The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-30

wAsnsoroS, June %, lsoe
CONNECTION IN TEE RADICAL oAxr-A courrn
MOVEMENT TO rnn NATIONAL ussos coNvBx.
The call for National Union Convention Of rspssssas
atisss from I'll the States has created undoubed
motion and alarm N the radical camp and has
naturally expected would called out counter
In very few days the full details Of this
plot win doubtless b. known 70 the psbc In the
time am enabled 70 state that series Of have
bssn held by esding Of the radical faction In Con-
ssa 70 which have invited tho eounss aaA coop.
Grafton OF pronnent radicals from various parts OF ths
country, and . result hes finally bcea reached
satisfsctory 70 shoss concerned This result 10 70
call of dssgatss from ths States repre-
ssntsd IN conrss. % assemble early in September q
some place yet 70 b designated, which CONVENTION
shall az . platform for the party now IN
ansagouism 10 the Executive, and put in nom
inssion Lieutsnant General Grant, 70 succeed
President Johnson This programme b forced upon ne
Jsoobin party detv resav, and s psecipisaisd b.
The appearance Of the call for The Phnadephla Conven
tion. 70 head on tho effects d which ON the
popular masses n hoped 70 be succesafui.
I am positively informed that the use Of
General Grants name In this connection is wholly un-
suthorizod is likely that will be permitted WHOM
The full design Of tho movement 10 made manifest Its
said 70 have entered nto tho scheme discussed In the
caucuses and settled upon that the Of any Of
The Southern States In the next Presidential election
should be sreuuously resisted, and Il IL partly with
the hope Of securing tho army 70 aid In preventing the
voice Of the South from being heard Ia the election that
the head Of the army proposed the candidate upon
the revolutionary ticket
voKTHcoMrso Address TO THn PEOPLE or the
uHirsp STATES BIZ rHS CONSERVATIVES IN
CONGRESS.
Ia undsntood that IN address 10 the people Of the
United States has agreed upon By the democratic
and conservative members Of Congress and being
sgnod Il fully endorses tho proposed National Convcn-
ton TO be held a. Phsdophia Aasus H. and urges par
ucpation In ~ proceedings Il 10 beaded with the
names Of Senator Guthrie and Representative Niback-
HsrrnArED RxcEIPrs DURiSa THE YEAR.
The total receipts from Internal revenue. customs,
miscellaneous sources sales OF public lands dir tax
and om ses Of public lands Tor the fiscal year ending
tomorrow ~i, II ID estimated the Treasury Depart.
ment foot up Ave hundred and nfty million dollars
Receipts from internal revenue estimated viii he
three hundred and fifteen million dollars Gus
toms, hundred and seventy million dollars;
direct about million; from miscellaneous
sixty-nye million and from sales Of public lands about
4 hundred thousand dollars
pRocEgDISGs IN the SENATE.
The morning hour In the Senate devoted 10 minor
sSsin The House bill passed extending the ban.
nts Of section four OF making Appropriations for
The support Of the army for the year ending June i3
ls0o, with amendment giving 70 officers ~bo In
the service March ., 1885, the three months pay al
lowed those who mustered aftor April o. 1905
Ibc consideration OF the Niagara shp Canal occupied
tho remainder q the session The gains favor
by discussion and seems likely 10 bccome law II The
original bill be amended 10 make II national
work instead of private state corporation
rHE ARMY BILLS.
Tho report that tho military bills OF the House and
Senate were 10 tho hands OF conferences committee is
untrue senator Wilson Intends amending hIs bH IN
one two particulars, when will probably command
the assent OF the House
THE TARIFF BILL IN THE HOUSE.
Tho House resumed the consideration Of tho Tariff
ball, and finished about one-third of a. Mr. Morrill,
hopes 70 nnlsh Monday but the entire week 10
much more likely 10 be consumed IN its discussion
rHE BANKRUPT BILL.
The Senate Judiciary Committee have yet reached
any conclusion 10 regard 70 the bankrupt bill Tie
majority Of the members of The committee Va favor
Of the passage Of bl Of sort bu, opposed 70
the presentMr Jencks bill The most earn "a friends
Of the BILL however, have given up oil hopes of ~ pas
age This session. although attempts VIII be made 70 have
10 reported In . modified form. The shorsne. Of The
session and the hostility viii encounter In the senate,
will probably throw u over until ncxt year
CONSCIENCE MONEY.
The Secretary o. the Treasury to-day received -four
hundred dollars from person signing himself Jones
says he eefrauded The government out or that