New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ORDERED
FAINT CHANCES FOR THE BANKRUPT BILL.
WASHINGTON "wednesday june 20. ls5G.
TVE TAX BILL.

ln| House almost UNANIMOUSLY to-uhF uccue0 lLdl
- s,na clause in the Tax bill to compel railroad compa-
opay the themselves Of their profits and
take OF their customer shall n, free passes
members city railroads Notwithstanding.
The House non-concurred in the Senate amend
Ireu ~ cvyng tax OF go per pound instead
i've The House concurred in nearly an The Senae amend
i1 the Tax bli-oyer COZ OF them-but the lrger
number of q mere verbal character. Among Others the
Uo m coIcurIed in the amendment proposing tax OF ten
oa, instead Of four dollars per thousand cigarettes,
ho and cigars providing that corporations or persons
h- Of toll roads ferries OF bridges
the right TO add the their rates Of fare and the
amendment which ia effect restores Tie income tax 10 what
nov only excepted number coucuTred ia
B., thai ch poslpOnes from Jul August the State bank
Tic points OF disagreement between the TWO Houses
WI Do. adjusted through Committee Of Conference
TO- the Senate win agree to conference They
wil. -o. report for several days.
THR BAEKBUer BILL.
The senate judiciary Committee to-day had up the
Bankrupt bill; and after discussion the Committee ad
iurasl without tai ng action upon It. There is bat
chance Of its getting out Of Committee this session
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH BILL.
TIE vote po,tpouue the Telegraph BIZ i. looked
upon s- fatal the 1t viii come Up morrow.
when wi probably be amended to defeat the object
pf It's projectors II /, is postponed again is killed on
Ueh.
THE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL.
The District Suffrage BILL which many lad been
p suppose would umber n the Committee Room until
Winter least up this afternoon and would have
passed. for the length o. Mr Wey speech which con-
PEELED 20 until tomorrow, when it is thought it VIII
pass substantially reported day without sny'educational
NOMINATIONS REJECTED.
Tae Senate has rejected the following nominations
of Ielrcsseaas.
A.,e..ors-Johu " Bowen THIRD District AbneT A.
Scals. seventh District ColsctorsA J.. Garett Third
Distract. Jos. Ramsey Fourth District
lie above selections made blhe President ind'pend
en ct euber elect from state and positive charges
,loyalt made against several Of them while one OF
Two were said TO have been in the Rebel army.
COMBINATIONS.
Tire senate. in Executive Session yesterday con-
nfm,i TIC following nominations:
10 b. Cousuls-George ". Bowie Of California at Cation
Charlie. Muller Of ONO at Amsterdam David H. Srother OF
We. Virginia. BuenOs Ayres; W. T. Aiwel o. N1con'
'9 o. N@ae S.,o1s If Iserho EeyennY Knapp for the
Tenth Collection District OF Illinois W H. harAe Oh bieehs
bug Twenty first District II pennsylvania anu in
h. Mann for the First District Of Illinois.
10 Assessors Of Internal keyeul-hDDer aih ' .ue
18Th District Of Pennsylvania, and Thomas Orion Tor tue SIKH
District Of Penn5yivanie - ., ,, n,
10 DE Deputy Postmssters-Edward II. Shelby az Rome
y g. Moses ; Wood, OF Clinton y / Charlie Hopplls
a. Utica n y; Daniel Mace. Lafayette Ind William a.
EueL. az Berlin Green. Wisconsin
The Senate confirmed to-day the nomination OF
John W Mcclure 20 be Consul at Napoleon. Yendee.
CALLING IN CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS.
Notice is given TO holders of certificates Of ndebt-
,. issued under the acts Of Congress- approved March
and u l-t that the Secretary Of the Treasury in accordance
sh s,id acts and the Of said certificates i pre-
sfed 70 redeem before maturity all certificates Of lndeD
.dne.s falling due after August g. with the accrued IN
re thereon If presented redemption on or before July
ID m and that thereafter such certificates viii cease 10 bear
interest and viii be paid presentation al hs Department.
with interest only 10 said 18th q July
lie above notice taken in connection with that Of the ga
ul calls in al outstanding certificates Of ndebtednes
SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
Mr.. Trumbull will try TO get up his bill to reduce
the number OF Supreme Court Judges tomorrow.
BQUAL SUFFRAGE.
TIN. evening the Hon. +. c. Beaman. Member of
n,re. from Michigan addressed the Equal Suffrage Asso
citation 81 Union League Hall large audience was pres
emf and Mr. Beamans extreme Radical views were received
FREEDMEN's SCHOOLS.
Gen. c. H. Howard Of the Freedmen Bureau mas
een making OF inspection among the ireeamen
here aud at Arlington previous their being closed FOR the
Summer months.
Gen. Gearv. Republican candidate for Governor IN
PENNSYLVANIA arrived in town iody
THE BATrLE-FIELD OF GETTYSBURG
An officer Of the Engineer Corps OF the army has
been detailed to make survey for roadway in the shape Oh
abroad avenue be laid out along the Ines OF oaue on @
ettysburg where troops were stationed Irhg
aha, engagement from the side Of Cemetery BID 70
ound Too When this il completed it viii add much to its
present appearance.
The GOVERNMENT ADyERrISISG-A NEW DVpeh'
Some time ago a bill was passed by Congress giving
the Government advertising Washington TO the two dAlJ
papers having largest circulation by Official count 80"
, and CLroaies were selected. TIL RDnben IHI'ASs"'"
add Ctional Union left out in the cold The At'e
oaper however has resorted 10 new dodge
The whole circulation Of the paper amounts 10 on "e"
hundred and on a number OF these the word George
town d. c." instead Of Washington, d. c. ap
pear. al tho head Of the paper. making 1t look as
though the paper printed in Georgetown ana
a separste paper from the one in washington
y this means the Government advertising given 10 IAf
Constitutional Union OF Georgetown The law o. circulation
not aprng TO papers outside Of Washington The President
and beads Of departments award the Government ad'er
Using 20 papers they choose The dato" has always
been snd sin Copperhead sheet and supports tie rres
dent
ruE PREVENTION or SMUGGLING.
EHots bill for the prevention OF smuggling which
PASSED tue House to-day by large majority very complete
and vii Iobsby large amount annually 20 ibe Govern
ment
THE WEATHER.
Durire il. morning the extreme h'a' q" ih' ias'
few dos, continued bgf about i-.n commenced Hns
and con .i aes up b. nog. midnight
Gu aocoal Of Cc iaiu tr u fy 'olni...e. o me t"'
uolse. .ttnos. lore their corl r.'.e ftl '
IFDAE NlTIt
Ofol Guernsey Special Indian Commissioners ie'