New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06
FROM WASHINGTON
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
IT'D CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Nj. Sumner Proposes a Substitute
and Addresses the Senate
pp0CEEpENGS OF THE hJUSE'
Anew Gath, a Standard Of weights
and Measures, and Other Prop
ositions Brought Forward
TEE FREEDNEN'S BILE.
sreeetes by Messrs. Trimhle, 0rinnen'
-1.n N,vaa orc Flint
TEE FREEDMEN's BILL.
sreectes by Messrs. Trimhle, Grinneh'
Randall, Mckee and Eliot.
GENERAL DEBATES.
WASHINGTON Monday. Feb. D ls66.
Mr.. SUMMERS SPEECH.

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nsls 20 solid columns OF TIE G.c1e II save evidence
a g,ea: care as well as scholarly eTrltlon. and re-
vei The homage OF respectful attention rom Senators
spd rom Representatives large numbers 81 whom len
he House and ed the foor and ob5les Of TIE Senate
Tie galleries were densey crowded throughout the de-
B,erv Tnis elaborate effort in support Of M Sum-
ters substitute TO the Constitutional Amendment which
rsised the House .ast week.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
In Executive session Mr.. Stevens endeavored
eanend the bin IN It's present form, ard falling, OPP
,Ssed the previous question This evenings session
s be devoted 10 is discussion and vote viii be de-
naIdel 20 tie close Of the morning hour tomorrow.
Evening sessions were voted be hed hereafter, ex
81. on Saturdays ion The discussion Of The Presidents
Message.
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate confirmed, in gross the brevet
,Aee,s, Amounting TO several thousand below the
rsde Of Colonel.
THE FREEDMEY'S BILL.
In The House the day has been occupied by
discussion Of The Freedluen's BIZ Messrs. Grinnell
EeKee Eliot and Others making speeches. The speech
Il NJ. Mckee was particularly severe upon his Ken.
iuoiy colleagues, and the opponents Of this bill gener
uly, whom he averred seemed to oppose everything
tut disloyalty. Mr.. Mckee has been prisoner at
Ardersenvile and wears 10 bogus loyalty
GEN. SHERMAN
vas in the gallery of the Senate during the de-
livery Of Mr. Summers speech he leaves tonight for
bis post tie convocatOn for which lie and other Cen
Sals we're summoned here having ended Is cOusidera
hoD o. tie various military measures before Congress
THE SUPREME COURT.
Edward Robinson, esq, was admitted to
pIseboe before the United States Supreme Court. WIN.
H. Evsr;s delivered MS argument II behalf o. the
EeEYork Banks to-day.
SOUTHERN OPINIONS.
The reconstructed Southerners now here are
particularly sensitive over tie prospect OF tic passage
dtle Tgeedmen's bill.
GOV. AIKEN AND TEE MICRO.
Gov. Aiken's sensitveness, consequent upon
Tang echpsed by the South Carolina negro before the
1eeouftruction Committee, occasions 10 surprise.
The superior Intelligence Of The eontraband Justi
lee the Governors irritation.
MEDICAL COMMISSIONERS TO MEET.
Many vacancies existing in the Medical
Gers Of the Navy. Board Of Medical Ocers win con.
,ns on Tie roth Of March Tor the examination Of candi
One Board will sit Fl Blooklyn Navy-Yard. one at
Philadelphia and another at Chelsea, Massachusetts,.
Getteuen desiring 10 opTesr before these Boards for
,Isni1siion viii mako application TO Secretary
wsaes OF Dr.. Horwitz chief Of the Medical Bureau,
stating sge. place OF birth, ssl the particular Board
p Ire 10 appear before, with testimonials as TO
)Soaal character. applicants ere Dot to be Under q
rover &C.
TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR.
Through the carelessness OF the printer, or
some o;her way the new tencent issnc OF the frac
tors currency totally omi,s tic words "cents"-it
nGty print, the fgures 30
APPOINTMENT OP A REBEL.
A ie~~ lie clerk has just received an appoint
zen; IN lie Internal Revenue Bureau who in the
Treasury Department Of the Rebel States unit. the fall
dR.ehnond.
EDUCATIONAL MEETING.
An association Of State and City School Super.
iEsndeLx meets in this city tomorrow to mako per.
nartri national Organization. Prominent among the
r1b,eeis Of discussions win the necessity of Ma.
ionsi Bureau OF Education. The leading educators Of
he eoaltry are 10 DO present.
no SAFETY At THE SOUTH,
Another company of Northern men who
ssri South With the view Of Investing their money and
establishing homes. have returned satisfied that the
H'ts and property ofoyal men not safe under the
governments row established there. One Of their
NUMBER who purchased place within so miles Of
'''tsoaFg was notified by mob 20 leave within FIVE
hays he at once SET hts freedmen TO work building
slns1 iort on which be raised the American flag He
men AIMED bis freedmen and notified the mob that be
"fescy TO leave if they were ready 10 force him
away lie mob had not disturbed him at last accounts
CALL FOR CONGRESSIONAL INTERFERENCE.
Some Of the Southern loyalists now in this
ely an calling upon Congress for the establishment OF
divisional governments In The Rebel States, setting
ohh 'hs: they cannot endure the present treatment
Seh they receive. and furthermore that every loyal
MAI n the South viii be forced TO 90 North except
~" ~''eetion be given to them.
GEN. GRANT.
Ves Grant has expressed his intention of be.
"s Ne.ent on the occasion Of John W. Forneys lee
,'le Dei0se the Soldiers and sailors National Union
hessse On Tuesday neat.
THE MILITARY COUNCIL.
lie Military Council, composed Of Gems.
.4onas Sherman and Meade which has recently been
.se.on here, hss finished It's eeNberstiOns, the result
resA VIII be iaid before the Committee on Military
AnsiTs within few days.
INTERVAL REVENUE.
ne receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were tl.2ssssl. ''
"DhNNIFICATIoY FOR MRS. NosBY.
WIN an immensity Of impotence probably
S'"f sS9aU'd 'hs wife Of RE notorious bandit