, 1866-07-11
Prominent Planters Taking the
Lead in the ReYolt.
FROM MEXICO.
Further Important Liberal
Successes Reported.
FlsOM WASHINGTON

WAsH1ScroH, July ~.
PASSAGE or THE TARIFF HILL IN TUE HOUSE.
The lon~c has h1ally, affera tno>t rxct' siruc
pa.sed the Tariff f}iiI by handsome majority.
II ronde 6rrhapr, he more proper to esy thni it
pa.scd Tariff is.l! for the ncasurc carried through
reported an! enrporscd by tho Ways aret Means
tommttce. II was c17iicn, ms! n1cot that The hill
1rlaortcA from the Committee Of tic Whole could
moi rcce1yc majority vote In the Hone, and the
conpromlsers Ucrc accordingly very bu.y previous
1u the opening Of to-das'z scseion, Tn.te lahors
Hdrc cioautd nilh =ncc'.+s. The duly on piy iron
va: ilrt rt+loreu ntnc dollars per ton, Instead
ot tcn, by vote OF 81 TO 5. The two dollar sa1y
on cheap rlnc lumber WIS prxt ogrrcd to- by - to
r. The amendment n5tpg the duty on tcs nna cot-
Ice halt tho present rntcs, wa thtn car..cd by Is
to H. That reducing The d1ty rail.oad Iron
from tue one cent y. pound proposed hy The CON.
m'tee. to the present stc Of seventy ccnts per hum
dred. went through ny los to II. That tevyIng onc
dollar ind hill on all hl1nm1nou. ccal, by 75 10
%: sud, htslly. that reducing the lny IN talt to
'hiEfysa ccni:, "li:n IL i'atkas- anil Tcuty our
ccu:s in hutk- hy about 1ui 10 q. These
rarlbus changes and notifications put The
mll into euch sAape That naoy
gentlemen Who wrrc originally opposed to 1t could
hui voc a@utl=l it, aQd whcu the ratlro1d IRON aud
salt nnrnincu1: lad becu agrccl TO- 1t was certain
enough That the measure would pass. Tue conf
HOhAi=I 1A+MAtA I1O4Qtn4uu 10 auIult NOW
Scotia coal 1T hill doas per ton. bu. this Wa+ de-
fcascd by thrrc majority. Metfrs. Kerr and Nlht1ck
Of Indiana, changing their yo:cs from the at1lsua.
tive iu the Negative al the last moment.
Soi-1 rMocErp1SGs.
1hc proceedings throughout were vcry notay and
attended With considerable excitement. When the
previous question had been ordered. Etdr1dce
undertook 10 1aH,e The hill. but could onls set
tNenty-1ouf yotcs for hIs motion. Mr. Wa.hnurnc
tncn brought forward Ut. proposition 10 1ecomrsit
I'LL next te-s1on. The motion pas 1o.t by tweutr-
I've n.joE,sy, tue following being the vote In
ec,aii:
::4yfs-All,tou. .Ander4on. Ashley, Baker, bald
nnS bs4.. psnsrx nSes cose SS9s
s:lo: stIcpner. Grider, Harding, d Kcn,uck,,
txyioud, ,Msr,alI Mc'uilouel. Moni.oa. ]
asfsp sssl Sss:0n Hss x,sds f fst'pi sn,aeSs: SS
s:ea.e:: Tahe-. TaSlor, Jebn L. Thoma., Thora-
Ni,-or. ot !o@a: ~1nuom and Wr1e6t-6a:
s ses.% isss seaxe Ct Sdssse bo1e
Goaso'b;; Dans; pas san. pe;sno; Den'n:, Di1ee,
s;saIts. liasssss, &e:f Sss'e' vi9siteis v!isats
o. a;e OF oe lui1aes
johnson. Kelley. kel=o. Ke,chpm, Latham. LAM
<e'ce Of Pennsylvania, Lawrence Q! Ohio, LonR-
4:ereur, Nlsltf, Aoorbcad. Morrill, Morris, Myezr.
Newell. ONeill. lasnc. T1tier.ou. Penham. PIant',
RICE Of Maine, Rollins sawyer. schyneE- .;cho-
1eld, S6ellabarssr, Spalding strou.c, Ths!er,
o'n Il Se Fork %saa In oi
a.d Wooch1s1ce-S7,
The motion 10 r.rnmuit being thus lost, the hill
a. IN rnfn
tEc made up Of the cfel,sy@even who opposed the
seeommincns aad The following eight who fayo1ed
II, viz: Dawee. uonne1ly, briggs. Elliott Hender-
son. Lzcin, Pike and rEcc- The ueg4,1ve vote con.
sisted Of tHcn'y-'wo Kcp9blfcaus and twen;y-nlne
DehHo1Iass. 1bc Affirmative vote tnriuden eere1
Deffnocrats, aal rr:m rcnnr.Ivsnss-
FRoerEC7s OF THE TAlIFF ELL Is THE aESAfE.
Tnc treatment stal the Tar12 Bill will meet with
Ill the Senate Finance Committee may be inferred
from a remark made by Mr.. Fcsscndcn tord4y upun
be nj asked as 10 tic feeling Of the members of the
Committee tn regard 10 It. THE blll," au*weref
NJ. Fett. ndr1, 'thas nat ghof Of eh.nce in TIT
committee. feel cez:atn 1t Nth ncyrs ps-e tht
Senate IN itk prircut for7n." Mr. Shc.uan ie al.e
k,sourly opposed 10 1t, ns well ss other n=.nbets
the committee
CHANGE IN TIE fA1HAs1EHs DErANTxzxr.
Several important changes hayo Jest been ulsd
in fbe ra.m..ter Generals Department Colout
J. L. uouse h1< been assigned as CHIEF OF IN
Washington nay district, cies Col. Pauldins. catt
tcred- Col. Wm. Z. Gibson. IN addition 10 hlt du
tics If iAsicrsor. II astttgued to duty ~ chief c
the division Of re{ctred ciatms. rice Col Z T
Dodge, mustered cut Col. Das7d TaJ1or fis al
assigned 10 duty under Cot. Gibson, ns bount
ra.master. rice Col. Jaaesou. mustered out Maio
Elf Las also bccn mus >fered out, and ordered I
turn OVER his account to -Col. n 4. Tucker. i
is al.esed TINT Colonel. dodge and jameson M
Major Ely, wc1c mustered out Of Fc1Eicc ny the c,
rrcts ordcrt Of the Secretary Of War, becausc I
Their testimony before The Paulairr cour1snant:
they co!neided With Col. Pauidiu2 In his con.tro.
ton Of shr ord1 relating to tran*ier ol funds tror
one bank 10 another.
FnEScu DoCHLE DEALING.
The follow ing ezfr2ct ftoma French newspspsl
Of rtcen. date "oald lnt!eale that Napoleon, IN
E:tad Of Withdrawing hls tsoopa from 3lcxlcn, III
e,lll scrding 1eiutos3ements to nd Mnximiiia
end that -Austfa, Notwithstanding hl
pledges 10 our msltse er at Vienna that no MOI
men should be cent here, was doing the san
thing: IA detachment OF the foreign 1eglo: