The New York herald., 1864-06-05
mORiLEI FROM WkSNIIGTOX.
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Resignation Of Major Generals
Fremont and Buell..
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The designations Accepted
by the President.
Passage Of the Tariff Bill by the
House.
The Efforts TO Defeat the Bank.
rupt Bill,
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WASHINGTON, June 1864
MAJOR GENERAL FREMoNr's RESIGNATION.
Several days since Major General Fremont sent his
resignation 70 the President learn that the resR
nation has been accepted, and General Fremont has
ceased 70 BE- an officer OF the Unisd States Army His
stood second the list Of MAJOR generals Of the
army General Mcclellan standing rss General Grant,
Lieutenant General. is General Chief General Ere
mont is free and before the country candidate
for the Presidency. 1t is understood that several
bers OF his star have also resigned.
RESIGNATION OF GENERAL BUELL..
General Hueil has also resigned, and his resignation has
been accepted Is unde rsood that General Buell. re-
his original position in tho regular armycolonel
and assistant adjusant general
PASSAGE OF The TsRIFP BILL IN THE HOUSE.
The passage Of the Tariff bin by the House is hailed
with refreshing OF relief the Importance Of some
Of It's provisions to sectional parts OF the counry keeping
every the rack Of apprehension concerning antc
rated amendments Tho Marble interest stirred qnte
discussion, the jealousy between New England and the
West concerning monopoly again bresking out although
In q subdued Most Of the votes against the bill
its final passage were prompted by the belief
that certain Eastern interests fcs,ered undue
extent than by any opposition the general features
OF the measure. all without exception urging the
sity Of increased revenue
TIRE GOLD BILL.
The Gold bill comes up IN the Rouse at the rst oppor
tunlty. Mr.. Hoopers amendment is In substance the
the Senate b except in relation to foreign
change, which days Ia allowed ts delivery In
all contracts.
PERSONAL DISCUSSION IN TIM HOUSE REGARDING
M THE BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr.. Garfield as;onished the House to-day by intro
ducng 10 the course OF esonal explanation relative
10 his remarks OF last evening the 6ankrup, b cor
respondepce between parties In the West engaged In
raising funds for lobbying The bill through Congress- The
writer's represent themselves agents Of the Bankrupt
H Association and ask for twenty thousand dollars TO
effect their purposes Mr. Spaulding waxed quite fierce
at the alleged nsnuaton OF any lack of integrity the
part OF Congressman, and denied all guowecge OF the
organization evidently nchng at the charges OF undue
bus,e running the bill through the House and limiting
debate to a single speech.
REBEL BLocBApg OF The RApPAHANNocE.
All steamers have eft the Rappahannock and the
ARRIVAL OF REBEL WOUNDED
Three hundred wounded rebels arrived here yesterday
from White House.
BEAUF0RT, SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Beaufort Is CO. Bsltimore Convention delegation
s here urging theresiden& to open Beaufort port
OF entry.
PRINTING THE AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
Tha ncii-- 49, ue.a. .ho razoluten 10
print extra copies OF the Agricultural Report occa-
stoned no little surprise Tho proposition limiting the
number to ten thousand barely givos n sufficient
10 the department for distribution amon correspond
cnts and agricultural societies, leaving for mem-
bers.