New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Senate Passes The ReeOnsirueii.h
Resolutions 10 II.
Defeat of the Educational Bureau Bib - ,aa
House.
Apprehension that Congress may ..Ourn
Without Increasing the TUx
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ~ THR SENATE.
At late hour this evening the Constitutional Amend
ment finally disposed Of in the sSnate by vote of 81
TO H. Tho nays we're COwan, DavA DOolit,le Guthrie.
Hendricks, johnson, McDoaglu Norton, Riddle, Saul..
bury and Van Wrinkle, The abssstces Brown. who
would have voted yea, and P2ckalew Dixon Nesmilh
and Wright, who would have votel nay McDouga vac
unaccountaby present At tssi late hour IN The afternoon
and with unerng instna, voted with the Democrse,
every time Speaker Colsx AMI largo number Of mem.
bers of the House. which bad adjourned the oor
and number still remaoed in the galleries eager to wit
ness the final action uSon this most important bill. Hen
bricks Davis and johnson seemed resolved upon thwar
ing vote by datery motions but the Senate majority
were determined 20 close The week by the passage Of this
longdebaed a1a most grave enactment Senator Pome-
roy occupied Toe chair during the afternoon. general
feeling OF rclsf and qualification az the result prevails.
PROCEEDINGS rs THE HOUSE.
The Hozse was occupied with the consideration Of
private bills and several LITTLE jobs said TO have slipped
through the Congressional net. Mr. Stevens whose APP
pearanee still indicates extreme debility submitted tho
report Of the Reconstruction Committee which UNDER
stood to have been prepared by Senator Fesenden and
document challenging careful attention. II was .
noticeable fact that the Democrats voted so against tho
bill establishing Bureau Of Education II failed by two
votes only, IN very thin House.
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE gRY-cOSRLISG COMMITTEE.
The Fry-Conkling Committee taking quite volume
nous testimony which is said to be damaging both
Gen. Fry and TO the business management Of his bureau.
PENSION DECISION
The Secretary Of the Interior to-day affirmed decision
of the Commissioner of Pensions rejecting application
for invalid pension for the that the applicant
dshonorably dismissed second enlistment al
though the disability incurred in the previous service
from which be honorably discharged The Commits
sioncr holds that by the word "dscharge honorable
discharge intended and that dismissal under sentence
of court martial is described other language in military
proceedings and records.
THB BANKRUPT BILL.
1t is unde stood that Judge Poland will report avOraby
the Jcnckes Bankrupt Bill from the Judiciary Commit
tee next week, but there is very little hope Of its passage
this session. it will provoke discussion than the
Senate devote to it prior to the Summer adjournment.
THE REVENUE TAX BILL.
The Senate Finance Committee will be in session 20
morrow on the Revenue Tax bill and report time
next week.
INCREASE OF PAY IN TIE ARMY
The House bill increasing the pay Of the Army cannot,
it is believed pass the Senate.
CABINET SESSION.
The Cabinet met to-day shortly after noon, and con.
bers present except Secretary Harlan who rep.
resented by Judge Otto, Assistant Secretary Of the In.
terror.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from Internal Revenue today were
s572,O3i.
SOUTH CAROLINA FREEDMEN.
Secretary McCuloch has given the Rev Dr. Porter Of
South Carolina permission 70 occupy the Marine Hospital
in that State for the o. the freedmen for schools lie
a.
called upon the President today with Gen. Howard.
TYpHUs FEVER.
The yphus fever prevails epidemic al the dsggac.
full old rookeg known as tho Washington Jail.
NAVY GAZETTE
The Secretary of the Navy has issued orders for ths
United States steamer LacawaEaa TO sail from the Navy
Yard, New-York as soon As she is prepared for sea.
ARMY GAZETTE.
BrevetMaor Gen. John C. Robinson is ordered to relieve
Brevet-MaiorGen. T. H. Rugcr Military Commander OF
North Carolina and superintendent of Freedmcn Affairs
in that State.
WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS.
Major-Gen. Terry Commanding the Department Of yir-
gna has ordered that all troops be withdrawn from Char
lotteville.
There are painful indications that Congress will adjourn
without making any increase Of the tariff not to speak Of
making revision Of it, and this calamity impends over
the labor of the country face of the notorious fact that
large majority Of both branches of Congress is not only
favorable to revision Of tho tariff but is willing to stay
here till the work can be thoroughly done.
GOLD SALES OF TIE TREASURER
number Of letters from prominent fnanciers hsv,
been received in Washington expressing their conviction
of the wisdom of the Secretary of the Treasury in tho 10
cent sales Of gold.