New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
vote in detail.

OF these il is known the following would have voted
for the Treaty: Ames Anthony, Flanagan, Gilbert
Hamilton Texas) Those known TO be opposed are:
Bayard, Buckingham, Norton, and Trumbul
The total receipts from Internal Revenue for the
fiscal year ending to-day are within fraction Of
sssOOO the total receipts from Customs estimated
at s17OOO0OOO; and from Public Lands and all other
sources about s3OOO0OOO This will make income for
the Government of nearly $lOOO00OO The Sinking Fund
up to to-day inclusive, shows s37,66591 e3 the Special
Sinking Fund shows $50 5S7776 o. or total of s24c2
e6s "a TO be deducted the National Debt The reduc-
ton of debt for the past month viii reach nearly so
100000
In the Senate to-day, the House ano~nd"'cnt TO the
hin co. proteetaug furbearing animals OF Alaska
passed without material opposition At o'clock an
Executive session called, and after more than an
hours session doors reopened, and the Tax and
Tariff bin was then resumed. The discussion on the
Beesemer steel rails continued and finally the rates
fixed by the House reduced quarter OF cent per
pound Various individual amendments were offered,
but some were withdrawn at the request of Mr. Sher
man. who urged that the bill should not be made to
assume an omnibus character and those agreed to were
unmporant. In hope Of finishing the bill II was agreed
TO hold an evening session.
At the evening session of the Senate Conference Com
mttee the Banking and Currency bill was appointed,
consisting Of Williams Morton and Bayard But little
progress was made in the Tax BILL and before 10 O'Clock
the Senate adjourned for want OF quorum PROPOSE
ton TO the interest OF hNo Pei
cent received II votes including Messrs Fenton, Rice,
Ross, and Pratt.
The President will leave here tomorrow evening, in
special car for York, his way to Woodstock,
Conn., where he is to spend the Fourth OF july as the
guest of Mr. Henry c. Bowen of New-York. He will be
accompanied by Mrs Grant and twoehildren, and by
Gen. Butler the members Of the Connecticut delegation,
and his private secretary Gen Porter All the members
Of the Cabinet have invited except Mr. Akerman
fha to-dav OT of amendments
Senate to the Indian Appropriation concurred in,
and the bill was sent to a Conference Committee. Mr..
Sargent who has charge Of the bill in the House. init
mated in speech to-day that the House had yielded all
it intended, which indicates that no report from the
Conference Committee need be expected before the last
hours Of the session. The Committee on Commerce
finished their work for the present session. consuming an
hour in the disposal of number of bills of unimpOrant
nature The Funding bill was afterward taken up, and
debate begun under the five minutes rule There was
good deal Of talk from members both sides of the
House, but no arguments were advanced. An
amendment making the bond subject TO Government
tax was voted down. sentiment Of the House being
80 overwhelmingly against it that not half the number
required 10 call the and Nays could be obtained The
first section was disposed of without amendment when
motion adjourn sprung and carried the excessive
heat making the Chamber anything but pleasant
Now that the San Domingo subject is disposed of. 1t is
believed that both Houses with industry can get so far
with the business as 10 ne able 10
time fixed upon July 1876 without detrment to the pub
lie interests An effort With made tomorrow in both
Houses adjourn until the 5th OF July but the PROPOSE
ton is not likely TO pass either House.
The Florida Telegraph Cable Company had nearing
to-day before the House Foreign Affairs Committee for
the purpose Of urging the repeal Of the law giving
monopoly to the Cuba Gable Company. They made a
proposition TO the Committee 10 build line and lay
cable Havana and not TO charge more than u on all
messages Of words, whether foreign domestic be-
tween Lake City, Fa and Cuba. 1t was shown that the
Company charge for messages OF ten Words
between the points 81 all u. Messages, and s6
on all Cuban messages. The matter was discussed for
time but no decision was reached
Gen Butler was before the Ways and Means Commit
to-day for the purpose Of urging the adoption OF
reciprocity treaty with Prince Edwards Island The
General explained to the Committee the importance OF
entering into intimate relations with this Province
and believed that it for the best interests OF all con-
cerned that we should have liberal reciprocal trade
with them The Committee have always favored the
idea Of making some arrangement with all the froV-
inces with view Of securing their large trade, u that
the House has repeatedly voted down every attempt
looking to reciprocity with the Canadas. Nothing WILL
therefore, be done with the matter at the present