The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27
thereto, as at the cabinet council Yesterday,
many of the ministers were ayerse TO any
Intervention, even atSuez.
RE1rcTrn

sliereto, as AZ tne cabinet council yesterday,
many OF the ministers were averse to any
intervention, even atSuez.
RJECTEp.
The committee of chambers has rejected
the proposal for q second credit OF 95Wo,-
w wv francs ier protective measures in Egypt.
SIX members voted against the proposed
voting.
The Steele saysM DeFreycinet will chal-
lenge the vote of confidence. Public
OPINION ST ansely disapprovts intrigues
which are being carried on against the cas-
met. Inc defeat OF the ministery as over
'neir own resolutions will be inevitable,
forty-Sevcnth Congress
SENATE. i
WASHINGTON, July 26,-As soon as the
routine orders Of business were disposed sofI |
Mr., Hale moved to postpone all present and !
prior orders, including the revenue bill, and |
take up The naval appropriation bill. A
long discussion followed, in which the mo- |
ton was construed on both sides of the |
chamber as having the effect to dispose of |
the subject Of revenue and taxation for this |
session, and to facilitate the probable ad !
journment in the course of few DAYS.
In further progress of debate the position
| OF friends OF the revenue bill was COM
mented on as Il virtual abandonment
OF 1t. vote was finally taken,
when motion to proceed with
the naval appropriation bill prevailed
yeas, ~ nays, 80 Messrs. Hale, Hoar, In.
gals, Kellogg MeDill and Plumb were the
republicans voting with the democrats in
favor OF tn, motion. The negative votci
was entirely republican, except that of
Malone, and Davis, of Illinois, also
voted no. fStN
Mr.. VanWvck offered the fobowiug, ~.
Whereas, The tariff commission, from
Their headquarters at long Branch,
have on two occasions =. implor-
,ngly, appealed to ,3the.as plbiic
for Information and no response 0lias~been
made thereto and after inviting into its
presence manufacturers, importers and
traders, it is now wrestling with serious
question, whether gentlemen so invited can
relate their experience and explain their
J theories without taking an oath, duly ad-
ministered to tell the truth, evidently with
the laudable desire u protect itselfif0ni Inn
position. .
Resolved, That the attorney general, as
soon as in his Judgment can withdraw
his personal attendance from the
, st.r-ronte prosecution, and can
, fully Fatisfy the president and his cabinet.
! that the members OF congress are not otli-
GERS Of the government, and as to the le-
!, gality OF political assessment, be directed
, to proceed to Long Branch to aid said COM
, mission determining the above import
ant ana intricate question, and he shall adj
, wise what 10 him may seem proper to pro-
, tect The said commission from imposition
by nien wise in matters of trade and rev.
, enue, either by stringent oaths or other
, pains and penalties.
Numerous objections to the considera.
aNE .lt.ss -
+ taneously and 1t went over without action
, The senate took up the naval appropria-
/ tion bill as in the committee of the whole
with Mr.. Harris IN the chair. Mr.. Hale, In
charge OF the bill. addressed the com.
, mittee.
/ Mr.. Cameron, of Pennsylvania, chair.
man OF the naval COMMITTEE at the instance
| of that committee, moved to recommit the
bill with Instructions TO the appropriations
(; committee to eliminate all of its provisions
5 relating to the Ie organization of the navy
. passing over the merits or demerits of these
} provisions. he protested against its usur
patton by the appropriations committee O.
s the fnncton which legitimately belonged
+ to the naval committee.
ms proposition brought on general de
bate, which was still pending when the sen.
ate went into executive session and soon
after adjourned.
HOUSE.
HlscocR, OF New York, presented co /.
terence report on the general deficiency
: bill, stating that the conference committee
, had been unable to agree upon any matter
, IN controversy Of the payment OF mileage
to senators for attendance at the extra ses.
sion.
5 Hiscock moved that the house recede
r from its disagreement to that item, stating
Q that although he was opposed to it, he did
r not desire that the passage of the bill should
1 be endangered or delayed.
. Alter discussion the motion was lost and
s q new conference committee was appointed
Y The conference committee on the legisla.
Q I'VE, executive and judicial appropriation
D bill reported another disagreement. The
house insisted upon its position and ordered
other conference.
I The house then voted-yeas, ia; nays
A ITO reconsider the vote by which it YES
d. terday refused to agree to the conference
$ report on the river and harbor bill. The
4 conference report was then agreed to-yeas
; Ill; nays, 50.
Q The floor was granted the committee on
funding affairs, and a debate on the first
t bill was taken up, permitting the sale of the
D omaha Indian reservation, and occupied
: the remainder OF the day.
, Adjourned.
s NoMINATIoYs.
Q WASHINGTON, July 26,-The president
nominated j. NJ. Kinds, of Alabama
United States marshal of the northern dis
trict of Alabama, and the following to b,
0 osimasters: Louis Desmairisa lat Opelousas
| Louisiana; Henry IL. Sanderson, at Clarks
Q vile, Texas; Robert w. Lindall, at Oko
lono, Mississippi.
l CONFIRMATION.
, The senate in the executive session con
: frmed the nomination of Merit l.. JoslyI
to be assistant secretary of the interior.
, Washington Items.