, 1866-07-25
THEY LEAVE THE F0RTRESSES
STkOxGLY GARRIS0yED,
Activity in the French
Navy Department.
Alarming Increase of Cholera in
Savannah uarbor.


Especial despatch 10 &he El1eato 1flbune.l
WAsu1SGToS. d. c. July II.
TIE PRESIDENTS APPROVAL or THE TENNESSEE
I'LL.
The President. 1t appears, concluded to 20 fsr
waive his objections to The Tennessee bill as 10
give it hfs approval. Not knowing ho* to do Il
sensible thing in graceful manner. he mutt needs
ACCOMPANY hs signature with pefu@Aut. tltna*ured
EroE1 at Congress. The tncssace reached the House
at thlee o'clocz and xaa at once read. 1t created
considerable amusement on both sides Of the
Chamber, md there Wae general gufaW At the
pasEare, in Hhich The Executive eays his approval
IS not to lie considered as an Acknowledgement Of
the right Of CouRress to paes laws preliminary to
the admission Of representatives from any Of the
Statee.
TIE TENNESSEE RErREsESTAHrEA
Ae toon ~ the reading Of the message vas co.,
c1nded, Ms. Stevens mored TO teief the creden-
tIals Of The members elect to the Committee On
Eeeions Hr LeBlotd md otbets Falsed the point Of
cfde1 that the members should be 1t once admitted;
but this VI. ovez1uled, and The credentials were r.
Itr1ed, By rote Of g ycas to % nays+ Raymond
vosipr in the Affirmative, and Jenckes alone, Of 81!
III. ReRublic1ne, With all the Democrats, voting
Ia the negative. This committee
IS one Of :. thoae authorized to
tIt during The sessions Of the House, and HI.
Nswe~, 1ts cha!Eman* at once tummoned his asto-
ciate. TO their rnoD, and in haf hour they re-
tn1net With written report settling forth that they
had exam1ned the cttdenttas md found Them in
due form md properly certified They concluded
rs recommending that the members be at once
allowed TO taset coath Of Office. The report vas
was adopted, i not until JeBond had been
allowed to 6clv9 h'meelf Of Co.
called emart -p>ech+ There was ehsht
applause On the .:1onnceneat, which broke
tut into 4 most hearty aud electric demonsttat ion
when Maynard, stokes md Taylor, the ouly Ehza-
bcse pFestnt, walked dowu the al.lcs to L. space
at The left Of The Speakers chair. There We I1o-
found ei1euce while The Speaker read the to oaths,
hut the spp1ause w1s vigorously renewed when, IT.
Ter They had elEptea their acceptance Of the ua.h,
he stepped down and shook hands with each.
Nettrs. Ma3nasd md Stokes took seats On the
Union ride Of The chamber, md at once became The
centre OF large crowd Of conerntuiatury frends.
h. Taylor went to The Other eide Of the main ais1s
ard took Houeseap'e old keai. The other member
viii be enor1 N tomorrow, and the Sonata will
then refer the CREDENTIALS Of Acs.rH. Fowler and
Patterson to The judiciary Committee.
ILLINOIS rostxAs1ERs NOMINATED.
Among the nominations cent to the Senate an
1hs following Poztna~tsrs fosaIlinols Daniel Nc
Doratd, Pttpce.on; John 4. Warner, Henry; D
4. took, Mendoza Chas. ". aoughion, Mattoon
Edward B. Macon, LaSa1t: Leroy Baker. vii
mmgtun; Wm. E. Pitt, se1se5yi.le; 5ames G
Carey, Wsukegan; John lyon. Decatur; Caytos
II. Bonham, Lacon John $. MeteaK Lincoln, AMI
| Cbanccy Ed~arde+ Sycamore.
1ns nEylsoRY nEsESuB ELL.
The amendment matte by the Senate to-day II
the hill 10 project the revenue, were comparatively
un,mporant Except that they ttruck ont thesectios
creating Bureau Of statiettcs- No change We
made N the rates Of dufy as dxed by The Horse.
EXTRA TAT TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.
Tbs statement made in these dispatches on Mon
day ia.t Of the Bu1ns due unner Inc Act Of July u
1865, 10 volunteer ot1eert below the rank Of Brca
dter Gtnefal. who were in the service on the 50 o
March, 1855, and whose resiguailone were present
ed md accepted, OF who we're mustered out at thci
own tequest. Or Otherwise horor1b1y discharge,
from the eess7cr after Apr,l ., 1865, though give
out from the ray Department, pEoscs to have bee
Curlou2Jy Incorrect, md the following ,
furuIehed In its stead. Infantry Co
oncls, {e70.T3; Lieutenant Colonies, $s28; HI
3rre, f19a 50; Captains, Adjutants and Regiment
Quartcrmaste1s, $171; First Leutenaute. sl42.5
second Leptenante. 31sS.s5; Cavalry Colonel!
*3la50; Lcu.erant Colouel., SEQ. rs; Majors IN
Surccous, ssss; cap'a.ns, Assistant AdJatant Ger
c1alf. Qnazresmastcrs and commisEartts. $f9o. 50
detrimental Quarte,msstert, S1ss.59; Lieutenant
and Assistants 6prceoue, $l52-
! Doo1IT11E's LETTER.
The following IL a copy Of the letter sent BY ses
ator DoolluIe, Is Chairman Of the Phladeiph
| 0QftnllQn n%Cul1N4NVn141lAtcC4t ~ u oVAh@E4A ~
slensn, Who u uue Of the deleg ates elect:
WASHINGTON. July 18 1866.
DEAR S1n: Enclosed send yon the circular L
/ ter Of our Committee On Organization. II cont:l
| ihc yfeNe Of the National Union Execaure Cor
m,,tee. We expect to zee great contention
Philadelphia, real union Of he patIious hear
1rx. Essi, west, North and south TO bless 4
mighty God that var l. over. that peace hae con
and come to t,ay. and once more undef the 9
| resher Il ft,endt, IN eocisl and political adsa
progec 10 malntain IN trne a1rglsnes upou Y
plnctplcs ret forth In the call Tor lhe Gonsenllo
| OF our common country
Respectfully yo1ts,
II j. Il. UouL1TfLE, C111fm1n.
EIIA rAT TO DEPARTMENT CLERKS.
: The QUESTION 81 allowing the SeerrtafJ Of
| Trcn sus5 fund for discretionary use among I
clerks Of his department, has been settled IN m