New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
sequence Of the Rebellion he kept the coin saes pued
nearly FIVE years and is ready now to pay II over.
Mr.. RAYMOND.


MR. RAYMOND.
Mr.. Henry J. RAYMOND admitted to Mr. Scho.
field that lie lad gone behind his Washington
spof dent TO attack THE TRIBUNE and members Of the
House in re ference to a conversation which lie said I've
did noD took place between Mr.. Schofeld and Mr.
Seward.
He denies many things never printed in THE TRl
BuNE lie has fit to raise question OF yeracity
with Mr.. Schofeld in such way as to give the
latter gentleman 10 fair opportunity TO rise
in lis seat and vindicate HIMSELF but
IT will now be a question for the latter gentleman to
to consider whether he viii longer remain silent under
these repeated and insulting imputations of fasehoot
and let Mr Raymond remember that he has provoked
disclosure of private conversation and not The TRIB
UNT's correspondent.
A SENSATION BY Mr.. SMITH.
Mr.. Smith Of Kentucky made a sensation in
the House this morning while occupying the floor by
nu.umous consent for personal explanation, based
upon article in The Pisbars Gazette which did not
refer 10 lin at all. He said such articles grew out OF
the damnable heresy uttered Ivy members of the House
Objection was made to his going on. which was finally
settled by yeas and nays He finally obtained leave TO
proceed in order when he stated his remarks were in
tended for Mr. Stevens, and not for the Houte. Mr.
Stevens rose and offered Indian appropriation bill,
saving the House had had enough OF personal matters
and that no gentleman could answer what gentleman
wold utter.
PROTECTION OF MILITARY OFFICERS.
! The House gave protracted consideration OF
the bill to protect United States officers from civil suits
for acts under official orders or otherwise in aiding to
suppress tie Rebellion. Mr.. Harding Of Kentucky
IA Garrct Davis opposed the bill Mr.. Conkng
wished The Secretary Of War exempted especially.
Mr Wilson replied that the Judiciary Committee have
such n bin now in preparation.
/ THE LOAN BfLL-CoSTRObLER CLARK, BIC.
! The House then resumed consideration of the
Loan bin Mr.. Hn!burd taking the floor and drawing
out Mr. Hooper Of the Finance Committee On n ques-
ton as 10 the reliability Of Controller Clark's recent
letter Mr.. Hooper replied that subcommittee had
waited upon M MeCulloch and were satisfied tia;
NJ Clark in in his statements, and that the
monthly balance sheets showing the condition OF the
Treasury were accurate.
Nj Wentworth Of Chicago followed in somewhat
singular but onineniy entertaining speech wherein he
advocated the Secretary Of the Treasurys policy Of
Tosumug specie payments at the earliest moment and
denounced Controller Clark with much severity, and by
utimaiion charged her with being in league with gold
gamblers SPECTATORS and others opposed 10 specie
resumption
/ lie announced his intention Of moving for Special
Committee TO investigate the whole matter. The
foreign loan clause Of the loan Hill was killed and Jndg
inr from the expressions Of individual members. and
the general temper Of the House to-day the remaining
clauses extending the power Of the Secretary VII be
killed
Mr.. COLPAX'S RECEPTION.
I Suaalor (fo1fov
is giving his last public reception tonight His house
is thronged with distinguished people.
PRINTING.
The Senate to-day ordered 10000 copies OF
the report Of the Joint Committee Reconstruction
with accompanying testimony
TIE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
as amended by the Huuse passed, there being but
little OF no opposition thereto. IT now goes to The
President for bis signature or veto.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
was then taken up and occupied the attention Of The
Senate during the remainder Of the day.
REPORT OF THE COAST SURVEY.
The Coast Survey Report for 1863, delayed
on eccoun, Of the war. is just issued.
PosT.oFPICR DIRECTORY.
new Post-Oh Directory will be issued in
n few days
GOV. CURTIN AND THE PRESIDENT.
Gov. Curtin had "A long interview with The
President to-day and left this evening for Harrisburg
~ WASHINGTON Thursday. March II. le66.
GIN. CUsTERs TESTIMONY.
The Committee on Reconstruction have re-
nored the testimony Of Gen. Custer. who states that
he has Travelled all over Teras and found the mass OF
the people exceedingly bitter against the Government
more so than five or six months ago lie mentions
among other facts that the grand luries nave durng
few months past found 800 indictments for the murder
of 1 MON men md Others. but not one OF the guy
parties has been convicted.
FOREIGN CRfMINAL6.
The Secretary Of State, in letter to Senator
Simmer detail. the facts in the case OF the murderer
Martin Bader. recently pardoned by me oounc, "
Taslcand Switzerland condition OF ms enierstine
IN this country. He was under sentence OF CONNIE
ment for "a years in chains The hited Staes oonsu
MIR Wife at Basic. informed the COuncli OF basehnu
that the United States not colony LOT coh.ets
and criminals and that the person pardoned would MOI
he pernited 10 land IN this country but would De re
,nrned 10 Switzerland OF the expense OF those sending
him hither - -.... ,on,,
PAYMENT OF PENSIONS IN NETWORK.
In CONSEQUENCE of the inconvenience ana
.rdsbin which the present mode Of paying pension
M New.York il said 70 infct upon nited otstes Peu
soners the Secretary OF the Interior mas dispscn.u
NJ George G. Whiting Of his Department iormerl,
Commissioner OF Pensions to that city win Author'
-, nyes,ipae tins matter and oh lain such facts ana ID
sormstion as will enable the Department to apply th'
correction.
THB CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
The bill declaring all persons born ID UNI
country TO be citizens Of the United STATES eAccP'ns
Indians not taxed and secure all persons IN the en-
ioyment OF their civil rights, has finally passed Doll
Homes of Congress and will soon be presented 10 tb'
President ooo