New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
T. EONG RE 5 SION AL.
The Habeas Corpus Bill.
ENAT0R STEWARDS PLAN.
|he Civil Rights Bill and the Veto.
SPEECH OF SENATOR TRUHBILL,
he judiciary Bill Passes the
senate.
HE BR00Ks-DODGE CAsE-NO
DECISION.
uPREME COURT BUSINESS.
HE BRCOKS-DODGE CASE-N
DECISION.
|rpREME COURT BUSINESS
Important international Tribunal.
THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
wAsnNC1oN, Wednesday April 4 ls66.

WAsHNCIoN Wednesday, April 4 ls6t. y
THE vETo-MR. TRCMBULLS SPEECH.
ReverdY johnson wants TO deliver three
I speech in support Of the Veto. There are other
ators TO speak including Senator Nye and it is not
able q vote will be had tomorrow. Those Sena-
who attended Senator Foots funeral are back
, and there are now 40 Senators here including
Foots successor. 1t is feared that the President
7 in his interest, though there are still doubts as
final position of Messrs. Lane and Morgan The
was not in the Senate to day and the latter was
eutiye listener to the speech Of Senator Trumbull
Raymond however, says there is no doubt OF his
to sustain the President; and of Lane there
syen less to hope for. When Mr.. Trumbul com.
/ to speak Mr.. McCulloch was upon the floor.
At for nearly an hour 10 hear his argument.
D. however Mr.. Trumbull answered that part Of
Presidents Veto where it treats of gypses and Chi.
Sc the whole Senate including Secretary McCul-
och. laughed and the Secretary soon lett.
Postmaster General Denison remained until near its
close During It's delivery the galleries were crowded.
the floor from forty TO fifty members of the
Lower House including Mr.. Stevens, who was Il pa
tien listener 1t was regarded the finest effort Of
Mr. Trumbuls life and 100 900 copies were subscribed
for by the various members for home circulation.
! PENSION MONEY NOT ATrAcHABLB.
The Commissioner of Pensions having received
large numbers OF communications from all parts Of the
country asking whether pension money can be attached
for debt has issned decision that such money cannot
thus be attached
SENATOR DIXON
was able 10 ride ont today and far recovered that
he NAV be able To 90 10 the Senate TOMORROW TO vote
TO sustain the Veto.
INTERNAL REVENUE
receipts to-day. sl.ll72H
PROMOTED.
Major George X. Leet of Gen. Grants staff
has at the Generals request been made an Assistant
Adjutant General. TO supply the vacancy oceasioned
b, the death Of the amented Col Bowers
SANITARY COMMISSION WORK.
The Army and Navy Claim Agency OF the
United States Sanitary Commission OF this city, during
the month Of March last collected $40 claims for pen
sions back pay &c. involving the sum of s2l9 Oe'
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
was at the White House again to-day to see the Presi
dent
SENATOR WRIGHT
q, NeuJersey is tolerably well to-day, and will be in
tbe Senate tomorrow II vote is had the Veto. He
has not yet been there.
RRyoMIYATIoN OP MR. JULIAN
Telegrams received to-day state that the Hon.
Geo W. Julian. NJ. c. from the Fifth Indiana District,
has been renomnated for Congress by popular vote OF
the Union men of his district 1t is considered as
triumph Of Rsdieaism over the policy OF the Admins
trstion.
SOLDIERS B0UNTIES.
The Second Controller to-day furnished Repre-
sentative Julian with carefully prepared statement
of nOupy rp-
opired 70 eouaze soldiers bountes provided for by
Mr.. Juan's bill introduced sometime since. and which
met with the approval of the Soldiers and Sailors
League of this District The Controller estimates the
sum required little less than $500 100000.
WEST INDIA TELEGRAPH.
The House Committee on Commerce, this
morning. agreed 10 report to the House the south
American Telegraph Companys bill giving them the
right To Law cable from Florida to Cuba, with amend
men,. requiring the Company TO do business Tor the
Government free in peace well As in war ana re-
curing them TO limit their charges 10 - % Tor ten
words The first amendment will be opposed ID 'he
House the Company claiming that as they receive DC
pecuniary favors from the Government they shyud not
be required 10 do Government business free in times OF
peace. ..-.,,,
Secretary MCt ullONu' "lLc GPVH tHO '-OA"'0
door to-day. expressed the opinion that the appoint
uept OF a Collector OF New.York would probably be
delayed several DAYS longer, at any rate until the
vote on the Veto has been taken.
"PIxIXG" OFFICERS PAY.
Cen. Schenck was to-day authorized by the
Military Committee to report to the House his blu h1
ing the pay Of Army Officers. 1t cuts on all commute
,ion, and subsidies and makes the annual pay oi
IieutepsptC General at ere OoO; Generals When
,n the feld or in command of Department. s""O
ON other duty. 800 Brigsdier-Generais' when com
m.ndiusa division. department, or an army s$NV
when eenmanding brigade 5000; CoOnels' whei
commanding brigade or military post sS'"i ~hel
commanding regiment or other duty. sSV"i Lieu
tenant Colonel. 5000; Majors. ss@Oi captains
A. coo: First Leutenants g. 800 Second LieutenAh's
n 20 when an officer absent on iuTiough over y
d.,, except when sick wounded his pay VIII % 10
suced % per cent for s the time be Is ao'ent over "
1.v. All Surgeons. Chapsins, Military siOrekeePer'
md other officers having assinisied or declared fans
hall be paid according the above rates The pay o
,,,,s,es and noncoumissoned officers 10 TO continue
As ..,. a. now but hereafter each enlisted ms1 shAA
,,..a of auy allow scce for bounty, receive sa ls