Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
WHAT THE NEW YORK PRESS
SAYS ABOUT II.
Flat, Stale and Altogether
Improbable.
rHE DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION
BILL.
The Senate Restores the Original
Salaries.
lsrscrAL DISPATCH TO rnr GoLp HUI
DAILY NEws.l
The Consular aud diplomatic B,i,.


WASHINGTON. March 25.-The considers
ton Of tho Consular and Diplomatic APP
preparation bill was completed by tho
Senate Committee on Appropriations this
morning. and II was subsequently reported
10 tho Senate with numerous important
amendments. The effect Of these amend
ments, generally stated, Is to restore the
salaries Of all diplomatic and consular
officers from tho reduced amounts pro-
posed In many cases by tho House to tho
amounts provided for by the existing law.
The committee concur In the Houses
provisions extending the diplomatic ser.
vice In South America and insert pro.
visions for various diplomatic officers
which the House omitted. In every case
where the Qualification Of Consuls has been
changed by the House the Senate Com
mittee restores them TO the existing grades
and salaries, and tho restoration OF the fol.
lowing Consularships. which were dropped
in 1876, Ia provided for, the salary In each
case being fixed at $1,000 per mum
Southampton, Stettin, Nantec, Valencia.
Milan, Venice. Moranham. santa Cruz
ond Swatow. Tho item for $50, 900 for re-
itef n protection OF american ssanien -
lncioI.su ~ con Coc 40 ia s,nsndsd N
he discretion Of the President Tor diplo.
matte and consular service is stricken out
altogether, with o clause requiring consuls
10 mako commercial reports quarterly.
The committed fake the ground that such
reports arc already sufficiently provided
for. Tho committee insert provisions LOT
s=chrhuIns rne .ua aw,,,o,,.nJ ssJ
.scrcts,v M LEGATION In Brazil. They
concur In the Houses restoration Of
United states Ministers i1r pon''A r sna
.1r 'ne on'ua ~ oon.id.,.,ion n, ony
~ 49, isis pan,,hiic and
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oul sn,oys ~ I.ns, H., P,snca
H.rnI.nv All Rr..is are nroyiJeJ for Al
az sn1 ..ah r. A. Stain lp,tris'
III. prs,iI Msrico AMI .Jsn.n M M 600
a..I 81 49, a. GbiIj and Perm M 40.
ooo n..h ,ns,s.s ~ S,s ooo ain a and
Ss ooS ,a.ns.,i,siv az rcJpc,J Inv Tho
H.. ~
Sesator Itowe's Attack ON Hayes.
w-,.y,sorox March, o5. senator
~ A..
ho"e sPesch 'h 'ne oeh"'' "''A'N'"s -
Administration, or rather. ~ he FACET
iously termed ID, explaining the reasons
81, l.. H.. mol, ,,von .o,ji.I .,nnort IN
49,, x.r.
the fresidents pohcy' h'HAcpeu u very
large audience, but on the whole was much
less interesting and effective than his
.,,,....x,o.,.J ,,.., nor,io, M a
-, n
was devoted 70 ths oitrePeA'eu anu 'Io-
some story Of Louisiana affairs. and the
.,,..l an, ach,rz ,bouyb nupvent and Wig.
orousiy phIaseu' was ch'"e'! eP"'so
nature anu ny omi'ung any rcie',noo "
his ADMINISTRATOR o' .ne ,h.sIio' pepsrt
ment, leit u 70 % in,eLrru uA amu ~
vuInsrsblc' II seems 10 ie generally un.
derstood that Howe's speech was designed
70 draw iorth some defense o. 'ne rr.s
Of simii.r demon:trations which arc In.
tended 10 drive the President into the
arms Of the Democrats or force him back
Into the RANK. OF his iormsI paL.y minna
~ S.sn siisnt and leave tbo l~iepublicsns 10
@ouarrel without giving assistance 10 either
faction, and II they ali adhere TO this de-
termination, which IL doubtful. the anti
Administration programme will DO de-
nrived Of most oil lis anticipated interest
and Importance.