The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03
WASHINGTON
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-.
The Fenian Belligerent Resolution
Rejected In the House.
Retrenchment in the Govern
ment Departments.
siHEcvaE OFFICES TO Be ABOLISHED.
Propositions for the Admission of the
British North American Provinces.
1.-THE Freedmen's Bureau and Paris Exhibition
Bills Submitted to the President.
Reports of the Rousseau-G riunell
Investigating Committee.
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Tho Expulsion Of Rousseau and Reprlmand
Of Grinneii Recommended.
no COMPRESSION RECESS.
&c. Go. &c.
s.fhc Frtedmen's Bureau and Paris Exhibition
Bills Submitted to the President.
Reports of the Rousseau Griunell
Investigating Committee.
The Expulsion Of Rousseau and Reprlmand
Of GrlnnelI Recommended.
no CONGRESSIONAL RECESS
&c. Go. &c.
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1866.

WARRINGTON, July 2, 1866
TIE NATIONAL UNos CONVENTION.
The so-clei democratic address, is yet ready FOR
Che public eye the reports OF the qudnancs the
Erary notw outstanding Is It at all likely that the
little democratic minority In the present Congress will
Issue an address Il is proposed by the conservative
republicans and democrats-in fact all who pretend
support the Presidcnt-to unite In appeal to the
American people In behalf OF the convention called to
n meet At Phlad lpha the l4ih Of August Such an
address Is receiving signatures and will soon be
ISSUED
GILL PROVIDING FOR THE ADMISSION OF THE
BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES.
Just az adjournment Mr. Banks from the Committee
Eorcign Anairs raised quite excitement by reporting
bin "for the admission OF the Of Nova Scotia New
Brunswick Canada East and Canada West and for the
organization OF the territories Of Sekrk Saskatchewan
and Columbia" II is precisely in tho words recon-
Ecndod act for the same purpose by Secretary
2fcCulloch letter dated June H. 1885, In response
House resolution OF March 49, 1885, calling for nfor
Cnaton concerning commercial relations with British
America hr Banks bill was ordered printed.
THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
Al senatorial caucus this morning II agreed to
adjourn Congress as business would permit, in
etead Of taking recess, AZ proposed By some
TIM TARIFF BILL.
The House made but little progress the Tariff bin
to-day but hopes 10 complete II in two or three days
TIRE ROUSSEAU -oRrsSgLL rsvEsTIGAT ON.
The committee or Investigation in the Rousseau Grin
neil case to-day submitted two reports The majority,
Through Mr. Spauldng. reported the testimony and an
elaborate report recommending the adoption Of three
solutionsarst expelling Mr. Rousseau second, disap
5rovng conduct OF Mr. 0rinncl that led to the alter
cation and third, ordering that tho three armed wit
Tnees Of the transaction be summoned 10 the bar OF the
"a 49, H. Pa.
ninoriy through Mr. Raymond, reported, dis
Agfecns with the majority only In the punish
nent accorded 10 Mr.. Rousseau In whose cass
they recommend public reprimand BY the Speaker
The reception Of the reports was the occasion Of
great excitement In the House, manfesting the interest
the members IA tho II In confidently stated
so-ngh; that not majority OF the House can DO
procured favor OF the majority report It's adoption
far the expulsion OF Mr. Rousseau 10 concerned,
acquires t~o.thirds vote Both reports laid
che table add ordered printed.
GENERAL GRANTS MOVEMENTS.
General Grant will not be in Philadelphia on the Fourth
o. July. He notified the managers to-day by telegraph
chat he would DO absolutely unable TO attend. He ex
poets 70 visit. West Point some time next week.
SECRETARY STANTON AND GENERAL sCHoYrHLD.
General Grants intended change Of department CON-
nanders published In the HERALD few days ago, has
been overrued by Secretary Stanton the ground that
n conferred too easy too honorable position on
Major General scboneid. Mr. stantons animosity 20
General schoaed has long been known In army
Circles but u Is dlnncut to see how an active
command would DO easier than mis- present con-
ryzit'ou OF idleness Mr. stanton's constant In
erfsrence with orders properly emanatng from army
headqus tors later prccipiiaie rupture
s,ewesn mse and General Grant and end In marking
out the precise duties Of each. A. present General
Grant s mere ngurehead to DO taken up or set down
al the pleasure OF tho Secretary Of War Those who
Intellectually attempted months ago To convince General
Gran, thai Mr. stanton was really his friend
watching the denouement with grim satisfaction. we'll
knowing that the holds his position nj the will Of
tho General and that he would long ago have been re-
moved bat Tor Grants generous support
rHy JUNE STATEMENT OF rnE PUBLIC DEBT
Gil no, be- published until the statement showing the
operations Of the Treasury the sca year ending on
an. soh ulL Is completed The reduction OF the prnci
ps Of the debt during the month OF June reported 10
Be about thirteen and half millions making the total
reduction tho maximum principal Of tho debt due since
Juyi 1896 - moro than hundred m Hons
INTERNAL RKvESrE RECEIPTS.
The internal revenue receipts today were s2eio, iaa
sKw rArESrs.
The Commissioner Of Patents win issue for tho week
4, endins July 10 two hundr and two new patents
( COMMENCEMENT OF rns ACADEMY OF VISITATION
The President this afternoon visited the Academy q
m sta, On In Georgetown, the occasion Of The
.nnaa, commencement Of the Institution. He was &C
eompanied by lis daughters, Mira Patterson and Mrs.
Slower The Presidents reception most gratifying
ana sufhusiastic He presented the premiums and ton
ferrei 10 donors upon the young ladies' Rev. Father
Mcguire Delivered an address
rsxarY WIN INDIANS.
~ rommlssionor of Indisn Affairs receiyeiA tslc
.,ar his morn ng from n Tay'os Presldspt Of M
laramie Commission, dated For; laramie June 70, an
poupc,ne tbs, satisfactory treaty had been csntluss
with tho sIoax and cloyepses The I've tribes yer
largely represented sps the moe. eereS. feeling pre-
vailed.
rar CASE or coLIscrom ZONE or MOBILE.
The secretary Of the Trs~y today sent 70 the senAi
= r.p,y "a resolpy.oa q thai body requesting duu
c.raed c,py 81 an cniral oath taken By Albert kimor
:, cOr.cy, Of custsms Al Mobile, Alabama He Ia
,lo, o,ov Of Mr. Eimorcs onhciai oath, from whie
a., 4. 900, ths, he has never voluntarily born
-, ~, United States, and that he hsa Dsss
'l-,s.,. Zen aid aud comfor TO persons engaged 4
- -.,.,,,u &C In reference 10 the preamble Q
an. ,,sola,Dsn ,ia Mr. Elmors 70 alleged TO have As'
r..,,a.r III, late confeisras government and al'
- 80. o.hsrwle given AID and support 70 The same,
a.. NJ thereto. could honestly and tru,hfniy TAX
Az. e.sh prs.cb.d BY ia~, Tho Secretary deems y d
sa,v 70 var tina the Department was Informed befc'
an. sppols,nsn that NJ Elmore had never held one
srA~r N. late Confederate government, nor given
~>ns I'D and SUPPORT although resident q Asosm
Aa6.s me gar nd a. one time sub-ofncsr o. ths A'
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