New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20


Of the law as passed through the Committee Of Commerce
will be ready for distribution among officers Of the Internal
Revenue in q day or two.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS
The number of nominations now being sent daily
by the President to the Senate s quite
svc the disposition being present many before the ad
urnment as can be maured Those transmitted to-day
part Treasury and Post Office appointments The
Senate session. referred them the appropriate
Committees. The only nomination confirmed that Of
chard L. Law for restoration the Navy Lieutenant
Commander.
THE DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Diplomatic Appropriation bill, agreed upon
by the Conference Committee OF the two houses finally
passed in the House to-day One clause provides that after
The date OF the passage Of the BILL sha be approp
ated for the payment of Minister at Lisbon
Portugal, long the present incumbent
james f. Harvey continues the representative
Of the United States Government at said Cour, MI. Ray
attempted crcse the action Of the Committee and
defend Harvey but Judge 5padirg its Chairman, replied TO
Raymonds remarks in very cutting manner. After Nj
Spang had stated that members Of the Conference Commit
tee were unanimous the subject AIR Raymond still
defend Harvey when Judge Spaling demanded the
rrevious question much aymond chagn and the amuse
ment OF the members.
THE CoxKLINo FRY NvESTIGATloN.
Report Of Special Committee Of the House on Ros
Conkg Gen Try controversy rise to long and
araei discussion day. No opposed the resolutions
reported by Committee which oensured Gen Fry and
condemned the action OF The Provost Moras Department
hsd been ned by them The charges brought
against Nj Copklug denounced the most malignant
and nbenous ever broulht against member Of the
House The vote yindicatine Mr.. ConAhng stood ~
SIX yeas 70 nays the latter being personal friends OF
Gen. Fry Mr. Blaine who advocated FIys the floor
Il the House was not in bis seat lie has been abseut FOR the
pact ten days.
TIE PARIS EXPOSITION.
The Secretary of state to-day sent a communication
10 the House in reply 10 a resolution Of that body ncosug
letter from v ~ Beckwith Special Commissioner General to
be Pans Exposition in which he SAYS under date Of June g.
that al meeting o. the Trench scicn Gc Commission the
Imperial Commission and Foreign Comm sioners &C. tie
following suggestions made by the English Scientific
Association aud approved yiz First: To form oo-ec'
lion Of tie weights measures and coins OF aI Ia
tiors 10 De exhibited in Tie palace q tie Cli1ersal
Exposition Of I-0 Second: To orrauzo International
COMMITTEE charged especially with the formation and e1lbi
ton Of TINS collection and devise he most ccacious
methods Of promoting uniformity. Third: In accordance
with the Imperial Commissioner Las apporioned
he space requisite exhibition the palace and formed
Special Committee connected with the Scientific Commits
sion which latter the commencement Of the International
Committee to be charged the subject Mr. Beckwh
respectfully recommends the cooperation Of the United States
and the appointment Of commission be added tie In
peIial Commission
AFFAIRS IN MISSISSIPPI.
Gen. Wood, Military Commander Of Mississippi,
communication Of Humphrey which states
that the difficulties between planters and negroes To tie
settlement and payment Of and the
preston OF ouages in Yzoo Couav being adjusted by
the County Clerk under The regulations OF the Civil Rights
n aud that tie Sheriff Of the county is Organizing
ta,as to bring maIauders to siiee Judge r. A Hin
Of ckson Mss in acknowledging tie receipt Of copies Of
the Civil Rights bill his desire to the Command
ing General az al times.
APPOINTMENTS FOR SUPPORTING MY POLICY"
The President to-day made several hundred appoint
ments removing the present incumbeut 10 make
way for men, supporters Of "mT policy They were
mostly Postmaster and Internal Revenue Assessors.
PRIZE Wont.
Two knights OF the manly art of shouder-hitting.
named Bolster and English panied by Large number Of
roughs left midnight tonight FOR the puTposc Of
gagng prize fight point the Virginia shore Of tho
Potomac. The night Will commence AT dayl. sAt.
RECOMMENDATION oF SENATE COMMITTEE on FOR
EIGS RELATIONS
Tie Senate Committee on Foreign Relations agreed
TO recommend the rejection Of Tuckerman Of NewYork
Gently appointed Minister Greece and also strike the
salary mission They also agreed report adversely
upon e1Goy. Holden OF North Carolina appointed
Foreign the ground Of his participation in the
Rebellion
WHITE HOUSE MATTERS.
The President to-day received few persons in the
library Secretary Stanton had quite long interview with
the President this morning. and Lieut. Gen. Grant
gagged with him for considerable time this afternoon The
Rebel called the White House this morning TO
President but did not succeed in obtaining gu
dienoe
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from this source to-day were Sii7.-
sse -
THE RELIEF or THE PORTLAND SUFFERERS.
The bill for the relief OF the Portland sufferers created
quite discussion Senate to-day All were DESTROYS 10 see
the sufferers relieved but doubted the night to approp
ate public money purpose and unwilling to esab
sh such precedent Among Others, MI Howe OF Wiscon
sin had scrapes the subject which he compromised with
Mr. Henderson had by agreeing give ESQ out Of
he own pocket and negative 10 Offset NJ HendersonS
Affirmative
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
The Senate laid the adjournment resolution on the
table for present but Mr. Fesaenden said he would call
u an soon as be could see his way for the finishing Of
necessary legislation
MEMBERS LEAVING POR THEIR HOMES
Quite number of Members Of Congress are leaving
r their homes Senators Hendricks and Salisbury ifs to-
night Several members Of The House also took their de
parture.
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Secretary IIar an received n dispatch to-day from
zen DlN III new OH sldlihb ""'N '' w
tie Pacific Railroad had been completed making in al l45
mies Coinmiss have left examine and report If II
be suitable Tor the Government TO acceptit.
THR POLITICAL ASSESSMENT CLERKS
A list Of the Clerks in the Departments Is being
made ont preparatory to the regular political assessment
hch is TO be per cent their salaries collected In Jolly
August and September Those WHO may refuse to pay this
have toe authority otho President IN the case of the New
Ham, Shire Treasury Cek. vh1 vas promoted last Fall for
a.c1ar uopfra
for which act Mr johnson eorpiuenied him in special
orda. "A fir,c4eA Lis ur,r1gii af.