New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
4 NlVY.YARD on THE HUDSON.
TIE TEST OATH QUESTION.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
WAsHEoToN. Monday, Amil ., le66.

WAsHlFGlCN, Monday Allil !. 4eoo'
TIE CIVIL RIGBTs BILL PASSED.
Tho Civil Rights bin and its passage through the House
on this the anniversary Of Ices Surrender to Gen. Cur
ia asserted by Senator wilson to be decision that it w
Lee, and not Grant, who surrendered Everybody is
joicing except The DcmoCy. At least 20 members az
rved by the morning train, and when II O'clock came the
House and galleries fuller to-day th0n thcy have been
before for several months. Prompt OF the expiration
CT The morning hour. Air. Wilson Chairman Of
the Judiciary Committee moved TO take up the vetoed
pill Its reading and The reading Of the Presidents Mes
cage, occupied an hour, making il oeloekp. D.
before tie previous question called. The Democrats
were disposed to fbustor TO prevent yoto bat Their
loader, Jack Rogers opposed TO such move ON tho
grounds that there nothing TO be gained by It, But
Eldrdeo and Ross and Others determined to Try it
and 80 call OF tho House was demanded which doye-
oped the presence Of $50 mcmbos but BY clock P. III
so many Of the Democrats became ashamed Of the fool
ISL waste oftmo 20 angry that not single Republican
would join in the moyemonl that they abandoned it, aud
tho yoll was called on the passage Of tie bill.
During its call the utmost quiet prevailed, that every
members vote could be plainly heard he answered
Yea" or "Nay" At the close IL footed up l2l 70 H.
Then Schuyler Cox asked to have his name called, and
voted "Aye making 10 TO Al three to one. AS soon
he announced the vote the members upon the RePub
side commenced to applaud and the galleries taxing
the cue broke out in wild and tumuuous cheering for
several minutes The Speaker apped with his gaye, BAT
it was Of 10 Ladies waved their handkeTehiefs and
men continued to applaud .Finay thespesker moved Dis
hand and TIE noise subsidized somewhat whom he rccog
nized member who moved to adjourn. Thsmo,ion w
carried and the galleries continued TO applaud for
minute5
There were absent and not voting for the bin, MessTs
Ames, Anderson Blaine Blow Culver, briggs, Demaf,
Hubbard Dumont, Julian, Enykendal, Sloan, Warner
md Williams. Total, 49, Absent and against the bin,
Eessrs Bingham, Chanler, Order, johnson, Jonef,
Goodyear Stillwell and Ken. Total, Consequently,
had every member the rol voted it would have stood
J35 Yeas TO 49 Nays.
Tonight the Democracy out of lumor at everybody
and are cursing The President Justify, charging that he
could have protected the veto if be would have done
properly and declare that they done with HIN. The
President expresses himself satisfied with the result
declaring that if members eonscltiOusy considered that
they ought to pass it, be would not object and would
cary out its provisions far they depended upon him.
There were several who would lave spoken upon tho
veto; Blu; as MI. Wilson fal it had been debated ior
three weeks and be was quite willing letit 90 the
Presidents message; that seemed to satisfy them.
PENNSYLVANIA REIMBURSED.
The Senate viii tomorrow probably pass Ar. Myers's
House bill to reimburse Pennsylvania for money paid to
Acr militia for repellng the invasion.
PUBLISHING THE LAWS.
Senator SINNERS bill for the condensing and publea-
,on of theLaws OF Congress avorte that be
has had before every Congress for the last Is years The
Importance Of such work great that it is difficult to
tell why il has always before failed.
NAVAL PAYMAsTERs
The Senate Naval Committee viii report back TO the
Eenate the House bill 10 increase the corps Of PaymasteT
IN the regular Navy with clause requiring the appoint
ments to be taken from the Acting AestantPaymasters
With this amendment there is doubt Of its final pas
sage.
PAY OF THE MILITARY.
The Second Controller to-day decided that whenever
the account Of a discharged officer soldier has been
settled and bis travel pay adjusted under tho
of the act Of JAN 90 1873 the 9Th section Of the act
of July o. 1861 it is not legal competent FOR any DIS
bursting or accounting officer 10 reopen accounts for the
purpose Of making additional allowance for constructive
service OF constructive travel.
TRANsPERRED.
CAPT A. F. KotChum he's been relieved as Assistant
AdiutantGenera and assigned to duty asAid decamP Oh
the staf Gen O. o. Howard Of the Freodmens Bureau
Capt K has for long tine past been in charge Of the
Bca Islands along the coast Of South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida; and, in directing this assignment, Gen.
Howard takes occasion compliment him for the careii
and faithful manner with which be performed the delicate
and important duties inirusted TO him.
DEMAND FOR LABoR-sTlPULATIoss
Gen. c. H. Howard, Asst. commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau for this District is continually receiving
Applications from ali parts Of the Union for eolorea
hbosers ard thus far has found difficulty IN hling Gil
relusitons. Within the past month several hundred
have been furnished transportation 10 different points,
both North AID South and the demand for cooTed labor
particularly from tie South constantly increasing
former Shareholders universally pfeferrng imported LABOR,
Instead Of that Of their lato slaves Previous to
he transportation Of coloTod abOIeIs 10 tie South, ther
Employers are required 70 sign contract binding them
nvc' beside paying reasonable wages 70 their own en-
t9ye', to furnish them With comfortable quareIa fuel
oIs and medical attendance. The wages Of tho freed
een sent South ayGage about 80 per month for able
p'aed males, while the wages Of the females are in pro-
pnon No contracts orc made for freedmen sent North,
vac generally receive less compensation for their labor
~an nose cent 70 the late insuuectonery States.
INTERNAL REVENUE
.s receipts today from Internal Revenue are $lOOj-
fAEaiDIRT JOHHsOs's CIRCULAR,
sra'Ag The appointment Of ex-sodiefe 10 positions
ma. 'sno0s Executive Departments OF tho Govern
"Ss''' upon tho jobai resolution 10 encourage the