New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-21

.,a have n po.tponed for four weeks, while no
had the tony and could can lor sneeia Order
Which were objected by Messrs bingham, oIeyk bill
Negey M willard withdrew tne e in inc business OF
and substituted tlls other Dih ioi !" -
the morning fOnr, 90, ,, ,r,,oppr,TroN DILL
TIE nnr1ins hour eSpired and the House at
o,clock went INTO Committee Of the Wno t annropra-
in The Chair Oh the Consular and Dlplou''10 "PP'
uTV e swASN cm Md amember Of the a1e am
on Appropriations who had charge OF ng g an various
smh,ect s.bc Cl,rpenning claim, defending w r,ocozv
course IN Tegafd in 10 iae Department
and the Administrations the danger OF himself
with England, Russia and spain mo Of Cuban
nonbDce and for eyacting satisfaction from op
for s various outrages on American piti Mr. swami
said that war with Great Britain had no tf ricnl
As financial affecting lo 60 tbe ronntry the
hest thing that could happen for tue couLy WJ car
with Great Britain Still, ne div rho compi
He was not here to-day TO advocate IT, HOW 'po "a piy
O. ions With Great Britain going TO ena' oa thy
know; he SWAMI could not Tell ne enesd' He crit
were more serious than were snppOsed' - , in
cised tho composition of the American pnncroft
at Geneva, referring epecialy stote recruitment.
The Commission should have been composer vi ihat IL
the highest ability aud reputation. ne anted tI,a onec
Mr. Bancroft Davis who had presenter ~, ayonco-
tionabc claims which had led to the existIng If
on H@ wod w s"9iT nro o lo such bill himself
no else did He vent on TO say that wa, ".Si
Great Britain would bc mere circumstance COMPARE"
win the magnitude OF the late civil war. =, ,o 81,
Mr. MYERS (kep. Pa) maze some remarks IN iayuI VI
maintaining the Russian Mission as hrstclass
and of providing suitable compensation TOT our
COusuls abroad. - 4, .ho,,shino all
Mr. cox dem, N. " spoke IN favor OF a1olsmbnS d
the Central American Missions except one winch ~
have charge OF the wholo business whch u1 - 1T
amount 10 much Az tho complications WIN Hf "A
Britain he believed that that Treaty on whlGh Ino
minlstration had plumed itself much w0uu pnf ot
cause OF war instead OF olive branch. He wou nv
undertake 10 say that the American Government we
wrong In preferring claim for indirect or
damages but he would DO ashamed TO see the
nation back down before the growl OF the Brsn
Mr. RANKS ep., Mass.) Chairman OF the 81
on Foreign Affairs, commented upon te ren lain nod
Messrs Swami and Cox, and said that Wnat teJ a.
spoken about had connection with the Dlil 9 on
cusslon IL very pleasant for gentlemen Ia , NV
position to give advice which could NOT DC ioam6 ed
when the question to which those gcntleihen IN, On
came before the House regularly the GGi hib If
Foreign Affairs would make known the position II, t
occupied lie deprecated any attempt 10 ao1,IS t I'M
Central or South American Missions IL was hOsC m -,
pOrant I'm Wow Of the anxiety OF European Io"1s, ~
get POSSE ssOn Of the Isthmus that thcso ssiohS s
be maintained. $500, A.. An rroo road nv
clauses for amendment. ,x,,.n ,,isoior
On motion OF Mr. BROOKS Dem, N " the MISSION ION
To Japan was put among the frstcass MISSIONS, tho
salary being raised from 10000 to Sl20O0 Mr. bIooh
also moved TO abolish all but one or the CeIai
can missions, an being Of no utility or necessity. go
Wessrs BANKS and SWAMI argued against the mo
ton Without disposing OF the BILL the Committee rose'
apd the House adjourned