New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
! FROM WASHINGTON.
MR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
cONG RE S 5 I O n A 4.
TIE PARIS EXP0SlTll.iN.
senator EAllnua6s of Ver-
mO-At Sworn I'm.
Peverdy' JohnSon's Speech in Favor
OF the Veto.
JEFF. DAVES'S TRIAL.
JEFF. DAvES'S TRIAL
THE BRO0Ks.DCDGE CASE,
The Naval Appropriation Bill.
HIass Meeting of Johnson Hen.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
WAsHIYeTos, Thursday. April 5, 1866.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS ELL.


Could q vote have been had to-day in the
Senate tie Civil Rights bill would have been passed
over the Veto Tomorrow the result viii be doubtful
n Senstors Dixon and Wright who could NOT have
been there this afternoon. may then be present.
II should be remembered that ont of forty nine Sens
tors now here only eight we're elected Democrats.
The others were chosen by the Unionts and Republi'
pans and the seventeen votes made up by the be-
travail by nine men of the party who sent them there
There is no probability Of either Senators Morgan or
Doottle obeyng the instructions OF their respective
Legislatures to sustain the Civil Rights bill.
THE YEw-JERsRY sENATORsHIP.
Several kilograms have been received here
today nom Trenton announcing that the Democrats
have agreed to coslesce with Scovel and enough Re
rubIeans to elect Dayton, on written pledges that he
viii sustain the policy of the President 1t is claimed
that this trade has been brought about by Judge
Hughes Of Indiana and Ward II. LamoD, who went to
Trenton TO represent the President. This bargain
and sale will probably be opposed by Mr.. Stockton,
who expects to be his II is well known
here that not single radical Republican Senator or
member has any longer any confidence in Mr.. Scovel
and none believe that any radical ideas are prompting
him to his present He is openly denounced By
Mr.. Stevens being guilty Of great outrage in op-
posing the election Of Mr. CatteD.
A leading Democratic Senator to-day handing
around the Senate telegram from Trenton urging him
to delay of the vote until they could get into
Ioint ballot and elect who would be for the Veto
This unexpected torn OF affairs created sensation,
and the Opposition quite ubant tonight their
prospects
THE BRooKs-DoDGg CASE.
The case of Brooks against Dodge occupied
the House all day and goes over till tomorrow des.
perste attempt making get the report Of the Com
nittee defeated. but it had not gathered sufficient
strength to-day accomplish that object. What may
be TIE result is somewhat doubtful but the
chances are still in favor Of Dodge.
THE CURRENCY PICTURES.
Thayer's amendment to the Treasury Appro-
riation bill to prevent the face Of Clark from de-
facing the currency. lost because of the difficulty
On making new plates for all living men who are now
engraved Had it been simply striking out Clark, no
one would have objected. The Committee on Banking
have bill for that especial purpose drawn and ready to
report.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were
tl,s01seO.
REMAINS OF UNION SOLDIERS.
1t is in contemplation to remove the remains
of Union soldiers from the tatte-felds along the
route OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and in
ter them in the National Cemetery on Arlington
Hights
THE CANAL NUISANCE.
The Washington Canal, which for number
OF years has e1haled its noxious euvia and caused
according 10 the opinion Of the medical fraternity here
aarge amount OF mortality has at last been pronounced
nuisance by a competent Board Of United States En-
gineers who recommend 10 Congress the adoption OF
immediate 10 the thorough excavation
Of the filth Of which it has been for 20 long the depoSi
tory The estimate OF the Commission for cleaning the
canal is s75oo
WAR AND NAVY EXPENSES.
The disbursements of the Treasury Depart
snsnt on account of the War and Navy Department for
the quarter ending 3lst March were follows: War
Department for January sos PSI g3o; War Department
Tor February sl540l, 1896; War Department for March,
ee6Oe, Gel. Navy Department for January, e357o56i
Navy Department for February t3,032 OO6; Navy
Department for March. g. 5s3.044. The one million
Increase in the Navy expenses for March occasioned
By large remitiances abroad the Of vessels
foreign stations.
ASSIGNMENT OF OFFICERS.
The commanding officers of the 10th and 18th
Infantry and I'd Battalion Of the lsth have been or
dered TO report to BrigG Cooke. commanding De-
partment OF Platte headquarters at Omaha In
OF the pursuit Of mischevous Indians whites nfest
ing the border line the troops will act without regard
90 the Department liue simply reporting their action
through their own commanding officers to the Com
uanding General OF the department invaded.
SMALL POx.
DR.. Hoover, Chief Surgeon of the Freedmen's
Bureau has received reports from all the late Rebel
States with the exception Of Florida and Texas show
fng that during the month Of February last lJ7
of small pox were under treatment by Bureau physi-
cisns and that during the period 24s deaths
curred About onetenb OF all the cases treated by the
Buresu in the South are those Of small pox.
x-REBEL vIcE-PREsIDRyT STEPHENS.
alexander Stephens has been sending his cards
10 hose whom no know here and to Others whose
sequ intancs be would like to have He has had many
caller his rooms and Is lionzed 10 no little extent
Today be had very long interview with the Prcsi
sent svd pYonounces himself thoroughly satisfied with
the Pre- dest aud his policy. BIO expects to have his
seat in the Senate at an early day.
COUP D'ETAT RUM0Rs.
"A distinguished military chieftsin has within
fhs last few days been sounded by two noted polt
eiaDs one Of whom was in the army. to see to what
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