New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26
WASHINGTON
Congress to Adjourn On the
18th inst.
a. W. Randall Confirmed Postmaster
General.
The House Postpones the National
Currency Bill
REVISION OF THE NEUTRALITY LAWS
Committees of Conference on the Tariff
and Army Bills.
The Tennessee Members Taking
Their Seats.
The Memphis Riot Testimony Ordered 10 be
Printed.
The Senate Discussing the Civil Apprcpria-
ton Bill.
NR, HENDERS0N'S AMENDMENT CARRIED.
The Senate Discussing the Civil Arpropria-
ton Bill
IR. HENDERSON'S AMENDMENT CARRIED.
The First Michigan Cavalry to be Paid their
Transportation Expenses.


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WASHINGTON Wednesday, Jolly o. 1906
a. w. Randall was this afternoon confirmed by tho
Senate as Postmaser.General and Joseph Wilson Com
missioner Of the General Land Office.
ELLIS SIGNED By THE PRESIDENT.
The President has signed the bill TO aid in the con-
sucon Of telegraph lines and 10 Government
the use of the for postal military and other purposes
This in the nature Of general law. The President has
no signed the bin Tevivug the grade Of General in the army
Of the United States and this afternoon nominated 10 the
Senate LieutGen Grant for that Office and vce-Admira
farrsgui to be Admiral in the Navy under recent law
TENNESSEE.
The salute of 100 guns, fired here last evening" in
honor Of the restoration Of Tennessee and the admission Of
her Representatives in Congress Of
friends of the Administration. The Senate to-day admitted
hr. Fowler a Senator from Tennessee Up 10 O'Clock
report had been made Cd the credentials Of Judge Patterson
he Presidents sonnlaw. The Acting Private Secretary
he President Col Cooper took his In House this
bornir g. as member from that State.
CONGRESSIONAL BUSINESS.
IL was with much difficulty quorum could be pro-
cured in the House to-day members being necessary for
that purpose Both houses dispatchDg business
view to closing all Of II up this week
CONFIRMED.
The nominations Of Lieu.Gep Grant he General Of the
Army Of the United States and vceAdnal Faagu TO be
Admiral Of the Navy taken by the Senate and with
put formaty Of reference unanimously confirmed.
The Senate also confirmed the following nominations
To Collectors Customs George b. Welman ct Beau
fort CT T. J. Mead at Natcbez Miss; Richard L. Robert
SOD OF Santiago. Texas.
Also William T. Williams, Appraiser Of Merchandise. at
10 be Collectors Of Internal Revenuewm. C. g smith.
Fifth District and Frank Saue OF San Francisco First Dir
trict Of California.
To be Assessor-Lewis c. Gum First District California
To be Deputy Postmasters-Stllman y. Dana. Portage
City Wisconsin; Charles Smith. Delsvan, Wisconsin
Jacob JusseD Watertown. Wisconsin; U. s. Phelps,
Beaver Dam. wisconsin, Aaron Melick. Eddyvle, Iowa;
Benedict Huse, Fort Madison Wis Jacob f. Lamasor.
Mount Holey :New-Jersey Levi r. Rose, Yonkers. New
York c. c. Haskins Sioux. Iowa. John NJ. Yerushsn.
fairbaut Mimi; Daniel Basset Minneapolis Mimi Michael
Frank, Kenoshs; wsi Samuel Hartley Baraboo VIZ
George W. Rogers West Meriden. Conn., David A. Cook
Louis John Knowon Naval Officer at Portsmouth, Il
L. " b. MarteD United Ststes Attorney for the
southern District OF Alabama and Jane, Z.
T. Mills Marshal for the Eastern District Of Arkansas
B. Mitchell Receiver Of Public Moneys at 81 Cloud MINI
Henry Welt Register Of Land.omos at 81 Ciono hinn
PERSONAL.
The rumor that Mr.. Arnold. the Sixth Auditor OF
the Treasury intends resgnng probably out Of the &
that he win be absent from Washington weeks th'
complete the preparation of his Life Of Abraham
Lincoln which will be published in the Fall
INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS
1t is expected that printed copies OF the compelled
Internal Revenue laws containing the notifications OF the
recent legislation viii be ready for distribution mex; Monds,
ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK.
The First National Bank Of Wilmington, " c..
was organized yesterday with capital OF sOOoCo Thss
the National orgsniznd in North Carotns The
sppbeation-was placed on file ten months ago,