The New York herald., 1867-01-27
WASHINGTON
TIE TARIFF p..GL IN THE SENATE.
a V0te 10 be Taken on Thad Stevens
kecf AsstructiOH Bill on Monday.
ArAStaer DisgraCeful Scene I'm
the House.
THE LIE DIRECT BANDED ABOUT AGAIN.
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WASHINGTON. jar. 20, 1857
Another Disgracefui Scene In the House.
The question OF reconstruction is assuming the phase
mai leads to provocative language, and broken heads
snd the beligerent spirit as is usual In matters upon
which the sentiment of the country IS greatly divided,
segss the halls Of Congress and State Legislatures.
TAo sharp passage Of words between Mr. Kelley,
# Pennsylvania Mr. Cooper, Of Tennessee, in the
Rouse OF Thursday, is yet fresh in the memory. A
similar affair occurred during the debate to-day Mr..
Btsvens b TO provide loyal governments for the lately
sobelous States Mr. Ashley, of Ohio, in all uding
the character OF the democratic party denounced
xisloya TO the government Mr.. Hunter, Of New York
ssla the gentleman included him in his offensive
acmark concerning the democratic party he 'sed " for
which words Mr. Hunter brought before the bar Of
Ahc House ard censured
The Tariff Bill.
Ihcre are many disafected republicans the subject
Nf the new iarn project which before Congress
Who party has many incipient rebels who complain
ioadly Of the selhsh and iberal Of the
saosur'ng interest The most disanection exists among
tho Western members.
Financial Mnttere.
Tho report sent from here yesterday the effect that
tho Secretary Of the Treasury would positively stop the
-four millions contraction from this date &C. is mol
~redItcd at the Treasury Department here General
spinner had knowledge Of any such Intention up
1eA O'Clock to-day.
The Finance Committee OF the Senate have arrived at
- de0 mite conclusion the subject of the Gold Dill,
and are not likely 10 make much change in it.
Tho amount OF fractional currency received the
Treasury Department during the week ending to-day
$407, 900. During the period there has been
shipped 70 the Assistant Treasurers st Boston, New
York and Philadelphia 500, 600 each. AT the United
states Depository at Baltimore $70,000, TO Chicago
$4,000 ant to national banks $4,000
Tho amount OF national currency issued durng the
week 10 $l04 276 making the whole amount issued up
~ date $500 s0s s96 From this is to be deducted the
s&aency returned, including notes amounting
- 81 100, 1872 leaving in actual circulation th is date
s20s, ,J4s, ,eeA
The disbursements foows:-For the War
Oepsrtment, $l,sl4s0s; for the Navy Department,
S2g43,97e, End for the Department Of the Interior,
e2ll ,e02 Total, sle7O, 1856.
Tho receipts from internal revenue to-day were
S5o6, ,9se, making the total amount since July /
es4O,o77esS
Too securities held by the Treasurer Of the United
statee IN trust for national banks reported to-day
Ssllows;-For circulating notes. s3455 000 for de-
1osits Of public moneys $as.'el,4 4So. TOTAL, s37e,
ns6,460
Tho following is the statement Of the receipts for
~sms nom January IL to January 10, ls67:-New York,
o. $50 TAO Boston, $l6e $40; Philadelphia s172 e74;
Baltimore $l23.604. From New Orleans for the week
ending January IL the amount $l2s ec4, and from
AAn Francisco for the week ending December % the
ssipss reached sl07,57 The total reported 10
os,0eA,3l2
ssreat Meeting Of Colored People.
Mount Zion church, in Georgetown, crowded 10
1B utmost capacity last night to hear Senator Wilson
Hon George W. Julian and Major General o. O. Howard
who addressed The meeting strong and appropriate
Npsecbee the subject OF the enfranchsement of the
oored people The audience, composed principally Of
Ahs newy enfrsnchsed people Of Georgetown exhibited
.-.x-
srng The following intcrrogaories read, which
Nho coorsd people OF Georgetown intend to PROFOUND 10
1he candidates for the Mayoralty:-
F.rs-Have you been in favor OF enfranchising
slersd men in this district since slavery was aboshedS
lsci rights TO the people OF color that enjoyed by
Nc whites
raard-Are you in favor or the education Of coored
1h,ldron, and viii you, in you elected Mayor,
yonr power and influence TO givo them the same
scvantages in regard TO schools as are given TO white
Pes~D4 Win you, elected, SO execute the laws and
ordinances OF the city to admit OF distinction
sseount Of color, required by the OF Congress
known ns the Civil Rights bis
Fnh,-win you, when aborers and mechanics are to
% employed ny the corporation, distribute the labor
- 10 e,ve employment TO whites and blacks sikes
Several speeches made, when Charles n. WEIGH
soninsted radical candidate for Mayor of
sister city, Georgetown.
Movements 0f Troops.
Few additional regiments are being transferred 70 the
Slonghsned by recruits, which being sent TO
she garrisons The second battalion OF the Twelfth
3sfanry, which had been stationed at Richmond, Va,
s gone 10 New Orleans 10 supply the place OF troops
taken frsm there The Forten United States colored
troops under marching orders for Charleston.
q q, and will start the Potomac Is clear OF
- The late Third battalion Twelfth infantry, has gone
- Omaha, and several organizations that have
1smporany stationed various points along the Nsss-
nkurxa md M,se,u for he
govded these places for reorganization and equipment
1ave placed route for the forts In the Western
Tsgrltonee. Thus the military posts all
- country, occupied by the hostile Indians,
-vtn cs considerably strengthened, and . pretty
hns force win be at the disposal OF the
ssnmander Of the department for operations offensive
defensive, against the refractory tribes General Q.
- Aosup has been assigned 70 the command OF the De-
yariment 0. the Platte and General Cooke has been
rssred TO report the Adjutant General OF the army
- assignment Il is possible that an entirely new
Avsion Of departments in the West may be the object
~ sbe present congregation Of department commanders
- this o,y.
Visitors nc the White House.
Ths white House was not so tnronged with applicants
sss interviews with the President to-day is generally
Ae cwe saturdays One feature worthy Of remark
ssscsmins the visitors the white Hsuss this
sg that an unusual ssmbor Of generals were among
hem, MAJOR General George X. Thomas, Major General
sehA Gepe, Major General Daniel T. sickles aud Brsvet
MAJOR General Abaom Baird each had an srdence With
ahe presdent
C"nnrsssfiens Wy the senate.
Tho Senate to-day IN executive session coprsraea he
.SsAewing nominstions.--
Hosh l. 1snries 20 be commissioner 20 ASCERTAIN .hs
asneaDs Of money expended IN Vest Virginia
uenry W. Cadding 10 be Of rpstorns fv tnr
Rass Of Warren and Darlington. II l.
wthsn 4. kshmorc, 70 he Collector Of Customs Al
Wnylington, n =.
Rsshsrd r. Boiling. 70 BE- Surveyor Of conoms At
lsaisvills. KY
Prank Chamberlain, 20 be Surveyor cf Custom, .,
Ms11son whtesides county, ILL.,
Archibald snowdcn, 20 be Chief CDiner Of The Mint
nambsrs HoKiboen, to be Treasurer Of the Mn, q.
un0adsphA
= b Collectors Of Internal Revsnue--JoA O. Hunter
SvsDnh district, Ohio; stephen McGroarthy, Second