The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-10
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Prospects OF an EARLY Adj
tournment.
The House Ku Klux Bill to be Passed
at Once In the Senate.
Garrett Davis Visits Pres
ident Grant.
WASHINGTON, April 0. 1871.

CleuCy Dlllbs
The House Ku Klux Bal bssfs.,
VIII be reported tomorrow from the Senate Judi
ciary Committee IN about the same shape it passed
may be offered to 1t In the Senate. 1t il the purpose
OF the republican majority to pass the bill just it
left the House. There is no disposition the part
OF the republicans to debate IT. Whatever Discus
sion there Is win probably be confined entirely TO
the democrats. tw
Apother Piecemsal Amnesty.
Representative Hale, Of Maine. viii introduce In
the House tomorrow and press to passage the fol.
lOwing:-
A bill for the removal OF legal and political dis
abilities imposed by the third section or the four
teentn article OF Amendments to the constitution Of
the United States. Is h1gsa b CHI. e6ls
SECTION /. BE it enacted, &c, two-thirds OF each
House concurring therein, ThaI ali legal and poii
cal disabilities imposed by the third section OF the
fourteenth article Of amendment 70 the constitution
OF the United States on persOns therein mentioned
rebenon against the United States or giving aid or
hereby removed, provided that this act shall not
apply TO or In any way AFFECT or remove the disability
classes viz:-FIrst, members Of the Congress II The
United states who withdrew thererr0m and aided
the rebellion; second officers OF the army or navy
OF the United States who, being about the age Of
tweity-one years. left said army or navy and aided
the rebellion; third, members Of the State conven:
lions which adopted the pretended ordinances OF
secession who voted for tue adoption OF SUCH ordL
SEC q Be 1t further enacted, That before any per-
son shall he entitled to the benent OF this act he
SHALL within the district where ne resides, before
clerk OF some court OF the United States, or United
States commissioner, take and subscribe an oath or
Affirmation 70 support the constitution OF the United
states, AND 70 bear true faith and allegiance
Be forwarded - SAID ocer to the Secretary Of
State Of the United States, VINO she'll cause list or
M we s o.
session ttere0l, and the Of1icer before whom such
oath or animation Is made shall give to the pen son
and regulations as the secretary Of State may
prescribe YAK NS1sA 0H 9a
The People 60 the Presidcut.
A large number OF letters have been received at
the Executive Mansion congratulating the Presi-
dent on his complete vlndication by the report Of
the ST. Domingo Commissioners. Prominent gen.
tlemen have called upon him to express their feel
ings TO the same effect Many distant correspond
Bile comments on his message IN connection with
expressions Of their qualification and that Of his
other friends. -sws. -'t''f
Garrett and Grant
Among those who had an interview with the Pre-
stdent Saturday was Garrett Davis and 1t is said
that this Ia the first time the Senator from Kentucky
has called upon President Grant. although he ad.
mitted thashe had been Oil admirer Of MS pictures
for many months. -.
Proposed Screnndc to Sumner and Butler.
Prominent colored citzens have made arrange
ments to serenade Senator Sumner and General But
Ter after the passage Of the Ku Klux bill, in comp-
ment to their efforts that behalf II is the opinion
of some OF the Senators that the bill win pass their
branch Of Congress on Wednesday next
The Deficiency Bill. s a4
The special House committee appointed to con-
slider the Senate amendments to the Deficiency APP.
preparation bill have agreed 10 make no recommen-
dalton in regard to the amendment for the reissue OF
national bank notes, but will report 1t back for the
action OF the House, accompanied by strong letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury In favor OF egls
lation on the subject.
General Schenk's Salary.
The Senate yesterday after coming out Of executive
session passed the bill authorizing the payment OF
the salary to General Scnenck as Minister to Eng.
land during The time ne is engaged here as men,
Der Of the High Commission but sipulating that he
shall draw no other salary. The House has yet to
act upon it. sss .-a t
Changes In the Inspector Generals Dcpnr:-
Colonel L. Schrver, Inspector General, fs relieved
from duty In the War Department and as Inspector
OF the Military Academy, TO take effect the 18TH
inst After that date the usual reports and returns
Of the Military Academy Will be returned direct to
the Secretary Of War. r .Hr m
s.6st.. #5 Personal. .-..a t.-
Secretary Boutwell, will return here on Monday,
and Secretary Beknap also expected here on that
day from Cincinnati where he has been attending
the reunion OF the Army OF the Tennessee.
e SennIor Harian's speech
on the st. Domingo question is TO be translated
into German for circulation among the Germans OF
the West. as r
The New Loan.
Judge Richardson. Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury will probably leave for Europe early next
month to make arrangements for advertising the
new loan in London Frankfort, Hamburg and Am
Eterdam.
Receipts from Internal Revenue.
II is estimated that the receipts from internal
revenue sources for the present fiscal year will foot
up $1450oo,o00. During this fiscal year part Of the
old law was in effect to August l. part to October l.
and special taxes to May !. It is estimated that for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1871, the receipts
under the present law win reach about $780,
Weekly currency Statement.
The receipts Of fractional currency for the week
ending to-day amount to 402s,00O. Q
shipments to Assistant Treasurers, banks, &c.:-
NOtcS. So94z,olo
Fractional currency. 54Z, los
The Treasurer holds In trust az security
for national bank circulation 1885, 152, $50
And for public deposits. 1888, 800
National bank currency outstanding. a1ao25,esl