New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
NAVAL APPRECIATION BILL.

tho House TO strike it out. The House, N
liberal mood to-day gave the State Department So.
hcitor . salary Of $1,000
REIMBURsBMENT or PENNSYLVANIA.
Thad. Stevens to-day endeavored TO pass an
appropriation 70 reimburse Pennsylvania for money
paid ont at the req-tsi Of the War Department TO pay
troops engaged in repc'iug INVASION 1t was arsed by
Mr. Myers but Mr.. ELAINE OF Name offered amend
ment which il adopted, will defeat the bill. Il goes
over TO tomorrow, when II is understood that Nj
Blaine VIII withdraw bis opposition and the bill viii
pass. The result IL not certain, however.
MR.. BROOKS TO BE oUSTED.
The House Committee on Elections this
morning decided by vote Of to 8 70 Dust Mr. Brooks
auJ give the seat to Mr.. Dodge Tie House viii 10
doubt indoTse the action Of the Committee, on the
ground that he was elected by fraudulent votes.
BILL DEFEATED.
The Senate to-day killed bill granting I'M
usual privileges 20 company Of spectators to buy and
sell lands and speculate generally in tie South. The
House had previously killed IT, and is probably
ended
COMBINATIONS.
Tic Senate. in Executive Session to-day con-
frmcd a large Is; OF nominations Of secondheuenanis
/
The Post-OEoe Department, which shut off the gas
TO try petroleum, on the ground of economy, have
thrown ont the LITTER and VIII 20 back to gas again.
THE FINANCE BILL.
The WAYS and Means Committee again dis
cussea tue Finance bin today and again postponed
vote on the subject until tomorrow. It difficult
70 haTmouige the eOntending opinions. Secretary
McCu!ochs friends insist upon absolute power TO fund
and Others deny the policy of funding plain legal tend
al present, and only limited privileges over the in
terest bearing legal tenders ANY harmonious action
seems as far Of tonia ht as ever.
INTERVAL REVENUE
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
amounted 10 s4223Ol.
CONTROLLER CLARKE AGAIN.
The Hon. Freeman Clarke, Controller of the
Currency today addressed a note to Treasurer Spin
ner requesting detailed statement Of the deposits in
designated repositories Of public funds June 30 last
the report called for wonld demand the labor OF
half dozen clerks for several days Gen Spinner has
not ye determined 10 comply with the Controllers re.
quest.
THINGS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Assistant Commissioner of Freedmen''
affairs FOR the State OF North Carolina reports to
Maior.Gen. O. o. Howard under date OF Raleigh.
March TO- that a very slow Improvement in the affairs
Of the freedmen OF that State is manifest Put few
Of violent outrages reported but instances Of
petty annoyance and Interference with the industry and
enterprise Of the freedmen, are rying TO do we'll
are numerous their horses and mules stolen their
fences torn down their pigs killed. and their arms
taken away.
The Assistant. { Commissioner SAYS that the porpe.
traitors Of such acts can rarely be detected and
when detected IL is not easy matter 70 bring them to
justice. The freedmen Of the State are not yet free
fom apprehension thas their liberty will prove but
dream. They 30 much illfeelng exhibited toward
them, and hear so often that they inferior
and must always expect to be- that they are afraid 10
trust the white people
/ The Assistant Commissioner thinks that could the
freedmen be sure Of full protection everywhere they
would exert themselves more earnestly 10 acquire
property and improve their condition.; and notsith
standing all the discouragements under which they
labor. the Assistant Commissioner States there are
many cheering signs Of progress
DEPoSITISG OF PUBLIC FUNDS.
The Savannah National Bank Of Georgia was
to-day designated a depository Of public funds.
TREASURY ORDER.
Inc SECRETARY Vi Tue iIcanuy to-uas ioo"o"
the following order 10 officers Of Customs:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT March 10. 1866.
vndsp ,bs pfoy,on Of the ae Of Mach is 1905 entitled
act to further suTs American e ag.o Ssfa sI. w
require the presentaon Of manifest ,eumg ioI'n
enr ,ss pPodoce Of the forest. Of the State
the g. Johns River and ito tributaries owned by American
,cS by American citizens and being unnsnufse,ured in
whole part aud specifying the place OF original podae
tion, the place where the 'ame was sawed OF he~ h
the and residence Of the owner or o"eel,; ,n.
Of the person who sawed or hewed the same o s
h. well a. the owner are citizen. o. me nsd fs nsd
states Consul St Johns n b. that be satisfied from the
from such and person who aa "a. as OF
HuGH MoCULLocH Secretary Of the Treasury
To the Associated Pres'. -, o, ,oes
WAsHNGToS Wednesday. March q, leoo
CONSUL RECOGNIZED
The President has recognized +. A. Santers
as Consul OF Wirtemburg. at Galveston, Texas.
REMEDY FOR THE RINDEnfEsT.
| A rrazer of Germany has addressed a comlnu'
noaton 10 the Department OF State suggesting meah'
of preventing the spread OF the hlDocrPesI nv
theory is that the diseased carte Poson .no i,h
animals and the latter fabricated with petroleum sno
. srna quantity OF the oil mixed with their food Inc
communication has been sent to the honse Commi''e'
on Agriculture.
ADMIRALTY CASES.
The Admiralty case now before the United
Statas Supreme Court appeal from aecfee Vi 'e
Circnff Court for the Eastern District OF Louisiana
Of four from the Southern states now
euuenf the determination OF which was IhteIIap.eo
by the war There GO odd cases peha'hg rom we
same section hut they cannot be reached during 'ns
present term Of the Court
ARLINGTON.
II a,,ears from official data that the Arlington
esate formerly the property Of Gen. Lee belongs 70 the
oyernynent Il having been purchased at sa'c ioi