, 1870-06-11
4 New York Correspondent
Brought Before The Bar
Of the House.
Bear in the Grass Also Speaks
His Mind.
sSpeculatfons Concerning the San
Domingo Investigation.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ANEwsrAPEn REroRTER IN THouHLE
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The House varied It's
amusement to-day by summon1ng correspondent
to It's bar to shuw cause why he ought not to be
expelled from the gallery for sfandering MEMBER
SO far as the case has progressed, the honorable
House has not come out ahead. The facts are
these: Some months since, officers Of the govern
nent, acting on1cal1y, instituted proceedings,
with view Of prosecuting some Of the leaders in
the Cnban lobby here, and to that end atldaFiR
way4 satan and evlA4us-4 r4nlls.rtah- -s't-A---~
placed before the grand Jury Of this district IN
proper form. copica Of most Of these
papers we're sent to General But
ler for the information OF his inyes-
ugaung committee. The original papers we're
placed In the hands Of Hi. Smith, correspondent
Of the NcH York Post, who published the sub
stance OF them in that paper. The paragraph
which caused the nproar in the House set forth
that one OF the officials stated that he had aQ-
preached many members Of Congress to induce
them to work and vote for Cabs, and among them
Nessra Golladay, Dewecse, Fitch, Butler, Of Ten
uessee, and Mccormick. The despatch stated
distinctly that It WIS not known who had accepted
ttrthes, hut that It IVES certain that brtbes had
heen offered Upon this, both Fitch and
Mccormick, treating the matter e1actly as
II the correspondent had himself charged
that they received hribcs, rose to personal
ordinations and Fitch denounced the ool7es-
pondent Is q cowardly ,tar, and used BONE other
Congressional terms Of equal elegance. Butler
being called upon, stated that there was nothing
before his committee directly duplicating Fitch.
Subsequently, Butler Informed the correspondent
that the papers referred to In the despatch were
ltf3re his committee, acd that the names OF
members mentioned were contained In them, as
stated. Upon this being printed, Fitch rose again
H,,f1at ff,c @HoV
port Of the conversation WIS correct, when the
latter replied that 1t was not Fitch then,
after considerable confusion, got resoln-
ton through, gummun1nE the correspondent
to the tar. The latter Immediately submitted
written statement as to the character Of the
documents upon which the dispute was based, and
the admission Of Butler that some paeers using
the same names were before his committee. lii.
arnsWorth then suggested that the whole matter
was question Of veracity between the corres-
ppndcnt and Butter, whereup0n the latter said the
statement submitted by the correspondent was
correct This left the House With very snau
foundation to stand upon The correspondent
upon being asked who showed him the document,
declined to answer, and the matter WIS then re-
ferred to special committee to investigate, and
the correspondent was discharged. Mt. Brooks,
OF New Yort, st0utly Insisted that the House had
nor1ght to compel correspondent, in such case
Is this, to say where he received his information.
The flfN returns we're received at the censrs
ONCE this morning from Marshal HcGenlo0per,
giving the population and statistics of the Fourth
Ward Of Cincinnati. The returns contain :, 40
names, taken m three days by II. D. nempstet,
Assistant Marshal
TIE TA1.AND TARIFF BILL
"as 1nfsnes considered to-das ns me senaIa r.
nance Cofnnn'11ee. ano sacn progress nag ocen
made leads the belief that 1t can be reported
BY Tuesday OF Wednesday Of next week. The
committee mare not YET had tnets proposed con-
knltahon with the Commissioner of Internal heee-
nue.. Tor the reason taaf ne Ii on1 OF Gown Win the
President In speaking the osnef Gay on the SUB
3ec1 ne sa1o Ioa1 nc nao no oou"s ne "ouio
Re able next rear, with some mod
1ncat1on Of The administrative portion Of
fhe- law, 70 cole1 h.hs.s lunous n a. 'eaas 1.sa
from spafts, Iooaeco snu iesntnaea uaa'.s. ." ane
amoonL eotee@ea ~. 80 w. Pnu,s, a., -!
nee milhonA E1nnsaooel -Aot' 1.,.ss- ~ ~.
FersaAon toWs' s*.a ts ~ ~ s.ss, 49,
% give NC ,.".ess .,ss -s.ats e.ses
Anon ol aa uA5 W nseusss, gus es..s,
asaelS ~ esaeuals e - Aua s4e 49, r.1.s.s
1aaes nst steau ~ ~ sa- e.,,-aa.
Esae1s ~ ~ ,,-,,- ~" Sae,5os 49,
Ihls' ne u,nNs, "A1. so' $3.50, eaa ~.
oe sase eo o.eo ~,s'a, ~, 80. ~ aa.,
eunoei " ..oe ~. Tesa.L - ~.
eloelAols y. ~ *te s,.aat;oo =, ana-
WE'VE see4 ~ :" - 1870 a.ta.a -. - ~ .,,s 49,. 1".,ao
m - w. s's 49, ~ aaaat % a,,'.
tIe,o, raa,a - - -1,r.
7atole ~ W. r. 80 T~s.-. - s.t ~ 49,
ssMpat"s =. W rsA.. Hena.e .". ~ nsa.s" 80 - ~
oeans " tue oe-s =. ~ 'es:.13. ~ ~ - -
tAantion Aep. ~ - - wv poas ~ go a
ans laoeAou ~ Y. .ue s.e"s y. ~. - .'N'~~ 49,
apecan8 tne sa9an see,l'oas u lae on''
TIE sAS DoAfSdo AGpDIk
The Special San Domingo Commit1ee were In
session lAst night I'LL nearly 1nlonleht aestefoa5
morning Was given to the e1ananaaon OF docn-
menfs and Ast nasnt 70 tne examination o. een-
e1A BaococK ana III. Consal fes9s' VINO. on cur
bena1, hagned me HeAsy aeSous+eo " 1enefa4
Babeock. NO otaef Witnesses nave as 5el, been
before the committee onf Af. smith,
cur Aae toasua1 a9en'' WILL oe cauto
1o-Ino1oW o. Monaas. 1aere Is some cootfadlc-
non OF me evidence oetWeen fcffs ana baocock-
the 1otmee ah1mlne ana inc aa1ler oens1ng as 70
certain polnts Of importance and "oolo be
1usn1es!y onlaH 70 one or oota 70 give luz near
6ay Felsious VI HUa1 Aes haad LII 1ut lou9 eAaWl-
nation to which they were subjected. The qucs-
ton whether there aha1f OF Shall not be an inquiry
into the charge Of corruption In conncc-
ton with the treaty, he's not been fnal-
II settled bE the Senate, but the special
committee already ind that It VII
not to be possible to 30 into the matters, alleged
By Hatch Agatnst Babcock, without also tnqu!ring
into these stories Of tobbcry, and 1t Is eye1y way
probable that without further order the material
1ssue, Of whatever natu1e, will not be examined.
II this guess proves Mel-founded, tte committee
cannot report for come time.
TIE oo1oRED CADET QUESTION:
has been talked about good deaf here for the last
week, and the Inspector Generals Bureau Of the
ss-.,..,ss- ,.~.-..,.s ~ T. 49,. ess 49,
1elesaas A'etAu"l.oa- 1ae Aa seat up 1tom Mis-
Eiss1ppi lao neen a. scnool out about year he
passed the medical examination fayorahly, but
s..~a co,th ra-n,,na ~ s.oa', eas. ."e "a.
34oa' e'"A' $s4eAu~ - sooo eeAulAf, auo
probably would hare passed the Scholastic
Board, bnt had an affection Of the lungs
~. .7'.,"ss us ,l,I-, oa ue eseS, rendering
h,m a umes aimost oanda ana was, accordingly,
unanfmuEaly rejected bJ the Medical Board The
Inspecte. General declares that the color OF the
Akm LEG notanae "naNeet " 20 "ltn eitnet se)ec-
uons He sags the 5oung nen messed with other
candidates. were under the same rules and protec-
ttou. and save been uniformly treated with Kind.
ness by the Officers and cadets alike.
TIE An4f nH1s ..
~as completed In conference committee to-day,
and viii be reported for action to.morrnw nr
Monday. On1ce1s arr allowed IN teen Tha,-
1r.rare I'm. nre nrnhIhItn., rr,rn ,ron-t.s-.x."
o1ese. oas 80 ,.9s uom wearing an1of1ns
OF assuming 1ne upe of any bnt their 1!neal grade.
The provision for mastering out surcruumetaJT
nf,c,ers dnes not 20 1nto effect I'LL ner. Jsnnor
1.1 - =. th,,rs,+ ,hst ,ba -n,i-o,ro,. ~s,..ssS'
OF olsenaaIe1 VITA sesI pay anu tae wedding
out Of 1nCpMpetenfH, H1l SO reduce the SUPER
numesies by that time as to cFe chance to retain
an ,,o.4+,+4ono ot1r.-r
ITO the Assoeaased f1eaa'I
.-..... TEE ARhI BtIl-
WASHINGTON, june 1G-The majority OF the C0n-
ference Committee On the Army btll has agreed to