New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02


stucted Gen. schenck reporto the House to Torrow
The bill for the reorganization f the army II dees not
change the number Of the army drom what Mr. Wilson's
Senate bill provided fer 1t authorizes tho veteran
reserves TO be consolidated and continued in ten rcgi.
ments and all officers hereafter appointed to that Dyi'
sion are TO lie wounded olunt l. Onits the two
regiments of oolorrd cavalry AMI reucs tho coi,red
infantry regiments from Otrs. II fayoEs officer, Of
the line and IN the Gel A1d does nct as present aws
DO favor oireers 90 detail at Washington and a Sc
where with increaaea pay.a and per s'isites.
TIE BROOKS DYGE CASE.
Mr.. Dawes. Chartna1 Of the House election
COMMITTEE VIII 20 morrow call up the Of Dodec
vs. Brooks and pTees it 10 ctttment Gen Schencf
is anxious 10 &c. his Military biz put e. its passage
also, to moTrow; but.he Election COMMITTEE have the
preference. 1t VIII probaNyrak two days TO discuss
BToOkss case wien trs repor Of tie Committee Giving
tbescst to Dodge wiz be adopted.
TW; TAX FILL.
The WAY, and Means Committee lad e long
,ressior on the Tax bill on salurday and eTpSa. 20
have ready 10 repo. tie Ii ouse by the LAST e. the
present week
BRIGADIERS AM THEIR zAOLg MEETS.
The pay of Brgad.er-G Generals on d1ty n
Washington is s., ,435 Is c.ta and forage worth esq,
or 81 969 Il per ann1n IL money. If that same Gen
<l goes into tie fell he pcs 81 4e5 25 less tal is
now before the Military Committee asking increased
naS fOr Gems. Me.gs. Dye and Townsend Of s-2h
per year each making ther pay 574S3 y. 1t WI be
IepOrsed upon adversely.
"A CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
Tie Andrew johnson National Campaign
Consnitsee lave us issued their first campaign doeu-
nsnt. Il has he Presidents ve.o OF the Freedmen's
Bureau tlL bis speech Of February 2, Secretary
Stewards and Raymonds Cooper Institute speeches III
dorsing Tia veto corrected and revised; and the ac
count OF the conversation between Gov. Ctx of Ohio
and the pTesideu- The Cn.on Congressional
Committee would like to croGlste $1,000 Of
them. The Cuion Ce9sressional Committee or Sltur-
day ordered 10 be printed 25 coo copies Of Reswes
Barts of New ork) speech and the same number Of
she speeches Of Senator Lane OF IndiaHs and OF Mr.
Ortb. They furnished for the Connecscut
Campaign over 5000 documents
FINANCIAL.
The balance shee: for March has besn cOm~
pIelel at the Treasury Department 1t viii Lot dfel
Eery materially from the last one except in showing
that the payments exceed tie receipts reducing the
balance on hand Ii viii be issued tomorrow.
There were issued last week S5000,O00 gold
certfcates $780, 900 legal tenders and nearly So Co.,
600 fractional currency.
On q recent exhibit of Washington papers
which desired some printing from the City Council The
IateAi9eneer only claimed 800 daily circulation. This
includes exchanges the free list. and ~hat they are
temporarily circulating free in hope Of gaining patrons
The advertising received from the Government womd
probably pay for its entire edition
CONNECTICUT.
The Democrats here are very despOndent over
the prospects Of English in Connecticut Mr.. james
Brooks of The Ezps has information from tina! state
on which be freely that there no hope Tor
the Democratic ticket. Hawley's majority is estima
ted here at from 1900 to .. 80.
LAND ASSIGNMENT.
The Land Office have assigned To the State oil
California under the Act Of ls4l 10000 acres Of land
in UumboldtC ounty which Of the finest agricul-
tural sections in that State.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
The Senate Will take up tomorrow the veto
OF the Civil Rights i'll Mr. Trumbull wiopen on the
Veto Message, in a sIeschIver which ho has spent
much time in preparation. vote will not be reached
before "Wednesday Thursday as Others also wish 70
speak for and against it. Senator Doote teegrspns
today that Senator Foo's funeral will not take place
until Monday and no vote can be taken until those
Senators return.
The WAYS and Means Committee are pre-
naring new bill for the collection of the tar on cotton.
and will report it in few days 1t is very stringent
and Is intended 10 check the immense frauds now prac
feed in the collection OF that revenue. They are
also considering the free hist, on which 1t Is pro-
,osed 10 place coal Of all kinds. clothing millinery
crude petroleum &c.
SENATOR DIXON
continues very feeble and there is probability OF his
en9 in the Senate for several days to come He sat
pp Ia bed to-day, for the first time.
THE NEw-YORK COLLBCT0RSHIP.
The President remarked to Senator on Sat
urdav that Collector for New York would be appointed
IN two or three days The suretes OF the late Pres
ton King have asked he relieved from their respon.
abilities and IL can only be done by appointing Col
lec,or Senator Morgan remarked some days ago that
tss President had expressed q willingness to him 70
make the appointment whenever he (hofsan) "a'
ready bat that he Morgsp) advised no action 10 se
taken at prcsent as it would lead to misrepresentation
and trouble The prominent candidates now are MT
smytbc Of the Central National Bank H. u. Sfeooins
Judge Davies and Chsuncey H. Depew. The prmei
ia the strongest outside OF political influence ana Tue
latter is strongest in political Endorsement IL " yer,
probable though certain that Senator Morgan ano
Secretary Seward will dictate the selection Both have
iDdorsed the candidate.
CABINET CHANGES.
The air is again filled with rumors OF Cabine'
changes. This time they are confined TO secretarie'