New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

iudous economy This amount falls far below the 70
taSes Showing items from approximation bin, Of
last year. and compared them with similar items III INC
TALES would show conclnsively that reduction" and
not ECONOMY has been the spirit per'auhs All s"o
| bills for the present year
| REPLY BY MR. SALISBURY.
| Mr. SALISBURY dem, Deli said, as the Dill now
under consideration had been the occasion OF On attack
upon the Democratic party, he had apology to make
for treepassng upon the time OF the Senate ME-
Window admitted that there has been reduction tms
year 2 000 but the speaker said that reducuon
has been extored from unwilling Senate ana IRON m
unwilling Committee OF Conference, ny ~ ,ntrv
House of REPRESENTATIVES. and the people OF tnc COUNTY
wS n h noi hsg pocy Of economy n that policy had
been practcct during the last ten years the people VI wv
country would have been greatly reiie'eu rum 'nen
R@crrns to the Navy Department, he said that during
| the demonstration OF Gen. Grant from SlsoooO,ooo u
300 600 900 has been for that department.
aud yet the navy Is in very poor eona.ioh IN ts
figures ~ financial condition OF the Cove hheh.
rs presented by Governor Iudeh are coiec' anu '''
Senator fom ONO is IN error himself.
THE FOREIGN SERVICE.
n, eARGENT Rcp Call from the Conference Com
mittee on The Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill made report that the committee had agreed upon
the bill An increase the House bill OF So|oo lor
the diplomatic service and SlO77j0 Tor the consular
service had been agreed to- The offices OF Minister at
Portugal, Switzerland, Greece Denmark, PdIasuay,
and Uruguay abolished, ana appropriations
for charge danares TO represent our oIs .y1sss
were left uDprovdcd for and appropriations were MAUI i
bring the ministers and eonslla home. it ho,sc p,,.
LEFT out between 80 aud 10 cosuS aud the Conference
Committee had finally reduced that number TO ,o,
Mr. ANTHONY Gp r. - asked II taGr2 ac ns Dte Of
the abolition Of these consular and diplomatic ONES; no
,ag t co,saany nrged thai view Of the case both the
floor OF the senate and in the Conference C9ml.,G:
| Mr. ANTHONY said lie would venture the lrcdlctior
that for every saved by the abolition OF conSuates
$40 wold be lost TO commerce, - ,,. ,ho I'LL "a II
now TODD rogl not take out OF the treas
ury than II the fli appropriation had been MADE, AZ
consils to receive fees ouid be appointed 70 eacn Vi
The places not provided for uiar the recent law giving
consuls salaries and providing th AL ices snou we
ceiyed into tho treasury annually but uu1er th8 Ipi
consul wond receive ana retain al inc iees "a 10
| money would be turned into the treasury.
| MIR EDMUNDs U,ep., va said this was very ifi'
portan bill lime had better be tahen to consider H.
lie moved that the report be laid over anu printed IL
The senate hin TO print the report OF the proceedings
OF the BaknG Impeachment trial was pdSStG. ~, - -
Tie Senate then O'clock took recess until p m
EVENING SESSION.
Upon reasscmblnG, the Senate resumed consideration
OF tie Hawaiian Treaty bill Mr. SALISBURY contin-
ucd his Argument lie Denounced the Republican party
for riotlng in ,xravagaHcc during the past ten years
Mr. WINDOW (Rcp., Mimi, from the Co nittee OF
Conference the Leg slaye Executive, and Judicial
Appropriation bill submitted Ftp"rt rnat the eo'"'
SIR EDMUNDs uIep., Va objected 10 the iast t|o
sc cr rem S nS mar ae 81 the Detroit Arsenal at
Dsarbonyllr Mich ami SluJGn 10 defrsy the expenses
81 a survey OF hc Union Pacific and 't:,'al Pacific
aiIways Between Council Ilui- iowa, and sacia'nrnto
.' they beng irc;2 net mentioned III the hoIso
L:il or any Of the senate .ncrIdm, nts
The point ~ order was sustained 80,
Mr. EDtUSD, then stated IA tnc Chair hai ruled tnat
his DO Mt wa well taken and such lcSisltion coud
not therefore b. made precedent le wouid "itnurdH IT.
Tie report of the C0airlrncc Committee was theh
| auTcff 20 without further debate.
Mr. SARGENT (Rep, CaiD called up the Conference
r,unrt on the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill submit eel tas afternoon.
Mir EDMUNDS SAID be desired Ia put In his protest
against this power Congress 10 close any consular
oifrr ~ the manner piOpossd
After further discussion, the report OF the Coh
nittce was agreed To without a diyGiOn.
Mr. LOGAN u.cn III, nom the Conference commit
Tee On the ll regulating the Issue of artificial Hnbs 10
disabled soldiers seamen, AID OtcI made report, anu
| IL was Laid over.
NJ. WINDOM rep Mimi reported from the Com
IN the senate bill aprrOpridtlng
S.ouOOO to pay Judgments OF tho Court OF Claims
/ passtd.
Mr. NORWOOD Dem, GA spoke In opposition 10 the
Hawaiian Treaty bal, but b,Orv nc concluded bls re-
| u.lls tnr senate, at ll:lj, at Junel