Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-05

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sitioa Of Mr.. BsAs-h With considerable
heat. d-elsriag that il the Committee
commenced tn r-c~de. they might
- well give The whole thing up.
Waakiagtoa. April 28.-Ths President
has pardourd John Il. Monroe. mayor
elect Of New Orleans.
The presence of nearly all the Srnators
and Representative who support lie Pres
ident, ut the White Hou ID last evening.
excit-s remark. -. .-
There seems to Be . misapprehension
about thu tax bill, aud It is now stated as
against the reduction ON certain articles.
The changes on rates Of others will ia
crease the aggregate product # internal
revenu" nearly 86O.000,OO0. 1t is esti-
mated that the cotton tax alone will reach
So, 200, 900 additional.
The President has ofiicia y proclaimed the
convention be-; the Emperor Of Japan
and the Governments Of the United States.
Great Britain, France and Holland pro-
viding for tn. payment by the Japanese of
@3.0OO,OOO indemnity for damage to
shipp ng and the soppage of trade in the
stats of Simons by the hostile action of
Prince Magoti. 1t 10 agreed thar in lieu
Of money the Tycoon may op"n Simonsaki
or other ports in the inland sea, which
ever the above governments may accept.
The statement that the Secretary of the
Treasury will soon put new 10 IN in The
m 'rket is untrue. The subject has been
under advisement, Int no decision will be
reached for several weeks.
Congregational.
Chicago. April 28.-The House yester-
day killed the N. P. r.. X. after pro-
tracted aud stormy debate. The bill was
laid on the table, ayes IS. noes SO. The
bill as originally reported last Tue day
evening. April oath, provided that the
United States should guarantee six per
cent. interest on the stock for 20 years,
on the following amounts: on 200 shares
Of stock per mile, between the eastern
terminus and 10th west meridian; on
$50 shares PER mile. in the Mountain Dis
trict between the l1lth and l19lh meri.
dian; on 500 shares per mile. from the
ll9,h meridian to the western terminus.
The hill further provided for the securing
Of the United States out of the gross re-
ceipt. and land sales.
Wentworth Of Illinois. said the names Of
we'll known grntlem-n, including General
Grant. had been inserted a. corporators
in tho original charter without Their really
having any interest in the matter. or
knowing anything about it. He said
that If responsible railroad men In each
State were made eorporators. h. would
vot. for the bill but he had in vain sought
information - TO whore the money was to
60.
The Reconstruction COMMITTEES had q
few hours, sessios yesterday. st which al
the ms0bers w~rs W~sent and sgre.-d
uPos tt6SelIosisg jsist rsssaatisa. w6ieh