New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-16

tam Why tney 40 no. h lnyest,raton Is at the printing
Office In order 1t may be discovered ~ hos been
practically Suppressed to which the House went
to expense OF dispatchinS speeh co"i''eo M
the way to Louisiana. An,
The Bayfleld and st. Crox Gland grabbers are sun
working Industrously, and to-day have new pan Oh
operations. They hope that Ii another cohio'oo 10
ordered Speaker Blaine may be induced 10 ia'or 'ne
I'm the appointment OF the conferees Is not pee'cu'
however that any such hope will be realzeu pecause
fair construction OF the rules OF the House REQUIRES tWo
OF the three conferees to ne posl'ey IN t "n the
tho majority of the House rs shown ny inc Vote on .n
hull III the House does not reccde tomorrow, ana u VIII
require good deal OF courage for members VINO %
against the grant, when the bill passed 10 chage ter
votes or dodge the Speaker will lie In duty bound 10
appoint second conference similar III opiioh aS 'io
first.
Wizards Civil Service bill comes up on Wednesday,
as the specia order but the House, in the debate last
week. showed itself intensely ana uhreasohapy nus
tile to anything savorng in tho eghtest degree OF an
atempt 10 correct abuses in the civil service that there
"a little probability that the bill will even be allowed 10
marty killed in of the indirect but eIceuVe way >
permitted for debate on tho measure, Mr. Willard will
make speech in advocacy OF relorm'
The House Committee on Appropriations considered
at its session today the various estimates made for the
continuance Of the nubc buildings already constructing
in several cities of the Union. The Committee decided
TO appropriate 100000 for tho Charleston budins'
which was begun by the Government before the break
ing out of the war in 1861 This bnldng & 70 nr
house. and has already cost between so0cO' anu %
CO., and nd, sn rSt yet at comba South Carolina
TO finish tho building at MaGhas' mrHo ON w
Omaha building 100000 to continue the New,Oreans
building; $4,000 for the current repairs OF tne treasury
Department. and 81 100000 for the new State Department
building now under way in this city. The meetings Of
the Committee Friday and saturday VIII pe @
TO the consideration OF PameTs Postal 1tleEraph p
and President orion OF the Western Union Company ana
several Of the bestinfermed persons on the suec Wi"
be heard nj that time.
f;o, N
posed macs meeting in New-YOrk, tomorrow evening,
are celebrating on the question Of speakers senator
Henry Wilson has been decided upon as one OF the
orators but whether the other TO he selected from
Members OF Congress will be Senator Morton or Iepre-
sentative Bingham has not yet been decided
bill to provide for the counting Of the vote for Presi-
dent and VicePrcsdent by the two Houses OF congress-
in Joint session. was introduced by Mr. willard to-day.
To prevent any trouble from arising by reason OF ONCE
lions to the validity OF The vote Of state such OBJ
icctions are raised 81 f. provided that the Two Houses
snail separate and the objections he discussed aud vOcd
upon by each House scpaf3tey it Is further provided
fiat no appeal shall be made from the decision OF the
presiding officer of Tie JOINT CONVENTION Vi 'ho t"o
Houses.
The Senate CustonEOuso Committee VIII probably
hold IFS next meeting ON Saturday OF this week. The
Chairman has invited John T. Cleveland and James L.
HASTE to appear IN to requests hlade by them
that they be allowed to reply to testimony Already
given by the Committee
Henry " Smith, the principal In the combination
whose object to produce corner IN greehbacKs In
New-York in connection with the Tenth National Bank,
n few DAYS ago, and Familiarity known as Lookup"
Smith has been summoned By the Committee OF Bank
in" and Currency expected To arrive mere toOT-
row morning. The Committee have also aecidci 10 Suhl-
mon Daniel Drew for examination
The President has paroneda gambler named L. Truit,
who was recently fenced to years imprisonment
for keeping establishment on Pcnn5yvan aayc near
Hotel Ills conviction was the result OF de-
termned effort made by the authorities to break up the
numerous gambling hes in this city, and his prompt
trial and sentence had the eject OF irShtenng other
persous engaged in the nef!Ou- business, ara Ill
duclug them 10 shut UP their dcns The Presidents an
accountable pardon Of this criminal has much dfcour-
the gamblers TO return aud speedily resume Their
oCCupatOl
The Controlership Of the Currency has not yet been
filed. The chances Of Chief Clerk Knox for The place
ere believed be good he having the approval Of the
Republican delegations in Congress from New-York,
Minnesota and Illinois 1t will not be strange how
itcan who knows nothing Of The business, be selected
i'm consideration of services TO be rendered by him
In the approaching Presidential canvass The recent
apuOnrnc OF Filth Auditor made upon this prin-
Recommended FOR the vacancy but the place was 1t will
he remembered given TO eXnenber VI Congress from
New-Hampshire.
Secretary Boutwell, has given it his opinion that the
Chicago Relief bl recently passed, Will allow the npor
taton of duty Of manufactured lumber TO be used
III the burnt district OF Chicago.
1t was Mr.. Wakeman, and not Mr.. Lamport OF New
York. who spoke against Civil Service Reform In the
House. last Friday. Nevertheless, Mr. Wakeman voted
for the appropriation for the Commission and Mr. LAM
port did not.