, 1866-07-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
Land Grant Bills Signe%I
by the President.
WHEN THE TAX BILL WILL
TAKE EFFECT, II
APPROVED.
Prospects Of the Tariff
Bill in the House.
FINAL VOTE TO BE
TAKEN TODAY.
The Senate Passes a Bill for the
Reorganization Of the Army.
Same Bill Introducediu iu The House
and Substitute Adopt e e
cd Therefor.
FROM Eu R 0 Pc.
Resignation Of The British Hin
listers Accepted.
PROBABLE COMPLEXION OF THE
nEM GAblhEi.
Further Details Concerning
the Battle Near Verona.
THE WEST INDIES.
Another Revolution in
! Cuba.
The NatiEes Demand a Separa-
tion from the Spanish
Government,
SPANISH TROOPS JOIN THE
| INSURGENTS.
Two Thousand Chilian Troops
Landed at NueVitas.
Junction Between the Rebel and
Invading Armies Anticipated.
lf5p0RTAMT CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICAN NEWS.
The NatiEes Demand 4 Separa-
tion from the Spanish
Government,
SPANISH TROOPS JOIN THE
INSURGENTS.
Two Thousand Chilian Troops
Landed at NueVitas.
Junction Between the Rebel and
Invading Armies Anticipated.
lE5P0RTAMT CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICAN NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trbune.1
WASHINGTON, July 3.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.l
WAsusG1ox, July9.
TARIFF 1rLI-
Final action On the Tariff Bill will be had by The
House tomorrow. What IT Will be, cannot, with
certaiuty, be indicated. As the measure stands
nov. 1t The couclnsiou Of the labors Of the Com
tuittee Of The Whole, it would be defeated, il
pressed to vote, by 3 decided msjority. Some
efurts have, however, been made TO eave 1t by
compromise. and II the dnties On railroad iron,
coal, ealt End come othe1 articles cut down TO-
s1norsow, hefose final action, may through by
email majority. 4 strong effort will be made 10
send 1t over to the next Session. either by direct
vote Of fpostpcncmcnt, OF by Il rccommItmeut with
instructions to report at thhs s,e. The final stzug
Gle prp1uisee to be uI decided tnterrat-
TINE or OPERATION OF suc TAX ELL
As there eceIns TO be some misunderstanding a.
the time when the Tx Bill goes tuto ctIect II it
becomes Law, 1t may be eta,ed that 70 much Of
II provides for the reorganization Of the Internal
Revenue Office takes effect on the first Of thlR
month; go much a. relates 10 beer and whiskey on
the rst Of September and othcr parts On the fret
ofAuGust
Bills APPROVED.
The fIc.ident tak approved IN net concerning
cc1taiu lands e1au'ed to the Stnte Of Nevada. IL
connrmE the appropriation bY the State Of SOC. 600
acres 1or educational purposes; FAnctions the
tsaDsfer Of The agricultural rrant 10 The establish
ment ol a scncol for mining s.auts seVcntytwo
sections for University purposes; authorizes the
appointment Of Surveyor Gcress1 for the State,
and Nithholos a1l lands from public entry adopted
usder the homestead law for two yrar', Or till the
State has telectcd The lands bcrchY granted.
He has also signed The bill heretofore noticed,
granting lands TO Minnesota tor building railroad
wet from Honston, through Fillmore. Mower,
Freeborn and Fadbault couutlts, and another
west from nastluet thFoneh Dakota, Scott. Carver
and Mcleod counties. lie has ai.o signed the act
au!bor1Iing tte sale at auction Of ali the unsold
lots in North Nisconsin reserve, Brown County,
Wlsccn.fn. he has also Eicned the act authorizing
the Cleveland 4 Toledo Railroao Company and
CicveloDd Pittsburgh ftRtlroad company. jointly.
OF either OF said companies. for their JOINT use or
eepar.e use. to erect swing bridge over and upon
tie Gosc1ncnt piers 1or The pa-eaCc Of cars acsoss
the Cpyahoea River at Cleveland, upon such a
plan as shhll hereafter be approved By the City
Council ant Board Of Trade thereof. subject, how
ever, TO euch conditions. restrictions and hmItA-
tions as the Secretary o War snsy sec Ut to impose
At eng period Of time, whether prior or substqueGt
TO the election Of taid bridge.
er. 1QCIs Arsenal
The SEraie Military Committee tbi~ morning re.
ported fayorably upon Senato. Browns bill, au-
lhoEixing the pnEclasc Of twent5-oue and half
uc1cs to1 the enlargement Of The ST. Louis Arsenal
Erou1ds. One hundred and twenty five thousand
doDsrs Il appropriated.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION CASE.
In the early part o! the session the sent from the
s1xteenth tPA.l District, upon the certificate ol
election, wac glyen 10 coftoth a. against Koontz.
The hitter then tiled papers eontesting Cofrotha q
hight thereto on the ground Of the Illegally ef The
election. The Committee On Elections, after a
full Investigator to-day reported in favor OF
koontz and they will ask action on the report dur
lng the week.
EKI0x ClUCCs.
general caucus Of Union members Of both
uousts Of Congress Is called for Tomorrow eve
ming,
spr1u CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
Gcac1nl SieLlcs, commanding In south Ca1nlins,
has Ind some CORES espondc1cc NTH the Government
and thie Jnsticc Of the STALE relative 20 the rights
| OF freedmen under the laws thereof. The Chfe1
Justice says that the courts haye cognizance Of Of
| fences committed by whites against the persons
md property Of negroes; thai uegzocs arc compe'
tcnt Witnesses NIL cnses evil and criminal IL
which negroes arc interested, and that persons d
color arc admitted Witnesses before grand jut1e:
in all ca=ce touching The pcs-oss and property d
pc,snns OF color. The General accordingly d1cctt
an Immediate transfer 10 the civil auhorldes Of al
white PERSONS In military custody, for t1ta1 in tht
State or United States courts. where whites enc
negroes sre held p.uupalt, accessories or accom-
plioee The case ie 10 be reported to headquarters
for kpecidc inslfucuons.
ARxr nr1L-
The Army Bill secms In islr way finally to reacf
conclusion or come eo.t, The orIena1 Senate bill
WEE reported thls morning from the Houfe Ml1ltaE.
Committee. srd the torrucr House bill was adopted
{. a substitute therefor. Action has thus been hae
ty both branches OF ConE1exs On one bill, and Il
cap be sent 10 q committee oG conference to.mor
row. The p1eeGnt views Of the Senate are ex'
pressed in the bill passed by that body 1hie attc
noop md this till be informally before The Confer
cncc COMMITTEE, If one is ordc1es. 1t teens pro
b4be, therefore, that 1nal act1on viii be had dur
| Ing The uerk.
TIE sxA11oxA1 rS1os " CONVENTION.
! WASHINGTON, JulE 9-Southesn panest received
to-day exhibit . very general ut>posit,on on the
of the ptnple 10 rerpon1 70 The address for tns
.se % , saie and Dsst Coz
Geofgia and Sonth Carol1na.
Fo61A1. 1sQC1s111os.
The fdta Literate, Of Puebla, OF june 9Th, Shows
That letters from the United STATES are required "a
stn 10 whom ti,ey are addrcsfed. IN ihe psestnet
ai,s9s s5s~ins sFs
| ic the Imperial Conmistary. who submiis them r.
the eourtmatiai for tuch dcteIzntnalion Is mn, :,
be thought proper. -'
TIE FRENCH n NExIco.
Le1icrs received here from Vera Cruz, under d.,
| Of 25lh Of jnuc, from well informed cop,mefcta
Who believe that The French axpeiItion % I'll, ls nj
Y withdrawn n announced, for tue retson Tia
GtLe.1i BaxniL e, who IL protecting certain com
ncrSial houses who are importing goods in III
c.,ed therein II nsing al bis influence to desy Ii
departure Of the troops. It appears c.r.a,n. hpv
i ever. that nr.apccmcntt hare 6een made With Il
Tinns .Ailunuc Company for tue transport Of Ii
fclcee and that the fEst steamer for that rn,pot
If shortly exp?c cd Tic late ne4surcs !
the Imperial Government are extremely revere upo
itc counC1cc Of thus port. Tic latci lax Ia In Il
t tl,re Of l.c.1ee, which ob!icca each commsrcl,
houte to ray from Que 10 three thousand dollal
j pcs annum for the privilege Of dofnr business"
) | GENERAL. sIc1Irs AND TIE sorTH cAno11n
AUTHORITIES.
r WASHINGTON. July 9-lt Il stated P1ettde,
, | Johnkon viii direct Gen. eIckles to anfWG II
vii l.tued against him. and surrender the parttt
. cla1med ty The court 1lis reasons giycu Tor b
: | refusal previously wcrc The psc.dent't proclaim
| haLtds e0spts
-. The par:,es Of their OWL motiun laye il,
| hcfore the Pfe*ldeul tur his oticts. &C ion II