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The Report Of the House Committee on
Foreign NiIairs, Prepared
by lIlouni.
PAUNerForr's NOTE or JUHE
"a. 1880.
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WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
Consular Apptopriatiou niil. - CON.
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" AtlllNNluNt March 81 bluuhl
(Ga.l, chairuNn Of tine HOUSE, commit-
tee on foreign affair, has prepared for
aubmisaOu 10 the House an extensive
report accompanying the REGULAR nu.
uual consular ant diplomatic uppf0-
pr,ntion bill framed ~ the committee.
The report says. "a careful oXami-
nation made iuto the subject Of foreign
milestone, ami the Importance Of diplo-
matte relations with the several CUun'
tries OF the world leads uH to the cOh-
clusi0n thn' the interchange Of thought
dispense. win much Ot the need for
foreign representation. In addition 10
this the country has grown 20 such
magnitude ~ 10 enjoy n regard from
other nations which guarantee her
against foreign insOlcnce, outrage aud
causcless war. Very much might he
safely done In reducing the number "
our ministers by abolition and the
union u several countries under ouv
mission. We are not encouraged 10
hope for the acceptance OF these views
by the Senate or President. lt Is
deemed best, except In the few inslan.
Gee reported when the bill was intro
duccd, ~ postpone needed REFORM"
by a mistake u the printer It was
announces that Guatemala sud Nene.
zurla had bueu Joinui under one min.
ister. Separate missions are to be
maintained ~ the twn countries, and
the salary fixed NJ $1,000 each. The
report says that the committee gave
careful attention 10 the consular service
and revised II according 10 the business
and Importance 70 the United States Of
each place.
THE cOSOREssIoSAL PROGRAMME.
The Bland silver bill still imuonds
over the House rs u cloud whose pres.
cnce mtAua1 possible storm, which
may disturb tho representations of
those who cnueavOr to fgrecastu an
accurate chatt " tho course Of the
Legislative ship. Owing 10 the al.
sruge " Mr.. Catching OF Mississippi,
and the desire that there shall be full
representation OF members when tho
rule making the Bland fruu coinage
bill and It's pending amendments n
special order u taken up, the rules
committee will not report aud call up
the much talked OF special order til
Tuesday. The silver fight viii then be
renewed anu fought TO a ,lnish one
way or the other.
Tomorrow will probably be devoted
to measures relating 10 the District Of
Columbia, aud the remainder Of the
week, " not devoted to the COnsilUm.
ton OF the silver question, will bu con
sumed either In debate on the tariff
question or consideration OF the rtgu-
lar appropriation bills. No decision I.
yet arrived at ne 10 whether or not the
tariff discussion snail he further inter-
rupted. There are three appfopria-
tiOn bills, namely, thu naval, consular
aud diplomatic and sundry civil, ready
for ACTON by the House Ia the order
indicated The river ana hafbOr hill
il agreed upon by the committee, but
will not he reported 10 tho House until
the close oftho week
The Senate proceedings Will turn
upon the disposition TO be mads Of the
boring sea arbitration treaty. In the
course Of legislative business the
Indian appropriation hill viii he fur
Their considered, and there IL no more
TO be- said upon the subject " employ.
ing army OtllcerB IN the capacity OF
Iudean agents. The West Virginia
Indirect tax bill IL assigned for Tues.
day, on which day Senator stanford
will nlso, according 10 notice, address
the Senuteon his hill TO determine the
value Of a legal tender dollar. ~ Is
expected that the Distric, Of Columbia
appropriation bill viii be- taken up
afterwards, and, ~ this lisa measure n
which the Senators feel much inter
est, owing In part TO the fact that a
majority Of them own homes in this
city, debate upon the provisions OF the
bill is likely TO occupy the Senate for
some time,