The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


NEWS 0OAAA8Ys
New YoRK, April 26.
The 1ribxne's special says, the Senate was
the theatre Of intense interest again to-day.
The Colorado bill being further discussed
and put upon its passage, the vote stood l9
to 13 one more majority that would have
been obtained for it Yesterday, although Sen.
ator Dixon came to-day and poiled his vote.
OF the II absentees when the vote wal
taken, were Messrs. Cowan, Johnson, Dixon,
Fessenden, Harris and Sanlsbury wsse paired
with Messrs. Wade, Lane, Of Kaasas,
Henderson, Yates, Norton and Williams.
Mr.. Wright has been conveyed TO his home
again in New Jersey. Messrs Anthony,
in favor of the bill, and Mr.. Smith against it.
A full Senate would doubtless have resulted
in vote of % to 81. The success of the
measure in the House is assured.
The appearance Of Mr. Dixon from his
sick room, and the. excessive opposition oi
those claiming to monopolize the Presidents
wishes, lead to apprehensions Of . veto;
though the President is upon the record in
its favor hyA special message, urging his ad-
mission. Senator'S Foster, Sumner, Edmo,ds,
Grimes and Plant voted with the opposition,
TO the disappointment and regret Of those
who regard the integrity and unity Of the
Republican party as of special consequence
at this juncture.
The Treasury Departm ent intimates that
the national income for the present year,
| will reach $500, ,00O, 600. The balance at
present at the command of the Secretary
from all sources are believed to be fully one
hundred and sixty million.
Colonel Nixon, who to-day received his
pardon, is publisher Of the New Orleans
L. n-ls
Buckner, who deserted from the Union army
after two months service. The "Tempora
Belli," in 1861 the most atrocious rebel shee,
published anywhere in tie South west-a pa.
per which in April, 1862, while under Nixon 4
management, invoked the terrors Of yellow
fever against Ben Buttlers army, then be.
sieging Fort St. Phillip,
There appears to be g genera, misupder.
standing as to the result. arrived . b. the
Supreme Court in the case OF MillikAn and
others, Golden Circle cor spirators. The line
of argument on the Constitutional question
put forth by Gen. Butler. was not objected to
seriously, but the case went of on the Aabeas
corpus act Of 1862. Theicourt stood five for
the discharge of the petitioner and four
against it, and it is we'll understood that no
two judges can agree on any line of reason
ing, but each will deliver an opinion Of his
own.
/ A petition is in circulation here praying
Congress to enact civil code and general
corporation law, and all the districts to have
9 delegate in Congress-.
A canvass of the different departments OF
the Government is at present being made to
ascertain the number of employees Who hon
or1bly served in the Unitn army, with . view
to the discharge Of incompetent clerks, and
the a1n1ninfment Of eY- aos dsArS and saslnr~
Al 'r,nort.. - d.c;.;or /. 4. m....;.si. .e.c.;n,
brnLers. v;ll shnrtiv hs ;!.n.f - ~ Can.s
miseioner of internal Rs,venns, n v;ev q,
the immense amount o2 mutilsted and re-.
deemed paner monev daIlv desfroved - tho
Treasury Department -
The Secretary has determined to adopt a
suggestion of the superintendent Of printing,
made two years ago, recemmending, instead
Of burning, the conversioa Of III snch surities
into pulp for the manuffctnre Of stationery
for the departments. Ge|,. Spinner estimate.
that the entire departmeft can, by this pro.
eeses be supplied With envelopes, thereby
saving the Government aa expense Of from
eignt 70 tMeive thousand sioiiars per year.
Inc io'n regimen. OF New iorx voiunteers
- g Tonic iol nome oy tlie way o. savannah
ana expected al nartsI ls,.na on the zetf
INST, % pe Paid on and discharged. Only
- 4. - -. s-SA e.1 asns A0lio"
ing oucers return VIA tie regiment
Coi' onaries LeWis, Eaeut- Col VIM. W
A1H, Ea, a'C. Gam os e' SaRu' veg
r. HoWe' Edwn A fetchum, Ethan Z.
Locke, .. n. Mood ARD Mm. Smlthers
Cleuts. Ere; rIeaeIck uh4 Ao)atant, Samue
uase' nnfeu nal"esa, horns ". pands'n
y9sepn y. smith. CharSes DAVIS, Leonard
" W.. n1nesOury, Luxe Nesey ana =. =. MrAy
ms regimen. vas all through the Lou,sana
camPeafny, 1itn uen, Haeridan IN the She
nanoosn s saney, sno ssien vent 10 mee
do;no ha,d serr;cs TIL. h-;ns 1 hasL ov.t s;,t
them thrae stand. of col1 !. H. - ~ -
=, E The c;,~ .nd o,s,a s ~ NJ 1870 w. y 'ne'l
Ano.ner Dono rooDsfy was committed M N
1nls pn cly yesssIu1y, g sna amount o. Sis'ooV
IayMens u sne nOnes nas Oeen stopped, ane
aleward OF Sl'UO is offred Tor me return o
tue PloPery.
- ano'lel n.: lngMe.ns ol Hn. payers was neit
.asI nigns ~ nous.oh ss1se., ana IN associa
uon Iormeo 20 resist exAof1ions ~ landlord!
anu neuso sscu'S.
Inc mass meeting IN Ebrooklyn last nigh
to give expression IN fasar of the President
reconstruction policy, waIa very large one
Among the speakers vas MAJ: ten. hasseau
oi N.Y., John Van burSn, Mr.. Payson, Q
georgia ana postmaster Cleveland, ~ Connec
ncut. letter from Ger. Dix was read ep
dorslng the objects OF the meeting, and ex
vented 6is sttendanca. ~ p's
TIE H,rniTs Havan. iletter ~. H.. -,
! Snan;sh men.of.var vh;sh istalv .,-;ve6 !.
| H.vana. had ses;n mt 4, saa ,S.;. dss.;s
t;on !. not Enorn '' '''- A's''f
Gen. Dulco has receiyel nreme,torv or,,er
| I'd have the Africans whe had hoen an;xad h,
private individuals as slases, delivered up ant