The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-20
1he Vote by Which It Was Rejected
ass Last Week Rsconsidsred and
= sa oso i tho Bin Passed. .- III
Mr.. 6chenok,s New Army. Bill
!, wer Under. Considerafion.


~ 70 the Governors Of States except by the Presl
AS direction The radicals exercised lest may
~ be sent until AFTER the approaching congressional
elections. ,essg aiaie fsrraa q
s5., r~-.,,, THE rARVF BILL.
2s Ways and Means Committee held protracted
saon to-day over the tariff bi which will probably be
ysported about the last Of the week. The committee
Aavs not yet reached the iron clause Of the BILL II
= Understood that the wool growers win carry their
psns in the committee but the result is doubtful when
- 4sestion before tho House The committee,
sas finishing the Tariff BILL will take up the adjourn
nnt resolution which referred 10 by the House
A@e 10 strong lobby influence at work 70 get the
Onmtee Of Ways and Means 10 give months notice
- Ne proposed tariff 70 that IL shall not 60 INTO
ssss until six months after the passage Of the bill The
essttce, however, IL II understood nearly unani
ns In favor OF putting the law into immediate opera
uA This IL ID also believed, b the temper OF the
nsssa What Is known a the Colwsl Tariff BILL now
SssWs the Committee Of Ways and Means 10 being
s1nAsd 10 pieces by the committee.
nEpExYrIoN or MUTILArED BAEx NOTES.
- Comptroller Of the Treasury has decided that all
naGaed national bank notes must be 70 the Offices
0m which they were issued for redemption, when, II
- hanks recognize them, he win redeem them. All
Uesd States notes. when not defaced than 70 the
sa. Of onetwentish viii be redeemed at the Treasury
Dsstmsnt at their full facs value. when the mutla
- = greater the redemption VIII bo In proportion.
nuHoRxp NOMINATION or a0vERN0R HOLDEN As
. Ss,w xNIsrER TO San sALvADoR.
d stated that the President to-day sent to the Senate
sAs asminason Of Governor Holden, Of North Carolina
- - Minister II San Salvador.
SsoauNArIoS OF CONSUL TO THE DAsUBIAN rRIs-
CIPALIrIEs.
ne name Of Dr. l. J. Czapkay, Of California, has
Sssa sent into the Senate for confirmation Consul
es.sral 70 the Danubian Prncpahtes Hitherto the
uaned States has not had . representative there but
- impending In Europe renders IL necessary that
- government should have some one there 10 look
ser American interests DR. CzapkAy United States
Commissioner the exhibition at stetin Prussia last
year.
ILLNEss OF GENERAL GRANTS FATHER-Is-LAw.
Nj. Dent, father in-aw 70 General arant lies dan
esously III Of cholera morbus at the Generals residence
n this city and in consequence Of his advanced age and
safeebled condition but little hopes entertained OF
~ recovery The General and Mr.. Grant informed
to-day by telegraph OF his condition. and doubtless
rsssrning ere this.
THE PRIZE RING.
There is great excitement TO night in sporting circles
- consequence OF the pugistic engagement for 1--WE
hundred dollars side between Barney Aaron, Of New
York, and Sam Collier Of Baltimore, which Is
~ at early hour to omorrow morning, at point
N Maryland on the Potomac. Both beligerents are in
tswn, surrounded by their friends and each has char
ssred boats convey their friends the battle ground
Sporting from all parts OF the United States
hsrs to witness the "mi and ara freely putting up
shsir money the result The odds tonight In
savw OF Aaron AT the rate OF oue hundred 70 seven
ay-nve Both in hne condition, and
= promises to be the best fight for light
weights that has taken place In years. Barney Aaron
- bcen the Champion Of light weights since 1867. and
fss confident Of being able TO sustain the reputation in
- present combat which he has held 10 long
RxLKAsK OF THE soroRIors DICK TURNER.
ne notorious Dick Turner. turnkey OF tho Libby
PRISON during the war was yesterday released from
nasmsnt by order Of Secretary stanton. Turner was
sssted shortly after the capture of Richmond and has
bssn In confinement since
cARELEssSEss or A PUBLIC CLERK.
ne clerk whose duty Il TO deliver TO the public
Dvnisr the copy OF House bill No 5i3 reduce Internal
aaxaion accidentally let several important pages
which wss not discovered until this afternoon. The bill
ssssains hundred and ATTY pages and the paper
wasted In mkprnling Ave hundred copies Of small
vssus.
INDIAN AvFARs.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs yesterday received
information from Governor Ednunds Of Dakotah Terri
tory OF the arrival Of the Indian Commissioned recently
appointed the purpose Of eeotng treaty with the
Yndan bands In that Territory al Fort sully the 9Th
inst The also states that there about six
hundred lodges of Indians Fort Suy all Of the Upper
SIOUX tribe and about hundred lodges Of them at
yort Rice, distant about three hundred and sixteen
niiss The utmost good feeling ersts among them all.
rnrsurx or RKsrrcr TO THE HxxoRr OF GENERAL
CAss.
Secretary McCuiloch has issued the following order :
A tribute 10 the distinguished character and the
long patriotic and public services OF that eminent
sHsssman Lewis Cas- the various public buildings and
revenue vessels Of this department viii display Gags al
half mast on the day Of the funeral exercises
n. McCULLoCH, Secretary Of the Treasury.
rArrosAL aArKs IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Representative Buckand to-day. from the COMMITTEES
sa Banks and Banking reported back The resolution Of
shs House Bqunas whether any national banks In the
South he'd bad prefersscs banks IL o&hsr states
sbs prspsrscn sad delivery Of circusten with letter
fs@ n n HuIburd, Deputy Collector sf shs treasury
- witch ths following s~ssmsss 10 naAs:-
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nssks svUnanp1 N Ne es~thssn eaaae vhieh ~ ~
s6vsd ~ sircu,seics--vx: Two baahs IN Alsbea tee
- pevth OHrosna one In GeovHa and oae In viUSnA u
80 ysprssspied BY hs parties inseresssd IN Asss ls~
sstsas ysrsisa'ss'y sy NJ John wilhsa ~ " o.