New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch 10 The n. !. Tribune.
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PROSPECTS OF THE BANKRUPT BILL.

PROSPECTS or THE BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr.. Arnold of Illinois, having made himself
familiar with the sentiment OF The House in his labor
In behalf Of the Bankrupt bill. gives tonight tho
happy assurance that this measure OF policy and hui
manty will probably pass tomorrow. IL tho Baltimore
Convention will leave the House quorum.
COL. PORTER SAID TO DE- LIVING.
Col Peter A. Porter Of the sth New-York
Heavy Artillery. officially published as killed Is said to
DO only severely wounded. Baltimore paper OF this
morning contains cheering statement 10 this effect
Hollis White has gone to the front to deyote himself to
the care Of the Colonel II yet alive and TO bring home
bis remains II dead
CARE oP PASSENGERS AT SEA.
Secretary Chase has submitted to the House
Committee on Commerce the dram Of BILL which was
oday reported to further regulate the carriage pas
sengcrs In steamships and other vessels. The bill Ia
accompanied by letters from the IT, s Consul at Aspn.
wall and the Collector a. NewYork. giving accounts Of
abuses by the Vanderbilt line which demand the earnest
and prompt attention OF Congress.
The Consul states that In sundrv communications
since August 1884, he hos mentioned many facts to tho
State Department in relation the almost total disrs
gard Of the Vanderbilt line from New'York TO that
port OF the law regulating steam passenger ships
ships or in their manning fitting out. but that,
tho contrary they to have become moro lax and
careless from the IMMUNITY with which the laws are
violated. The details OF the improper crowdins, expo
sure and insufficient provision for passenger are fear
full
THR RESIGNATION OP Mr.. CISCO
Assistant Treasurer Cisco of Ncw.York, yield
ing TO considerations connected with his health. has
sent in his resignation Of his Office u take effect at the
end Of the current financial year.
DIsHoSORABLB DISMISSAL
Gen. Banks has dishonOrabiy dismissed from
the service Col Lewis NJ Peck l73d New York Vols,
for that he preceded his regiment TO the at the
battle Of Pleasant HILL April 9, 1864; that be did not
make proper attempts to rally his regiment while In
fusion that he was not with his regimonta oOors
with those Of his men who were rallied around them
when they advanced sgains, the enemy that ut this
time. Lc Of advance upon the enemy. he going to
the rear without permission authority. and alone
and that he did not reoin his command until O'Clock
p Of the 10th OF april being absent and from the
colos Of his regiment about twenty hours without au
thorty The Colonel the order adds Is hereby dishon
oraby dismissed from the service Of the United Sacs
for misbchavior before tho enemy subject 10 the ap
prova OF the President.
DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH WHITE HOUSE.
The military mail line of communication with
the White House. via Baltimore has boon broken up
and direct route from Washington by steamers estab
lshed.
NEW BANKING CAPITAL.
Fifty per cent Of the capital under the new
bannans act must be paid in. and one.thrd OF that
amount deposited In the Treasury In registered bonds
Coupon bonds viii not be accepted but they can be ex
changed for registered Forms and instructions under
the new law will DO mailed 70 applicants In about
week.
DIsLOYAL EMPLOYEES.
Secretary Chase has addressed note to
each head Of bureau in his Department nquirng II any
disoyal clerks othor employees have places therein.
REFUSED TO ADJOURN
The House to-day persistently refused to adj
ourn over fof the Baltimore Convention It Is doubt
ful. however, II quorum bc present tomorrow.
TIKI REv. DR. BRRCKINRIDGR.
The Chaplain of tho House has invited DR..
Brsciinrdse Of Kentucky to preach in the Capitol next
Sunday.
DOINGs OF rHR SANITARY COMMISSION.
A telegram sent yesterday from White House
by the Sanitary Commission Agent to the Commission
lore says: Wounded arriving. Sending five sidi.