The New York herald., 1866-07-14
WASHINGTON
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THE CABINET CRISIS.
Probable Withdrawal Of Attor-
ney General Speed To-Day.
Expected Retirement Of Secretaries
stanton and Harlan.
Another Radical Caucus to
BE Held Tonight.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-.
40 Niagara Ship Canal Bill Postponed
Until Next December
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A Bill Introduced to Provide
for the Restoration of the
Southern States.
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Passage in the House Of the Miscel-
Ianeeus Appropriation Bill.
inothsr Tariff Bill Reported from the Ways
and Means Committee
'o- frmation Of Green Clay Smith as Gov
ernor of Montana Territo.y
&c. lie. &-.
Passage in the House Of the Miscel-
Ianeeus Appropriation Bill.
inoihsr Tariff Bill Reported from the Ways
and Means Committee.
oo- frmation of Green Clay Smith as Gov.
ernor of Montana Territo.y
WARRINGTON, July IS, 1850.
THE CABINET CRIaIa.

THE CAbiNET CHlsIS.
Contrary 10 all expectation there s tonight ahso.
ntely nothing TO send you In regard to
shs condition Of the Cabinet No publicity is given
10 any determination In regard to tho succes.
soi OF Mr. Dsnnson, Ia IL intimated that the
Executive has any knowledge Of the intention or other
ministers 70 resign; yet rumor seems to esab-
hh that we 10 have substan tally new Cabi
It, and that the President will have Cabinet moro in
harmony with himself than the prasAnt is eupoosd to
b. i Is currently reported that an nilmauon
Do been sent to Mr. Stanton 10 the effect
AAs hi, resignation would be accepted, and there
strong ground for the statement that
Tomorrow not only stanton but Speed "a weu, will send
IN their etsss Of withdrawal fhaye this from source
tsat Is entitled to credit Tho authority ncnes
seaay that Mr. Harlan win not resign present unless
ompelied 70 DO o. notwithstanding his acknowledged
ok Of sympathy with the policy Of the ex-
acltive The President seems inclined 70 i'm
ps,ve tho present crisis 70 entirely remodel his
~ Stanton 10 the obnoxious individual in H.
= conduct In anticipating the wishes Of the President
IN he mattor OF Instructions to subordinass officers his
sihiy TO the President on the Paulding case, and
general policy Of carrying hs psreoss, pre.
.adoe Into his ofacisl conduct, a. wel hia
pasnt antagonism 70 the President political
qussions, render moro desirable that he should
windraw than any other. The successor TO Mr. Denn-
sonls yet unnamed, although popular opinion seems to
setso upon Governor Randall a. the There Is no
shsse in the surmises onght 70 the probable
vessrs Of other officers General Grant viii be as
amd to the acting charge Of the War Once in the event
Il aanion's withdrawal, notwithstanding the friends
4 encral Dix pushing bis name for the appon Mt
men as Secretary Jddge Browning wll have the Inte-
aor Department The Law Once seems 10 be undeter-
mind. The feeble health OF the President has doubt
Tess ad tendency 70 delay the determination Of these
nai,rs to-day but is asserted by thosc IN position
70 kow, thai to- morrow viii witness general revolu
iion the Cabinet organization.
rurPRRsIDRSr AND THE PHILADELPHIA coSvEY.
TIoS.
sisements have been going freely 70 tho press IN re-
rardo the intentions and plans of Tho President in tho
satun many OF which arc wholly unauthorized and
-nostlntircy wrong am authorized 70 saw that the
sent has intention whatever Of boing present at
he Philadelphia Convention. He does openly and IN
denaly sympathire with that Convention and win ex
cr his influence to make tia sucecss: but as the
Conviction s called 20 express tue vews or the people
md othe whole people the questions now aritang
ne naon the President does not deem delicate nor
ropssbss he should be present. particularly
hs win be passed upon more rgidiy than any
other opicA A
10 Paspscr OF raR ADJouRSxESr OF CONGRESS.
Tier seems 70 general sccepsance tonight Of ,he
belief hat Congress win least not adjourn at present
leadn msmbsn sinos tho crisis in the Cabinet arc
more tan eves inclined 70 prolons the session. rs
A BILL TO PROTECT TIE REvEsuE.
The VI 70 psotsss the revenue, reported to-day by Mr.
Houllfrom the Committee Of wsye and Means, pro-
vitss sat after August !, lse6, dutes follows shall
bsbvd imports of the following articles Of mercban
dssou cigars cigarettes cheroots OF all kinds ~ 30
p pouad and Af,y psr cent ID valorom; on cotton
Sire cents poond all compounds preparations
(which distilled 'piris cosassstnens part 0f chief
80. snAp 20 levied duty Of not lees thfn w.
IN distilled spirs,s The Bureau d stHts'e'
.v.chea 10 tho Treasnry Departmens as pro''os 70
49,. r.sa mn Is included In this ons p'oV'"o'
.., an. ac, az July iooz' w
smen~ -, ,...ra. eoc.. three years 10 s,or'
clause -.,,os,se > -.~.doned TO the govcrtncn,
or eonoea Secretary os the Treasury 70 pAs
% P'v.eeus = such goods after ded lciinI
shs ownssrges and expanses srv,aos sur, bev ina
nusernining the du,hbe value of importer a.-,cnaa
,ss except in otherwise provided for there sha
!, sdde. 10 the actual market value the rlac
fexposation the cost of transportation, shipment II
plue Of both, each other enclosure aud other os
rnsca rhc provso In section fonr OF the &C, of sarrh
nos onssrucd 70 include any ship vessel Or steam
por from any port N The Sandwich n society isauds
o muehof the aoi Of August 10, 1864 TO prcsec, cssu
cithe Uased sta,cs who mar discover deposs Of auc
~ prohibits lie export, ts suspended 10 relaiio
scpsrscu who have complied with the provisions of
second scon Of tha, act for nee years from July II
tssL fprovdes for ,hs rspeai of all laws par,s
savs allowing fishing bouniies 70. vessels hsrcsf,s
Ncsnsed engage In the asheres but RENTS the duic
on salt Imported 10 bond for cussss nsh. Isows goods
arriving New York. Boston, Portland or other port
Designate by the Secretary Of the Treasury to be ensre
a the cufom House and conveyed IN transit threag
Che UnI,d States without the paymen, Of da'ie
nndev srh nesotistons s the Secretary ma
preseribe th provided shn imported goods me-
rhsndise 10 bond or suy paid, and produces Z
~ rni.e, States nay with ihs oopsen, u "