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Matters IA congress.
...r .r.l.ry ,ariv adjournment
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......- Yesterday senate arpropria-
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.,..'t. .r. pIilyr appropriation bill
.r. .a...'.. e am,Ldments. which are
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I.... D.. ~lv,, ID,n contemplate max
Irs .i.uiLe. ,lluH to -; Warmers bill out of
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u b. Thereafter lift ON the calendar until
ne,t session Prominent, Republican sena.
tor. announce an intention to offer and de.
tatr at some length important amendments
10 the army and judicial expenses appropri-
alton bills. and above all there are unexpected
indications that the president, under the in
fuence given him yesterday and to-day by
several leading Republicans i. Congress,
has began to waver in his hitherto formed
intention TO sign the judicial expenses bill,
and now seriously thinks of returning 1t
without his approval, unless one or two OF
its present provisions be modified. The
principal objection is against the clause
which prohibits all Office 3 of the govern.
mont from incurring any liability in advance
OF appropriations. 1t is argued that this
might sometimes prevent efficient execution
of certain classes of laws, such rs those
against illicit distilleres and timber depre-
dutions. In view of these various consider
ations it seems highly improbable that the
session will terminate before the close of
next wee, under any circumstances, though
in case Of veto of the judicial expenses bill
both Houses are ready to adjourn forthwith,
and talks the chance that the president
would not convene another extra session for
that purpose.
Pacific Mail Company i'm Danger.
NEW YORK, June l2.-The Public to-day,
speaking of Pacific Mail affairs, says that
the last steamer under the contract has
sailed, and the supply ceases with this week.
Then if officers of the steamship company
who are friends of the Pacific railroad do
not very speedily find that they cannot pay
the Panama railroad, and ii Panama officials
do not promptly take possession OF the ves-
sells under II bill of sale there will be some
reason for surprise. The plain truth is that
the company has been kept alive by its con.
tract with subsidy from the Pacific road
which they have withdrawn; and the recent
election gave the Panama road power to
foreclose with ease, neatness and dispatch
the mortgage held and to take possession of
ships which form the only competing line
for traffic or travel between the Atlantic and
Pacific Coasts.
A Remarkable Resolution.
The Tribune to-day says that the most re-
marliable meeting yet held in honor of VIM.
Lloyd Garrison was in Atlanta, Georgia, on
the 9th inst. Bishop Haven presided. The
resolutions adopted contained the follow
ing From this State and Capitol where
$4,000 were offered for the head of the
great philanthropist, we rejoice to make this
declaration tu all the land, and call upon all
to praise and serve the God who led our
Moses to conquer the Pharoah of American
slavery, aud to make his captives free.
May He give us grace to continue till we
achieve complete victory over every wrong
in all our land"
Iowa Republican Nominations.
DEs Mo1NEs June H. The convention
reassembled, ex-senator Harlan in the chair,
Gov. Gear was renominated by reclamation,
and Lieut.. Gov. CAM pbell was renominated
in the same way. Beck was nominated for
supreme Judge, and Vancoelen for State
superintendent. The platform was adopted
without discussion or change.
FOREIGN NEWS.