New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
4 Further PaSSage-at-Arms Between MeSSrs
CCnkling and Blaine.
The NcTthtrB Pacific Bailread-Ihe Tote TO be
Taken To-Day.
TIE INTERNAL REVENUE REPORT,
wA-HiyCgoS, Wednesday April p lsoe
,uR CoIoRApO BILL IN fHE SENATE.


THE COLORADO BILL IN fHE SENATE
The Senate was the heatcF Of intense interest again to-
day she Colorado bill being further discussed and put
upon its passage The stood ~ TO Is. ma-
iory than wo0d have been obtained for it yesterday al
though Senator Dixon came ont to-day and paired his
vote or the II sbscntees when the vote was taken,
Nossss. Covan Dixon, Fessendcn, Harris, johnson and
SALISBURY were paired with McSsrs Wade Lane OF Kan
sas Henderson, Yates, Norton and Williams. MI.
Wright has been conveyed to his home again in New
jersey Messrs Anthony Morrill, and Brown are claimed
10 have been in favor Of the b and Alr Nesmith against
it. fun senate would doubtless have resulted in vote
f IS t. 2 The success Of the in the House is
assured. The "Gop' over OF Mr. Doolttle from his
previous vote for it 10 his to-day against it, the appear
nnce Of M Dixon from his sick room, and the excessive
opposition those claiming 10 monopoze the President
wishes lead apprehensons of Veto though the PTesi-
dent IS upon the record in its favor by Special Message
nrng her admission Senators Foster, Sumner Edmonds,
Grimes and Poland, voted with the Opposition, TO the
disappointment and regret of those who regard The ntee-
ny and unity Of the Republican party of special conse
luence at this junctnre.
HOUSE BUSINESS.
The House INDUCED another personal matter between
The Ielgerent members from Maine and New-York the
severity Of the Newly oker upon his DownEast neighbor
begins to excite a brief sympathy for the latter.
of the session without coming TO vote.
FINANCIAL
The Treasury Department estimates that the National
income for present year win reach $500 100000 The
balances at present the command Of the Secretary from
81 sources, are believed to be fully $l6O,OOO,OOO.
THE REcoSsTRUcTIos COMMITTEE
lad another session to-day, but came 10 no conclusion
They mso again on Friday that report will be sub
Initted to the House this week
CROWDS AT THB WHITE HOUSE.
The storm to-day seems to have augmented the usual
crowd at the White House As early 10 o'clock the
obbies filed with statesmen and pilgrims Secretary
McCuloeh, Gen. Butler Montgomery Blair Representa-
tive Doring and Hiram wabridge of NewYork, sena tor
Buckalew of Pennsylvania, and Mr. Stockton o. New
Je Isey among the notables present.
RECONSTRUCTED soUTHBRSBa.
Col Nixon who to-day received his pardon is publisher
Of The N, Orleans Crescent the paper edited by Gen.
Simon Bolivar Buckner, who deserted from the Union
Army after months service empora Je in 1861 the
most arocous Rebel sheet published anywhere in the
Southwest, paper which in April 1862, while under
N1oDs management invoked the teTors Of yellow fever
sgainst Ben. Buffers army, then besieging Fort 81.
Philip.
MONSIEUR T0SsoS COME AGAIN
Senator Dooitte Of Wisconsin was the Conservative
senator whom ausion made yesterday express
ing HE contempt for the parties who could pcpctrate 30
cruel Joke he supposed it to be- Of returning thanks
for the appointment of Wade Hampton as Postmaster at
Pittsburgh. The confusion at the Department was caused
by ignorance of the fact that there were three
Wdea Hamptons in the country, the Rebel General,
the Pittsburgh new Postmaster, and an old
mploye in The Ner-Orleans Delta Office, whose
existence was discovered by Gen. Butler upon ali exam
nation of the cash books of that charge of e.
for whipping Wade" The latter Wade was found to
egtmstey belong the colored wing Of the Hampton
family.
THE INDIANA CoSsPIRAT0Rs.
There appears to be general Misunderstanding as to
the result arrived at by the Supreme Court in the Of
Mlhgan and the other Golden Circle conspirator The
line of argument the constitutional question put forth
by Gen. Butler was objected to seriously but the
went Of the habeas corpus act Of 1863 The Court
stood five for the discharge Of the petitioners and four
against, ard it is well understood that no two Judges
agree any line Of reasoning, but each will deliver al
opinion Of bis own
DISTRICT REGULATIONS.
Apetion is in circulation here praying Congress 10
act civil CODE general corporation law and allow the
District delegate in Congress-
A REASON.
The supposed 20 have influenced the Naval Com
miee in rejecting the offer Of the Canton Land Company
OF Baltimore is the impression that the offer made
simply TO aid in appreeating that Companys stock in
NA-st.
CULVER, PENN co.
The Crawford County National Bank Of Meadyille, Pa
and the Yenango National Bank OF Pa the only ones
seriously affected by the failure Of Culver, Penn Co.
Of New-YoIk The first named bank has no National
notes in circulation. The Controller of the Currency has
appointed receivers 70 take charge Of the affairs of tho
banks referred 10.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND CONSCIENCE MONEY
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day were
fO while the Conscience Fund Of the Treasury
further increased by $50 received through Postmaster
General Dennison from anonymous party in Boston,
SOLDIERS GRAVES.
The War Department to-day issued an order TO the
owners Of property in the South, forbiddng them from
disturbing in any manner the graves Of Union soldiers
inferred the battleelds Of the Rebellion. Provost
harshsls and commanding officers Of military posts In the
south directed by the Secretary Of War to report all
violations Of the order.
WEDDING OUT THE ihBECILEs.
canvass Of the different departments Of the Govern
men at present being made to ascertain the number Of
employees who honorsby served in the Union army with
view 70 the discharge Of incompetent clebs and the s
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