report IN the newspapers regard TO
q proposed appointment of Minister TO Greece which,
be SAID Senators would doubtless be glad to confirm, aud
he hoped that they wonldnO throw out Greece.
The amendment was not agreed to.
Mr.. POMER0Y rep, Kansas offered an amendment,
pointed as Consas or Consular Agents or commercial
Agents shall be either native born or naurazed citizens
Mr., MORRILL, tRep. Me- said the only class allowed
by the law to comprise Foreigners was that OF commercial
Mr. SUMNER Rep, Mass) said that there were many
important places abroad which American citizens would
not think it worth while TO take for example the Con-
eulate at Falmouth England bad been held by Quaker
famlyOf the OF Fox he believed since the revOlu
ton, several Americans having declined ~ take when
Mr. POMERoY would withdraw the amendment as it
would not be proper on an appropriation Dill 80, -
snIttee on Commerce offered an amendment providing
for Consuls in the cities OF Osaca and Yeddo Japan at
on motion of Mr.. COLE rep, Cali the consulate at
Guayamas changed from the 800 70 the 81 900 class
Mr. SUMNER by instruction Of the Committee
Foreign Affairs moved to amend by inserting the words
"for expenses Of additional clerical assistance to the De
Mr. MORRILL, REP. Mel referred the Senator TO the
D0th rule Of the Senate recurring one days notice for
amendments TO appropriation bill reported from Com
MT SUMNER said that notice had been given by the
President Of the United States expressly asking in
cent message that this appropriation should be made:
Whole the question on agreeing TO the amendments
Mr. BUCKAIEw Dem, Penny hoped that the Com
fDittees amendment striking out Ecuador would be
that mission, urging its great Importance commercially,
and the advantage over us that England and France
would have from representation there the mission
Mr.. JOHNSON Dem, Md and other Senators took the
the mission TO Ecuador was not stricken out.
The amendment striking out Bolivia was also dsa-
Mr.. SUMNER asked for a vote on the amendment re-
sons abroad from $4,000 TO 10000
Mr. MORRILL, ldane) opposed it,
Mr. FEsSENDEN (Rep Maine) had been told by the
Secretary OF State that he would prefer 10 have SO0C0
more anS wS1d Try 70 get ao5s Win that He would
he withdrew the amendment.
Mr. SHERMAN Rep, Ohio renewed i, and it was then
M HOWE Rep, Wis., then moved to strike out Portu-
make that appropriation.
Portugal The remainder OF the amendments i'm
Committee were agreed TO- and the bill was passed.
On motion OF Mr. SHERMAN the FUNDING BILL was
made the special order for tomorrow.