New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28

Inc secretary OF tne treasury WHen hpprted OF tne
coming of this class of goods invariably nstructs COL
leotors TO admit them free Of all duties; first taking
due to ascertain that they to be appropriated
TO the use Of the Freedmen's Bureau.
CHANGE OF ISSUE.
The National Republican of this city will, on
and after Monday next. be issued morning, instead
of an evening paper, in an enlarged form. with,
new type and other improvements as the organ OF the
Administration and in support Of the National Union
party. Us it claims
CLARK AGAIN.
The Hon. Freeman Clark, Controller of the
Currency is preparing letter in reply to Treasurer
Spinner. which will shortly be given to the public.
CORRECTION.
In a paragraph Of our dispatch last night,
headed "An Error Corrected" the types state that
the face OF Washington is to be restored on Govern
ment currency issues. The word mot" should have
been inserted in this concluding sentence although the
question is not yet disposed Of
SANITARY ORDER FROM GEN. HOWARD.
Gen. c. II. Howard, Assistant Commissioner
Of the Freedmens Bureau, in charge Of the District Of
Columbia, has issued sanitary order to the colored
population of this city notifying them that hereafter
they will be expected TO thoroughly renovate their
dwellings twice Il week, and that their domicils must
be whitewashed at least once every week.
He further informs them that no filth refuse OF any
kind will be allowed to accumulate in about their
dwellings and that drunkenness lewd or riotous con-
duct profanity gambling will be visited by election
from the premises such other punishment as the AS
sistant Commissioner may direct.
SURGEONS APPOINTED.
rs. oeE NJ
S.zwen of Nevada, Iowa, and o. Allen of Austin
Mimi were to-day appointed Examining Surgeons OF
the Pension Bureau
wOoL-GRowERs IL WASHINGTON
The Hon. Henry $. Randall Of New-York,
Edwin Hammond Of Vermont. and r. NJ. Montgomery
Of Ohio all Of whom prominent representatives, OF
the Wool. Growers Associations OF their respective
States are here having been summoned before the
Committee Of Ways and Means to give their views as
to the judciousncss Of continuing the tard at present
imposed on foreign woods.
IyCENDIARIsM FRUSTRATED.
The attempt to destroy by fire the office o.
The RecoHaruetio1i,s OF this city, published by Mrs
swisshelm who was lately dismissed from the Quarter
master GENERALS Office for lack Of fealty TO The Pres
dents policy. is thus described by The CoSHifHfonal
Union Of which Tom Florence is editor and proprietor
some one on Saturday night hfe 10 the office Of Old
Mr., swisshel. who publishes bebdomid calisd Ihe X
oos,ucfoni coored h discovered TIE pre- and Al once
the flames annd thus qu,pched the ne Inc
old gal must have been terribly hshened a well as her e
mAs compo'iiors. -, O., ,,.,
We hardly believe any one would be guilty Of ,hns a.es
ing sndsEvong 10 npos. on an Old lady hse Mrs Swiss
helm. any other lady and are inclined 70 believe 1t wa
sefcombust ton, something Of the sort
Mrs. swi'shem and the female eomPo'tor, alluded TO oe
cupsd room, over the competition once and bad the Object
Of the ncendsry been accomplished tho Union might have
had al opportunity to rejoice over the holocaust.
GEN. BAKERS CASE.
The District Court to-day dismissed the pro-
cecdngs against Detective Baker brought agains. him
by Mrs. Cobb
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The House discussed Jenckes Bankrupt Bill
during most Of todays session. Its chances for pas
sage are deemed very dubious.
THE GREAT JOHNSON MEETING,
advertised here over tho signature Of A. NJ. Randall,
has been postponed indefinitely reason not STATED.
SENATOR FOOT
this morning made his will. dictated all details for his
funeral where and how he should be buried &c, then
sank into a state Of quiet Inconsistencies Senator
Poland was with him during most Of the day. At
late hour tonight he still breathed but no hopes are en-
tertained that he can survive many hours.
SENATE BUSINESS TO-DAY.
Unless some one should announce the death
of Senator Foot tomorrow before Mr. Trumbull can
get the floor he will call up the Veto and after giving
bis reasons why the Presidents objections should not
be sustained, he will try to get vote upon it. can
yass of the Senate shows to sustain the Veto and ii
against il.
II is not impossible the Presidents friends may have
Is votes but that is their maximum. as Senator's Wiley
and Stewart have both announced their intention to
vote for the bill The House bill securing commercial
relations between the States still sumbers In the Senate
Committee, and with no present prospect Of being
reported upon.
THB NRw-JERsEY sBNAToRsHTP.
kilograms from Trenton state that Stockton's
place will be filed by Radical Republican within the
next sc hours.
A DENIAL.
The Inttuipencer denies to-day that it has had
written any article approving OF the Civil Rights bill
Our statement was made upon the reported admission
NJ Mr. Snow one Of the editors. to a member OF the
House that such was the fact and which was In very
General circulation OF course. The Inteliseneer can
know whether any its attaches has made such state
ment.
The Senate Finance Committee met to-day,
lint Az the House Finance bill was not printed, they
took no action upon 1t.
TIE NAVY YARD QUESTION.
The House Naval Committee to-day agreed to
epor the bill for acceptance by OF League
Island.from the City Of Philadelphia, and to remove
the Philadelphia Navy Yard there. provided that the
location is first approved Of by board OF officers TO be
selected by the President.
THB TESTIMONY.
Mr.. Conkling, in behalf Of the Committee on