New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

appropriang sisO96O Oi5, the following being the priI

Tho naeSer Of enlisted in the n
The s section repeal. section Of the Naval Appropriation
b ot March sl ee seeona eon Of se ,sS s i &
3 August lssz 70 ,s ns sPy0%n@e. % ~, % Pay s. 0i sos
March 1865 to establish the onoe Of solicitor and AAa
TIE cnS section gives en, who perform he duty Of FIRE
men coslLeayen sg month IN addition TO Their TeSem pay
tsbbed by the &C, Of Jay as 1885, rrpea all onacg provision.
discussion. which hinged principally upon the dspo'l'
on OF pended moneys in the Navy Department. and
extended 10 questions OF extravaganza and economy
ra9g mp and vas paIntePSte9a "a 9 in NJ hI pTKr sa
Mane), WOOD Dem, ~ ", sPALDING Rep, Onia,'
mem. Pennj. ARCHER Diem. MdJ, BUTLER uiep,
Mass.l, aud others
Mr.. wAsHBURNE said that the arSt estimate 6 FUR. l
that his amended estimate reduced the amount TO s9
co. ana that the Co@ee On & ne
did not think that any information when COMO Dc had
from the presept sece5 Se S enSe S Ssfy Ds '
The administration Of the secretary OF the Navy ana
his reports & ava W e7'as sRn aud hreLer and
long letter from the Secretary OF the Navy himself MAS
read In piccemea and at various intervals.
Mr.. BUTLER Nep., Massl offered an amendment pro-
yldng that all pended moneys subject 10 the order
Of the Secretary Of the Navy on the ls OF July less ,ha
propriated In the b shall bc expended or drawn While
nS SaS Isa 0
Mr. BANKS ep., Massl criticized the aacrity OF the
ton of the House requiring reduction OF force a. the
Navy Yards such resolution having Deen mercy an ~
preston OF opinion ana not having the IorSe ol s" no
asked whether Mr.. Mashburne could explain
Mr. MASHBURNE confessed his Inability 10 40 So ana
remarked that the ways Of the Secretary are past
finding out" -. -.
tary and found that he felt bound respect the
pressed wishes of the House. Knowing the mali unity of
The pnbic press and OF some members Of Congress he
(RandalD did rot attempt change the srcreays de-
csOn IIe was satisfied that the Navy Department was
managed with closer economy and stfcter honesty than
any other department OF the Government
MKsSkGEs PROM THE PRESIDENT
The Committee rose, and the SPEAKER presented
message c President in reference the Of
the treaty OF 1853 with China for the settlements OF cas
Committee on Pore gr Affairs. Also a communication
from the CHIEF or the Engineer Corps In reference Is
ship canal around the Falls OF the OHIO: Roads ani
Canals Also communication from THE OF tiie
Interior with letter from the eColnlns-ionereDeal OF
the Land ONCE relative TO estimates OF spprO rasioI7,
Committee on Appropriations AlsO
COMNuNicAfioS FROM TIRE SECRETARY or WAR
lsee TRIBUsEs special dispatches from Washington
The cOrrtspondoioe announcing the removal oi >cet
ary stanton by the President having been rdd Sir.
MAsHBUkNE usep., ILL., moved that it be referred 10
the Committee on Reconstruction and ordered 10 oe
printed. 81.
Mr. BOUTWELL, Osep., Mass) suggested, with author
uy 10 report nc any time 'tr
Mr. WAsHbURNE modified the motion snd moved
the previous question.
Mr. MUNGEN Dem. Ohio wished 20 move, az an
amendment, It's reference the Judiciary CoaInttee,
but The prov ioua question prevailed.
Mr. LAWRENCE (Rop, Oh0) Wlhhec 10 nave u re-
k1rred 20 q select committee.
Mr. WAsHBURNE would not consent The Committee