New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

| . Quarter-HoWHtd CSPTi ptloA 1a
| vessigation EuAeA-PFesest A6SfRst
| Ames1eaA Register. sssFsreigA D11l
| Vessess-AbslitasA Of EsaRkaEB rEsAv
| ilegS Dlseussed- pAall, CoAsad
| ered->NDfth. LeuisianA se0A Tsxa
RaiIee<A Land Geept. 6qssoS yli.aa
iwAsH1xdrcN, June l5.-Ipt6elsG reveuu'
rSceipts 2to-day nearly Ia million and
THE Hoy3rd Fteedmen's Bdreaa sons,1aap sons,aa
| ton investiRasion has at lagt ceaAed IN,
| cbmmittee will carefully 4JStAHa3 III,
evidence which will pFobsheyo tk4U 1h'
balance of the SsssionZ rGAA c&SeWag clnAei
With long statement nfs sschief, faacAionar,
fIdn fadmsr.l Lee succeeds AdmiGSsJis AdniGsissO floor il
dpmmand Of the North Atlantic .sQladron
With headquarters ip Cuban ,Hat4S. ., oas,1
Sena1-The New Yofk shipo&nef1 pro
$st against granting America. REGISTERS Il
breigh built vessels. Am6nR tie osiguSra
f esprosest are ..NoAes Tay,oe and Chr
The siGs,i ss GRANTING land; to sloria. rail
"a a Bl vas introduced seih hapins III,
Hgstions beyond $50 0O6, do. iau ils1Sa
| The bin for the abolition II ths CfkSuldne
privilege WAs discuaeped to Ae1eceaisoG
| The Sdnste is in sSssi0n to-niGhta ill
| House-The currency bill wa6fake4 pNael
Sonsid Grafton. It Is the fftf. ,Sscor1 teatf
dnd eleventh sections Of the E&jc6 We're
lost few days since, and pfuvfdesAIV
l.. For the issuing of Ss5. .oeo, 900 Of HatiSha
r. 3. Iscancels s45, SOC, 600 Of thfespsr cents
8. It. takes s25. .O00, 600 frSm the States
having an excess and distributor + West
and south, but not Until after tAe se5. .ooo.'
The fourth section allows D bank in q
State, having an excess, to remove to D State
which il in deficiency, taking with il it's
capital, circulation, etc. LIsG 2r35g3so1f
An amendment forbiddipg the lcancella.
don of greenbacks, was adopted BY 2 vote
Of y to a: The bill, finally. after the re;
~ vote Of ss tosl, If goes TO the Senate
tor concurrence. ullIaH FOB" A'171CI
| The debate in. the. House on the Cuban
resolutions, was to-day exciting, and tni6re
than heretofore animated, especially be.
tween Messrs. Butler, Of Massachusetts,, and
Logan, of Illinois, the former opposing the
declaration of belligerency, and The Latter
! Mr.. Binshsra offered an amendment TO
One Of the Aseotions, which he desired to
submit as q subetitute. Ber bBo3li&A
The previous question WAS seconded, and
chat presented q hew phase Of, the matter,
bringing up the question as undniahed b4si-
ness tomorrow. ,so,oY 81
The House adjourned after 9 session of
No one presumes 10 guess ii t4efesuit Of
very stubborn In their reapecttvDs Positions.
Mr.. Banks yesterday intimated that oln-
eral Caleb Gushing wrote D part OF the
Presidents Cuban message, but this j. alto.
tether Q mistake, that gentleman having
Sothing whatever to do with It. 81 r.
No one outside of tho executive depart
hent had any knowledge Of the Tmeseage
being prepared until the. document Itself
tas transmitted TO Congress. sigoI ] ld-d
@ympathized with the !. .0uhsAs, and all
Deople struggling for Independence, he
Would not be controlled by BIS mere feel
hgs Or sympathies, but would, III dealing
With foreign powers, respect the treaties
With them, and as the executive, would
faithfully carry out the laws, sand uphold
and defend the constitution. : al l. esoa
| House. Mr.. .Bingham's amendment gu
thorizes the President to use his good Offices
In restoring peace between the Cubans and
Spaniards. 1t is thought this ainendment
Will prevail as compromise. if5soia
The following is the text Of Nj. Bingham's
compromise: ...... .tnni Z. hasa
Resolued, That the President is. hereby
authorized to demonstrate against the bar
barouss manner in which the war in Cuba has
been conducted, and il he shall deem it ex-
pedlent, to solicit the cooperation Of other
governments in such manner as he may
Deem necessary, to secure from both the
4ontending parties an observance of the-lsws
Of war recognized by an Uiyiiized nations.
The Senste tonight discussed the frank.
ing question. - JaoH q pl,lg4s.
There was nos executive session, OF the
In TIE Senate to.dsy. Mr, Kslogg's, bill
granting land in aid of the North Louisiana
and Texas Railroad was reported from the
committee on public lands with the recon-
4endation that it pass. 1t. grants ten sec
tOns Of land per mile to the road. esg