New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
The MEXICAN TREATY AND FRANCE.
WAsBFseToS. Monday, June % 1861.
DEPARTMENT.

DEPAkTMENI.
Gen. Rufus King having expressed to the Govern
rnent his desire that Gen. Sge. instead Of himself,
should be assigned to the command of the corps lately
nnder Gen. Fremont. the change YVES made to-day.
Gen. King resumes command Of bis division, with
which he is extremely popular.
THE TREAsURY-NOTE BILL.
The Treasury.Note bill has been reported back
from the Finance Committee Of the Senate, with two
important amendments.
The first fxes the amount to be issued In notes of
a smaller denomination than s. at SIS, ,000 in
stead of $50 900, 900. TIE second practically reduces
the total amount TO be Issued for circulation from
$50, 900 900 to $4,000 Oo0 By providing that no
less than as 900 900 shall bs reser ed for the pur-
pose of securing prompt payment OF the temporary
deposits provided for when demanded, and shall 10
issued and used only when in the judgment OF The
Secretary of the Treasury needed for tbst purpose
By tho BILL as it passed the House, the amount TO
DO so reserved fixed at not less than one.third OF
the aggregate deposits. The only other Amendments
is the addition OF q section authorizing the Secretary
Of the Treasury to make any officer or depositsry
designated to receive and keep moneys under tho
Tax bill discussing agent Of the Treasury for tho
naymen, ot.interest due citizens of the State Upon
Government securities issued by law.
pARsOS BgOwNLows LECTURE.
Parson Brcwnlov { two hours speech TO m audi-
tory of ], 800 person., 10 Fords Atbepaum. this
evening. was received with enthusiasm. The Par
sons cutting sarcasm concerning the semiSecession
employees who stick Ike bsrnacies OF the Federal
Treasury, elected cheers from tb, Union men pres
ent, and Kisses from the Rebel sympatbizers.
The wholesale deounciation of the miserable,
snaky policy of orr conn apders in guarding Rebel
properly, while Union pel by thousands are incar-
cerated ike felons ia Rebel prsops, wore heartily
appreciated by the audience. HIS earnest demand
for the rasssge Of stringent conhscaiion aud eInanc
patton measures, if they are needed to save rne
Republic was in striking contrast WITH recent
p, eeches from Senators who represent Free Staes,
and WIS received with moro applause than any othcs
portions Of the discourse.
TIE CoNFISChTION BILL.
There Is little doub, that the HOUSE will con-
cur IN the Senate substitute Tor the ConiScat"n bill,
aud will send i back 20 receive the sober second
thought the upper body. Cons-Sve Slavery mem.
bers are not likely 70 VOC to make any bin law.
they must do directly if they TO concur, which.
like that passed 10y The Senate provides for the
ing of negroes, and Republicans will s,snd by the
record which they have already made rather than
support measure coofessedly greatly moe accepta'
lie than the House bill to the opponents OF thorough
policy, and which was substituted by their votes IN
the Senate for the House ill.
TIL EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.
Il would appear from what dropped from Secreia.
~ Stanton in conversation to-day with Senator Har-
Ian and Representative W son Of Iowa, who chilled
on behalf of the psroled officers from Selma Ala,
no are seeking TO effect general exchange that the
report that correspondence on the subject has al
resdy been entered into is Incorrect. The Govern
ment does not seem TO have made up lis mind wbeth-
or a general exchange is or is not desirable, the
theory OF those opposed TO ono being that the
effect of il would be TO rs-enforce tie enemy.
THE MEXICAN TREATY.
The pretended synopsis of the Mexican treaty in
The Times Of to-day ia wrong in oil tina is now, and
oldi all that correct Every body here knew tn ttbc
treaty contemplated loan OF Sil 000 900 10 Mexico,
as security for the repayment OF which the church
and other property was mortgaged, 70 be sold by
Commissioners, five in number-not three, as stated
in TIE Times correspondence The assertion that
convention is annexed TO the treaty, in which tho
Tehuantepec proec, ID revived, il utterly unfounded
The Convention simply provides for the orgauza'
ton. ETC.. of the Commission. Against the opinion
entertained In some we'll informed quarters and
communicated 10 this correspondence last night to
the effect that II is not unlikely that France may con-
slider the ratification Of this treaty a casos beiii
should be set tho counter opinion Of the ieDds OF
Mexico, and Of the treaty. They claim that IL ID
entirely private transaction between this couo'Ty
aud Mexico having no reference direct or indirect 70
France, or any other European Power, that II 10
calculated to disspate rather than increase EcfoPeHn
complications in American affairs.
We are also semi-offciay occurred that The french
Minister has made any remonstranc' against the
ratification Of tie treaty.
THE PENSION Dn1L.
Senator Foster has reported back the Pension Dill
passed by the House, amsnded by striking out
number of sections by attending its provisions TO
the officers and sailor Of tie gunboats who serve
during the war, s.d BY depriving of its benefits
di.loyaI widows children, or other heirs
GIN. mDowELL's STAFF.
The following changes have been made Oh Ueh'
McDoyells staff Ad.-Gen Breck has been or
dersd TO report to Gen. Pope. Gen. Van Rensselaer,
aud Mai Myers have been ordered To " ashlns'oi'
Capt. S. +. Barston has been appointed Assistant
Adjutant General in place Of Maj Breck, assigned 70
Gen. Pope.
THE ADDITIONAL OATE OF OFFICE.
The Committee of Conference on the bill imposing
40 additional oath of Office 10 the effect that the
allan; bas not been and will not be Voluntarily
Rebel. agreed to report striking out the Senate
amendment which exempts the Nice-Presdent and
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