New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

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Mt. sARGENf (Rep.. Cali moved that the senate
amendment reducing the rate OF income tax TO two and
half per cent be @ HoncA IN be senate amend
ment providing that the income tax shall be collected
Mr. sCHENCK opposed it as requiring to be further
amended. - --,,
MI sCOFIELD Gep, PENN moved TO reconsider tho
vote rejecting the first amendment of the Senate
on the table Negatived-72 to lO9. ..
Mr.. sCHENCK opposed the amendment a. striking out
the specal tax jugglers, lotteries gift enterpses
&c; abohing the dstlnetion which the House desired
make between wholesale ana rsi fpe cbarscs op
s business and the Senate In the amount OF sales also
he statsd that There was no security whatever for the
Goyernment The contractor.who made the stamps OF
when he was having Ave million dollars worth printed
on the part Of the Government have i've million dollars
proposed to wipe out all these sections.
Mr.. sCoFIELD declared that his OBJECT IN moving con-
oice-hOlders He believed that the report Of the secre
sSo is0 600 I'm a month had the Government this
session $4,000 Every time the report came in
Urged et for every KIND Of obbery every kind OF improve
ment every kind Of claim He wanted the Amendments
conenrred In instead sending 1t TO committee Of
ference whose Obtinacy, so far az the Committee OF
Ways and Means were concerned they han al occasion
To remark in overriding the wish OF the House As tn
the juGgers, &C. the expense OF collecting II was
stamps he had never heard or any stamps being lost
AT ali events there could be independent legislation on
The Vce was reconsdered and the first amendment of
the senate was concurred in-Yeas, 100; Nays, 70.
o TIC sna Striking cot The the House BIZ which
the allowance OF rent "a 500 was conegirI IN. III -
corr dauoa root Tor coffee cents per pound
"e The Se1se amendment in relation in.
The amendment striking ont the taxes vines and
brandes substituting co eyele' and Gsmsnne
The senate reducing duty ute butts so 80
The Amendments amendment a.s S.''l he So va SsS s Words
scrap and wrought scrap iron 90 per un we're noncoa
The senate amendment sword blades nonooncqi
The Senate neHt reducing th d1y Oh ee t"9y bars from
The amep reducing the duty on s railroad iron Bars made in part
amendment placing duty on eTine sre grnls,one baldng
tons and for guHwsds
The Committee wsys Mean, bad recommended
The anenden striking out the paragraphs in relation to
nickel absi German silver and Ike mixed metal uononcurd in
-Yeas, II; nays, g. -.
ad raL0r nonconcurrsi IN.
The amendment striking paragraph taxing ship ehrouomee
HE amendment reducing duty live animals per
The Amendment allowing the importation free Of duty animals for
TIE amendment striking toe paragraph PneaPPes
and t meH striking prunes pqms nOnopeu
The sme1h striking OCT the paragraphs relating 70 book' r
opl ls anu are uOn-coueurre in striking p
sapss putting o. M free LIST orac ami 'OLune acid rough damOnd
The amendment pattinye the e LIST the household Effects Of
families returning migrating IRON ioes eoante' n@' In
'esgel LOT sle inl ny bs,
steam plough eneGy 70 be mpd for tHo years nee Of duty Was
me .al.uetre to usz .h element OF inter TO be
used for the maagfegTe o. sgaPGSeT ls in
The amendment relating to goods bonded SeA0SS vas uOo'1'
Cured in ,q,r, ain
The amendment allowing putting up metallic oachses
rhe amendments allowing the transportation OF imported articles O'
Mr. BoLEs SRePr Ark a;sed unanimous consent to
have the benefit OF the new regulation; but objection
made.
visions shall take effect the st OF october, 1870
n and the dsagreeing referred
Mr. COBB Rep wis, from the Committee on Military
Affairs reported back the senate bill extending the
for presenting claims for additional bounty for six
THE LEGisIATIyE APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr.. DAWES Rep. Mass.), from the Conference Com
mitee the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appro
On the question OF salaries the Senate had yielded
trey with or two unmpOrtant ptOns, In regard
DO female cerksthe phra,eocgy OF the HOUSE amend
ment had been changed without altering its effect
ota In regard TO me proposed building for the state
They had also yiededas TO the OF the Capitol
grounds and the salaries OF JUDGES and heads
partments. The Appropriation for expedition 10 the
North Pole had seemed 20 be the last ditch ~ the
conferees and that the House had Yielded
but reducing the amount from $4,000 q 5000 The
House cOnerees had also been induced for the the
other parts or the bill 10 yield partially 10 the senate
amendment in reference Ia the Committee on Claims.
Mr. CONGER (Rep., Mlch) inquired as 20 the salary "
The Controller.
Mr.. DAWES replied that the Senate receded from its
position in regard IL all salaries except so addition
assistant messengers, IA conform their salaries
that OF aborers, and except 20 that OF three
Senate officials As to thc salaries OF the Judges tho
House conferees hal offered the salaries Of
respectfully declined the part VI the Senate coufrces
unless all OF the Judges salaries increased; there
fore the salaries OF increased. Ia the e-
male clerks the phraseoOgy OF the amendment had been
altered 50 To read:
That the heads the er, Departments Authorized
female clerks BE- found oompent 10
gies OF cerkshps Law Their Depzruess
with the computations Belonging the class 70 shch Ties my
Poni bgt The number OF fst ooni third ai Oahs srsh
shall Dot be Increased p, ths section.
He could not a shade Of dim In meaning
between that and the amendment adopted by the House.
Mr.. POTTER dem, y. Y. inquired what had been
done about the Senate clerks
Mr. DAWES replied that the increase of the salary OF
the Journal Clerk who Ind been there Yeas o ~
had seemed Ia be matter ON which the whole senate
had set their heart and finally the coufcrrcs agreed
tho addition ar SlOco 10 the compensation while the
present incumbent occupies the place, aud no longer.
Mr. NlBlACk Dem, lnd). one OF the conferpcs, Op-
posed the report on the ground OF It's excluding tic
right Ia sue IN the Court OF Claims men living IN the
southern states, VINO have claims against the Govern