New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
MR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
NGRE S 5 10 N AL.
EQUALIZATION OF B0UNTIES.
THE IL O A N B L A. T. .
TEE JUDICIARY BILL.
pslligerent Resolves Concerning the
Fisheries.
IMPROVED MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
military Statistics.
wAsHNeToN, Monday, April 2. lsC6.
BROOKS-pOD6R.

bhOOhE-uODGE.
Owing TO the absence of Mr.. Dodge, the case
,f Brooks agt Dodge was not called up today, bat
rOes over until tomorrow.
THE NEw-YoRK CoLLFCTORsHIP.
The President to-day informed gentleman
nst be would send TO tie Senate on Wednesday the
nomination Of q Collector for NewYoIk City.
THE MEXICAN BONDS.
Tie House Committee on Foreign Relations
are nearly unanimous against tie proposition TO indorse
The Mexican bonds TO eitter fifty millions any other
sncunt There in all probability less than twenty
nenters in the House wlo dare vote for any such
pasure and all stories set Gfost by nereste parties
SIC entitled to very little credit Tie lobby engaged
upon ara persistent in their tu,,onhOling of members
and making huge promises bat t is Of no avail.
GOVERNMENT ADVERTISING.
The President to-day issued an order to the
rnious Departments 20 Withhold al advertising pat
Icusse from The C1ronele. Il is understood that all
yIers that fail to sustain the reeont uetion policy Of
ne President will be treated likewise, and the sdver.
hsing will be given to Democratic papers. All the
nter papers here sustain the President and all have
he sane patronage all being sound in Democratic
hitb and all assailing Congress and the Radicals
daily,
TTB CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
Owing to the absence Of so many Senators
,day considered best POSTPONE tie discussion
the Civil Rights bill until Wednesday; and the vote
VII be taken Thursday afternoon Senator Wright
arrived here to night to tie astorishment Of every one
he is suffering from gathering Of water on the heart
and somewhat easier today, though liable to die Of
an tns BE against the advice Of his physician.
and at the earnest. solicitation Of his political friends,
who have concluded to make more grand rally TO
Try and sustain the veto. Shoad Wright be able to 90
TO the Senate when the vote is taken, and Dixon re-
Sufficiently by Thursday 10 be carried 10 the
Senate they poll l6 votes requiring 80 to carry the
bill or this number including the successor Of Senator
Foot who will undoubtedly be here in time the Radicals
can rely on 33 Ifthey get Senator from NewJersey
which is not probable, tie vote viii stand "a TO l6
Should the President get more man, il cannot be
carried until Colorado is admitted which makes 1t 81
w35 TO II. The Presidents friends claim Senator
Lane Of Kansas but he voIed against sustaining the
veto Of the Freedmans Bureau bin, and he has seve
nj times declared he woud not change Lis vote the
Civil Rights bill il is lot deemed probable be viii stul-
liy himself by voting with the Democrats But "a few
tsJs make so many changes that one can hardy tel
vhai will be the prospect by the time the vote IS taken
AL present indications for the passage OF the bill
ever the veto.
Mr.. DR BOWS TESTIMONY.
d. De Bow, literary Bohemian Of Rebel
lctoriety testified to-day tefore the Reconstruction
Committee BE states as bis conviction that the
cotton crop in the Sonth this year will not exceed
10000 bales ard that the Old stock Of cotton is sub
stabtaly exhausted.
MILITARY CLAIMS SETTLED.
The Second Controller Of the Treasury in
March last settled military claims involving the sum Of
@as,3l9.
FLAG PROM NEw-oRLBANs.
Dr. Redde of New Orleans arrived in town
tday bringing with him the first Union flag raised by
xsdeuts Of that city after It's capture by Gen. Butler
d. Reddie donates this flag 10 the Government among
whose archives it viii be placed.
TRIBUTE TO MILITARY MEN.
Gen. Grant in General Orders to-day, in an
AsuDeing the death Of Gen. Seth Williams and Col
Theodore s. Bowers lately bis Adjuant General, pays
% eloquent tribute TO their memories as men and sol
dsn; and directs that all officers Of the AdjutantGe
hs Department wear the usual badge Of mourning for
hdsyr,
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue, to-day,
sRt t2455,349
DETAILED POR DUTY.
Breyet Major-Gen. j. II. KiddOd, Colonel Of
Ae ed United States Coored Troops, has been detailed
hf duty IN the Freednens Bureau and ordered to
nsor to Major-Gen o. o. Howard.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
ertved lere tonight.
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
The Conference Committee on the Deficiency
puexpect to be able 10 report an agreement tomor
mv. They will agree to the clause directing the SEQ
sy 70 prevent the issue ofany more currency with
We notorious s. NJ Clark's face upon them.
THE PEACE PROCLAMATION.
Quite sensation has been made by the an
soneement that the President has ssusd peace proc
"aAtieD, and dozen wild rumors accompany its cir
euAticn.
SERENADRD.
s. senator Wilson and Gen. Schenck were sere-
~sed tonight by the Soldiers and Sailors League.
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
AT ii p. m. the President received telegram
s0u Hartford. announcing that I'VE have elected
s3oSn by small majority; but the Radicals have
.mea the Legislature and the rest Of the State Off
81 Nns
81 "as Associated Press
wAsHyGToy, Monday. April @ 1896.
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