New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

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Mr. Cook Gl) offered the following resoiuiioni
Re,,.,d Thai Cors oasti not to adjourn until passes sons
lF 60 prevent she reSasga. % n'H men nun ''"'
Nj Sheabger oHsr tie following as substitute for the
above
R.s Tlst eonas o. Eve be appointed to take mo con.
.deaan Of or recess and what shall be done
30 regard 10 keeping our iasla' "a Office.
On mot o. tbe committee made TO consist OF nine
,a. sepoers and SIX Members Mr., Boutwell, Of Massachu
sete then k e foo am ia excited manner said that
the battle hsd commenced ud the President would take the
CAPITOL unless Mon took measures to prevent hin
M Gsyfed (Oao took similar ground and announced tho
resignation Of Postmad.r g overall Dennison
Nj Harding I'D said not aft aid ofJohnsols usurpa-
tous. sill thought something ought to be done as was sng
ges,ed. the ml.ter OF appointments
Mt Ingerso Oh sad DO would ss soon trust bal ~
china shop leave Andy Johnson possession Of the Gov
eminent untrammoeJ.
Tie vote On tic Pladapia Convention then AIKEN By
Yeas aud Nays Mr. Hale a. " voted in the negative. Nil
Raymond cid not al oLers voted in the aI native
CEN. LOGAN TO STUMP PcyNSYLyASIA FOR GIN GEARY
Maio--Gcn. john A. Logan is in town. He was
called to-day Big uauier Of Radical Union Members Of
Congress lie VII lave .of Pennsylvania TO take the
slump 70. Gen. Grary
THE PREEDNry's BUREAU ENDORSED BY GEN. GRANT.
Gen S,chles, commanding Department Of Carolnas,
having insisted that tie District should report
directly him. Teclmea Bureau vel as military affairs,
Gen Scott i,murod TO this supervision, and appealed His
oppct has been by Gems Grant and Howard which
establishes the fact that the Bureau is still District gaui1a
ton. The following is Goa. Grants Endorsement
Tue Freedmens Bureau being by law ander the immediate
direction the wsr Department its officers and agents
being subject only to the order. of Commissioner mat
pertaining Bureau they cannot be required TO re
port on such matters military commanders unless tney
named orders OF tie Bureau The within inrac
tons Of Geu. Howard arc therefore approved.
NO STORMY SESSIONS IN THE CABINET
The statements that have been made in several Me
ropoItan journals Of lengthy and stormy Cabinet meetings
being held IN which the leedmens Bureau bill aud the
call Tor Convention in philadelphia next August were the
topics discussed al We haveii from persons high
IL authority that so FIR not word has been said regard to
tie aforementioned subjects the meetings. Of the Cabinet OF
late Ie president; has written ont aveto Of the igcedmeus
Bureau bill OF which there TO be doubt be has aeVor
yc, submitted 81 to his Cabinet
TIE ADJOURNMENT.
The Indication, still point to an adjournment Of
Congress about the let Of August.
THE CASE OF GIN ROUSSEAU.
II is very doubtful about Gen. Rousscau's being
expelled looks though tie necessary two Lirds vote
cannot be obtained.
PERSONAL.
Gems Butler and Martndae are in town They
are members Of the Board 10 select site for National
Soldiers and Sailors Asylum, which meets tomorrow.
Simeon Draper Hiram Bl-uey and Edward Cooper u New
York City ~ town.
Cows Holden Of North Carolina and johnson Of Georgia
have refused 10 81 90 the call for Southern Radical Union
Convention that is be held in Philadelphia September
They ndorse the other convention OF Randa There
chance Of their confirmation TO foreign missions O.
which they were lately appointed.
Judge Robert Oul Of Virginia is in the city lie is bust
connected with the Montgomery Blair Philadelphia Con
vention.
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate to-day in Executive Session confirmed
the following nomination. Robert Murray. Marshal
the Southern Distrc. Of York John Osborne Postmaster
at Creencpste Ind KIscns Lewis CLARK. A. H. Wright
Charles J. Barclay T. F. Leary. Charles H. Pendeion and
W. Il. Whiting TO be Masters IN the Navy.
INCREASE OF SALARY IN THE DEPARTMENTS.
The head, of the various Bureaus in the Treasury
Department TO-DAY been conference with the Conges
sona Committee % whom referred tie petition Tor In
OF salary The result is the drafting c bin which
will be presented making average Increase Of
per cent
EXPESsE IL LIGHTING TIE CAPITOL.
An account has been presented to Secretary HaFlan
for settlement FOR apparatus for lighting ihc capitol The
work was originally estimated at 5000 but contract
that sac Government should pay tie cost q mate
rial o upou which each instance the pateuee
per cent and Increase Of % per cent IL The
work upon tue dome He claims in addition thereto,
$500 for $50 days work Superintendent and . per cent
added thereto. Tie total amount ioots up at $4,000.
OUTRAGFs oS THE PREEpMES.
The TIedmen's Bureau Commissioner for North
Carolina reports that be IS Investigating into several cases Of
aggravated outrage committed about Wilmington. OF the
10000 blacks 10 the State @ receiving aiions de-
crease Of As7 ratons reported the month Of May
value s. - o. One hundred and eteen freedmen schools
are now in operation with l35 Teachers The attendance
averages O4 pup seventeen schools having suspended Tor
The Summer months One thousand one hundred and forty six
cases were treated in hospital in Juue, e being small po1
hundred and persons were vaccinGed As the
Legislature and placed both white and black
alike before the cots deems advisable TO
turn over 20 civil authorities III those Of claims
by freedmen wages labor performed Desituon 1ud SUI
fering among both whites and blacks IL various portions Of
the State are beng gradually relieved.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
The Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, which has
been running order the past two years distance OIL ten
miller whole length Of line about 30 miles have applied lof al
extension time for tie completion Of their road that may
enjoy the benefits the Of Congress OF lsJ6 giving them
the proceeds Of certain land sales set apart to dement, the
road.
LANDS IN WASHINGTON TERRTORY--FL0RlDA LAND
REGISTER.
Two tuousahu 'iEH' h"iuiou anu F'''J wv 'N'
were located for actual settlement last month at Olympia
Washington Territory.
The bonds OF MI sioneakc land Register Tallahassee
Ia were received 10 DAY and accepted.
DUTIES ON LUMBER.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Hartly to-day
issued the following circular TO the various Collectors Of Gus
toms throughout the United States:
The attention # Collectors Of Customs is directed 10 me
Of the OF July ls66 relative 10 the importation
Lumber from ST. Crox River via NeW-BruuswcA occurring
smell lumber 70 paid the taxes other American
Der on that ryer which inadvertently omitted N the
equation sent Won on the tib INST.
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