New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

-, hut the nominating convention Will not Do hoiu
sm Iato in August, and Mr.. Gilifous renomna'iOn
assured.
,,rpATF IN THE SENATE ON THE NEW-fOKk
Neutrality-suspicious. OF THE CONFERENCE
CoNMITrFE on THE FUNDING BILL
fGKyERAI PRESS DiSPATCHI
- .oss,on NJ the Senate this afternoon and
an,n, avcant during few minutes at the commence
t was devoted entirely to tho CONSIDERATION Oh inc
Doninaton Of Thomas Murphy to be collector OF the
p0rt ~ Ney.York. Mr.. Fenton TOOK the moor snorty
go o,cIock and spoke for three hcnIs' Wheh ne
welded for q recess, and oonciuoou Ms spooV" -
snout 40 minutes in the evening In the
~ :, bia earnest and elaborate argument
bo prcsented o large amount OF evidence Designed W
ho that Mr. Murphy was guilty OF fraudulent praccoS
1r,,S the war; that he was wanting In ndehty 10 the
h,,an marty IN 1866; and that he had then and re-
Nil heep In business and political relations with the
Tammany Hall leaders In New-fork In con-
,ston Mr. Fenton claimed that he had made
ont case, and expressed his beher
that the decision OF question left to the private
and uninuenced Judgment OF the Senate, tho verdct
would be IN his r. FentOns fayori but added that as
was he could not be responsible for the result MI
Conkng followed advocacy of the confirmation and
detended the business character Of Mr.. Murphy as
serted the consistency Of his political record,
and denied hts alleged connection with Tam
many In support OF his (Mr. Conklng'S own
assertions in this regard he read numerous letters
mart in political meetings at Tweddle Hall in New
York city favor Of the nomination of John Hoffman,
or in support OF the Philadelphia Convention OF 1885, and
maintained that his political record as a Republican
failed only in his scratching the OF Fenton from the
ticket At the conclusion of M Conkngs speech, which
lasted an hour and a half, the question was taken
and resulted the confirmation of Mr. Murphy by vote
Of 4s to g. number of Republican Senator'S including
Messrs. Sumner, Howard Harlan, and Anthony, not
voting. The votes against confirmation were those OF
Messrs Fenton, Upton and Harris. All the Democratic
Senators were present andAvoed for Mr. Muphys con-
hrmatiOn.
The Senate also confirmed the following nominations:
Marsh Gans to be Calcutta vice N p Jacobs
Posasr-Rie.r l. Hapgoed C,emout n H James soosea
ADDISON MILAN Eso1i.sSn Meant GS3o9 S:1,e S Ss1
bsasl osrsss VI Wright, Charles City Iowa:
Hester lester Al Bs A3sn Bs Ohio John Hsys Barnes
N q a1,n Ohio B 6ad Cook Msndo So Ads
Newben s. C. John IL BrnreThoa WAmP19 Wis John
Booas1 Htcl Mo- william f C. Wsy washington Fe r
Kennel Eess City, Hs9 Soe1 Re Michel EnI Hm S f Mo
John j. A6gg brunswick Mo. JOhn Gibson, CarOOn Mo
Eamsa e5s4i F SI n @ Adams Hsif N Ps.i
Jo MeDue Cambngepor Mass Enoch g. Adams Register Of the
sd once 4 Ws0s1 TsrSry s sSas W R ssgy
Of Public Moneys at Council Bluffs Iowa. Geo. W. Kugbury Assessor
oflntsral Revenue for Dakota
The Senate to-day confirmed the nominations Of Samuel
A. Duncan to be Assistant Commissioner Of Patents and
John NJ Thacher Of Virginia, to be Examnern Chief in
the Patent Office, vice Fessenden, resigned
The Conference Committee the Funding bill have
agreed to provide for the issue Of 81 Of so year
bonds per cent 900 Of Is year bonds at n per
cent and 500 10000 Of 10 year bonds at per cent The
section allowing gold deposits in the Treasury limits the
interest to y per All national banks hereafter
organized are required take the bonds The other
main points agreed upon are as follows: The clause
authorizing foreign agencies is stricken out All the in
teres is TO be paid the United States New banks
10 accept these bonds basis for banking, but old
banks are not compelled to exchange their bonds The
interest be paid gold deposits is fixed at 2s per cent
instead of the House bill Onehah per cent is to
Oe paid for negotiating the new bonds.
The following is abstract Of the reports made to the
Controller OF the Currency showing the condition OF the
national banks in the United States at the close OF
the 9th of June the aggregate OF resources
and liabilities being H,5649l82Sl:
Losns and discounts Cash 40 3o7 3t3
u 81 Bonds 3s26l93O0 Intending specie 3lO67,O7o
banks House Certb-
Checks aud other cash Gates <ASo'iVVV
36T47 Three cent Certn
Exchanges for Clear cAtes''''''''''''" <'TS%"I"VV
ing-HOuse...ss.'sss bJSS'i9i
CAPITAL ......... 427 35 0l Deposits. 80 IS 044
Profits ...... 35 Due to bankS..... l4S S68654
Bank notes Outstanding $4,000
The President to-day the following nominations to
the Senate:
Consl-C B. Webster Of Connecticut at Sheffield BDgandj
Martha; Charles BTsyton Of Rhode Island
Atwse At Tahiti Henry Demon Rhode
Hsgassk Japan Vernon Vaughan Of Alabama TO be Secre
COLLECTORS Of cs.ons-Cbes watiron Bristol and Warren,
l. James Shaw, j., at Providence L. L. '" Macy a. New