The New York herald., 1867-02-13
WASHINGTON
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The Bankrupt Bill Passed in
the Senate.
19r. Bliotss Reconstruction Bill
Passed In tho House.
Lengthy Debate on Thad Stevens
Military Government Bill.
DETECTION IN THE RADICAL RANKS.
Senator Conness Determined No Longer
to Submit to the Lash of
Senator Sumner.

WAsHrsGrox, Feb. ~, 1861
ylr. EBot's Territorial ReorEanIxaties isiii.
In the House Of Representatives the proceedings TO-
DIV in reference TO the bill introduced by MT Eliot
vey indicative OF speedy settlement Of the question of
secsAstructon and by the and Of friends
n would appear be their fixed intention pass the
bin over any that may be encountered. The bill
opposed by Messrs Boyer Of Pa, Harding of KY,
Finck and Le Blond Of Ohio, and NOEL Of Mo-. when,
after few foreios remarks from Mr. Shellabarger Of
Ohio. in defence OF the BILL Of the necessity Of giving
adequate protection to the Unon men, and Of the
cise OF the military power, the bill passed by vote
Of 1l3 to 49, II looks very much though the ssue
viih tho President decided this ill by those in
Favor Of Impeachment.
Pas~ngc or the Bankrupt BUi.
Tho Bankrupt bill was taken up in the Senate for re
eonsdeyaton to day and after short discussion upon
she provisions OF Of It's parts passed by vote
of twenty to twenty The voting the passage OF
the bill quite animated and created unusual nler.
81 sFom It's coseness The first stood nineteen
ycas to eighteen nays but Mr.. Patterson coming in
before the result announced permit ed voe
and he voted nay. This made tie; but Messrs Ross,
Doolitsle Frenghuysen and Catieli, having entered
also before the vote announced permitted To
vote The first named votcd nay, and the three last
voted yea, which secured the passage Of the bill by
0sjority Of two
Redemption nj Compound Interest Notes.
Tho bill today reported by Scnator Sherman from
che Committee Finance Of tho Senate, for tho pur-
pose Of rcdeemng end retiring outstanding compound
interest notes. authorizes tho Secretary Of the Treasury
- Issue loan certificates in tho prescribed by
ahs oct approved February 25 1862 that these ccrtn
caes shalt bear three per cent interest," and shall be
payable, principal ard interest," In lawful money on de-
0anA and that said certificates may be held part
- the Of the national banks provided for in
ssciious thirty and thirytwo Of the act OF June
10sl but that less than twonfths Of tho entire
serves shall be lawful money OF United States and
shaa the amount outstanding as any tmo sail not
oxoeed eighty mliiions OF deiafa ss
~9 N ~ II The Tntk3 Bill. t,
The statement made by tks correspondent Of rho New
Eerh Tbuas the llth instant that the Committee OF
Ways and Means had ssermned tociose their doors and
- anow further hearings Of psrOns tnssrested in the
saSia s misstatement and has foundation In fact
shs COMMITTEES having heard numerous delegations To-
Day from the publishing Interests silk manufacturers
sn6 from various parties for and against the proposed
Auties on wool and woollens The committee viii
continue 10 hear parties interested IN the tariff
- the fullest that time viii allow The extreme
psstectioniss however. having obtained pretty much
al they desrs are Of course exceedingly willing that
sop should be put4o any further testimony fearing that
additional amendments alterations Of might
Aaaser tho passage Of the bill Hence the statement Of
ahe 7rbne correspondent Tho hoax Is transparent
70 succeed
Considerable progress mado to-day in the consd-
Grafton Of tho Tariff bill by the committee The duties
weoIens advanced to those OF the bill Of the last
session. The rates juc, fax and hemp also ad
vsncsd very considerably. 1uts understand Is fixed at
80 per ton. large delegations IN she
.uity representing the marble and stone cutters
AateFes Silks bolts copper smelling zinc drugs furs
saIroad iron scrap ron California borax paper books.
snd many Others most OF whom anxious for still
further increase Of duties II 10 also noticeable fact,
althoueh frequent representations made to the
srary that there have been but few representatives Of
xhe commercial or importing interests in Washington
ths winter So far from the city having been lled with
ssee traders the contrary has been the case.
Everybody goes for the high figures and almost every
body gets all he The lobby for the last few days.
n tho vicinity of the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means
sooms, has been crowded.as almost TO obsruct the
passage-
General Thayer, Of the Senators elect from No
Hsaska left here to-day with certified copy Of she act
sur the admission Of that STATIC into the Union This
ssSy ss be laid before the Legislature for s action
ahsresn, and Is supposed that tho meeting Of that
Asdy win take place about rhe 10th inst
Colorado.
more favorable fesIirg exss towards abe admission
sf Colorado since tho publication this morning OF
setsr from Representatives Ashley, Chairman Of the
Committee Territories, addressed 70 senator Wade
showing the validity of the Colorado state Legislature
and explaining the propriety Of the difference In the
amendmcats TO the Colorado and Nebraska bill, and
chat in bothcases the condition Of adm sson referred
the State legislatures There advces from Colo
rado giving OF favorable action the part Of
che Legislature, and OF readiness OF the people 70
carry out the requirements Of equal suffrage.
State Dinner NJ the White House.
Another State dinner given BY the President this
evening, which brilliant aud agreeable any that
preceded IL One remarkable feature Of the entertain
mens that the republican members were among the
i,si to depart The guests Major General sheridan
Senator Henderson, Mrs Senator Dixon Representatives
Finck, Delano and wfe, Dcnison, Drsgs, Dawson and
wife Dodge Davis GIossbrenner. EsgIeston and wife,
podyear and wifc Eardgc, Dawes and wife, fsrquhar
and wife Durnout Thomss Bradford, Dsfrces Chsves,
Rwlegh and xifo. and DoDnelly and wife
in Relation 60 the AppoSuf-
wcns vf Nlr. McC8nnis ms Minister 10 Deu-
mark.
| AEes-age from the President, communicating from
che Secretary OF slate the following correspondence In
ponse to resolotion sent 10 the Senate 70 dry
DKrAKTxEsr or STATE WASHINGTON, Jan. J, 1851
xnxyR II CAsPBssI, ESQ, stockholm -
ssR-B,c President having appointed hr John hcGin.
rae 20 SUE eed you Minister Resident o uie Unihcd
stses Stockholm hereby transmit accnmpAnied oy
she usual Office copy, q seaed letter addressed 10 he
Majesty, Charles XIV, announcing your retirement from
tbcnssipn. On presenting this letter al the proper tmc
you vail take occasion 70 assure hs Majesty ol tne sn-
cerc desire oy the rreaid ms 10 maintain unimrecd tue
friendly relations happily existing between tDe two
countries. Me- McGinns has received hs Instructions,
and isfcrmad the department that he VIII eays iot
his poa in tho steamer Kansa which is TO sad irom
view Ycrk tho 18th nst and that he hopes 20 rearu
H,vckhoim eariy In February.
lake tids occasion W scknowIcdgs the receipt o.
gear late despatchcs NOS ~, 30 and 81, which VIII 70
ceixe proper attention am, sir, your obedlent her
VAN, WIN d. SEWARD.
7bc Secretary states that tnis s the ooy correspond
sncc connected ssth dsplacemsnt q Minister Camp
bell
Tho Alleged Revesuc Frauds IN Boston.
Repre- "a natives Plants aud Nicholson have made
minority report from The Committee Public Expend-
tnres relatrse 10 the Williams vino case In Boston.
They say that the Transaction comrrcmise was not
illegal and that any possible case could bo free from
A.i.. tba rnafier