New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
the bill TO admit Georgia. and IL passed without
hiuisinn An nh,onrnrnnnt followed Immediately.

division. An adjournment followed immedlateiy'
Secretary Fish had several long consultations Win inc
President to-day In reference TO diplomatic changes anu
the threatened In Europe OF the former little couo
be learned In reference TO the latter Secretary Flsh Is
now OF the opinion that Is inevitable. He says tnat
there Is no question in his mind but that France means
war under any circumstances that kilograms are all
manipulated by French agents. and proof Of this he
states that the foreign Ministers here unable to OBJ
tain any dispatches and those they have been receiving
have been very much confused. He does not give much
credence to the statements In London kilograms that
France will send feet 10 capture Cuba. The remark
that this might have something to say Is
regarded significant coming "a II does from the Sec
rotary Of State He fears that general European war
may be IN full Roadway before the Summer Is over lie
cannot now how IL can be avoided He has not re-
ceyed any dispatches Of Importance on the subject from
our Ministers Paris, London Madrid, but has sent
q am all Geographic instructions to observe strict ne
tray etc. lie expects important adyices from Minister
sckles tomorrow.
As predicted the President to-day sent 10 the Senate
the name OF ex-senator Frelnghuysen, OF New Jersey
for Minister to England, in place OK Mr. Motley. Al an
Executive session tho nomination was taken up anu
freely discussed. It thought he would be promptly
confirmed, courtesy usually accorded to e1senators
Du Wilson and Sumner the especial protec
tors OF Mr. Motley objected and made short speeches.
There Ia doubt Of his confirmation at next Executive
aston.
Numerous inquiries have been made here to-day as to
whether the statement in this mornings Tribune con-
corning tire time when the Tax and Tariff bill takes
effect was The statement strictly accurate
the Internal take effect Oct l. 1870, the external
! Jan. !. 1871.
secretary Boutwell, has made every preparation for
printing issuing the bonds. He has selected the
paper the coors size and plans OF the bonds etc. ana
the work Is to done here under the supervision OF Mr.
McCartee who gone North TO have the paper pre-
pared and 10 obtain the inks The engraving Of
the various plates already under way at the Printing
Bureau is thought that some OF the bonds Will DC
ready market by the LIST Of September The denom
| nations will range from so TO $4,000
| The President, accompanied by his family and Gen.
Porter will leave here Wednesday morning for Long
| Branch
Secretary Fish will not leave for his countrywide In
NewYork until the latter part Of next week He prefers
TO remain here until all laws and appropriation bills are
disposed OF through his Department he will visit the
President at Long Branch from time to time as business
| requires.
The other Cabinet officers will spend most OF their sum-
, mer Inenths out OF the city.
The Conference Committee OF the two Houses on the
Army i'll agreed to report this morning, by which the
pay Of tie General Of the Army reduced to $780, with
the present allowances for quarters fuel, and forage
making in all 800 The pay OF the General
is reduced to 600 The army is reduced to 10000 men,
and all surplus officers to be mustered out, az pro-
ylded in the House bill. Officers not 10 wear the
insignia OF their brevet rank while on official duty, but
all other occasions they are allowed 70 wear IT, Inc
main features OF House bill adopted In the Con-
ference report.
Both Houses to-day voted TO remove the political and
legal disabilities Of Geo. H. Bier, the AdjutantGenera OF
Maryland. Bier Lieutenant In the Navy, and re-
signed the Rebel service. He engaged most
OF the time during the in blockade running He Is
highly connected in Maryland and appointed Adju
nt-Genera OF the State by Gov. Bowie and has been
holding the office for about Is months. The action OF
| to-day was to enable him to retain his Office.
The cadets who have passed examinations both at the
Naval Academy and West Point receiving their
appointments. number who failed at the Naval
Academy will have another chance in September The
President will fill the vacancies OF the cadets at large
in either school until September will the Secretaries
Of War Navy fill the vacancies the Congressional
| lists until that time.
question is pending before the Executive to the
right Of certain railroads to enter the Indian Territory
Some weeks since the Secretary Of the Interior decided
south, and from east to west but neither should
enter until the rights Of certain persons determined
it apprehended that the Secretary would decide
in favor Of the Union Pacific Southern Branch, and
against the other roads. An appeal made TO the
President yesterday and discussion had. To-day the
General by Caleb Cushing, Jno Hill Craig, and others
The Roads contend for the right TO build single trunk
line and the Cherokees contend that neither shall build
until regulated by Congress.