, 1870-06-05
WASHINGT ON.
Further Consideration Of the
Internal Tax Bill,
Much Time Spent in Filibus.
te1ing Over Schenck's
Tariff Amendment,
;Strong Efforts Made to Obtain
Separate Votes on the Iron
and Steel Sections.


mK TAX BILL
WASHINGTON, June THE House wasted the
whole Afternoon In nlbu1teflnE. General Schenek
brought forward ha little Tattn bill and moved lta
0rst section As An amendment to the TAX bill. 2nd
declined to allow any debate Of any proposition to
change Its proStHtonA His demand for the pre-
ytous question VIA beaten by 80 to s., aud ne ut
once withdrew his hin. changed the time when it
gocs into effect, auo then offered 1t again. The
demand for the previous question wAz then
sustained By 20 to sa There waz great
cla1npr and excitement during these proceed
1nEs, the hubbub haylng scarcely been cquallcd
this session. The Democrats now resorsed to 1l-
clustering, which they kept up for nearly m hou1.
Aboat thirty Republicans, mostly from tha West,
aided them In 1Jtng to defeat the previous ques
ton, Tut declined 70 have any part In the 0lbus-
tertn9. The MAN question on the amendment WAS
n1a1ly carried BY 20 to S. This showed that the
nrst section, At least, Of Schenck's tartn, which
embraces everything but the free list, would be
adopted vote on its passage could be reached
The Democrats then, under the lead OF Eldrtdge
and Randall, determined to fight 1t out On that
line Tlls they did with stgor and perttnaclty,
and SO ercctuallJ that no further business WAS
done, though the Jeas and nays were taken twelve
Or fifteen times On motion to adjourn
t,r allow rcccsA ThlnSa after
O'Clock went on to the end verJ quietly, and With
out excitement Half dozen efforts 1t compro-
mise 8ere mnde unsuccestful1y, and CoVode fur
p!shcd comic speech for variety. to which Wood
ward rfp1esl with some bitterness BeJond fhis
there wAs nothing TO record The Democrats
wanted 4 separate vote on iron, stetl, and thrce
or four other clauses, bnt Schenck and the major
ity refused to yield. He will probably ca11J biz
point On Wednesday, though number OF mern-
hers insist that they will hare vote On Iron and
Det6emcr steel
c11r ruu11ca-
The municipal election takes pIsce On
ThAra
excitement, and vigorous measures will
he taken to prevent intimidation and
Eiot ut the polls- II there is a fair vote under
tho registration Emory, Republican, will be elect
eli by 2 600 or 900 majority. The Bowen men, to
Influence clerks, sent circular through the de-
pa,tmeuts saying, among other things, this:
ave arc determined to spot the traltors, end,
IN order to accomplish that, earnestly ca1l upon
every person who receives this circular to report
to the ONCE of the Daity Erentng Journal the
pzmcs positions In the departments, and places OF
residence " a11 such as shall vote or co1spiEc
against the regular @ Republican candidate sa5lcs
Some men went to the eayJ Yatu and reported
that the employees Of the Navy Yatl who voted for
Mr. Emory would be spotted, and dismissed, In &C.
cc1dance with IN order from the Secretary Of the
Navy. The Worktngmeq'S Association heEenron
appointed committee t6 ~tAlt upon the Secretary
concerning the matter when theJ we're Informed
that the report was wholly false.
wHI1IExoRE-
Wh!ttemote, Of South Carolina, tclcgraphcd to
his former legal adviser, General Butler, to-day,
that he had been elected By oyer 5000 majority.
Quite number Of his ssmpathlzc1s are already
busy trying to nx up matters 80 that he will get
back to his seat without sc1tons oppohuon. --
TIC The Anocistod P1r1Al
F0AfNAT10Es-
wAsHISG1oS, June 1.-THE President sent the
following nominations TO the Senate to-day: Ben
ja1nin Y. Abbott. Of New York, Charles P, James,
al lie District q Columbia and Victor Baqeneeft
OF North CarOlin3, Commissioners to revise and
consolldate the statutes q the United States;
Edward L Rarney United States Attorney for the
SMALLPOX AMONG TIE 1SpIASs-
foI Montana, 11iles to Commissioner Parker from
Helena May e5: The FLYER Crows have the small
rux very basilY among them, and are scattered IN
sma1l parties all over The country. Their agent
has red ever induesmsn TO- hare the c1ows ys;, :,
was had medicine. General Su1ly has written tho
aecnt u remove the crows away from the agency
ten miles, and do all he can tu prevent auy inter
COURSE between them and other Indiana
THE NEW TENDING BILL
to asree In asserting that tic new Funding bin, Is
eminenty dtstaste1nl to secrcta1y Boutwell,, and
ibat tSefe vii Se 10 sssisi}on on nanees Il thu
session. Although the committee has been Ee1J
Sssa tssaf'i !*.asa Sssi*aax Il an 70
o!c Thousand millions Of consolidated
eei eept ihty ea9 9s saRs e oR Il
National, State, or municipal taxation. except as
imposed on Income; tn!ra deposits Of gold II the Il
Treasury at per cent uteteSt nfc authorized the
proceeds Of such deposits to he used IN the re-
sues, those Of ls&s This is the length and breadth
nf tie scheme. The proposition Of Mr. Boutwell,
for foreign actncies Is left ou and there Is not
word about hanks In the bil1.
4 VICTIM OF THE ISpIAS3-
Mt. Kelley, who was captured some time a91
By the Sioux, and whose account OF the most tnde
cent and brutal outraScs upoo her, committed b
:aavAEcs, % worked up eur people, atr1xed hcl.
It appears that the Indians noE here we1c the per
pc.fatots OF the outagca Notwithstanding this
MIA Ec1lcy visited them. Both parties seemed Il
he pleased with the meeting. and entered into
Lively, End, apparently. friendly chat.
TIE INDIANS VISIT TIE HAFf fAEn-
Rcd Cloud and other Sioux Chiefs were to-da
taken to the Arsenal and SaTy 7 ard A. nc Ia
ter place. theJ witnessed some drinS OF thc neas
roHott guns They appeaIeT ne!s @ interested ss a.
the needle r,ties At the Arsenal .aaa ~ "a t4c caq
but declined participating tn iunenron at IN
residence Of Admiral Doh1grccn Eecfetar
1tobesou and regiment Of mat1ucs rece1Tcd IN
party at the Savy Yard-
senator Robertson, Chairman Of the Select cor
Iu!ttce On Political Disabilities this forenoon on21o f
ported bill for the relief Of more thap phed rcs
tand persons named the.e!n a,1s aaa States ana Il
District OF ccinnn.a anaaas as;4nx cosf1RxEn -
The senaS,f, aS,f,-,.isT sa'1' to S constan,inoSn' ioSI
ana ..jina,1on % 81 Bcn Pos, oaSe.1S 81 ohio. e
IoEefnor VI Montana+ rick James Il ashley TO +
Tefnored. A discussion, lasting nearly two honl
cnsued, In which Mess1s- sherman, Morton, nov
pAtton, and Mcssrs. sumner, Sye, Cameron an
ethers Senators opposed 1t. Wlthoui.s yotc, tn