The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17

With the conditions imposed and Thus be restored TO our
tights in the Union, with representatives in Congress
e j. KEEN A. 8 GRAY.
Private Miles O'ReiiIy Before the Judiciary
Commistee.
Generals Fullerton and Halpne thies Reilly were
bafo re the Judiciary Committee to-day in obedience
subpnnas The former examined to the restora-
ton property OF the Southern rebels and his official
action in connection with the Freedmens Bureau He
will further Intercepted Monday Private Miles
oReilly overhauled about his stalk with the Pres-
dent and his account OF Presidential views repuda
lon The "boy" had his back up, and gave answers
required relished by the committee. This tes
mony altogether in favor Of the President and
repuda,ed the soft impeachment Of Reputation II he
had caused the impression that MIR. johnson favored
reputation all he could say that he had been un-
fortunate in the Of language and that nothing was
farther from his intention.
The Bounty Question.
Senator Wilson intends offering a Bounty bill which
will include all soldiers sailors and marines who en-
listed for less than years. and give an average
bounty OF eight dollars and thirty three cents per month
70 all except deserters captured prisoners who enlisted
In our army and few others excepted in his Bounty
bill OF the first Of the last Congress- which failed
to become law.
An act TO provide clothing for manned and destitute
soldiers that passed the House will be favoraby
ported by the Senate Military Committee. 1t provides
for the Of suit Of clothes annually to each SOL
der in a regularly established home.
The Treasury Investigation.
The investigation into the affairs OF the printing divi
sion Of the Treasury Is still going on The committee
conducting the examination is engaged in overhaul
ing the books and records II has very nearly finished
its abors and expected make report to the Secre
tary next week
Illness Of Thnddeus Stevens.
Representative Thaddeus Stevens was so sick yester
day, the result of cold that he obliged to
leave the House of Representatives. To-day, although
confined to his bed, his condition is pronounced much
improved.
Financial Items.
The amount Of fractional currency received from the
Printing Bureau during the week ending to-day was
$3ss 000 The shipment Of fractional currency during
the period follows Assistant Treasurer at
New York, 5000 600; Assistant Treasurer at Phade.-
pha 5000 oo0 Assistant Treasurer Boston, $50
United States Depository at Baltimore, $4,000; United
States Depository Cincinnati 500 0O0 National Banks
and others, sle9,411 Total $sle.411.
The following the disbursements for the week.
War Department, 81, S22, 100; Navy Department,
seOs, 524; Interior Department, $2177,0O0. Total,
s4,60s 2s4.
The receipts Of internal to-day 1851 1882
for the ending to-day they foot up $237 1885, the
aggregate receipts for the fiscal year date sos
93S.
The amount Of securities held the Treasurer Of the
United States in for national banks, reported
day, folows:-For circulating notes s34O, $780,
$50; security for the deposits of public moneys,
$39 oil, $50. Total, $37e, 543, 600
The New senator from Maryland.
a mad tO-da n ne
Senate the debate the Supplementary bill by scna-
tor Nye that tho admission Of the Senator elect from
Maryland, Philip F. Thomas win meet with q strong
resistance. Mr.. Nye stated that as O result Of
elected TO take his seat the floor Of the Senate who
q member Of the Cabinet Of James Buchanan, caused
transfer Of million Of dollars from New York to New
Orleans for the purpose Of enabling the rebels obtain
possession Of It. Mr. Nye interrupted by Senator
johnson, who said that II was unfair TO attempt to
prejudice Of Mr. Thomas before the queation Of
his admission before the Senate for consideration
Personal.
Brevet Brigadier J. H. Simpson, United States Com
missioner Of the Union Pacific Railway, has been &c.
heved from the duties Of Chief Engineer the Depart
mont OF the INTERIOR but retains his position United
States Commissioner Of the Union Pacific Railway. The
duties Of tho two Offices were too numerous for one
officer discharge and Mr. Boss OF the General Land
Office. has been appointed 70 take charge Of the Office
duties OF the Engineer Bureau.
Mr.. L. v. Bogy, late Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
has been specially appointed by the President TO
duct the part Of the United States the treaties
beng made with the Santee, Sioux and Chippewa
Indians.