The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-11

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Passage ~ . Substitute mr. the Geneva
Award Hill-An insurance Advocate An
the House Covered with Confusion.
the House to-day by twenty-one majority sub
stituted tine bill reported from the Judiciary Com.
mittee for that passed BY the Senate. as to the
manner In which and to whom the Geneva award
should be paid. The debate OF yesterday and to-
day was not harmonious, and in the closing argu-
ment OF General Butler, chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee. Mr.. Trematn, OF New York, member
or the committee, who has been the champion OF
the insurance companies, was severely handled.
MIR. Tremafn interrupted him and for the twen-
tteth time this session the Congressman at
large rom New York realized that his con-
nection with the trial OF Tweed was not
forgotten. 1.-THE trouble with you.n exclaimed
Butler, shaking his dexter finger at rematn,
while with his left hand he arrested beads OF per.
SEPARATION on his hairless head, "The trouble with
ron. SIR. Ia that you convicted Tweed" "And you
sympathized with him." was Tremain's reply.
thize with man followed By such counsel 1t
would have been reputable II he had been followed
by . lion, but never when hunted BY . jackal."
Mr.. Randall. democratic member nom Pennsyi-
vania was In the chair, and 1t was fun for Samuel
to near these republicans slash at each
other. When Tremain had been silenced, Ran
dall used the gave vigorously, and, In matter OF
fact way, announced that the gentleman from
Massachusetts had the door and declined to be
interrupted THIS had little to do with the Geneva
Award. but so unpopular has the New York Repre-
sentative become that members who would,
doubtless, have voted for Poland's blll which Ire
main supported took pains TO inquire INTO the
merits Of the bill and 1t least SUFFICIENT votes were
changed to defeat 1t. General Butter b confident
shat the senate will accept the House bin or that
conference committee win be able to harmonic
existing differences, there are any, ana the mat
ter be disposed Of this session. ..s4.. .,F
Nomination OF bancroft Davis - MIN
, lister to Germany.
The President sent to the Senate to-day the NOM
NATION OF j. G. Bancroft Davis to be Envoy Elk.
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the
United States to the German Empire.
The scandAleus Charges Against ssna-
tor Mitchell Proven False.
Senator Mitcheii, Of oregon, appeared before the
senate Committee on Privileges and Elections to-
day IN answer to charges relating to IN alleged
scandal connected with hts early life.
he invited ana challenged the fullest
investigation into all the charges pc
ferred against him. The committee tho pr.
vately considered the matter and, " the esuls o.
ciusion that there was not suilcient bfis for any
charge preferred against Mr.. Mircn& ~ Ju rnayZ
any further investigation, and 2 ,eTE,~Ji 10'
chairman to report 90 the senate acSoro'"tu'