New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

yoans,a, ono Ian Ioagyear Marvin. McCurg Mckee
Mercur Miller MOorLead. morrill, Afers T' ~ Rardoi
* nice Moss Rice Me Sawyer schcnck SeoLeii o"S
ttot,.'. ..' ~ Rriasp Van Horn. Ward. Waslhaig
Mass Weken. Whalgy. Williams "lS0D' I'"'' N''1
bridge
AseF,t was low made to reconsider the vote which de-
crged New England OF cheap Nova Scotia coal The vote
however failed
Tasu began the Increment to kin the bill First the
notion to lay it the table Lost-Ayes, a.
Then came the motion recommit with instructions to
report new bin for lowe and the West generally, according
toMr Wilson's pattern. Lost
Then followed a motion to recommit the bill without IN
Ftractioas
On the motion to rocommt to the Committee Of Ways anu
Means aud instruct report next December the Yeas
were GO aad Nays S. as follows
YrAs-Auison Anderson Ashley O. Baker, Blllwn Ben
jnmin Bergen Iiroonwel Comb Cook Dawes Beifee Don
ndv Drcgs Fgr ostou EdridGo. Elliott IarnsUOTjh
Gulai. flck OF oenneT 0t.oC.' I mia, Kassor
Kerr Iaan LeBond Marshall. Mccullough Moaton'
Price Rlndal Rirr Rogers. Ross Rousseau SuanAln'
Stereagcs T.ber, Taylor Ihomas r. &Md2 IboI i9
Trimbo Van Horn ,Aio) Weshhurne Lh NashDutA GNU
Wentaor'h Wilson Gowa) Window. Wright 81,
NAY--Msssrs Alley. Ames Ancona, Ashley Nevada)'
iaaI HraiJ' CinS Ohio. clark CKan). c9aroih'
Dav. Dawson. Deano DeIni9g Dixon c- DSags'
H1ie harris hart Hayes Highly Holmes Hooper. Hoch.
6ss Bpb6e Hubbard Je2cIes Johnson Kelly Ko
Kcioham Latham L9wrenc. Lolgye9i MgIstoA 4a IN,
T Morris Myers Novel;. ONein Paine. Patterson. Ierham
Tlsnts Randall. (lcnn) Rice (Massl Rich (Mel ltoIns
a,oges 0fl1 Tfowbridre Van AIman Van Horn. Ward.
Was1buia (Nass.). Welker Whaley, Williams. Wilson
0eau.1 Woodbridge
DELAYS and oil lodges exhausted and motions adjourn be
ia rejected the freeaders face the and
front tie bin under the previous question 1t passed by the
gratifying vote Of 95to 80.
The bill goes to the Senate. Peri surround it there IN
questionable Tie friends OF American industry had better
believe tbs II to-day that body pOled on the question
81 posponng the consideration Of the bill to December the
members would vote probably as follows:
For osrroymTNr.-Brown Buekalev. Conness Dayls'
I1olitte Grimes Guthrie Harris Henderson, AeaqiSas'
johnson K.rkwood NJ. c. Dougal MORGAN Nesmh' MOI
i5a Idll. salisbury IrambuI Van Winkle-20
AcAlxsr Pos1roxEsnNr-Anthouy Chandler. clark Cow
Sorru N~c Poland PoIneroy Ramsay. sherman, SpTague
Stewart simmer Wade Wiley, Wilson
1.-THE bill goes into the Finance Committee its friends
take notice that many gifts viii be uusPlringy scaled
down uaess their necessity and justice be viganty esab
lsneI
The EXTENSION OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
The bill 10 extend the Capitol Grounds, which passed
The senate to-day proposes that the grounds shall embrace Al
ceres Tie ated Of the additional ground was ID
zs6l abou $50 600
TIE EXAMINATION OF ALEXANDRIA.
The bill to reannex Alexandria to the District Of
Columbia would have passed the Senate to-day but for the
tlreaiencl speech from GarFet Davis.
COMBINATION
Tie President to-day sent 10 the Senate for con-
Srmaton long OF appointments in the regular army
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination OF ~ j. Gresh
OF Kansas to be Military stoIekeeper in the Ordnance De
IaFtmen-
NOMINATIONS.
The President has nominated TO the Senate d. II.
winfield soldier Of the be Collector Of Internal
Revenue f.. TIE Fourth District Of NewJe1sey vice Eugene
Ayres.
CABINET MEETING.
Cabinet meeting to-day was very long, and rumor
7y that the veto Of the new Freedmen Bureau bill dis
use1 as well as the subject Philadelphia Conventions
but there no foundation per cent Of ramors afoat ana
as meetings avs strictly confidential attention should DC
paid to these rumors.
TIE FEEErMrys BUErAU BILL 70 BE VETOED.
There seems to be no doubt but that the Freedmens
1arela bin WI be vetoed.
POLITICAL CONSOLIDATION.
The National Union Club has consolidated with the
tational johnson Club and WILL make organization
nader tie control Of Montgomery Bar As both Clubs have
had The sane object in view and have been the hands Of the
same ilea tie Woik Of consolidation VIII not be difficult
PERSONAL.
Mosby and Harry GlmoI were among the visitors
u the Capitol to-day
sooye is IN town looking after NewJersey appointments
H. promises New-Jerscys vote this a' to johnson.
Pollard the editor Of The Richmond Ezamnr is in town
Se is endeavoring have bis paper made the Of the
johnson party Virginia Now that the two johnson clubs
here have beeen consolidated Pollard thinks that he
scieuO support tie party Nh Payne the business
7nanagsT Tic Eramiqa who up recent date As
sstat Post master at Richmond friend Of Assist
ant Postmaster Randall Pollard hopes By this friendship
s. have his PAPER made RandslPs organ.
POLITICAL VIEWS or CEN GRANT
Two Of the Johnson organs in New-l ork have taken
particular rains 10 state simultaneously through iter Wash
sngou correspondence that under circumstances would
Gen Grant be candidate the Presidency lsos There
s. no authority for such statement There authoritative
statement Of Grants political position and views,
ceptiar that appeared his home The GeieRe
f1-e LAST Winter wherein the editor assumed that Gen.
Grant would respond The demands Of the oyel men 20
4he country n time o. peace had saved in time Of war
One paper admits what is that the LieuenantGencral
heartily approves Of the Reconstruction constitutional
emeuamc4t auG expresses earnest nope that may be
ndop.cl
SLOANAErRs NOMINATION REJECTED.
Ii is understood that the Senate to-day rejected the
fomina,3a o. NJ soanaker as Collector Of the First District
q Pennsylvania.
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD
The fourth section of 20 miles OF the Pacific Rail
road Eastern Division having been completed and report
1t effect having been NJ ade BY the COMMISSIONER Gen. J.
IL smpsoo the Hon. W. II. White and William Prescott
fm h Secretary Of the Treasury ordered the issue TO
4ae above Railroad Company OF bonds 70 the amount Of $500
900 {, which they were entitled tie completion Of this sec
4ioa Of their road.
Tb Secretary has ordered issue Of bonds to toe
amoua Of sC0CCO TO the Central Pacific Railroad Company
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