The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-18
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The new banlTuptbln introduced to-day
In the House By. Mr.. genckes, Is framed with
a yleNM tha ohjectIohs raised 10 thelbill
rejected by the House a short time since
and L Is believed y will pass by decided
8 tSS BlPIfS6s%tiS lf % And feSB eSRsu a
lar Bill in the Senate, providing for the APP
pointment of q solicitor for the State De-
partment Mr.. TrumbuD made the sugges-
tiof. whfehappeaTstd ireetNSit favor gehe
orally. that the proposition is TO increase
the number Of the assistants of the Attor-
tiey- general. by theappointment Of Solicit
tor for each of the several departments
where lawyers advice may be found spec
cially necessary. 10 az lHp3g aIf9
BY this means the legal decisions of all
the departments would be under the super-
vision Of the. Attorney -general, and there
would be uniformity and ne oontrariety
and conflict of opinion Il is probable that
a bill embracing this proposition will be
ilaffpduced In a few dnYs.3 81 ~ = =.
The Navy and War Departments having
issued orders to disbursing officers, direct
ing chat all deposits Of funds appertainiDg z
to- these departments, for which the officers
are responsible, shall be made only with
the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer of the
United States, u Is feared that If these or
ders are carried Immediately into execu-
tion the effect will be ruinous to many
banks, r.rt..... ~. t.-.~f...,,
The sscTetAry ofthe Treasury mas )adl
dressed a letter to the Secretaries OF War
and the Navy, approving the plan sug-
gested in the orders named. but 1t Is under
stood that Mr., M oCulloeh idoes.pot approve
of the removal of the deposits instanter, or
without giving the banks reasonable no
tlce,, solthgt no damage gnY be sustained
by Sudden Withdrawal from them of i'm
''Tvs The SS actiSE = O9 % tis connetticuRL Legisla-
ture In postponlng the election of Senator
has oecaslpped n great deal of. comment
here. The Radicals threaten to depose Mr..
Foster and elect ast1thsr President of the
United States Senate, ifrthat Senator does
not, toAisS tIselT KSsuk al xssasK Rk hands
clean" of completely in the alleged coali]
ti9n Of tho Democrats and the friends and
supporters of Mr.. Foster to defeat the elec-
tion of General Terry. ,saH . hai4uppo gf'er
a special to the evening papers says the
President has sent message to the House,
inclosing q, communication from General
Grant askitg Che Immediate passage of an
arlpy bill, assigning as a reason for this re-
aaest3 tlie fadt that more troeps ore needed
on the frontier and at the South. He also
expresses fjle, opinion that the troops can
not be withdrawn from the South with
safety for some time to come. ''' "'
The House Committeeon Freedmen's Bu-
reau agreed to report d resolution for the
appointment of joint committee of Con-
gress to investigate the working OF the
Freedmen's Bureau systemG to travel
through the Southern States; 70 take testi=s
moly, and to report to Congress- iii q Co.,.
The rumor of intrigues, In which Santa
Anna is concerned, has prompted general
desire In Washington to have Juarez aided,
but the success Of the proposed Mexican
loan Is Veryadoubtful. N fupo' tlm