The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18
Passage In the Senate of the Bill to Re-
viVe the Grade Of General.
THE R0UsSEAu.GRINsBLL INVESTIGATION
Rejection OF tho Expgislsn Resolution and
Adoption Of the Minority Report.
ROUSSEAU 70 BE REpRiMANDED.
60. &c. &c.
WAsmSGros, July IL, 1906.

THE CABINET CRISIS.
II to be settled conviction that neither Stanton
nor Harlan will resign before the adjournment of Con
gross The radicals in and OF Congress have brought
every influence to boar upon them 10 kee1 ,.., -here
ehey are Tho prevailing Idea with tnes, I
tnat SO 49, a. CONGRESS % In session the P.cs,.
dent cannot remove Thorn, and after he adjournment
Shough lac may remove them, he only make acting
Appointments. Should they resign the President can at
pnce appoint acting officers until the SUCCESSORS
are confirmed
Judge Stansbury is expected here in the morning
having been teegraphcd for by the President aud VIII
at once be rendered the ohice OF Attorney General
There Sc ms TO be no doubt OF his acceptance.
some doabs have boon expressed OF the confirmation
pr Governor Randall by Senate on account Of his
prominence in the Philadelphia Convention movement;
put these doubts are groundess. The Senate will not
pei the bad precedent OF refusing the President
such advisers as he may select. Moreover, learn
fhat snch radical Senators Trumbun aud Sherman
have EXPRESSED themselves opposed any opposition
70 this particular appointment Of its prom-
nence They say that his rejection would prevent
MS Milling the ohico by OF his seniority IN the
Department, while such would inure the radi
Cal with the people of its apparent polit
CAL purpose Nevertheless . strong effort making and
win DO persisted In TO defeat the confirmation.
FREEMAN CLARKs's sUocxssoR.
~ u reported tnRt MI. n n hurOurd - 70 DO
pointed Acting Comptroller Of the Currency tho do
parsuSe Of Mr. Clarke
The ADJouKsxEs1 NOT so NsAR AT HAND.
No action had In either branch Of Congress to-day
looking to adjournment The Mexican loan lobby has
rsurned and with other Interested lobbyists conjunc
Zion with tho ultrarsdcas who have all along opposed
ths adjournment, win, feared, succeed in proiong
iDS tho sion u leasl until tho end OF the month
= THE SHNi ANS AND THE RADICALS.
lsjot Hasgsrty, OF the star Of Head Roberts,
8salsa Brotherhood, and Senator Field Of your city
havs been here for he pass two days In cose commun
casen with General Banks chairman Of the House Com
Qttss Foreign A6Ais, and other prominent republ
cana Il Is rumorsd that they arranging plan for
he transfer Of the Fenan vote 70 the radicals the coz
5dsason for which will appear In the forthcoming
poss from the Committee on Foreign Ansis II 10 not
Improbable that the committee will recommend the 70
Deal Of tho neutrality order give the Fsnians
chance should they succeed In recognising their army
ruE AousssAU-oRIxNsLL ArrAIR.
TAe Ro isseau-0rinnsn case closed At late hour
shis evening amer three days debate and Terminated
IN manner NOE all crcd.abie 70 tho majority Of the
noass OF Representatives when . vote was reached
hrss questions were pending in succession Al the
kounda' the resolutions reported by the majority
NJ Che committee; substitute offered BY Mr. Ray
odd Of New York. that Mr. Rousseau b. brought 10 The
har Of the House and reprmanded and csnsurng Mr.
l2ynneu, and finally amendneat by rhad stevens
Srpressing censure of Mr. Rousseau, with mention Of
brunsll. stevens aud Raymonds propositions were
Sossd down In turn. Then came the report Of the
psmmh,ee, embracing three propositions-ths first
sxpeiing Mr. Rousseau the next disapprOv.
Ing tue conduct Of Grinnell, and the third
pummoning to bar the three friends Of Mr. Rousseau
kor rspdmand. The nrt proposition required two
Airds VOTE and dst-ysas ssventytwo, nays forty
kins General Banks cf the committee, immediately
changed his from The majority TO the minority side
In order TO move Q reconsideration. The action up 10
bhs stage left Roussesu clear Of oil pnnshmeni, The
House having refused reprmsnd and failed
10 sspei Tho next proposition, dsapproyins the con-
huo, Of Grnnel laid the table; the third, sum
onlng tho friends Of Rousseau the bar Of the House
kor rsprlrnaud adopted General Bsnkvthsn moved
Of tho vote BY VIII lob the first PROPOSE
sion lost expressing his purpose II the reconsider
zion prevailed TO a substitute the resolution Of
Mr. RIA, moud- Objection made that Mr. Banks
having voted with tbs minority, could not move
4 reconsideration The Speaker overruled the OBJ
aecuon on the ground that the minority side
wm tho prevailing side, and Tho prevailing
sds mish. always move . reconsideration Tho vote
kas then reconsidered, whereupon Mr.. Banks sent
np that portion Of Mr. Raymonds resolution which sum
oned the bar Of the House for rcprimand,
and moved IL a. Q substitute. This objected 10 on
ihc ground the Identical proposition bad once been
and rejected BY the House The Speaker over
ruled the objection the ground that when previously
hcted upon q substitute for the three PROPOSE
flons u the committee whereas 10 offered 90
babslitnte for but The vote then taken and
carried SO General Rousseau and his friends are 70 b
rsepriuanded, while Grnnen gets on scot free The
ruling OF the speaker throughout grossly unfair and
onc-sided, and the action bad Of clearly par
tissn nature 10 Be utterly devoid Of influence Tho
sonduc, a General Banks In the matter rongy
dsmned BY all fair minded men.
ASSAULT on sEwsrAYEa CORRESPONDENT.
sro~s outrage was ittsd In basement OF Oh,
louse this afternoon upon correspondent Of the Phil
ueipba Inquirer named Painter. Il seems that Pants
has been vcrey assailins Mr. sloa maker nominee fe
colector Of fn.srnd Revenue at Philadelphia, In N,
COLUMNS Of tho Tnqusro, with . view Of defeating hi
hounrmsaion some bully with whom ssoanaksr hs1
previously been seen asocs.ns, me, Painter a q nss
The door Of the Of the COMMITTEES on Poss once
Ind Post Roads, Of which committee Painter 10 cierk
Some words passed between them, and u 70 aiisse'
That Painter called the assaianta liar ard some oths
lznominous cpthets Tho latter then knocked Paints
hown kIcks him bruialy In the face and pounded ID
head violently upon the stone floor Some doc keep
ers and Capitol police here interfered and areste'
he assanant Painter badly injured and reporte
bslIrious tonight Daring the ARRAY Mr. Kelley, Mem
Der OF Congress from PenDsyvans rushed up and, a.
pertaining tho nature Of the disturbance sung out luss
kRun 10 tho senate-te them 70 stop all Combinations
Pun quick The ease was broughi 70 the attention
HE House by the Chairman u the Committee, Of whicl
Painter 10 clerk when the bully and Trend who wa
n bin were ordered Into the custody Of the Sergeant
harms and committee appointed 70 Investigate th