New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

heretofore ont Of the opportunity to reform Ts GioSs
abuse Kelley who tried 70 put sne hear e
amendments read. or to exhibit the contract which
the bill ratified, was Obliged minority Of 70 odd
not be drives ike herd Of cattle He found that no sns
he attempted to have the main question ordered would
be persisted in and at last yielded WIN pre.y Mr.
Ambiers amendment was ADOPTED making IL the duty
Of the Printing Committee to Invite Sy Of tSo xLiIId
Congress and report the bids at the next session
that estimates for publishing the same oe aas ny and
that the debates shall not be published after the Close OF
this Congress unless authorizes by ronreors ss5ooo
On account - for work already dome with
view Of making thew p@ oe session was
Yeas Nays Os The amended pill was then he
Claims Committee. Afterward the Post-0fiiee Appro-
pration bill was taken up in Committee OF ane s,oed
and continued until the adjournment. It was mere
repetition what said last week upon the suss
H % T Se V we cose The NewYorK city
who support the increased subsidy have searcey any ~"
other States are almost solid against the increase and
great number of Western Republicans will vote WIN
them. The fate OF the measure Is therefore douDtlu
Mr. Banks obtained q postpOnement, for four weeks
from to-day for his bill to carry out the Fishery clauses
Of the Washington Treaty Mr. Butler was upon his feet
with the saying something against
pOstpOnement but Mr. Banks demanded the previous
question: and there was no debate
Representative and Senator-eec Sargent OF California
is the latest important convert 10 the Woman suffrage
movement. He presented to-day, petition OF 1000
women of California, asking for the right to vote He
stated that he fully sympathized with ther movement
and hoped for its success.
The WAYS and Means Committee gave hearing, to
day. to the earthenware and crockery interest dele
CATION of NewYork importers urged reduction In the
tariff on ground that the present duty OF 20 per cent
Is We'd upon the Of the packages and not upon the
tbevc ntain lie
expensive that the duty the crockery counts up W
almost 90 ee in the articles
in question: at Trenton N j., opposed any leouc',Sh
country is now made by American manufacturers and is
as good any of the kind made in the worid mat inc
trade is not prosperous, and could not stand re-
duction, but that the increasing prices OF foreign
crockery will soon bring the industry INTO
maintained delegation of colored men, employed in
tobaoco-making in Richmond, appeared before inc COM
mtee and asked that the tax tobacco houdhe equal
zei They said their employers had told them that
it was the unequal that threw them out or work
that the Richmond factories make only plug tobacco
upon which the is higher than upon fine cut IN con-
sequence Of which the demand LOT tue atter MeIcae'
at the expense OF the former
The House Military Committee were engaged, to-day
I'm perfeoting the bill OF Coburn to establish military
prison for soldiers sentenced by ceurtsmartia. Inc
only question remaining to be determined is whether the
location OF the prison shall be specified in the Dill or eit
to the decision of tho President and Secretary or war
IN addition TO the arguments previously published the
friends of the measure urge IN lis SUPPORT tnt ,
iortv az the sentences cOurtsnartal are Tor Oneise
against military discipline, lnvoylg no seraous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tdrpude and that soldier. 10 m p
in state Pententares with criminals OF the worst sGtt
but that their punishment snou We IoteS to
make better men Of them when discharged
Mr. Garfield finds that his position in regard to the
Cincinnati movement as stated IN YESTERDAY lhboNh
ia misunderstood quarters, and desires 10 pe
more explicit He said, to-day that he had favored the
fullest and most searching Investigations into all alleged
corruntion OF Government officials and had deplored the
iipns - nd nersonaI assaults made by leading Repnb-
a n other that he re garded unwise
ali attempts to drive out OF the party for diiier
NJ opinion m regard to candidates, but that nc
was onposcd TO any movement unite small fragment
! OF the Republican party IN alliance Win tne
narty believing that, IL such attempt should be sue
II cess il would result in putting into power ,iie oia
II Democratic party, with its anwar TRADITIONS ana sem
II ments These are the exact words used by oen Gar
ed and thew are believed be sufficiently clear TO SET
at rest any remaining doubts as to his present views o
!! the political situatlon
/ The Of the Goodyear Vulcante Company against
Benoni Gardiner for an infringement the patent
II Of the former the manufacture of artificial teeth
III argued before the Supreme Court yesterday and to-day
by Col John A. Foster for the defendant The case or
the dentists OF the country. Gardi
claims To have invented substitute Tor vulcanite
cesses covered by their patent. decision i'll
favor OF Gardiner would cause competition where now
there Is none.
Tie project for Territorial Government for the tribes
lin Indian Territory, under what is known as 1.-THE
Oko ohama Constitution further considered by the
House Committee Territories to-day. final decision
viii reached Thursday next and il is well under
stood that majority OF the Committee opposed to
| thSproject.
Tie japanese Embassy finding their authority too
limited accomplish the objects Of their mission to the
United States have held council and decided TO send
two Of their high officers OF the Embassy back TO their
Government with statement OF the facts, and with
accommodation that their authority be increased The
TWO ambassadors will depart at once.
The appointment OF John NJ c. Parker Surveyor OF
Newt Orleans followed by the statement in Admins
tration journals that the appontee had been the presi
dent OF the first club organized to Gen. Grants
election that this Is an error as the club
10 question was the third instead of being the
first Grant association while all the strength that Mr.
Parker derived from his connection with Ii Ia destroyed
by telegram announcing the unanimous request OF Ifs
members that Mr.. Parker be not confirmed
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
The President to-day signed the act OF Congress au-
thorizng the survey and making Of the bouncar' De-
tween the territory of the United States and the posses