New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

On reaching the subject today MI Conkng explaining tie
foregoing objections moved amendments obvinte them.
They were carried New York other Eastern troops
put upon par with favored benefciars under the
bill The indications very strong that the will not
pass any Bounty bill in any shape and the House persists in
adherng to the bill the Omnibus BIZ. VIII be lost well the
Bounty bill
NEBRASKA.
Ben Wade made a gallant fight for Nebraska to-
DAY. and succeeded admirably Anything OF his bull
dog teaacy would have failed under the opposition which
came Mr. side and the Democratic Sen
ators on the other Mr. objected the admission Of
Nebraska because her constitution restricts Suffrage TO white
citizens and Mr. Hendricks and his party objected because
Senators elect State stanch Republicans
Mr. Wade fought both wings Of the opposition with stubborn
ard persncy and out Of the contest with vote
of2 to H for his bill In the Of the debate he declared
himself great enemy Of partial suffrage rs Mr. Sumner
could be- he believed that question would work its own
favorable solution in few years without the interference OF
Congress and he at all alarmed at the word white
in the Constitution The Intention is 10 get the
bill through the ous, speedily possible No doubt tue
President will veto H. the TO be scared
at an every day Mr. Fowler Of Tennessee voted
with the friends of the State oncvery motion.
SENATOR PATTERSON.
The resolution in regard to Mr.. Patterson excited
less debate than anticipated II agreed on all hands
that according to the the law, he not duly
ouaGed and could not take his The vote by which
the Senate suspend much Of the test oath as e
eales (35 q striking eProo to the charge that
majority in the opposed to him because OF bis con-
necton with the President Messrs Wade and Chandler
were the Only Senators who voted agans, making special
exception in his favor.
THE EVENING SESSION.
The galleries of the Senate We're crowded during
tie evening they have not been crowded before
since the debates on the oaly last Spring The pro
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rar in the passage Of unmportlnt local b bin 10 pay
TO Mrs John Phelps OF Missouri 10000 for aid rendered 10
sick and wounded Union soldiers passed unanimously MS
Phelps won an envlbe reputation for heroic devotion to The
Union carly stage Of the war The reward sac
has received unsolicited and viii not reimburse her Tor
h what she has expended 10 taking care OF tho heroes oil
Wilson's Creek and other battles in Missouri The Air Line
Raroai bill came from the House at o'clock and was read
once The MARYLAND Senators objected usual and the cap
t OF the country remain still longer al the mercy Of
single railroad corporation.
ia now nearly midnight and the House is st In session.
Tho Capto building has been filed with people oil the even
ng The crowd the galleries is almost jam. onc would
think the evening Il great holiday. the Capitol BENG
illuminated In honor Of some great event.
Tomorrow being adournmentday the people to want
parting the faces Of the Congress who have been with
them for the last eight moHihs
The question TO modify the test oath 10 enable hr.
Patterson to take his the L. s Senate has been be
lore the House M the evening MI NPpN' y" 'h''
of The proposition lie was followed by Judge Sheabargor
# Ohio and Col Stokes Of Tennessee against modification
ir Conkn finished the debate exceedingly eloquent
speech against any notifications to admit traitors and moved
TO lay the motion OF modification on the table
which has Just been decided the affirmative. by vote Of
rs yeas nays Mr. Dciano Il Ohio his seat bni
lodged refusing for against Phelps Of Marlnd
and Raymond New York votes in favor Of admitting Pat
terson.
IL now midnight and Mr. Dlno Is eniclvorng 10
the Use Of United States building the Fenaus in Washing
ton In which theY hold meetings.
The indications that the House will remain In session
until DAYLIGHT Several Conference Committees have still
bring in their reports There Is s very fal Hose Few
Of the Look sleepy The galleries still we'll filled
with spectators motion adjourn has been voted down
NEw.YORK NAVAL OFFICER.
The President has nominated Col. Ludlow TO be
Naval Officer for N, Port Of New-York.
APPOINTMENTS.
Senator Daniel II. Clark of New Hampshire was
topi,ht appointed United States District Judge for the
State Of New Hampshire
E.P. Smith has been appointed Examiner Of Claims
in the state Department Tie Office recently created by
Congress.
The following appointments were made tonight BY the
President:
James b. Sullivan Naval Officer at New Orleans Charles
T. Greenleaf Postmaster at Bath Me- Nst n. sargent
Postmaster at Ksnnbeck, Mel +. H. Hutchin Consul at
RSniJIn James Steadman Commissioner Public Printing
WIN Hunter Assistant Secretary Of state.
The name Of j. H. wilson Commissioner OF the Lana VI
fee has been recalled by tho Senate.
THE TRINTISG DEPARTMENT.
The President today nominated Gen. Steedman,
ho has Inst returned from his Southern crusade TO BE-
Superintendent OF Public Printing vice the Hon. j. Defreea
,emoved Early ia G4 Mr. Defrees who awarm fieni
y, NJ Lincoln was cent Indianapolis with autograph
letter from Lincol ap?ei ing to his friends In the Stat
Convention naugurate the Increment 10 make Gov JONI
son Vice President Mr. Dcfees succeeded admirably The
Convention led of placing him in nomination and backed
II MP at Baltimore During ne Winter Mr. Defrees was IT,
formed By some Of his friends flat the President had promised
bis place TO Cornelius Wendell public printer to buchanan
and an old partisan Coye OF The Isigene but he
fused TO allow any bis friends ntereede with the Pres
dent upon his behalf
NATIONAL Banks.
Mr.. John IIopey, one of the original clerks in the
Currency Bureau Of the United States Treasury hooug
fnsnce and fully familiar with the intricate Rulings Of The
National Bank system has been appointed an examiner OF NJ
tiopal Banks for Government
ARMY PROMOTIONS.
The nominations for promotions to Brevet rank n
the army nj large sized book Of i2 pages They will
| acted on by the Senate tonight
NOMINATIONS REJECTED.
The Senate has rejected J. Stoke. Of Washington,
Internal Reyerie Collector for the Ivth DistrctI
ps,p.v,v,nia An attempt made last night in Executive
session TO vote by which Soanaer rejected
a, Collector Of Revenue in the LIST Pennsylvania Dir
,rio lint aes The Senate Committee on Commerce haze
yresa y report adversely upon the domination Of eIGo'.
John.o OF Pittsburgh be Collector Of Customs Phh
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rhereeeipts from Customs at the four princpd
P.rs o. the United States for the time specified
follows: New.York from LIST TO It'll July s2i7l.453 81;
Boston, from 18th July. t273H 5Oi Philadelphia from
18th to 2ls July ss2sl ST. Baltimore from 18th to 2lg
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