New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
WASHINGTON
NO FURTHER CHANGES IN THE CABINET.
A. w. Randall to Succeed Postmaster
General DennisOn.
A Revised Tariff bill Introduced
I'm the House.
Passage Of the Miscellaneous ApprOpri-
atiOn Bill.
The Pennsylvania Contested Election
MIR. Dawson Retains His Seat.
The Senate P0stpones the Niagara Ship
Canal Bill.
Another Meeting of the Union Congress
sional Caucus.
The Freedmen Correspondence Between Gen.
Howard and Gov. Orr.
The Pennsylvania Contested Election
MIR. Dawson Retains His Seat.
The Senate Postpones the Niagara Ship
Canal Bill.
Another Meeting of the Union Congress
sional Caucus.
The Freedmen Correspondence Between Cen
Howard and Gov. Orr.
wAsHNGToS, Friday. July - 1860.
TIE CRISIS IN THE CABINET.

WASHINGTON. Friday. July - 1866.
THE CRISIS IN THE CABINET.
The city is full Of rumOrs OF Cabinet changes, but
up to midnight there nothing definite about them. The IN
derstandng here that no changes Will until the
adjournment Of Congress.
Es.Goy A. W. Randall is in New.York business. He
will probably be nominated Postmaster on his return
GOV. DESNIsoNs SUCCESSOR.
Rumors in the Post-Olice Department assert Green
Adams Of Kentucky Sixth Auditor and relative Of the
Supreme Court adge f. Miller become Postmaster.
General Dennisons successor
THE TARIFF BILL.
There is a slight prospect that the free list in the
Tariff which was slaughtered the Senate will be added to
the two OF three items the bill introduced from the Ways
and Means to-day but the ghost OF chance that
Senate Will reconsider their vote Of posponcment Iee
grams especially from Massachusetts TO Senators tins
morning appealing for Tariff and predicting vast mifjr-
tunes 10 unchecked mportaons from Europe
The bill protect the reported today by Mr. Nor
r from the Committee Ways and Means provides that
after August 1860 duties follows shall be levied on i'm
ports Of the following articles Of merchandise
On cigars Cigarette cheroots OF all kinda g oper ponnd
and ~ per cent al O1 cotton cest pound On
M compounds or preparations Of which distilled sprts j.
component part Of chief value there shan be levied duty OIL not
than that imposed upon distilled spirits ne bureau o.
Statistics attached the Treasury Department as pro
yided the Tariff bill is included IN tins One provision
amends the act July U IN the clause which gards
goods three store or bonded warehouse as aeaa
doned 10 the Government 50 as 70 Au'Aoi'Is ,ne
Of the Treasury 70 pay tne owner % uch gouS
after dedueng duties charges and expenses II provides
that determining the duiiao value Of imported
merchandise except otherwise provided for there
shall be added to the actual cost OF msfket Ealle
value OF both each or other neouIe ara othe
expenses The pToyso IN Section o. the act u March
s is construed include any ship vessel or steamer 10 or
any port the sandwich or society Islands 80 much
Of the act Of August IT, s to protect citizens OF The hed
Of
export suspended 10 relation 10 persons who have con pied
with the second section Of that act for i've
wears July IL provides for the repeal Of all
laws parts Of laws allowing fishing bountie- 70 vesse
heretofore licensed to engage the fisheries; bat
RENTS the duties on salt imported bosd for
curing fish II allows goods arriving al New'fo Boston
Portland or other ports designated by Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 be entered AT the conveyed
ned States without the payment OF dn
ties uner such regulations the Secretary may prescribe
IL Is provided that Imported goods merchandise In bond
paid aud products OF the nied states may WIN e
Of proper authorities be transported neigh
boring foreign provinces from part Of the States TO
another rertd arrival 10 the United ssies IN regard
tosbty to exemption from duty or tax as II the tahsoih
ton had taken place eatcy within the limits oil the Uned
States.
Another provision authorizes the Secretary OF the Treasury
whenever he satisfied that have been PAID to
the Collector Of Customs than the law requires aud parties
have failed TO comply with the requirements OF the lth ana
18th sections VI the Act Of June 80 le6 owing TO creum
stances beyond the control OF me inpor.f 70 uIaw m
rant for over payment III favor Of the persons 70 ~
Another administrative section amends the Act OF March
le relative 10 the prevention of frauds On The revenue
ANOTHER UNION CAUCUS.
port Of the Committee Adjournment Congressman
receiving strong letters not to adjourn die take
recess II is thought that Monday the 3d. will be agreed
upon as the date Of adjournment
REMOVALS PPoM OFFICE.
II is the opinion of Uany persons, including Gov.
Dennison that Congres should neither remain an session nor
pass any Law to pevent removals from office by the Pres
dent large sjory Of Congress however think other
WISE but it as hardly probable that anything will be agreed
upon.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
The close vote Of % to 10 on taking up the Northern
Pacific Railroad bin in the Senate indicates Its final defeat
1t calls for the by Congress Of hundred millions Of
the stock Of the The lobby hard at work FOR IT,
THE TAX BILL.
The Internal Revenue bill, recently passed, was
signed by the Speaker Of the Honse to day II will be signed
BY the President pro ten Senate and sent to the White
House tomorrow.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE
The House to-day indorsed the action Of the Com
mittee in the Fuller contested election case by
vote Of 20 to 49, Nays called FOR but were
refused the number OF votes to secure them not
being obtained.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES OF INVESTIGATION
The reports Of the Special Committee Oh the Gen.
Fry vs. Conklog Investigation and the Committee on lives
tgaon into the Condition Of National Banks will be present
10
THE ROUSSEAU ASSAULT.
The Rousseau Grinne case is set down for to-iDor-
row. A will be positively taken IN the case
THE PRREDMEYs BUREAU-CORREsPOSDEsCBB BETWEEN
GIN. HOWARD AND GOV. ORR OF SOUTH CAROLINA
The following correspondence comes OF the disap-
proval Of Gen SCOTS ration estimates for Columbia s. c.
by Gen. sckes asserted that Gov Or Represented the
large relief iseplsd uncad for and tending to create
idleness and vagrancy:
The Hon JANIS L. ORR Gou,rnor Of South Carolina
As there seems be conflicting testimony OF an Otherwise
Trustworthy character as to suffering for want OF food 10
South Carolina and Gen. Sckcs has dsapproyed OF the
ration returns upon your statement that the want very
much exaggerated have been referred 70
me for official action respectfully request from you some
statement that w justify for withholding supplies for
really the purpose give where there i not absoi ute
ant whatever idoness. bat the
direct reverse. o. u HOWARD MAJOR uenetSi
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT South CAROLINA
COLUMBIA, July q 1856 {
GENERAL have the honor 20 acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter OF 80 inst informing that there trust
worthy testimony suffering for want Of food by the
Moor m South Carolina OF both races and that Gen. Sckes
had disapproyed Of ration return statement that
he want Is very much exaggerated has ast been receved
ana hasten 20 reply with view OF correcting misappre
on the subject growing ont OF nv conversation with
Gen Sckles There s. great need OF distributing nations
the Freedmens Bureau every district the state Ia
necessity greater than ~ eteeh4od what Intended