New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
neral ssott's Letter on Mcclellan
lsy COLD ComFOREFOs THE cepPERHRADs.
kovOnment and Connecticut Copperheads
80, p,,ps,eh 70 The N. Y. TIibrne.

| The Committee Of Conference on the Loan bill
Lato today, mildly insisted upon their differences,
III adjourned till tomorrow. The points Of differ
L,,e between the Senate and the House are seven
N rumber, viz:
\ The Gsst is whether the oOOO;oOO interest,"
ksrinp notes shall be convertible into legal ieneer
n be mado legal tender on is lace; LUG ,ha,
L. that jt shall be convertible. lac oe"a'o '""
sball be the thing itself. ,.
The second is whetbersthe amount OF iegal-,enoer
k,,s sball be $50 0C0 600 300, co., The House
Les Tor the latter.
n Third. The House insists on taxing bank crcu-
lion mon q graduating scale. Inc SENATE Daugs
u M IA amendment taxing the whole circulation
L. rer centun per anuum for two years, anu alter
Est Two per cent per annum.
II potrtt The House wants coupons receivable for
Eastoms duties thirty days before they become due.
Enstors avert from this.
EGh; The House insists on retaining in the bill
L. discretionary power for the Secretary, the sec
Kan regulating the deposit in the State banks OF re-
Epts from internal revenues and loans 90 the pledge
Ii u, s. bonds as security. 800 -. 80.
Srth. Az 10 the time wien the 800. 000, GOO
L. bonds shall be payable. The House insists on
Ye years absolutely; the Senate on any time, 10
IL oVtonsl wsh the Secretary, not exceeding three
I,esrs ,r., a.. ;. .,
Itsfona currency TO SoV, O0OVVVi the Sena'e "an's
llf quantity unlimited.
COMPROMISE, Of course, is the issue Of these dis
I.rsements 1t is said that Mr. Cbase today pro-
lmsed to the House half of the Conference Committee
Through Mr.. Morris Ketcbum, that the 500, 10000
Isip,eresi bearing notes should be convertible into
Igsl tender every SIX months.
After the adjournment OF the Committees session.
lac pews OF the rise in the price Of gold is said to
lave given strength to the position Of the Senatorial
Ieaferees.
Isls BUTLER AND TIE GULF DEPARTMENT.
| The statement that Gen. Butler has been re-
Ipigued TO the Department of the Gulf is premature.
liz such determination has yet been arrived nj. The
Opposition from tho State Department is sill unre.
Ik0slDg.
THE PRIvATEERING BILL.
Opponents Of the Letter.oi-Marque and Reprisal
h which has already passed the Senate, admit that
viii pass the House by q large majority.
INTEREST IN THE CONSUMPTION BILL.
The House galleries were moro ahan crowded TO-
iigbt the Senate having adjourned aud an exciting
DISCUSSION upon the ConscrPtion bill being anticipated
somewhat contrary to the general expectation the
soCr Tor taking vote was fixed, by an amicaele
arrangement ct o'clock tomorrow.
| GEN. SCOTS LETTER on MCCLELLAN.
The letter of Gen. Scott not yet sent to the Sem
re in compliance with it's resolution Of last week,
vhich Tbad. Stevens introduced into his speech,
SEATED no little sensation.
| COLD COMFORT FOR THE cOPPERHEADs.
| lie declaration Of Mr.. Steele Of NewYork that
k was for War against Dsunion in any shape, and
h the suppression Of the internal Rebellion, ss lie
characterized IT, was cold comfort 10 the whole Cop.
psr bead family.
THE PRIZE FIST CAsEs
The Argument Of the two prize test caees from
bosom and New.York, which have occupied the
Supreme Court for the past eight days. will be con-
tuded tomorrow. The Government side Of these
nOst important issues has been presented by Messrs
| Evarts, Dana and Esnes. The claimants have been
heard through Messrs. Carlyle, Bangs, Edwards and
Lord.
The conviction in professional circles Is, that tho
Eases in all the main points in issue will be adjusted
10 favor Of the Government. Chas. +. Sedgwiek
lieryene0 in the ayguaent as council for the cap
hrs
THE CoPPERlIEADs OF CONNECTICUT.
The revolutionary and reasonable attitude as
nmsd by ths Copperheads Of Connecticut in their
wcent Convention is attracting, as it should, the
Eecal attention Of the Government. There 10
sui, to the forbesrance of the Administration
DISMISSED OFFICERS REISsTATED.
Additional Paymasters II. p L. Bater, John A.
Lowry, and Joseph A. Nupes, mustered out Of the
kryiee by the War Department, have been rein
dated on the report of Major Charles S. Lsrned
Chief Paymas,er at Louisville on full examination
the facts in each Gaze.
PLUNDER-TRAPS IN CONGRESS.
There is danger that bills Of questionable charac'
Yer may be sprnng upon Congress at the heel Of the
Session A scheme is foot to secure a third mile.
age; and another TO devote the Government money
70 the purchase Of complete sets of The GtoJe for
each Member who does not now possess one.
ss the Anoeisseo Prem
WARRINGTON, Tuesday. Feb. ~ 1853
THE ORGANIZATION OF ARIZONA.
John Wilson Of Chicago, formerly Commissioner
u the General Land Office, had an interview Nth
Tie Preiident, yesterday, and declined the position
aeurvesor- General of Arizona under the recently
Government. The Hon. John A. |
GuLey Will probably he appointed Governor Of Ari.
Aona large number of gentlemen connected with |
re mining interests Of that Territory have recon.
'neDded Col. Edward E. Cross, of the 9th New.
HSnpebss Volunteer, for the Military Commander. |
The last Aamed LAS resided in Arizona for three
yeap
REBEL MAIL CAPTURED.
The gunboat Eureka, which has arrived here
bon tho Lower Potomac, brought up detective
sfeer attached 10 Gen. Schenck's department
having with hin large mail, among which was a
humber Of lettes addressed 10 prominent personages
o Richmond, which wero captured at Leonards-
Svn last week. together with the carrier, who !,
D custody at that place. IL lie thought much valu-
Me information will be derived from the capture.
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