The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-03

mNgy- Of tho M",issirr river from serp!p
'o rny all money let iniS hereafter become duo and
% " " M W ts,, lc' w, ", 81 n'
ron ior rnl.u and rcu.nsin. The Executive MnrNon,
o. d. sisnai service nom Ssod 6o5 10 tj5ocS5
The House inserted clause nrpropriutlnal
l~3i"N0Otg rey nuil contractors ipr mail service
4 rCrmcl IN the southern States during the,
IS ar' lSoN. 1850, and 1861 AMI Tho Senate Com
,hi Urc on APPROPRIATIONS reported an Hmcnd-
,nr ~. ON concurring in ,hc amendment Of IT, |
utfuiitcc. q long debate onsur1. during which,
iAc amendment o' the committee was disagreed
% md the clause oi the House bill allowed vi
MI Morrill, CRap.. VT submitted IN nmcnd-
@ @G9 @sRrFoEipS so Yer E@5" s@d rrPeydieg %PSnd
sihnt the cost Oi the building shall not exceed
Mr.. window submitted nm amendment appro-
5rriutnI Ell .iSn.f2 tu pay the as~iSne' of the
Dominican republic. rent for tho occupation of
ltI,e hay and ~ NnnSulh ol SNuauu. occupied as
! coQlinS station hy tho United States uni De-
"uilcr 1874.
Several Senators demanded an explanation Of
4 MI Wndom said it had been satisfactorily
\ toNpiainod a. the Committee on Appropriations
lh, tle Committee on Foreign relations. and he
I s,rl, n9 doubt i could b. eNplainedto the senate
MI CoAslns lRcp.. n ". mcmhorot The
1 sComniitor on Foreign Relations. said ihr
aul, ndurnt ind hccn fully considered Wy that
'oMmiu"". In November 1850. 10y convention
in ,,e n'pn'd" .d ,hr olsSrnmrGp g n.G rona, '"e
q .ula oi = lmuna 40 uu annual rental ul slJoDuu.
n fup rcnt ..rthe rsf yrir WHe paid ont of mOn"ys
'Auud.r control oi the ''iaiu Department. hui
4 l-re WAS hot enough To- pay the rent Tor
y IA. slror yrgr Certain cit1'ns ut the United
8 it.s. to lirvcrt m las" from falling camo
S'"ryard and advanced the money IN gold 70 pay
y H. submitted tho United States had enjoyed
N. ~ privileges Of tho lease which was mudc in
= put. uure of treaty stpulaiion-. and IN" money
ssnouh n' retained To the = hllem. VINO "a-
y Mr. Whve Dem. NH asked II the gentlemen
ftNhn paid the money w.rr not engaged IN II pri-
VI .tc specului .Dn. and had they not advanced
u I.r mon s. - sl". .uti'1n. - ,
<vnovd 10y eiti2 who had no conn4,tion Will
VI .n Dum.h-.p or ANY company intel. Il. there
(. Il"y ulNs'ly listened 90 suggestions 90
ffNr san lomiu.O Commissioners an
II pr,ie.t tht honor and ini.rosts Of the Govern
st3l nays, VI ~~r-. Bailey. Cooper, NJ Crrery
III dorrin. Eau-orn, stevenson. and Whytc Votins
81 MIR. Anthonv rep. r. IT, submitted an amend
VI m,nt upururriating sl2DovO To- PRINT the A.ri
n culturd Report ior $50. Agreed i". ,...,,..
II Mr.; lognn ~ mitt"d. esan additional section
,Jhe Hou-e bill for the equalization OF houn;r
/. of tho-r who seGyed IN the late wax for the pres
= Sir W,nd6m rai--,i tho point Of ori,r that tn,
- ptuIo-itiun OF the senator from Illinois wa
rs now legislation, and could not br entertained.
~ Mr. Loean Rep IN said mail contract
IH 'ould n' mid. and he thought the pittancc du
81 soldiers sh9uld %" paid them,
ii The Chair Mr.. We-n sustained the point O
u ~ raised 10y Nj. Nnspm.
8 Mr, Lo-an-l, IS nevcr in order for e soldlc
&. fhei'l Having been considered in Commit
site- ot ius Mhuir. WIS f'lnrtN To tll" S"u..'
~ .inl tlr gmruiN. ni- mua' IA comm tiDc Mcr
N q 'urr"d 10 avg tie mN W. p"s7 +; ,...
- NJ ~r-us iirp., Alal from tNH C9nf"renc
~ OltiuliI"r ou the llil Tor in' III. IHIf ui ~
~ GDVrrun. ut of tho District ni Cilum .a. sub
ssmitt.i % roii. which ,gh- .gra.dto.
isp'i a. ,'rr 70 upon taxed ,iiy pt0p r'S sl.j) p
= I.I Ht M. ~