New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23


Houses adjourn until I'd Of OctoDcr passed by
the House II goes the is hardly probable
that che Senate viii concur
CONGREsSMEN on THE WING.
From the manner in which members continue to
leave the city there great danger Of the House being
out quorum before adjournment.
THR JOHNSON CONVENTION.
George Francis Train is at willards holding levees
and granting audiences all who desire to participate
Philadelphia Convention lie has prepared the speech with
which he designs To commence the performance 1t will be
ready for distribution week ahead with "applause
cheers and laughter literally inserted in the proper
paoes He there shall be al least in the Con
venuon who neither holds nor wants an Office.
II comes from good authority that the OF the
Philadelphia Convention win make Hon Thomas Ewing
Ohio President OF the Convention Gen Dix wrote bis re-
ply Dooes letter BY idea Of getting the po
ston but Hendricks Nback Blair Co. assert that Dix
0fno account They want stronger In fact there
great trouble in the camp Of the Presidents supporters the
Presidents private secretary Col Cooper said in
the other day that admission Of Tennessee into the
Congress had upset all the plans of President John
The socaIled Conservative Republicans headed by Ray
nond DOoe and Co. the anticipated admission
Of Fernando Wood Brooks Ben Wood and the similar
crowd Of Copperheads delegates TO the Philadelphia Con-
Vsnion The President il alarmed and is said that be
proposes sending DoOfre and Browning NewYork City
o. 6K Their mission will be Dean Richmond
sam Thiep. Haskn and others and have them keep Fer
Wood and party Of Convention The President
afraid that too many rank COpperheads get In IT will
look bad and people suspect that all is not right
Fernando Wood confidently that the patronage Of
the New York Custom House Surveyors and Pos0ice will
be given to Mozart Hall after the adjournment Of the Pb
dpbis Convention courerbaanco the City patronage Of
Tammaay Hall Surely coming TO interesting
turn
THE SEw POsTM AsTER- GENERAL.
The Senate Postal Committee finally agreed, on
Saturday to report fvofaby on the nomination Of A. W
Randall to be Postmaster General This viii make his
6rmatioR
THE NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Mr. Stansbury the prospective Attorney. General,
vss q, the Office to-day in consultation preparatory to
assuming legal por Ito Of the Government he being
made the details Of the Department There
seems o be doubt II bis confirmation.
THR AMRNDMENT-A LETTER PROM JOHN BRIGHT.
The following is an extract from letter received by
by Speaker Cfax from the Hon John Bright;
watch with great interest what passing with yon The
include Whist is ly needn't and hope viii soon
receive the sanction Of the required number Of States to make
TIE BOUNTY BILL.
Mr. Wilson will endeavor to tack his Bounty bin
the Civil Appropriation bill tomorrow in tae Senate
THB BANKRUPT BILL.
MI Poland is determined to press the Bankrupt bill
8 vote in the Senate b,foFe adjournment.
THE NBWYORK NAVAL OFFICER.
The contest for the naval Office has pretty well nar-
rowed between Col Her pressed zen. Grant and
Col WIN H. Ludlow pressed by leading Conservative iu
terests Of the State and Gen W. Aver who has many
friends both pares All three corfden that they will
be appointed. Thurow Weed is to arrive here tomorrow on
behalf it is presumed. Of c. j. Franklin.
PERSONAL.
Gen. l. C. Baker, the Detective is lying danger
cusly III al his residence 10 this city.
Richard Oormsn to-day and is stopping
at the National
Secretary Seward dinner to the members Of tie Cab
yesterday Mr. stansbnry present in place OF NJ
Speed. Secretary Harlan absent.
rHR INTERIOR EPARTMEST-APPLIcANTs POR PLACE.
John Wilson, Third Auditor at the Treasury De-
psr;men, and bead Of the organization Of Conservative Re-
pubcaDs known the Strong Band" created during the
war applicant for the position Of Secretary Harlan. Bot
o D. Browning Of Inos old pro Slavery Wag and ore
the Of the Office and claim agency associated with
Marshal Lamon recent paeneo Of the Tiger Clab is CON
sdered having prior claim by the Executives and while
the former would doubess be confirmed the latter Woua uh
many risks in obtaining sufficient votes.
The nomination Of Joseph :. Wilson. brother to John Tor
Judge Edmondss place usde appease Unreasonable
hunger OF the Auditor fer the Interior Department Joseph
in the Land Office 80 year, and during Blcha9'as
administration be ras IT'S head he Chief clerk Judge
Edmonds Commissioner Ct the General Land
Onee present President Of the Loyal League Central
Organization General Committee purpose holding
meeting Of and lay before the Senate Com
nttes interesting facts in connection with this intrigue
THE PRESIDENT AND TIE FEEIASs.
George T. Train. in one Of his recent and frequent
boosted coumunngs with The occupant Of the White House
was aeushed by President vita copy old but
bitter speech Of his, made against the krow.Noings many
year ago which is 10 be arihed Fuian meeting here
evening the aforesaid Train 1t Is hoped ho
this speech may temper the Indignation felt by all honest Irish
the supIseryceabe zo evineed by tie President N
aid Of Rngand during the recent Canadian Invasion.
THE FREIAS PRISONERS IN CANADA.
Gen. Halpin is here, urging upon Government the
necessity Of active measures for Of the Feuan
one IN Csnad He had lag interviews 10 day with sccre
taries stanton and McCuoch who entered heartily into Tie
matter and promised 1t their support Inc topic Ni no
doubt be taken mp the Cabinet meeting next Tuesday
resolution will be introduced into tho House tomorrow
BY Western member requesting the President to nereede
IN beLsh Of captured Fenisns
RELEASE oY FYNIAY PRISONERS IN IRELAND.
The State Department has been advised that the
sopg Fenisn prisoners in ireland been released
condition Of returning United Safes Daniel
J. Mayhsns Col Burke. Bernard MeDermot Edward Nor
ley. and - keTwaB
THB NEUTRALITY LAWS.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs OF the House
an elaborate report the subject OF the nea
tr.itr laws and will II understood recommend thorough
revision VI the statutes affecting our neutral relations Win
sther Governments
rug BUREAU IN SOUTH oAROLISA-THE RATIoNs
QUESTION.
The correspondence with regard to who is response
e for the suppression issues in South Carolina stu
goes on. ,.,. 4. Con- sio1,os
The following Is extract;
IDA not intend conversation 10 make the impress
son that the issue should be suspended OF naa