, 1866-07-13
SOUTH AMERICAN WAR NEWS
The Allies Gain a Victory 0rer
The Paraguayans.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,
The Refractory Members
Not to be Found.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Despatch to the Cn,caco T1bpne-1
WAsu1SGToS, July i, lsjG.
TIE 1ARIfT BILL KILLED,
The citcus41on in the Senate tht. morning on Mr..
Gsfmee' Moaon to postpone the Tariff lii TO the
second Monday Of December next, va. one Of the
most animated and interesting Of the ees.ion.
Mesere. Gtiuef, Henderson, Til.on and Guthrie
sustained the motion, md Messre. Wade. Sprasre
and Coxan oppoeed IT, The speechea Of Gnmes
md Henderson we're particularly earneyt and fosri-
bic. The postponemeni was, after TWO hours de-
hate. carried By vote Of twenty three to seventeen,
the yezs and uaYs being as foltows:
ltde-8roWr, DAVIS. Doolittla, Foster, Grimes,
Guthrie. Han1t, Henderson,, aenarieks. johnson.
roy Riddle. Sanlshuy. Sumner. Teumbun, Wiley.
WlIlnms ard Wtleon.
.Nay.-Aan'hony,. Chandler, Clsrt. Gonness.
Hove. tolrnd, Rameey, sherman, sp1ague, Stsw-
All, Van mile and Wade
GARNET rxs1oxA11ox..
The noble example ret By Postmaster General
Denni.on, in resieinr his position in The Cabinet.
will doubtless be Qntckly followed By the resigua
ton Of Secretaries harlan and Speed, and poss1b,y
Stapton, as 1t L. well knosn that the Two first
pamed gentleman arr radically opposed to the
Presidents policy, and Mr. stanton. to cay the
least, ie not very enthu.1astt in its fayot, Cor
crnor Dcnniaon IN his letter rendering bis seslgna-
tion, br7efy gave niA reasons for retigntng, VIZ:
that he was In full tympathy with the objects
Of the Union party; that he cordially endorses the
proposed amendment to the Constitution, the
Civil Flights Bill, apd Is opposed 10 the rh.lade1
phIn Convention, which be regards az scheme to
disrupt the great party which carried the country
tuccessfu}Ig thsonEh the war, and that he will net
cons ent to become The c1ecuuoner Of hls political
friends holding positions under him. The letter
will not be published until n'er the acceptance Of
nls zckIgra1icn by the Frestdeut- In the
meantime, Nr. Dcrnitou does not regard
himself ~ member Of the Cabinet, aud
will not attend any more Of ita meet1nea-
he will, however, continne to supertutend the
ataiss Of the PostoD1ce Department u1tti he is
oticsly notified Of the acceptance Of h1s fesi9na-
ton, at,er which he Will 60 10 Ohio on visit and
may possibly take IN active par In the appsoach-
ing campaign IN that atate. Tue step be has taken
has caused much enthnsla+m among Union men
here and IL regarded By them as au event Of great
political significance. He has already received the
congratulations Of hundreds Of his friends.
RANDALL. AND HLAIR.
L. r. Randall. Assistant Postmaster General,
and ptctldcpr Of tho johnson B.e4d-and-Bu1ter
Clpb. IL 5nb1lan. oycz the resignation Of Governor
Dcnnison. and the prospective testtemcn: Of secse
say Harlan. and is making strenuous efforts TO Sc
cure for himself position In the Cabinet, either
AZ Poslmaster General or 4s Sec1e-
1ary Of The Interior, which latter post
ton he e1avce The most Montgomery DladK
is also looking ate1 and expecting C.binet port
tolto, Both Of tRese worthless we're at the White
Honse to-day, liking up ma1terL Randall already
openly ayows his determination 10 remove from
onice al mcp under him Who do not sustain the
rresldent,e policy, Or who eren hesitate to con
tfibute funds towards It's accomplishment. What
Montgomery Blairs touree in this respect will lie
everybody can tmafine. 1t 10 not thought sh8t
Repdall'e name viii b. trueted with The Senate b.
fore adjournment, for fear Of rejection.
It appeafs eince Postmaster General Deunisun'!
tetigration that fo1 Eome time past the matter o
appointments m that Department has been attend
I'd 70 By Radal sud 1t appears further that he hal
been in constaut correspondence with Frank Blair
In regard to removing Onion Postnastcrs In Nis
eourt, and tha districts in that State where very OBJ
nox1ous men haVe lately been appointed have thest
| gentlemen 10 thank.
TUE JonKeoH11Es II PENNSYLVANIA
are a,ready. quaneling among themselves In secart
| 10 the division OF the spols.' Col. FIanoigan
Chairman Of the State Central Conulttee, is her
demanding that his committee shall have The dttec
tion Of the Ssaa patronage, and iniets that ehal
be promptly utcd 1or the support Of the admin.
tlatlon. This arrangement is objected TO b. CoH4n
WHO wants to tc.csse the patronage to blmselE
REDUCTION IN 7ux rC1I1c pkBr.
1t IL stated at the Treasury thai The actual tcdre
tion in ths principal OF the public debt, IN June
| IVES nearly twenty millions. During The same pt
Rod about the eame amount OF Ffsc-Twcuttrs Wcs
sod, and certificates oftndebtedness to the amour
| OF eleven niilcnE redeemed. The complete STATE
meut OF the Department foE the last fiscal Jear vi
not be ready before the 6ret of August
NItCk0ExA11oS.
TIE wedding reception of the BlaE-Doolitt
Clubs took place tonight ut the residence oil Mon
gome1y Rlair. Lewis Campbell aud Tom Flo
cnce were the chief bs1degTroms. II WAS rath'
gay ior fuEcrnl, and rather grase for weddfu'
The meeting was not whnt might be expected
| result from loves young dream. E1ch Of The biz
contracting parties 10 the alllsnce seemed to te
the reeuaint Of the others presence, md to
sntpicioue eaeh Of the 0tnef.
HAExoxD's POSITION.
In view Of tho reports which have been Circulate
| In regard to the position taken by Mr. Raymond,
the eaucua last night it 1. but tnst TO cay thss
decla1ed ifit finally became necessary 10 choose
TWEEN the Republican party rs now constituted ~
combination Of Copperhcade md johnson mel
That he would ae found identified With The Rcpa'
! ic IN party.
NOTE FRAUDS
It hos rome to hight. saYa the Star ucwspape
that there Wne connected With the MGchauts' N
tional Dank ewfndie The fraudulent ittne Of $sot
000 e,oek Of the Washington 4 Alexand,fa iia
road Company. Il appcars That The President al
secretary Of the company signed tho cert.tcst
In hank, and that Anyck, the Treasurt
| filled md ttPntd them at pleasure, aid 1hcu p5J