The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19
Action Of the House On Important
Naval Matters.
adoption Of the Resolution for the
Relief Of Captain Ericsson.
4he Question Of . Navy Yard for
Iron. Clads Laid Over.
The Inter-C Continental TeIegraDh
Bill In tho Senate,
ksss ke.s u.

psinurrEs or CONFERENCE on rHz INTERNAL
kRvENUH BILL.
Tho Senates committee OF conference 70 cot In CON.
bsnction with that Of the Bouse on the disagreeine
bue0dments TO the Internal Revenue bill consists Of
esestors Fessenden Howe and Van Winklo Representa-
lives Morrill,, Pendeton and Hooper committee on
0ne part OF the House. About three hundred amend.
eneuts are 70 be compromised.
NATIONAL BANKs.
The First National Bank OF Clarxsyiile N Ycaptal
pity thousand delars-ls tho only authorized this
week. Tho forms and blanks In regard to national
Banks arc ready and tho department prepared 70
receive and attend TO applications for tho organization
eex banks Or the conversion Of banks Tho banks
g New England and the Western States are 90 rapidly
BEING converted into banks that very soou there
VIM be other banks Of circulation than national banks
west Of the Alleshaniss
exS RESOLUTION yoR THE RELrsY OF cArrAIN
/. ERICSSON ADOPTED By THE HOUSE.
1hs resolution for the relief OF Captain Ericsson pro.
Ndhg that the shall take Dictator az she
haads at her value and finish her on i,s own account
as passed to-day BY the House. The increase In the
t Of materials and labor been great render
utterly impossible for tho contractor finish the Die.
3atsr and Puritan the terms agreed upon and unless
he roef asked for granted the government would
Do deprived OF the Of these OF which it
ptmds greatly In need. relieved OF the Dictator the
Contractor undertakes TO finish the Puritan under the
terms Of the contract, although these involve heavy
bnm
tam NAVY YARD FOB IzoN-cEADs QUESTION SET.
tiled.
SAe Navy Yard for on-cads received It's quIesus 10
GAv the House voting by largo majority, postpone
he whole matter until next session. The majority report
IN favor OF New London, and the minority favor
pf League Island, In tho Delaware river. TIE subject
ss one which would lead TO long debate and involved
SAeexpendisurs Of large amount OF money, and there
seemed to DO but hale disposition to give tho necessary
ene and attention. 80 tho governments continue 70
nspend on private establishments for Ito rou-clads
2AL sERScx BETWEEN rHE UNITED STATES AND
BRAZIL.
+ accordance with the provisions Of tho act Of Congress
sesny passed. aahorixng the establishment Of ocean
nah steamship service between the United States ana
pras the Postmaster General has advertised for pro-
eoeAh. Twelve round TRIPS TO be performed aunu.
~ for term Of ten years. commencing before the
kss September 1896 The steamships offered for this
ssfvce must be American, o FIRST GLASS; and proposal
nm DO accepted bidder Also accepted by the
government Of Brazil. The Department "a not advised
aAas any definite aosen yes taken by Brazil In
respect to the establishment Of the proposed servcs
Between tho two countries.
THE BLOCKADE OF THE rHUssrAN PORTS.
~ the instance Of the Dinsh Minister edited 70
he government Of the United States, the following
amended notice Is published Of the possible umptoa
ths blockade the Prussian ports OF the Baltic Is well
- Of ports the duohss OF scnsswg and Hol
Dseln-
II has been officially announced the State Depart
eBent that hcstisice between Denmark and the Ger.
man Powers would be resumed on the 18th Of tsis
unless postponed by the proceedings Of the Confer
saos London and that 10 such case the blockade Of me
Prussan ports OF The Baltic well Of the ports the
dscbes OF Scheswg aud Hos;cn which has been raised
from The l2h uit VIII 20 into forcs again immediately
a0Arf ha ayntrof iDnnf AxoA