New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
Runners of a Veto by the President

THE TARIFF BILL.
IL, House spent Saturday on Iron without making "!
material change IN the tll as reported. An unexpected
1o.,,v to Inc bin was developed in the Iowa delegation
,hat brought Ihad Stevens 90 bis feet who ioT ie"
,ppfes was unusually eloquent in ms treatment of the
..t,,a Froe.rr,ie gang" He said lie bad hoped when
the Rebels len here and went South that their hostility
g. American labor had gone with them. But be regretted
a. fnd tlat they eit behind this hostility, and 1t came
l,t o CoreIcs from Iowa, and seated on the mon
side Of the House His voice here suddenly grew weak
and without concluding bis remarks, be sank ipio h'
chair remmkng that he was too much exhausted 70
continue.
Judge Kelley made some very pertinent remarks 10
Weston men who have been burning their grain instead
Of creating home market for il by keeping out foreign
manufacturers until home industry erected workshops TO
consume their gau without their trying TO send II 10
another continent and spending millions OF dollars 10
bnd @ canals to float away in pursuit Of foreign mar
keis Itwoud now seem as though the largest part OF
next week would be consumed upon the bill.
Member, Of Congress and Others are expecting veto OF
the bin from the President.
THE TAX BILL.
Tie Conference Committee on the Tax bill had two SEES
,ops on SATURDAY and discussed various items in dispute
and without coming to any conclusions, they adjourned TO
meet IN Monday morning
THB NEW ARMY BILL.
Seaator Wilson will call up his new Army oil IN the
SENATE about the middle ofthe week. AConicrence Com-
,ntee viii in an probability, be had TO settle the matter
definitely
THE FREEDMENs BUREAU BILL.
The Committee Of Conference on the Freedmen
Bureau bin have agreed to report practically The Senate
hin.
The Freodmens BIZ viii probably be reported 70 both
Houses on Monday from the Conference Committee MI
Wilson is confident of carrying his point which is that
the former may regain possession OF oil the Sea
Island lands sold for taxes paying thereedmen for
Improvements &C. The House proposition is that these
lands shall not he surrendered under any conditions The
customary veto is expected on the Freedmens Bureau
hill.
In case the Freemens Bureau bill and the bill to insure
ahe early completion Of the Pacific Railroad are vetoed,
they will be rpassed by the necessary twohds vote Of
Congress
TREEDMgN'S BUREAU IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Brevet Major-Gen. T. H. Kruger, who relieved Col
Whitesey as Assistant Commissioner Of the Freedmens
Bareau in North Carolina, has reported TO the Commits.
soDer for the during which he occupied the position,
lie having been relieved in turn by BTevet Major Gen.
John G. Robinson. He says that the State Convention
has escnded the provo TO the act passed by the Legs
laiure relating the testimony Of freedmen in courts
II also abolished the distinction before existing by the law
IN the punishment for assault by negro white
with intent to commit rape. As the law stands
the penses are the same for white and black and the
testimony Of all persons Of color is admitted in all cases
in which they are personally interested He states That
there are fewer cases of violence towards freedmen than
formerly. Al GOldsboro' two freedmen were shot,
killed and wounded, by the police of the town
their The circumstances at first reported
by the officer of the Bureau at that place indicated that
The freedmen were al fault The General has reduced the
number OF employees Of the Bnresu In the belief that Off
GERS on duty in the Bureau in charge Of subdstrics
perform all necessary labor and that their duties will be
better performed by personal attention than by the of
assistants. Some officers physically disabled are, how
ever, allowed one clerk each.
THE RoUsSEAU-GRISSELL COMMITTEE.
II reported upon good authority that the Committee
On the Grinne and Rousseau affair will make reports
one signed by the Chairman Mr.. Spauldng, and two
Others in favor Of expulsion while Hogan and other
nell.
TREASURY RECEIPTS.
The entire receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30
sre Internal Revenue, 1907 600 ooe; customs gold,
4i69 5000; miscellaneous $5O0oO0O0; total sf6,0OO
e0O
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements Of the Treasury Department
soeoun OF the War Navy and Interior Departments for
the week, month"; quarter and year ending to-day
% c i, .e sssa sS Ssss' .oa Stss GU
Navy. l.79Le0 42l9.69s i2s6LIo5 624t7.572
Interior lsHl 6O6.JO9 3sO.3i5 2OO7s3s5
Total. sOiI3sss sn1I,l9a s99.56s97s sasss.S3a