New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06
late News from Warrington.
PRESIDENTIAL EEToEs ANTICIPATED.

We find the following intelligence in the Chicago
Republican Of the I'd:
PRESIDENTIAL vEToEs ANTICIPATED.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The opinion gains ground
that the President will veto both the tariff act the
1 new treatments bureau bill and the bill to insure
which will no doubt be passed over the yetees
before Congress adtourns.
THE FOURTH OF JULY.
There are no arrangements here for celebrating
the fourth of July. Very few members have gone
away. Congress will only adjourn over from Tuesday
afternoon TO Thursday, A large number of mem
bers and ex-offieers and soldiers are going to
Philadelphia, to attend the presentation Of battle
hags, byreturned regiments, to the State.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The entire receipts for the fiscal year ending
June ~ are: Internal revenue s307000O00;
customs, gold, sld9,000,O0G; miscellaneous, $50.
100000 total, $526,o00,O00.
M THE RoussEAu-GRINNELL ARRAY.
1t is reported, upon pretty good authority. that
the Rousseau-Brinnell committee will make two
reports, one signed by the chairman, Mr.. spald.
ing and TWO others, In favor of aynulsinn [pbiIo
Mr. Hogan'and one other will report in favor If
eensuring both Rousseau and Grinnell, II il in
testimony that one Of Reusseau's hackers went
armed with revolver to use it, if necessary, to
protect konssean in making the assault.
THE SPANISH MISSION.
Tt is rumored that ex-senator Hale will he an.
pointed United States judge in New Hampshire
and that the mission to Spain will be rendered 10
Gen: Sickles, who has not accepted the mission to
the Hague.
REMOVALS FRoN OFFICE.
The President sent an order to the postofice
department yesterday fof the removal of seven
poaunastefs in the twenty-segenth district in New
YORK a. general removal of oficeholders ID
ail1lelpated as soon as Congress adjourns.
POSITION OF THE SENATE.
The Senate had rather an exciting executive
~
Ir5ing e GET some of their friends confirmed. |
several Senators made known their intentions Of
Eotlng ior Nc man who was appointed merely |
President. = -
as TIE CONFERENCE conD1rTgEs.
Ihe conference committee had two sessions on
Saturday, but did not take up the eotton tsz S o
tax on railroad fares, most Of the time being
agreed upon. &"sHS
The conference eohlmittee On the new freed.
mems bureau bAll have agreed practically to report
the Senate bill.
THE TARIFF.
Saturdays discussion on the tariff deyelopea |
considerable opposition to it upon the Union side
Of the Honse. mainly, however, from Iowa, and
men Who claimed to represent agricultural inter. |
ests Judge Kelly thought They could best pro |
mote their Own interests BY keeping out British |
goods and building manufactori@ and factories Al
nome, consuming their products instead of losing
so much Id the shape Of freight.
4naas Stevens undertook to rebuke Union mem.
Ders lor limiting at any reduction Of duties on iron
exhaustion. ~ 9s-0ai
No important changes were adopted and the
W N,l week YAH probably be consumed ii com.
pietlng the bill. -
NisoELL4NEOus.
Gen. Pope Is to succeed Cen Hooker in ean6. /
i mani o. the department et the East. Gen. Han
COCK WIN succeed Gen Pope in the West ana Z
Gen. John y. sehofeld, Who has lately returned Z
from Europe, will be GENT to Baltimore ~
The total receipts from internal reyenua c,s.
toms, miscellaneous sources and ealeg If Dubjc a
lands for the fiscal year ending june 90 viii II is
stated az me treasury department, foot up over \
$500 900 000 The receipts from internal revenra g
asgestmated will be l5,000, 900 customs SIN i
100000; direct tax, about $4,000 ,000 from mis-.
sources, S65 GOO 000 and from sales ~
public lands, about $600000 /
AWasnington special says the reports concern. :
ng changes in the cabinet are unfuunded Neither
ar. Speed nor Mr.. Harlan have even remotely sup d
rested to the President desire to retire
The New York Hefaldss Washington sneeiaf .
avs: tits stated on good authority thar the ;
Prominent radicals at Washington have in a series +
I leaueuses determined 10 call convention Of 4
ne Siates now represented, which shall determine
poo platform antagonistie to the President. {
ne name q Lieut.. Gen. Grant is to be put ia a
omlnatlon for successor to President johnson. +
me elll introduced on the 30th by Senator Wade 0
reg liate the selection Of grand and petit juries
| the Territory Of Utah. ana for other purposes.
az Whaeh was referred to the committee on ter Ell
toiles provides that citizens only of the United nj
-sles shal pc competent to serve as Jurors in 2s
taA that they must be selected from the bodyl N
lhe people OF the district; that the United NJ
ases nafshal shan attend all courts and execute Nj
process ana orders issued that when a Judge 70
any district y absent or disabled, his NJ