New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

| TROOPS FROM GOV. HOLDEN OF NORTH
CARoLINA-THE PROSPECTS OF TIE FUND
| ING BILL IN THE HousE-PRoBABLE TX
| PULSION OF MIR. BUTLER OF TENNESSEE.
| IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUSBl
| WAsmNGToN, March l3. 1870.
II was thought that when Georgia and Texas were dis
posed Of Reconstruction would be completed but from
present appearances the difficulties in Tennessee Will
bring up anew in Congress- the Reconstruction OF thai
State Gen. Butler Chairman Of the Reconsrue'ion
Committee, has been pursuing an investigation, and
bill covering the case Of will be reported 10 the
House during week The President and secretary OF
War had another interview yesterday morning IN reIa
ton to Tennessee matters and the result was Ibat the
Secretary issued orders for troops To be sent at once 10
MurfrcesbOo and Jackson and from thence To other sec
tons OF the State. II needed About ltOO Infantry anu
cavalry is the number ordered.
Gen. Ltefeld has Just arrived here from North caro-
lima, bearing official requstion from Gov. Holden to
the President for troops to be used In Aamance County
OF that State which has been declared by the Governors
proclamation be instruction. The communication
will be laid before the President tomorrow. It IS sad
that Gov Holden threatens TO declare several other coun
ties IN state Of Instruction, unless the condition OF
things should change
The Funding bill, which passed the Senate on Friday
night reported to the House yesterday and Is 10"
on the Speakers table t expected, when II comes
for reference tomorrow, that struggle Will take place
between the Ways aud Means Committee and the Com
scheDck win succeed and have charge Of the bill II Is
known that some Of the members Of Ways and Means
Committee are opposed to the bill in many OF ts features,
but they will defer their judgment to the wishes OF
Secretary Boutwell,, and consent 10 have the bill 10 To
the House without their objections There appears to be-
doubt of the passage OF the bill in is present FORM
with little debate.
number Of officers Of the various National Banks
called on President Grant yesterday They we're intro
duced by exControer Freeman Clarke, who is now
bank officer The visit merely OF respect Sub
sequeny Senator sherman called on the President ahd
was congratulated upon the passage OF the Funding Bill
and informed by the President OF the bank officers
visit. The Senator replied that he felt sure that inc
banks had been well treated IN the Funding Bill and
was positive that they would be ultimately benefited
thereby besides aiding III placing the Government on
footing The most important feature about TINS III
is the fact that the President expressed himself
emphatcay in favor OF the bill passed. the amend
having been explained TO him by Senator sherman
The Georgia bill will be the next feature OF the debates
| In the Senate and it will come up tomorrow Along
and important discussion will follow, which VIII center
on the Bingham amendment, deciding the tenure OF the
present State officers OF Georgia. The caucus OF the Re
publican Senator'S held Thursday did nothing toward
determining OF action, but developed the fact
that the subject would require much patient considera-
ton and debate Senators Edmunds. Carpenter Ferry,
and other strong members, in favor Of Binghams
amendment while many equally strong members IN
cludnc Senators Morton and Drake, will argue against
the amendment and in favor Of Buffers original bill
IL is reported tonight. what seems To be trust
worthy authority that the House Military Committee
will morrow report resolutions expulsion In the case
of Representative Butler OF Tennessee. The eadetshp
into this genemans case has taken an &c
centric turn aud 1t stated that there WIZ DC Two
repors by the Committee, some OF the members Deng III
favor of mere vote OF censure No testimony mas uee"
taken in his case fora week. and 1t is thought the Com
~ N
M N,ssrs WhttcmOre and Deweese. The whole SUBJECT
of the osdetship including all cases now before the 'o
mittee will probably be closed within fortnight
The House Committee on Post Offices have decided not
10 repor IN favor of the bill Of Mr. Farns"oEth the
Chairman placing the erection Of the Ncw-lork ana
Boston PostOices in the hands Of commission IL -
understood however that Mr. F1Iusw"rth VIII ehde"'or
TO obtain vote on the bin In the House.
Memorials have been received from MASSACHUSETTS an"
Ohio asking Congress to make appropriation 10
enable Capt Hall to continue his explorations ~ INC
Arctic regions. The from Massachusetts Slgnedby
the Governor, Licutenant-GOyernOr Executive COUNCIL
all the heads of departments at the statcou>c and tho
Mayor. Collector and many prominent merchants OF
Boston The one from Ohio signed by the Governor,
all the state officers and nearly all the members of both
branches of the l., aiadture.
large and spirited meeting, in the Interests Oh inc
American Tract Society, held IN the Calvary Baptist
Church this evening" Senators Buckingham a"h Pattcr
SON the Hon. S 5. Fisher of Cincinnati. and ssercarc'
stevenson and Shears of NewYor delivered adfreSses
The benevolent receipts for the year were Sl2322 eA'
peuditnres for colpOra@c, s59.200 grants io me dr>
tute Sol 500 foreign cash appropriations, sjjO Inc
Secretary has employed POI missionary e"potcnrs OF
which lOJ have laborcd among tie destitute whites ana
Freedmen of the south An agency has been cs'pSh'"
at San Francisco and a corps Of coporienr' commits
stoned for the miners Chinese and others the Pacific
coast Publications issued by the Society through The
Mission Press at Shanghai are now distributing among
the Pagan population OF California AiHch interest has
hoop ,wokeued in connection WITH the meetings
,pcr ANoI.NT OF WORK BEFORE CONGHE>S-
LONG SESSION ENpECIED.
lGENEgAb PKk'S DisPAl Gu $500. .,.
ca far 800 hills and iUut rrsOlu hons lave b'th hl"
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