The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-28

sickness Stewart with the radicals; but
Wiley is claimed by both sides, as Is also
Lane, OF Kansas The chances are exceedingly
thin for sustaining the veto in the Senate. Senators
Wilson and Trumbul are sanguine Of success The for
mer declares that hereafter thirds vote In the SEN
ate is sure against the President on all questions He
openly that they will make war against the fres'-
dent now and that they have finally reached point that
he has claimed for the last six months they must
come TO. The friends Of the President seem 10
apprehend no fears Of the result OF the vote,
but they evidently do not understand the work
that has been done by the radicals TO win over
those republicans who voted to sustain the
former veto While they have been active the Presi-
dent has retained their allies In his Cabinet and other
Offices and has done nothing strengthen the hands Of
those who stood by him the Freedmens Bureau veto
This has dsheaened some of his former supporters and
given the radicals the very weapons which have enabled
ihem to influence the votes Of Of the wavering
Senators. This shows the folly Of retaining opponents
10 his policy in his Cabinet 1t is reported that four
members Of the Cabinet against the vetoSecretaries
Denison, Stanton, Harlan and Speedand that Seward,
Mccullough and weles approve It,
Senator Sumner rushing around the city exeitedly
this evening, and made himself well nigh ubiquitous
Within an hour or so he was at Senator Morgans the
uptown hotels and the National Hotel, besides being
passed and repassed several times Pennsylvania ave-
To avoid the White House appeared to be his rst
DESIRE and rapid ocomoton the second Canvassng for
to morows vote the generally assigned for
his unwonted haste.
CONDITION OF SENATOR FOOT.
Al eleven O'Clock tonight Senator Foot was still v
ing but not expected survive the night Should he
die before vote will be had upon the
Presidents message for three days and
sbly not for week.
THE TAX ON WOOL.
r. NJ Montgomery, President Of the ohio Wool
Growers Association; Henry 8. Randall, President Of
the National Wool Growers Association, and Edwin
Hammond the mcrino king OF Vermont, are In Washing
ton, having been summoned to appear before the Com
mitteo on Ways and Means to give their views in the
matters Of tax and tariff on wool
THE BANKRUPT BILL IN THE HOUSE.
The greater part Of the day spent ia the House In
discussion Of the Bankrupt BILL reported some time ago
by Mr. Jenckes OF Rhode Island, from the Select Com
mittee the Bankrupt Law The absorbing interest OF
the proceedings in the Senate wing Of the Capitol left
barely quorum in the House, with very spare collec-
ton Of admirers In the galleries, Mr. Jenckes struggling
along with his bill, defeating two or three motions TO
adjourn till about four O'clock when hc succeeded In
getting the previous question ordered, so the vote will
come The bill has been picked to pieces so
Is very little probability that it win pass.
PosTpoSEMESr OF THE MASS MEETING OF NATIONAL
UNI0NIsTs.
The mass meeting OF National Uuonists called for To-
morrow evening in this city, has been postponed until
next week.
NAVY YARD AT LEAGUE ISLAND.
Tho House Naval Committee has decided TO report in
favor Of League Island at Philadelphia site for the
new navy yard for iron clads
DECISION or COMMISSIONER ROLLINS.
The following interesting decision Of the Commissioner
orIntcrnal Revenue has Just been made public:-
OPYIcg oY INTERVAL RKvKruE,
WASHINGTON, karch %, 1884.
SR-Yours OF the 10Th inst 10 received. You inquire u
the nxed salary Of agent necessarily employed 10 take
charge of real estate s proper deduction from the rents
and pronts theroof and exempt from income tar. re
ply fat under the terms 0f section III the s~-sy of
person employed 10 take OF real estate would b
dc iuctibe from such income u the person paying such
salary Is derived from the estate In queeon TpS
person receiving the salary woud Of course return the
same A. part OF his income, snhect 70 tax. Very
spectfully, T. A. ROLLINS, Commisnoucr
A. W. NIcorr, 81 waIl street, New York.