The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
Wash INGT0N
mr.. TrHmbulFs Reconstruct ton Bill
Passed In the Senate.
The House Agree to Adjourn Until the
18th Of November.
Prosra mime for a M0vem emit ON
Mexico.
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Yb0 RecSnyructfOn Question In Congress.
Ae>sr o OF labor Congress has Just effected
The partial passage Of two reconstruction
suSos-one IN the Senate and the other the House
and the Senate bill reached the House tonight. where
construction Conmittee.
vese Of the supplemental Reconsfrwcr1on BAl-
Adjournment Of ConGress.
1hs President will not wait tho ten days allowed him
- consider the amendment Reoonstruction act
- 10 expected he will veto il immediately. Congress
vln then pass it by twothlrds majority They fsol
we'll thai they DO This, but doubt IL they
powerful at the last session think all IDEAS
~ hnpeachment have been given up. The radicals arU
Des disposed wreck themselves In that way. Az it il
now, they consider that Mr. johnson serves thsm rs
Ssly Ing point for their party. and without his spposi-
SION they would split IN pieces. Moreover they argue
ahas his 'r'al would hast until hn Of sxce OK.
D6sd.
y now supposed that Congress will aejoua BY next
Tuesday, although the Mexican question, which the
Northwest appears determined push hard may detan
. cay Or two longer.
Hresramme fer n Political MOwe~ent
Mexico.
War with Eerco is already concocted ut the White
0eose The programme "a developed somewhat on the
Pslk and Psorce plan The democrats are to ring the
chances Of ION to Mexicon on the MAMMALIAN dodge,
asrding With a pretended censare OF Seward Just
enough to blfrd tho radicals It's par.xan character
seward totake up the Santa Anna affair inter-
national matter and manipulate IL vigorously into
caas bec abe old general having agreed the OF
hs present captivity for the Of his share Of the
spoffs and glory The President will remain quiet In
the white House. send ia his fourth reconstruction veto
promptly give no occasion for further business
sfssA and thus secure an carly adjournment Then
reward rs TO tnkle his little bell without let or
hindrHnce. Meanwhile the Austrian officers are
70 AWAIT IN Havana for Sewards signal. John
j. Wei'er Is to sound the tocsiu ON the
rsfnc coast Be received his cue more than two
months ago at the White House and il now bobnohb,n
with Steedman at New Oreaps who ia placed there 10
occupy focal point for slibustsring Rousseau IN held
IN reserve for Secretary Of War In place Stanton and
n@' cannot DO enected is 10 supersedo Sheridan in
IeAass ana organize Dutch nobody represents us at
che CITY Of Mexico the Church party in Mexico are in
eahoot with Santa Anna and Seward an Austrian fleet
70 pay s part on the coast The plot matured the
tran LAID, and 1t only awaits the adjournment of Con-
grsss and the tnke Of Stewards bell touch the match
and nre the train The ides Of next March are 10 see
Santa Anna Military Governor OF Mexico enjoying In
security bis extensive Mexican estates beneath the pro
sectng folds Of the Stars and Stripes President John
son is to redeem his administration with this new extern
sion Of the Of freedom make vigorous run for
second term Of ONCE. The White House is again. a. in
le4o, tho centre OF active caba which will soon
draw the attention Of the from the present do
sngs OF Congress and concentrate on Stewards coup
Teot The decree has already gone FORTH and its echo
will come back from Mexico about the time of the adj
tonrnmept Of Congress. or soon thereafter
The Late Riot la rr"ntI., re..-
Joseph Williams, the colored conservative OF
Tennessee thus explains in a measure the OF the
iase riot at Franklin, Tenn.
All movements OF the Loyal League in the square
and through the town OF character calculated to
provoke dfcuty. During the day noticed that
OF the colorsd people but the League tool any part
whatever in the snair from beginning 70 end Many of
them who radicals came TO and told me that |
70 2 the League and put stop 70 their dsordery
seedlings possible, and that riot would certainly
ssaresnss and threats were confined entirely 70 the
league and the whites who with them When
went 70 tell tho League that they would provoke war
Al they prudent the white radicals said
with an oath, That's just what we want" The assem-
slsse who listened 70 me q, spring Hill were qaet but
Of weaponsod army rifles and muskets sabres iarks,
pistols pixies aud even clubs with iron ends.
Meeting of the Assnssinafion investigating
Committees
General Buffers special committee OF Ave TO investl
gate the assassination conspiracy held iis ars meeting
today but transacted business beyond simply elect
ms clerk and secretary. IT is intended to invite evi,
dence from all quarters AID to make the investigation
very wide IN its scope.
The Cholera mt Fort (.ibson.
letter received from Fort GIBSON In the Cherokee
country dated July .. states tina, the cholera had
sss appearances that vicinity, and had four
Eve deaths among citizens Of that place No
had occurred the 3oth Of June the of the
letter None Of the United States troops stationed there
nd been attacked by the disease.
Navy Register.
The Savy Department has just issued register
- tho commissioned, warrant and volunteer officers Of
sss United navy II contains all the promotoas
whssh have been made on the active, retired and
served lists ap and the date OF the
iast Annual register
The National Base Bail Club q westcr 9
Tour.
The National Base Ball Club OF this city, lsft here
shis Afternoon for . through the Western States
they expect to be absent about twenty days and viii
play games with ten Of the most prominent Of the
western cuba Their nrss games will be with tho Capt.
ssI ciub, Of Columbus, Ohio. on Saturday
sales of Psblic Lands. Il
Siuy.two thousand two hupsed and sj~sty ave acre
Of The pubic lands dsessed OF e<nns zoe month
a H,t~sska City, Nsis<ska and D>-fot Michigan, the
former A,,sling s.y,hree thoy~nd nine hundred and
ar, a. sss latter eighte< thousand three hundrsd
ana .th,v<- acres
- aiming .sur~-ons OF the Pensisp Bureau
- follovin. samed persons have been appointed
.ninA- D6seons FOR tbe Pension omee:--r. q. Bal.
ro.os, .Ms Thomas Rysrson, Newton, n. g., and j. y
\ sser, Newport, Pa
sNcat CORRESPONDENCE Or the stsAta
risp Va xtcau .Qsestien-PoiiticaI ,ovsmept.
-s,d Jssbery-fntrisaes Of tre stat. De-
M rfmess-Reheis Rsmpspt,-senator SUM |
~r stairg with the Adv-sntstrsfion In Ias
Ne yiran g'eiics.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1857.
sJIr' Aeri>n qsston is fss, assuming immense pro-
possons and ihrestrs force Itself into more PROM.