New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

1--WE repIblsh the following dispatcher rom W
and the extraordinary pech Of President JOHNSON on I9ut
day evening from he Postscript in yesterday morning
tribune They werereceved 20 late FOR yesto paVe
that they were prinedouiy IN psr oil the ecltion.J
WASHINGTON Thursday. Feb. %, 1906
The speech % the President to-day, III
Spouse 70 the seruade this afternoon; whlle re-
cardcd as fronk an candid exposition Of his political
faith is generally esteemed as OH undignifed polc'
harangue which II one expected to hear Hom
the Chief Executive Of the nationi "hiie
bis reflections on the proceedings Of Congress rela
tive TO tie non.admisiou Of Southern members Is
open TO severe criticism. His personal illusions were
Of such an offensive md vulgar character as 70 DC
deprecated by all reputable persons present. Whie tAe
concourse Of people large it cannot ruthiuNy be
said have comprised he more respectable and loyal
citizens Of Washington lie Vas usfeTed from
tho north door OF the Executive mansion oy
the Hon. Thos. r. Florence. Mr.. Hoover
Duchananls Marshal, Mr.. Coyle Of Tic IahHssncer'
ex.Mayor Berrett Mr. Sdiade Of WIZ notorieiy. and
Messrs Clampitt and Aike the two latter gentlemen
it will be remembered having espoused the cause OF the
assassns OF President Lir'oln, acting "a their counsel
during their trial. Mr. Alien. with aorobatic CELEBRITY,
mounted the wall opposite the Executive Mansion
on the approach OF tie President. and frantca!ly
waving his hat. appealed for applause, which
was yocerously responded by the eIpoctant crowd
previous 10 the appearance o. the President the crowd
amused themselves by shouting profane and opprobious
,pitheis at a group Of coora servants, who were IN
fortunate enough to show themselves at AZ upper win
dow Of the White House.
The Preden, continued hisds ointed and incoheren:
hsTsngue for about an hour and half; many find con
ISOLATION in view Of It's Extraordinary character charging
its inspiration to the mlsbrtunes which oveream'
him AT the Inauguration. However thi, may be. il
caused only sadness and deep hlmation toereiy lcya
listener.
MASS NETTING At GRO7ER's THBATEE.
The meeting at Growers 1hcatcr was charac-
terzcd BY The usoal interesting incidents inseparab'
from similar gatherings. In Ne dress circle were
about a score Of females. many Of whom. apparent!
woaricd with tie haranguos. soon departed. just
previous 20 the organization o. TIE meeting loud cali
were made for Sumner. which w're answered by th'
dropping from tie dress circle INTO the orchestra o.
copies of The TRIBUNE and Daily CAroHisis which were
donated With the injunction to Put them in your pps
and smoke them" Green Cigy Sil. in the exposition
ofhis yiegs yeutured Tie assertion that the American
people were celebrated Tor their generosity to faer
foe, a remark which was greeted with the wildc''
blidNhts hts hicu hhA h4Ntf HHt'i-' 'NsNtN 's"
torian voice. belonging. it was supposed. TO = dis
charged soldier. shostcd-" Remember Andersouvile,
an iDIuction which, for The moment seemed to some
Whit discoDcerl the honorable speaker.
THE DAY.
Altogether, the dag has BEEN one Of juhila-
ton 10 tho native residents OF the capital aud IL
events seem 70 have awakened lew political hopes and
aspirations for all rebcldom. Mc'rs. Cox. EcgoFs
Montgomery Blair. and others Of that "a. were IN h
llrlous moods. JoGcrson Davis was openly and def
auty cleored on the streets and uce the open
ing OF the Rebellion IN lsGl have iIcaionallc feeling.
and uttcranccs Rad such nnbridlcd lct so o. today
The resolutions were previously submitted u tie Prcs
dent by Mr.. Coz and. afer careful reading, fully IT,
dorsed and approved by him.
GIN. HOWARD AND TN PRESIDENT.
Gen. Howard visited President johnson yss-
terday, and bad long Interview H. reference TO b.
Freedmen's Bureau. lie felt that was due TO the
President the interests Of the freedmen and himself
that be should be made acquainted with the Presidents
wishes and purposes since lie President had expressed
himself so entirely opposed 10 the whole scope and
spirit u that institution. MI johnson informed the
General that be Rad in contemplation the Issuing of
proclamation declaring the Rebellion AZ an ends and
from his Interpretation OF the las the Ireedmen's
Bureau would continue ts functions for year from the
date Of said proclamation in spto u him lie ntnatod
no desire for Gen Towards Withdrawal fnn the CHIEF
direction Of its affairs, although making no effort to
conceal the hostility TO protecting the freedmen
he has frequently exhibited Of late
The NEW sAyY-YARD.
The curious array of Statistics against thc CON.
,tru,,,on NJ Nsv,.Ysrd AT Ieecn. Il,,a Ain ,,vo,
NJ Ncu.Iondon has been submitted 10 m, Uouse Com
mittee on Naval Aairs wherein IT IS shown that the
e,ces, Of cost 10 the Government Of League Island over
NewIopdop would in GO years. AMOUNT TO more than