New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

accused the Democrats, who were opposing
the approximations Of wishing avoid paying the debts
great excitement, more than Democrats striving
10 get the floor to reply and order was only restored
malet. Mr.. Cox denied that the Democrats op-
posed 10 paying tne cooted req soldiers ana SAID that the
soldiers but was used to carry on elections and to MI
the pockets OF natpes hne ae a hOt seem 70 DC gen
termedate institution standing between the colored sol
der ana e Iegr m e ana cas m such
and receive and forward their certificates for bounty
na % sodss SH sTs wRo a directly WITH
ury and the Pension Office. Most OF the Kepupnca@hs aus
appeared to think that the appropriations for the b m
the soldiers themselves which is not the case The B
acknowledged by almost everybody 70 De nnon S
the Treasury that the efforts that have been made every
successive for three or fCnr sars sp nas s ny by
making as 1t were, an advance payment OF NIou1 70
Is gSss' s4sr hst B a B sp Sa' e e
Affairs hS asps SSSa' aT ne nava
station was revived when the paragraph making app1
priations for navyyards was under consideration and
Of course settled nothing Amendments were % aa9eu & "
age TO the proper standard, and $4,000 for the moI
coinage also, an amendment approprlathg s sOvo 20
the construction OF pneumatic tube from the
the Government Printing Office upon the plan Oh Aoer'
Brisbane.
The business of Congress, far the House IS con-
cerned, has reached unusually advanced stage at
to adjourn the 2sth of May the time fixed upon.
The sundry Civil Appropriation BILL the last
of tho series, was disposd OF in the House House
to-day, and there only remain Few Odds
and ends being the reports Of Conference Committees
and amendments which hang between the two Houses 10
dispose OF. There few amendments to the Forum
cation bill, and few TO the Army BILL but, these as
posed Of the business will require but little time in that
body. The only doubt that remains .,u as to TO
lected exists in the Senate, and principally upon
the Treaty, which will require the most OF the time Of
and II DELAY i'm adjournment occurs IL
will be due entirely to the complications which the
Treaty cngenders. There is division OF sentiment as
whether the Senate will be able TO finish its important
business before the Sd OF June No Trustworthy
Judgment however, can be formed at this time.
The sentiment of the leading members Of the House OF
both parties is that Senator Summers emasculated
Civil Rights bill will not be reached by the House during
the present session. 1t is at the bottom of the order OF
business the Speakers table, and there more than
a hundred bills on top of it which must be
acted upon by the House be set aside by
twothirds vote. Even the friends Of the Civil Rights
bill admit that IL has not twothrds vote IN the house.
and the possibility of its coming up for vote before
being reached in its regular order is very small Ihere
are but few important bills upon the Speaker 5
Ptabie dozen more relating to railroads, about the
same number TO private claims and pensions, ana
as many more to Indians. Even should these DC us
posed Of datory motions the part of the Democrats,
other opponents OF the measure WOulu ueeat acOh
upon the present session. 1t may therefore, be re-
garded as killed
In the evening session OF the House, Gen. Bankss bill
providing for the construction OF ten hrstcass iron
steam sloops OF reported by Mr.. Scohed from
the Naval Committee Mr.. Cox announced to his Demo
cratic brethren that Radical job, to raise fund
for campaign purposes help reect Grant and so the
Democrats, finding the House with scarcely quorum
secured Adjournment without final action being taken
The bill up again tomorrow, when an enOrt VIII
be made to cut oil hhbustering and pass IL.