The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Deficiency Bib Passed. e,
Debate in tho Senate On the Fest
Route Dill
ExPECIED vEToD o. THE PRESIDENT,
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NE alsuou CONVENTION.
Intense excitement has existed q. tho capse, and
throughout the city all tho day. and possible tonight
| II is on IN increase, regarding baltimore
TN LOAN BILL
The Twentyone Million Loan bill passed without debate
All the Pennsylvania representatives present. except Mr.
Dimmick, voted against the Loan bill, and three
democrats only recorded their names in the mega
tive, nsmefy-Aessrs Cobb Florence and Norris,
Of nlnis The Affirmative was q mixed vote Of
all parties. The Senate passed the bill within ten mi
nutes after IL left the House.
The PRESIDENT INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES.
The President has completed the document, which no
has been engaged upon for days. reply TO the
action of the House their vote Of and the
document that profound sensation, not only
Congress throughout the country It shows up the
men engaged this session In all their
naked doformty. Forncy Haskin, Hickman and Adrian,
stand convicted by President Of fncston and das
ardly unsqualled in the history Of any
ment. Their record will present beautiful commentary
for future generations.
PROBABLE VETO OF THE CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION
eyc pre here To- dav in
sequence Of that the President will veto the Civil
and Miscellaneous Appropriation BILL in consequence of
the provision in IL making Captain Meigs Superintendent
Of the completion Of the Washington Water Works. in
spite Of his removal by the Secretary
that post in consequence Of his extravaganza. have
70 believe that the is true and that the
veto will will be in The provision
ing Meigs the place docs him army ofd-
Ger, and although he is subordinate OF the President,
who Commander in Chief of the army 1t makes him
peror 70 the President and places out Of the power Of
the latter 10 10 have any control him. This
deemed violation Of the constitution, and upon this
point mainly the veto will be passed. The provision
places at the disposal Of Megs the of $500 900
The prospect that II the veto is ent in effort viii be
made 10 strike out the of Msigs, which unwise
y put by the House Conference Committee let the
remainder stand that the build and the
people Of Washington viii not suffer. correspondence
viii DO called for tomorrow, N the War Department,
between Walter the architect and Megs Secretary Floyd
and the President which, Is said, will not reflect much
credit upon those who have conferred SO much power
upon him.
RuAoRm THE HOMESTEAD
There q rumor tonight that the President will veto
the Homestead BILL but IL is in substance the
the originally offered Johnson Of Tonnes
See IL n doubted. .f
rus ross evyyux DEFICIENCY BILL
THE Conference Committee Of the houses still
in possession Of the Post Once Deficiency b containing
the House proposition 70 restore tho mail service discon
tnued by Postmaster General Holt, upon which they can
not agree Tho House conferees insist upon restoring
and the Senate conferees opposed, and neither win
retreat The opinion is however, that the Senate win
instruct their conferees recede there now ma
jorty Of the Senate in favor restoring The bill appro
pirates seven million Of money. The Senate tonight
agreed 10 restore the postal Service and then motion
was made 70 reconsider. Pending that question the
Senate went 10 Glibusering and adjourned The motion
TO reconsider restoring the service viii DO the
FIRST In order.
The Post once Deficiency and Post Route bills the
only ones Of general public character pending be-
tween tho houses with the exception Of the Tariff
APPOINTMENTS coxuKxD.
The Senate have confirmed the following appoint
meut:c g. Baylor Consul Cologne; A. W. Frcstidus,
v. smith, Consul at Barbados; W. p. Williams, APP
praiser General Of the United staies A. Most Postmas
ter ut Davenport Iowa. T. p Lord Naval 0ccr at Ports
mouth N. H.; W. W. Irving Receiver at Dakota; T. J.
Kenny District Attorney Of Utah; j. Kelly, District At
torney Of Oregon Francis O. Baldwin, Register at Column
bus Miss C. g. Benton, Register nj La CROSSE, Wis; w.
burns, Surveyor o( North CHrolina; B. Davis Supcrin
iendcnt Of Indian Anhirs In Missouri; b. H. cornwsl,
Postmaster Terre Haute M James Gregory, Surveyor
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Attorney OF Illinois.
ROUTE BILL
The Senate has been the day engaged upon the
Post Route bi and the steamship spectators loading
~ down with all sorts Of jobs. II will stand poor show
In the House.
TIE rxrxrSo BUREAU.
Tho President has not yet signed the bill for printing
establishment resolution authorize the Secretary Of
the Interior TO purchase building and material, instead
Of the parties the BILL passed the Senate to-day
and h on the Speakers table, where viii take two
thirds vote 70 reach IT,
WE PATENT osry yRnrrse.
The efort 10 give Patent Orc printing ordered
BY the House 70 the House Printer failed Of
conference Bowman the Printer gets IL. and
indebted 70 the republicans for IT, The conference
committee failed TO agree reduction Of the rates OF
printing 30 the printing q the present Congress win
main the same before The senate yielded this
Offset 70 the Patent Once printing referred 10 above
MILITARY Road ROM 70 ccssvArL
Mr. Van wyke, Of New York, submitted 10 the Com
mitice On Roads and Canals proposition 70 construct
military ssd pest road from West Point 10 Cornwall
Landing me committee favcrsbiy disposed, and
have adopted resolution calling upon the Secretary q
War for esai ~stes
gn AnJorxyxrr on oosuRrs
The House would be ready TO adbssrn Tomorrow, the
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not have quorum Monday. shsuld this prove 10 be
the case with three appropriation bills pendisg,
and one likely 10 b. vetoed Congress si be called back
10 complete the business.
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