, 1870-06-06

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III TAX ELL
WASHINGTON. June A-The Houso Vaesed the
whole 2frer0ooo In n1lbu ustsffnE. General sfhenck
brought forward his little Tarin BILL snd moved ite
nrBt section ~ an-anezdment 10 the TtI bill, a1d
declined to ALLOW xny debate or any proposition to
change Its pruy1sonA His demand for the pre-
v!ous question was beaten BY 70 to s., and he u
once withdrew bis bt1l, changed tho time when It
goes Into effect, and then offered It again. TIE
demand FOR the previous question Wa then
sustained By 20 to s. There waa great
cAnor and excitement during these proceed
!nss, ne huhbuh haging scarcely been eqaaled
tas session. The Democrats now resorted 70 1d-
clustering, which they kept up for nearly an hour.
About thirty Republicans, mostly from the Wea,
aQea saem IN trying to defeat the preytous Tnes~
aon, out eeclnet to have any pMt IN the Nlihus.
ennS. Ine main question on thS amendment WE
anauy Carried BY - to 81 This showed that tho
n1st secnons II least, Of Scheueks tariff, which
embraces everything but the free list, would be
aaopteo II Fe1e On It's passage couM be reached
ins DemoG. .as snen. Under the lead OF Eldrtdge
Inc This rhey did WITH yIvor and nert,n.cItv-
8nd 50 enectu&ly that 10 further h1sineea' was
done, though me yeas and nays were taken tve1va
or nfteen lines On motion tn as3our,
Or allow recesa. ThlpRa a,ter .
O'Clock went On to tho end very qu3c,iy M, VIM
out excitement Hait = dozen Efforts nj connn-,-
mise were made unsuccessfully, And Covode fur-
nIshed comic speech for yaztety, to which Woo1,
waru replied with some bitterness. Beyona thiz
there WAS nothing to record The De1pocrsm
wanted separate ypta On Iron, steel. aua thrre
or four other clauses, but 9chenCk anil the 7naior
Isy refused to yield. Hc viii, probably carry his
point on "Wednesday, though 3 number Of men,
bers insist that they will have vote On Iron and
Bessemcr ateel
CITY roLIT1C3-
The municipal election takes place Oh
Monday next There L. unprecedented
excitement and vigorous measures win
be taken to prevent intimidation and
riot at the polk II there Ii. = {zr voeo under
the registration, Emory, Republican; will be elect
ed by 1000 or 1000 majority The Bowen men, to
Influence clerks, sent ctcnla< through the de-
pa1tments saying, among other things, thus:
We are determined to spot the tTaltort, and.
eyarJ person who receives this tircular to report
to the Office Of the Daily Epeaasg Journal the
reslence Of all such as shall vote Or consptre
sgntnst the regular Republican candidate Saylcs
j. Bowen, for Mayor"
Some uen vent to the Nary Yard anil reported
that the employees Of the Navy fard who voted for
Nj. Emory would be spotted, anu dismissed, In &C.
cordauce with m order from the Secretary Of the
Navy The WoEktngmen's Association tt,eteupon
appointed committee to WALL upon tho Secretary
concerning the matter. when they Here informed
that the report WAS wholly false,
wH1rTKXoRH.
Whittemote, Of South Carolina, telegr1phed to
his former legal adviser, General Butler. to-day.
That be had been elected By over 5000 majority
Quite number Of his s5mpathlzers arc nlready
busy trying to n1 up mattel. so that he Will get
back to his Ee.t without serious opposition.
ITO the Aaaoc,sted Prexal
,..--.- NOMINATIONS. --
WASHINGTON, June +-Ths President sent the
jamln Y Abbott, OF New York, Charles r, James,
Of tie District Of Columbia, aud Victor Banenser,
o. SFs 51a l; ne e ss'e md
Edward l. Barney United States Attorney for the
Wes,cEn District Of Texas.
SHALL-P0I AA0SG TIE In14SE
General Sullg, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
for Montana, writes to Commissioner Parker from
Helena, May q: The River Croms have the small
pox very badly among them. and aIc scattered In
small parties all orer the country. Their agent
las tried every inducement to have the Grown vac
bs ns sSI In s
agent 70 remove the Crows away from the agency
ten mics and do ali he can to preyent any inter
course Between them and other Indiana
TIRE NEW FCSDIxG BILL
All the Washington specfa1s this morning seem !
to as5ee u asserting that the new Funding bill, -
emineoty dissasteful to secretarJ Boutwell,, and
mat the members generally express the opinion |
5aat there M be no Hesitation o. finances st z
ret1ceut concerning It's provisions, It has !
been learned that frst. the j0an i. for
one thousand millions Of consolidated |
stock: SECOND, the bonds are plain |
1 per cent thirty year obligations, free from all
National, State, or municipal ta1ation. except as
Imposed on Income; third, deposits OF gold Ii the
Treasury at per cent interest are authorized the
proceeds Of such deposits TO be used in the re- !
sues those OF 1862 fhis Is the length and breadth
Of the scheme. The proposition OF Nj. Boutwell,, !
for foreign agencies, Is left out, and there Is not
word about banks IN the hill.