New-York tribune., 1874-06-22

Francisco $4,000. to be available immediately ana ior
tng up a refinery In said Mint, tN5oo; Tor repairing
and fitting up the branch mint at San Francisco for
ubTreasury and other Govcrnment omres s,,"n s~.,
of a public building at Coyington. KY and Limiting , tno
cost thereof to limiting tee cost G dr ths ine
ration Of the granite and the oommeuSsment Gem o, ,ne
north wing of The building for the STATE ic AM Mnf NJ
Carson CITY $4,000; for the incidental expenses OF tne
o War 10 carry out the of the act Of April 2
1874, for the relief of persons suffering Iroi ,n. M
iion the issue Of army ratons and cothngto
the destitute people on the Tombgbee, WARRIOR ana
Toon tbe Recommendation OF the Committee. the
following clauses in the bill as II came IRON 'nc hou'0
For improving the Capitol grounds eppng and tagging The foot
and for paving the roadway at the eastern @
To pay Commissions allowed collectors Of customs acting as
huhOrnr seerstarsof the Treasury to place .,
% o 4. % sSS.s P'is%s Beard b. over s. %c ohe
The second section OF the blll as ~ came from 1 u
House. abolishng the Civil Service Commission, ana
prescribing rules for appointments In the departments
stricken out by the COMMITTEE ana new seeuon
repored restoring the Commission. ana appIOpating
s5 for the expenses thereof The action oil tue Co
mttee agreed to-Yeas 80: Nays, 10, having
The amendment reported by the COMMITTEES hhVlng
been acted upon CHAIR announced that the bill was
omen IN n fnrther amendment.
MIR EDMuNDs Rep.. WI from the Judiciary Com
mittee by unanimous consent. made report upon any no
petition Of Susan b. Anthony for REMISSION Oh ,no & n9
imposed upon her BY the United States DISTRICT T1ur.
for the Northern District of New YORK ana M ,e her p pe m
rSdnGeao % HowE " s ep W,S sSomied an amendent
the sundry Cvii bill s2OOOcO for beginning
Gn1Spess provded that no expenditure for ground
shall be incurred. aud the JOINT Somnnttee on tnG
Library OF Congress- together with the Librarian shai
have the supervision location and erection OF said
building and authorizing the Committee to slt during
the recess Laid on the table alter some debate.
The substitute of Mr Wright In regard TO che now
library agreed to-Yeas, "a; Nays, 10.
Mr. HOWE tRep., Wis., appealed 10 the senate 10 lay
the whole subject on table, and said the Committee
would be unable to tell the Senate next session any mora
than 1t knew He moved TO lay the whoie matter
ou the table. Agreed to. A.. ,oo ,
An amendment agreed to appropriating sl6oo for
additional clerical force n the oiee OF the Controller oi
the Currency. Agreed 10. ~ .-,.
Mr. SARGENT from the Committee on hpproprIaao
tons, submitted al amendment appropriauhg suV,VW
for u continuation OF tue work on the new jan in tne
District Of Columbia Agreed to- Also, an amendn9nt
appropriations s3OoO for army pensons, TO be available
| Immediately. Agreed TO- ,,... nm onona
ment appropring $50 900 for the support of the Hydro
graphic Oaice OF the Navy Department Agreed 70,
Committee District Affairs, United report upon
the message OF the President submitted to the Commit,
tee to-day stating that the Committee had not changed
the subject OF the rate OF interest," on the
bonds He said he had the highest authority Tor
saving that the President satisfied with tho Di as
passed, alter being made famiiiar WIN all 'he
MIR SARGENT Rep., CalJ thought that an extraordi-
nary statement, aud called the Senator TO order.
The Cfi AIR ruled that the statement was not out OF
order The report was ordered be printed, and the
Committee was discharged from the further coh'iaer-
Mr. MITCHELL (sep.. Oregon) submitted an amend
ment the sundry Clvh bl. appropratIng seoo Tor
the expenses of the Land Office at Ddlles, oregon
Mr. GORDON Dem. Cal submitted an amendment
limiting the cost of the puOlc building al Atiata' ua
TO $3.50, ,y00 Agreed to.
large number of the amendments for the payment
Of claims begin improvements, were submitted Dy
SENATOR'S but ruled out on points o daaeu
eSsatioD or were not recon,mended by Committee.
The CHAIR appointed Messrs. sargent fk,p', CALI
BuckiDg DghaIn (Rep Conn.,. aud Gordon lDein GaJ as
the new Conference Committee on the ihdian ApprO-
prlation bill -, ,.,, - 49,, .o,o.oa 90 .ho soooto
ana all the amendments made in the Committee OF the
Whole were agreed TO- except that relating the jnrs-
| ONO and Missouri Rivers. which was disagreed to-
| Mr.. SCOTT (Rep. Penn) submitted an amendment
tue Treasury the Solicitor of the Treasury and tie Com
missioners Of Customs at $4'5O0 each Agreed to. ,
mont to pay The irm Of Dempsey & Oroole s2s,sss as
indemnify for the loss sustained Dy hen VI tue annul-
Mr. INGALLS, rep. Kan) submitted an amendment
OF the east aud of the main building Of the
Capitol, TO enlarge the Library. Agreed TO.
Mr.. BAYARD Dem., Del) submitted an amendment
appropratiug $4,000 for furniture and carpets FOR the
Uned states Court room, and the Clerks Office. at VII
Mt sCOrT submitted an amendment TO repeal so
year ending June 80 1874 rs made an alpropraion OF
s6OOOO to replace the worn aud uutdted Ndoha bank
Mr.. SARGENT moved an amendment, appropriatins
$4,000 for building relief lghtsnip Agreed to.
$3.50 TOR the purchase Indian agency station OF
the GAO acres OF land situated at Lapw o1en ana oifSr
American Board of Commissioners Tor Foreign MssI0ns
ment agreed to- He intimaed that the claim Was
claim. denied that there was any fraud III iS
The motion TO reconsider was agreed to-1cas, -;
Tne Senate then refused to to the amendment
made IN the Committee OF the Whole.
Tie bill was then read third time ana passed
Mr SARGENT Rep Ca!), from the Conference Con-
mttee on the Deficiency Appropriation BILL made
port, which was agreed to.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR APPROPRIATION BILL
On motion OF Mr. CHANDLER (2ep Mch.), the Senate
then proceeded to the consideration OF the River and
Harbor Appropriation BILL the pending question being
on an amendment proposed by the Committee reducing
the appropriation incidental repairs at harbOrs for
which there no special appropriation from $4,000 to
$4,000. Mr.. CHANDLER said thai the Committee would
withdraw that amendment, leaving the amount as
passed by the HOuse-$750 900.
The Committee the amendment to strike
of the second section of the House bill the clause
directing an examination and OF various rivers
and the section was agreed 10.
mittee submitted amendment providing for board
OF five engineers TO be appointed by ihe President TO
WITH view TO determine the best method of obtaining
and maintaining depth OF water sufficient for the
10 The waters of the Gulf or by deepening
OF tue paural outlets Of the said river. Agreed TO-
Increase the for the Improvement of Cape
Fear River North Carolina, from 10000 to 100000
MIR. CHANDLER moved an amendment that the
appropriation OF March lS13 for the Improvement OF
the haroor Of Washington and Georgetown be con-
tinued for the next 1iscai year. Agreed to.
Mr.. WINDOW CRep. Mlnnl moved to increase the APP
preparation Improvement OF the Falls
ST. Anthony, and for the Improvement of the Msis-
sipp River abOveihose Falls from $4,000 to s2O0O0O.
Agreed tO-Yeas. 80; Nays, %. He also moved an
amendment that 900 of the $4,000 shall be expended
for the Improvement OF inc mississippi hVer aDo'e
those Falls. Agreed TO.
Mr.. ANTHONY (Rep.. r. ~ from the Committee on
Printing reported the letter of Messrs Ryes and Bailey
making charges OF mafeasance against Congressional
Printer Capp with written report, and asked 10 be
discharged from further consideration Of the subject
SO ordered. He said the Committee had unanimously
acquitted Mr. Clapp of the charges and found nothing
Whatever the evidence against mis- Integrity.