New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y Tribune.
WARRINGTON Tuesday. Feb II. 1865.
Mr.. SUMNER on THE MONOPOLY.

WILMINGTON. Tuesday. Feb. H. 1865.
Mr.. SUMNER on THE MONOPOLY.
Mr.. Summers demonstration Of the injustice
and oppressive influence Of railroad monopoly in the
Senate odny wGs so exhaustive and mastery, that
the friends Of reform do desire any further argr
ment on this side. and will only ask tho Senate to dis
pose Of the bill by direct vote at the earliest moment
TIE DECLEysIoS OF GOV. MORGAN.
Gov. Morgan's declension of the Treasury
Department is understood TO be percmptory and final
IL is suggested that New York cannot expect to hold
the two highest in the Cabinet. dsl he TO seem
the instrument Of crowdipg out Gov. Seward has i'm
PEELED this declenson.
FINANCIAL MEASURES.
The Committee on Ways and Means will re-
port bill in accordance with tho wishes Of Secretary
ressenden which will provide far an issue Of bonds or
other obligations ut prohibiting legal tender notes.
not exceeding $500 COO payable at not over forty
wears from date at the pleasure of the Government at
not less than Ave nor than forty years. The
anonnt issued in other form than bonds may be con-
ycrted into bonds redcemabe rs above rs the Seere-
tary of the Treasury may deem espedient The
principal or interest, BOTH may be payable In coin or
any other other money or currency by Congress
TO be lwfu money, or in LEGAL tenders. Interest in
coin shall exceed nix per cent or If in currency not
10 exceed and threcterths per cent per annun
mother elton gives the Secretary power to sell bones
in any markcthe may choose. here or III Europe ana
Oh such conditions rs he may deem advisable fo' CON-
Ia fu money Treasury notes certificates Of Indebted
ness &c Another section cxempts these bonds from
State and municipal taxation The cost OF printing not
10 be allowed 10 exceed one per cent Power Is gwen
TO isue moro gold interest bonds ia order to guard
ngninst any lilurc future TO raise money should the
Secretary fail to raise money enough BY the sale oil
seven .thirtes
THE TREASURY.
Goy. Morgan still declines the TrcaSuryshp
and opinion is somewhat divided 10 tie next appoint
ment The most prevalent opinion is that Gov Bout
well Of Massachusetts viii be tho man, as Mt Lincoln
mas indicated u d,sre 10 have an Eastern mHh' ana
Mr. Boutwell, stands very high with him. should
Comptroller Mccullough be chosen it is probable that
Gov. 4. VI. Randall Of Wisconsin will succeed Secrc'
tsry Usher IN tie Interior Department.
Tuf'RgDRL SENATOR POOTE
Haprnan Foote who Is now en- route 10 Eu'
rope positively refused Mr. Stewards request TO take
the ouih 81 allegiance stating that he would never re-
turn to the Confeicrecy that 1t was finre. but DC
could not ronounce his own conduct Permission was
then given him leave for Europe parole not to re-
turn during the without permission.
THE LATE SENATOR HICKS.
The funeral of Gov. Hicks will take place
tomorrow from the Metropolitan Hotel. Tie knights
Templnr OF whom he was q member will turn out and
make m impoiing display. Both Houses III adjourn
on the announcement of his death and the members Of
both Houses viii attend The funeral ceremony Inc
follow ing programme is announced:
r.. - Arr paL-bg.rgTS
mourners, and Tempar escort Win attend OF the late
rc,iloncs Of tie deceased. Metropolitan IIote, at
O'Clock p. NJ. on "Wednesday the 18th inst, ri which
time the corpse will be- removed in charge of the Cor
rittee OF Arrangcments attended b. the palbearers
mourncrs. escort, and the scIgeantot-Arms OF the
Senate to the senate Chamber. where at o'clock. d..
wire service will be performed.
When these ceremonies arc comp,eted, the funeral
will move from The Senate Chamber 70 the place Of in
torment in The following ORDER The Chaplains of Con
crcss for the occasion; the physicians Who attended
the deceased Committee II Arran.ements, NJ. Foot
Mr. Buckalew Mr. Anthony. Mr. Morgan. VT. Wiley,
Mr. Wade; escort OF knights Tempari Pail Bearers
Mr. Colamcr Mr. Davis. Mr.. Doolttle; the Corpse
Mr. Lane Of Indiana Mr.. Foster Mr.. Hale; the family
and friends ~ tue deceased the Senator's and Repre-
.cu,utives from tho Stnte Of Maryland, the Gov
eruor aal Aids Lieut.. Cove rnor, Senate and House
Of Delegates and Court Of Appeals Of said state,
the Maror and City Councils OF the City OF Eal-
t'more as nlournors; the Scrgeantat.Arms Of the
, Senate Of the United States. tho Members OF Tie
senate preceded by the Vice President Of the rntcd
States anl the Secretary OF the Senate the Sergeant at
Arms Of the House u Representatives, the Members Of
The House Of Represe preceded by lis speaker
and clerk the President OF the United States, the
Heads Of departments the Diplomatic Corps. Judges
OF the United States Officers 81 the Executive Depart
ments, Officers Of the Army and Navy, tie Mayor Of
Washington. citizens and strangers
To the Aaoci.cd Pre,s
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Feb. a. l.GS.