New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
XLTEd COEGRESS-SECOED SESSION.
....WAsnSGTOs, March "a. is7
THE NOPTH-WFeT pouNDEpy.

THE NORTH-wEsT BOUNDARY.
Mr.. CA1ERON Rep., PENN, from the Co-,.
mittoc Foreign Relations, reported biz auihorzn
the survey and marking OF the boundary line betys,
United states territory oRd the British Possessions ,,,
the Lake Of the Woods to the SUNNI; Of tne Rocky MeG
tains. Passed.
sEyAToRTN PFcOMNgSDATIoEs TO OFFICE.
Mr.. CONkLlNG O,cp, y. ~ called Up hts res0luf'o,
asking tho President 10 communicate TO tho Senate 10
number Of recommendations for Office made by the Pa.
and proposed to add TO II the following:
And Whher appointments removals have in lasaeoe bee,
ls Sosee 5s @ er s q 3 ed ny .sS TSo % , ss., e.
ron'mens rewards would be sgeale;O wers desired BY -
senator AID II 90 gyms toe names o. ths rsn VITO 50 r Et
RoSwe ar. Assistant sa5enn,erdni sf ne ga ss, =, s.s.
Yo a. H. Laap, Naval Ofei Of The Port q seeori o. Il
Corae sar'eor ai M ro o. nes.lofA M o. Aer oft'
Senators have msae spe,toD le.,,sa, 70 coai,s 70 .s4
suggestion fu.h sprlca mais
hir. CONkLING said be would not have ventired %
the names OF the ,Lree gentlemen ne niioned 10 is
resolution but for the fact that thcy Themselves wished
to have the inquiry made.
Mr.. TRUMBuLL Uep, I'D reminded the Senate that
there WAS amendment of Nj Tptons pending 10
tend the inquiry 10 tle recommendations made by "A
tine Senators, and asked whether the mover Ol the rso-
luton could modify 1t when there was an. amendaent
pending.
Yeas and Nays having been ordered on tie pendias
Mr. CONKLrNG Cavo notice that he would Offer hA
modification at tie proper time.
The question was then on NJ. TIpton'3 amcndment,
Dir. SUEEMAN iEel,, OhuOl afh'H .I. tOhAunx
whether he deemed the passage or inc resolution nect
eaIy for Lis own viDdicatiOn.
Mr.. CONkLfNG-NcCessity compels me 70 cay thatT
do. have been often charged with having an undue
share In obtaining patronage tat aer the exercise of
what think cOmmendable degree Of patience, Low
want the Senate TO know the facts.
Mr.. COLE Qcp, C) called for the regular order the
Appropriation bill, and OeCLned 10 yield Tor fnTtLef ds
CusslOH or the resolution.
Mr.. CONKIING announced that he would nrcsa tia
resolution 20 vote tomorrow, or as soon ~ possible
The resolution then went over. and tie Senate re-
sumcd the consideration OF the legislative Appf3pFA-
ton Bill. The question being on tie amendment To IN
the salary Of the supervising surgeon Oi the A
rine Hospital 10 1900, Mr. BOREIAN moved to layI,
and elsO Mr. shernans amendment Increasing the salr
res Of tho heads Of bureaus to S0o OF tie table Lost
Yeas Is; Nays 81
Mr. LOGAN G}ep.. I'D then modified his amendment
so as 20 make the SaieINne Surgeons 80 arg 800 tle
amendment recommended by the SECRETARY OF tke
Treasury, and IL was adopted.
Mr.. TECMRULL Uap. Ill offered anamencmcnt
making the salary Of tie Dlstrct Judge OF Ic OiLcia
District OF Illinois 5000, which was ruled out OF order
Mr. TKJJNBULL then gave notice OF the aneudhcnt,
and IL was referred TO the Committee on Appropriations,
rs were also amendments offered by hes-r8. hOAiOS
and KELLOGG 10 increase the sdarleS VI uIc Disics
Judges in Indiana and louisiana
Mr., SHERMAN'J amendment, increasing the saafles
OF the heads Of bureaus the Commissioner OF EIucau0n
having been Included, was then Gd0pteG-feas' 2'i
M SAWYER renewed the amendment increasing the
aDUrOpratiOn for the Bureau Of EaucalO, ana di'cr
solno discussion Il was agreed to--fcas 70; mays 10.
Mr.. KELLOGG renewed the aInendmcut NOFlulnS LOT
cediug back 10 the City Of NewOrcans tho site OF the
Mint in that city, unless Mnt sb9uu pe ~
there within six months. The amendment was Iad on
the table. ,.,., .,,o so,,-,os n, an.
Commits 0ner OF Agriculture the Solicitor OF the IFcls
ury and the Solicitor Of the Internal Revenue DegdgF
MI Mr.. TiUMBCLL offered an amendment to Increase
thr sorcs Of the iaGgcs Of the Court of CT inns TO j,
which was pending; when the Senate Adjourned.