New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
WASHINGTON
THE CRISIS In THE CABINET.
MR. RANDALL not YET CONFIRMED.
The Attorney -Generalship Offered to
Judge Stansbury.
The Government and the Tennessee
Legislature.
IA STOREY MEETING At DLAIgS.
The Rousseau rinnell Case In the House
Gen. Rousseau to be. Publicly Reprimandea
by the Speaker.
The Bill Reviving the Grade Of General
Passed by the Senate.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad Bill
RecOmmitted...2O to 10.
Brutal Assault on a Newspaper Cor
respondent.
Important Developments in The Case Of
left, Davis.
The Bill Reviving the Grade Of General
Passed by the Senate.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Bill
RecOmmitted...2O to 10.
Brutal Assault on a Newspaper Cor
respondent.
Important Developments in The Case Of
JEFF. Davis.

IN THE SENATE.

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IN THE SENATE
The Senate opened with long speech from Mr..
Yates on the life character and public services Of Gen.
at the termination of which the ill reviyng the grade
Of General the United Army passed with
eral unimportsnt amendments The bill to relieve the China
Mail Steamship Company from their obligation 70 touch
Honolulu the way out and In then taken up and is
discussion occupied most of the remainder of the session.
passed after good deal Of opposition from Mr. Foster
and Others The bill for the benefit the Northern Pacific
Railroad recommitted motion Of Mr. sherman.
with an understanding will not be reported until
session. though without such Instructions The vote
very close one2o to 49, II very evident that the bill
could be passed without material changes which woad
not suit its advocates
The outside pressure for continuance Of the ssson Is
undated The Bankrupt bill will probably be called up in
the Senate tomorrow Yesterday the day set for IL but
! it crowded over by the Pacific Railroad BILL
IN THE HOUSE.
In the House. to-day the consideration OF the
affair occupied Of the session after The
expiration of the morning hour Mr. Raymond opened the
Debate speech ia favor Of the minority report Of the Com
mdee Of Investigation reprnandlng Rousseau and disap
proving OF the speech OF NJ Grnnen Mr. Garfield followed
in speech strongly fayoing the expulsion OF Rousseau Amer
short speeches by Phil Johnson Boyer and Hogan against
majority report the Committee Judge sPauding OBJ
tanned the floor bat yielded Nc Stephens who offered
substitute. ceuslring Rousseau only without taking
any action the speech Of Mr.. Grinneh Mi.
Thayer fiowed taking strong ground in favor OF
expulsion. Mr.. Thsyer member Of the Committee
Investigation and in his speech reiterated the testimony given
concerning Roosseaas friends who in attendance ths
time of the assault heavily armed with loaded revOyers.
Judge Spadng again obtained the foor but yielded Gen.
Banks who fifteen inmates speech condemned the propo
on of Mr. Stevens establishing fatal precedent and
favored expulsion. When Mr.. Banks had finished Judge
spcding aud demanded the previous question. AT this
point proceedings there great deal u disorder
members the foo All seemed glad that the numerous
speeches had completed On the Democratic side
ofae House especially there much loud talking and run
ming around of members; Edridge and Aneoua busy
esnyasng and seemed bent on mischief At about os,i
taken Mr. Steyenss substitute which merely
cnsured Rousseau This defeated by vote Of IS Yeas
10 "a NAYS the Democrats voting soldly against it, The
question for Mr. Raymonds substitute tho minor
fly report censurng Rousseau and dapproying Of he speech
of GIinnell which then put before the House
defeated likewise by OF - Yeas 10 % Nays The
House reached the main question and vote being taken
it resulted in - yeas and ~ Twoh,rt not voting In
the Affirmative resolution declared adopted AT
this junclure there was ouch and confusion among
bers all talking loudly NJ Banks who lad not voted Tor e'
puon and asked to have his vote changed to This
being be then moved 70 reconsider the last vote by which
the resolution lost and made the special order for
tomorrow but after the House had voted lay the table
the resolution censuring Mr. Grnne, Mr. Banks called
a
substitute reprmanding Mr. Rousseau by the Speaker AMID
much confusion and excitement, the Democrats moving tn
adjourn calling for Yeas and Nays, and Raising points OF
order Mr. Bankss substitute adopted BY this time II
o. o'clock and the thermometer stood in the nRetes
During the whole OF the above proceedings boiA Messrs
Grnnel and Rousseau in their Some eight or
Senators the floor of the house daring The taking
OF the vote IL said good authority that Gen Rousseau.
anticipating the action OF the House has already prepared
utter OF resignation which he win hand in tomorrow.
will be accepted.
THE MILITARY AND rHE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
The following dispatch was received from General
Thomas:
NASHVILLE Tenn Saturday July A. leo
the members of the House Of Representatives Of the
General Assembly conduct themselves In very
thus obstruotug business. The Governor
with the at his disposal and has applied to me o'
GroroE H. InoTAs MstGeu. Commanding.
The following answer Immediately given
WASHINGTON. July l.. co.
Gen Grant will instruct Gen. Thomas stated
IN his telegram do warrant The Interference OF the militia
~ authority The administration OF he laws and the prser
authorities aud the duty Of the United States forces IS not 20
anhorte. OF the States and Gen. Thomas wil strictly as-
''"'' ''' ''' T. NJ STANTON, secretary Of War.
TROUBLE N THE CAMP OF THE OPPOSITION
A. the meeting last Friday night at Mr. Mont
romery Bar house the purpose Of uus the John
refused be present because Of previous limitations that
ohnsons was to be swallowed up in the scheme OF Copper
head pmocrats ard Judge Hughes member OF the Exeen'
tive omntee formerly member Of Congress from Indiana an
advocate of The Kansas Nebraska bill Buchanans appones
to the Court of Claims during the late conflict War
Democrat refused TO the Ineetug aud for reasons
given in stirring speech unanimously voted Oh TIE
Committee The following telegram as TO which It need not
he mentioned how II obtained but which is authentic
was sent nv the Judge this morning to the Governor Of lnd
ana Judge Hughes had been eleeteda delegate to 'he
National Democratic Convention which at Indianapolis
tomorrow and being nhuentialy pressed to become
Pre.ent of body But the results OF Friday ngh' de-
termnel him what the present Johnsonism movement
tended and ne declines with them or become eand
date for the Philadelphia Conv sntion This Is but the begin
ming Of squalls IN the ranks Of the enemy ..
A"e - WASHINGTON Monday July l6 1876.
Coy MORTON The proposed Philadelphia Convention tends
IN the BY tie Democratic party OF the ConseVata
ron en o the North not az present ready for snch
Sson N IL Ia 10 be- Let the Democratic party st retire
n. leaders and let sUcent time eiase
for Tho eas 10 the OF the heroic dead foi
The nresent advise all Union men TO remain seadfast IN
her own Organization hoping that its dsenons may yet be
hsr.ded and 10 keep soof proceedings which only
rnIt in the election the regular Democratic ticket In Ind
ana heartily spprove Of the Presdsnts policy spd rsssS