New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.
American Vessels Under Foreign
Flags.
W.HyeToS, Thursday. feh. J. lsoo.
RIGHTS OF CITIZENSHIP.

N lh'c e5lOtlr W.tnOll IbIA ~ ~ - ~'-N-f -
.snpa onIy Indians not taxed and persons owing no
allegiance 10 the UDhed States. TIE amendment
oosed ly vote OF 81 go Ii Is worthy Of note that
g5r Reyerly Johnson voted for { aal NJ. Ccwan
see,pst z. After the passage OF ire amendment Mr.
lsr-et Davis rose for anotbar speech apon the subject
II pacro nequa!ty. and there frantic Eash from
,he floor .2d galleries. The Senate wiz take vote
uuon this biz To- MORROW.
THE FREEDNEN's DJBHAU FILL.
The House continued the discussion Of the
y-eedmen's Bureau BILL NJ. Elist announced that be
vSrd call for vote on ths bin tOEorrow at o'clock.
In lie coarse Of the debate Mr.. Gs-le.d delivered
briDiant speech on general issues. His definition OF
he prerent status Of lie Rebel States vas calculated 10
oiur Nd Tncny OF the msaTpreheniors prevailing aoout
that matter. His speech vas bris0g VIZ fine points
ana Of erea. oIatorea merit The Fr,edmeas Bureau
til WI rnlorb.eilg be adopted ~ sery ,a-ge raa-
lorty.
REVENUE LAW OF 1865.
IL the House. Mr.. Morrill, reported sD in
po,taa. amendment 10 the EeyeDie az Of leg which
win be discussed rext THURSDAY.
WHISKY TAX.
Mr. Stevens indicated bis hostility 10 the
proposed reduction o: The whisky tez.
REGISTRATION OF VESSELS.
TIE bill denationalzing sach ships as sailed
rrasr a foreign dag during The Rebellion was cor
adhered and inslIy passed.
TIE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL.
The President remarked to "a military officer
today that If the District Suffrage bill should pass the
Senate without amendment lie might feel his duty TO
veto T. though he bed not fully determined 20 do So
He expresses his approval of The Trnbull Ireelnens
pl-eoE bill.
THE FREEENES IN LOUISIANA.
Mr., Conway, late in charge ofthe Ireedmen's
Hrreal in Louisiana is here 10 testify before he Con-
uittee Reconstruction concerning AFFAIR." in / ouis
lana under the reign Of Gov. Wells and L. Kennedy.
He vas on the foor Of the House today IN company
With Judge WarHioth Of New-oreons.
NORTHERN MEN SOUTH.
The effect Of the conduct Of he sort4s.n
people toEard oyslists is preventing Dsny Northern
capitalists from goig South 10 engage IN GOTTEN cult
safion. Several gentlemen fsI ae bis city IN
company with Mr.. Conway, who was about 10 proceed
10 vcksbuTg ana New-Orsans With then for the pur-
pose Of showing them the country bnt arriving here
they met loyal recently from those sections who
gave discouraging repo. OF Affairs and declare that
the civil authorities do give sufficient protection 10
them 20 justify them in remaining. Mary men have
already gone South who ab)1t . return some have
returned already Those who arrived yesterday have
gone back 10 New-York today. Mr.. conway hrs
sboIed 20 aid the South by the introduction Of eapta
and me7 bn The South appears TO be proof against any
measures caeulated to aid II, either o-ay or mate
rally.
CLAIMS.
TIE total number Of claims received At the
Office oftbo Second Controller, during he month Of
January last. GOA involving the eree Amount Of
Sc, 5ee. 03l.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from I0ternal Revenue to-day
were 81 ,9il 625.
ARTILLERY BOARD.
TIE following order establishing permanent
Artillery Board was to-day issued by Gen. Grant:
Ageosaent Artillery Boards hereby Organized to which
q1esons pertaining % the artillery Of the ssrv ay be
referred by the Secretary Of War the General in Chief
for discussion end alton. This Board shall slso
have the power 70 make orinal recommendations TO the
Chief reference tho interests and efficiency OF
e artillery The President sGs have the power call
Chief addition TO those called blythe Secretary
Of Wa OF oenera-incmeE complete record Of al pro
being relieved ss turn bis successor or to the
Ada,aa Genernl ofthe Tho following s. the detail or
me nosId: bre,d ene Gen H. J. Hunt LienenanColone
% Artillery Brevet COL r. Howe, Major 4th Artillery;
sspt. JGh Gies9n 80 Artillery; Bryvet L.eutco s. g.
IhbAbOff DlsBChSEhFNIe.
For the month ofJanuary last the receipts rein.
butenents and transfers Of the Treasury Department
Amounted 10 sl3s CPS 500; and the disbursements re-
demptions and transfers TO SIPS, 27i .G3i
DEPOSITS POR TEMPORARY LOANS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day issued
instructions to the Assistant Treasures at New York
Philadelphia and Boston. and the designated deposit
aries at Baltimore and Cincinnati 10 discontinue on
and otter TO-DAY receiving deposits for temporary loan.
at Cper cent interest These officers have also been
instructed to receive such deposits in lawful money on
and after today, a. per cent interest payable on 10
lays notice after 30 days from the date of deposit
PERSONAL.
xajOr-Gen. D. O. Howard has gone on his
leeturng tour through the New. England States. He
70 receive 500 for each lectdre delivered and the
money thus received to be devoted TO the fund sccu
moiaied for the erection Of the CoDgreg atiopalis.
Chnreh in this city. During the absence Of the General
which is supposed viii not extend beyond fortnight
Big. Gen Charles Howard will have charge Of the
BoresU
AN IMPORTANT DECISION. tl
The Third Auditor to-day decided that in the
case OF the steamer r. b. Hamilton seized by the
United states authorities in 1864 M the transportation
o. troops from st. Louis to Mobile and which was
powh up ny torpedoes placed in the eosbin by Rebel
smissar'es' the owners entitled to the full value
o' 'he vessel destroyed As establishing precedent
pis het 10 ~ considerable Importance AZ lsrse mum.