New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
WASHINGTON.
PROSPECTS OF THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
The Freedmens Bureau Bill Through
the Senate.
Probable Failure Of the Niagara Ship
Canal Bill.
The House Passes the Senate Pacific
Railroad Bill.
NO ACTION ON THE BANKRUPT BILL
The President signs the Southern Home
stead aill.
DESTITUTION AND STARVATION IN GEORGIA
WhsTnSOIos Tuesday. June ~. 1850.
THE TARITF ELL.


THE TARITF BILL.
The Tariff bill was finished at the Government
prss this morning but tie pubic unable to have it
comI THE TmvE arrived when the eurc number
here quickly bought M to send Westward. The
Hoase ordered copies Of the Tariff b to be printed in
pamphlet for circulation by members and 900 Of the
present Farifr Tor the same purpose.
The Pennsyvan biumiIuoas coal miners not salts
fed with the duy Of 20 cents per iun and will make srenu
Gus efforts to have raised to 81 % They at first ake g.
They pay 20 in The shape Of Internal Revenue
taxes before their coal reaches the seaboard.
The Of oil presses New England here to OPP
pose the duty on hnseed which put at the request
Of Western They elege that their presses must stop
The duty rui seed and the West say they cannot raise
the seed II they not protected.
Tie iron men are not at satisfied with the duties ror
steel &C.
The Democrats vii nearly oil oppose the Tariff bill and
several are 30 bold as to declare the President will veto
il # passed.
PASSAGE OF THE FREEDMES's BUREAU BILL.
The Freedmen's Bureau bill kept q bare quorum in
their seals II through the Senate aor heaconstomed
Democratic opposition without the Yeas and Nays II differs
In essential particulars from the form in which passed The
House Committee Of Conference will probably be called
ioI to settle disputed points.
CHANCES FOR THR BANKRUPT BILL
The Senate Committee on Judiciary will to-inor-
row take up Bankrupt bin for consideration It's
chances are very ant. Committee Of rew.Yorh Bank
MS here and set relief from what they
deem oppressive local They before the House
Bank Committee to-day.
THE TAX BILL.
The Tax bill, "a amended by the Senate was to-
day taken up the House and reiued 10 the Ways ana
Means Committee 1t will probably be considered and re-
ported back to the House for several days.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
The House spent the afternoon upon the Senate bill
10 allow the California Central Railroad to eastward
fast as they can BULL the road AID TO allow the Kansas
branch Of the Union Pacific RsrO TO keep on due west
after they reach Fort Riley which they expect TO do within
The next 40 DAYS. They 20 direct Denver City in Colorado
and thence TO Salt City Utah. They also contemplate
running branch southwark from point east OF Denver CITY
toward Santa Fe NewMexco This company is In the hands
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad and Their western con
pecons and is now continuous gauge from NewYors and
Pb1depbis Fort Riley Kansas vita only one I'M
briaged river intervening at 81 Louis, which VIII
soon be bridgsd, when there viii eventually be one
continuous rail from the Atlantic to the Pacihc'
The bill goes the President for his signature The ep
position b not Formidable ono consisted OF
members from New England part Of NewYoTk Northern
Ohio mart OF Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa. while oil that
territory doe Kansas nearly solid for the bi
ofaemps made get the bill amended In some
shape would have be sent back to the Senate or
10 get IL referred the House Pacific Railroad Committee
which Committee will not be called again this session. bus MI
Stevens ready to oil objections and insisted on
having no and had his bill passed by the upex
pectedly large vote OF 81 togo 1t is considered quite tr-
unph for him. but few days the Omaha or Nebraska
line seemed confident that such privileges would be granted
10 these companies There evidently very large majority
of both determined TO grant whatever egaton Is
necessary insure the early completion OF railroad 70 the
gold and silver mining regions as well as TO connect the
waters Of the two oceans.
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