The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16
The Fate Of the Freedmen'S Bureau
Bill Still Uncertain.
Continued Debate In the Senate on the
New Representation Scheme.
Report Of the Annual Post Office Appropria.
ton Bill in the House.
The Bin Providing for the Sale Of Postage
Stamps on Credit Under Consideration.
&c. &c. &c.


THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU BILL.
The fate Of the Freedmens Bureau bill is still un.
known. caucus of conservative republicans was
called for last night but prevented from meeting by
ncement weather. It's object to consider the pro-
babe fate Of the Freedmen's Bureau bill and provide
for the Contingency Of veto.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
Preparations are being made for mass meetings in
Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia and rumor says,
New York, on the 22d Of February to endorse the Pres
dents policy Of reconstruction
DELEGATION OF NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN VISIT
THE PRESIDENT.
delegation Of New York Congressman, composed Of
Messrs Ketchum, Hart Griswold Norris Dodge, Marvin
and LETTER. called the President this evening" but
disavowed any political significance thereby
THE REPRESENTATION CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Senator Fessenden has given the Senatorial orators
tce that he shall be 10th to allow undue time upon
the constitutional amendment debate vote upon Sen
ator Hendersons amendment TO the original amendment
will be brought to q vote at O'Clock tomorrow.
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Among the items in the Post Office appropriation bill
reported to-day hundred and fifty thousand
dollars for steamship service to Brazil for such service
between San Francisco Japan and China, two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars; for overland transportation
between Atchison and Folsom and marine transportation
~
also authorizes the Postmaster General to employ sailing
vessels for mail transportation TO any foreign ports
compensation not exceeding the postage accrung
the mails 50 conveyed
THE SUPPRESSION OF THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
H. Rives Pollard, Of the Richmond Examiner, visited
the White House this morning for the reputed purpose
of obtaining revocation Of the order suppressing tho
publication OF his paper We do not learn that he
successful We understand the authorities have finally
decided to hold publishers Of newspapers to q more
strict accountability in all Southern States during the
continuance of martial law.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE,
The Senate to-day confirmed the following nomina-
tions:-
Henry Van Dyck United States Treasurer
John s. Graham Assistant Register of the Treasury
II II. brown &c Assistant Treasurer at the Mint
Daniel Whitman TO be Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
VIM f. Chandler Hartley to be Assistant Sec
I. s. Rollins to be Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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Aa.asny, rIo.idsqce r. W%: Adams. Astoria.
2as mn L john Egg Yoan sr'9
ONO: James IL. Webb. Vienna ND. John Nlnson, Edaars
town, Mass Thomas Spring. Plymouth. Mass; jeremiah =
| David NJ Chapln; Oswesatche, n. y; Owen b. Chad
bourne, saco Nc; Thomas Harmon Belfast Me; William
| Chpp, Burlington, VI; Edward ;. Nceby, hath,
! Me-; Thomas wilkins Eric, Pa; John r. Miller
| Francisco. Cal Frastfs Foote Wiscasse. Ne.
Vim. Il. wingate. Bangor Me-; James l.. Babcock, New
Y Carrier Ncwburypor, Mass; Wilson q. Isbel Detroit
Mch, JOAN W. NcAla, Michimackinac, Mich, Thomas
VI. Rodney, Wilmington Del; Orfgcn Alley, Middlctown
Conn. seth W Deereaux Penobscot Me-. John l.. Bog5s,
Perth Amboy y. j.
10 h Sc. ogs Reuben Daniels, Ipswich Mass
Charles w Bachelor Pitisburg Pa. Daniel Arer, Cairo
III We. Mumford, Snow il, Nd Thomas Iiornbrook
Wheeling ". Va: Charles j. Talbot, Portland, Me. Clark
bunlsm, Burlington. Iowa; john &. Hcenion DUBUQUE,
! Iowa; a Is. Underwood ut Boston.
TDh Mural O1;vs-Danl w. Gooch Boston; Noah Brooks.
san FiAncisco; George L. Colby NeNbuiypor Mass Thus.
Is. Bush, Newport L. L. W. smith Reese, Baltimore.
~ BE- dpp'u,se,suarper q. Hicks, baltimore; Ephram
! i. Anderson. Baltimore.
10 b. rso,px NJ fiyrnl R.renue IN KentgyCurran G.
Smith, Fourth district; william g. Giles Eighth district; 4.
NJ Hathaway second district; Philip Speed, Fifth district;
| John J. Anderson, Ninth district
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| Blaine Ninth district; William 7. Ouscy, First district
john r. Greson Second district: Edgar Needam, Fifth dis
rct; William spencer Fourth district Thomas j. Morrow
Eighth districts William Rankin, sixth district David
G,odlOe seventh district.
u Unit stbs Marshall William q. Dickson. for the district
Of roorga Alexander Magruder Of Kentucky, for the dis
rct of fi0riGa John r. Goodoe, Of Kentucky for the
| Eastern district or Louisiana.
| To Potais,fTs-John W. Cummings, Ware, Mass Levi
Smith, Watertown Mass. Thomas = Bacon, Alexandra,
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A. Baldwin Norton. be Superintendent OF Indian Affairs
4 for New Mc,ico.
william r. Lockwood, to he Associate Justice for Ne.
brsska.