New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

the President, and many workmen as the Secre-
tsry of War may deem necessary. ALI tie aps ro-
priatons to be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of War.
PARSON BROWNLOw INVITED TO SPEAK IN
BALTIMORE.
parson Broynlow was called on to-day by the
Mayor of Baltimore and invited to speak in that city
ON Tuesday evening. The Parson hes accepted the
invitation, and says he twill give them the devil
and rub il ill.," Mr.. Brownlow will lecture i'll the
Hall of the Smithsonian Institution Monday
evening.
PROPOSED EXPULSION OF SENATOR SIMMONS. |
We understand that resoluion looking TO the
expulsion of Mr.. Simmons from his seat in the Sen
ate on account of his connection with the Schubarl
contract, will soon he introduced, probably TO-
morrow.
THE CONFI>C ALTON BILLS.
The Senate talked another day to death over the
COnfscation bills. MI Sumner paid bis respects TO
MIR. Browning, who made fourth ppeech 10 re-
ioinder.
THE APPOINTMENT OF MILITARY GOVERNORS.
Mr.. Trumbull in the course of his remarks, said
incidentally that the appointment Of Mr. St'nly as
Military Governor was illegal. there being no such
Office created by law, and tue Constitution providing
that all officers be appointed by the President, by
and with the consent OF the Senate Gov. Andy
Johnsons appointment rested a different basis, be
having been confirmed as Brigadier-Genera and
then detailed to special duty.
THE ROUSE CoNFISCNTION BILL.
A stout effort will he made TO reach vote on the
question Of adopting Mr. Clarks sub ttute for the
House bill tomorrow; but it is doubtful whether Ii
will succeed the Senate is fond Of reading written
speeches on constitutional questions.
Tie result of The vote is not entirely certain, hut
most of the Democrats aud Border State Iaen will,
il il thought contrary to the course OF their allies
in the House, vote with the conservative Repubi-
cans TO substitute the Clark bill, believing 20 he
leas, harmful to the Rebels and then vote a.ainsi
the bill substituted. Senator Wright may vote ior
the House bill.
THE MEXICAN TREATY.
The treaty made through Minister Corwin' loal-
ing $l 100000 10 Mexico has, it Is understood, been
sent into the Senate by the President. The delay
in the presentation Of this treaty has, il Is thought
been owing 10 the reluctance Of the President TO
submit project SO directly at varisnce with The re-
cent action Of the Senate upon the subject Of McX'
affairs, while, at the same time, lie has mol felt
willing TO withhold it from their action, should
disposition now exist 70 change our line Of policy
and take a direct part in the siairs Of Mexico, 10
which this treaty, according TO report, would commit
us.
MORE AGITATION.
After the adjournment Of tie House to-day the fol
lowing notice was read from the Cerks SIX:
"A meeting Of the Conservative MEMBER who in favor
OF prosecuting the for the inin and in iVo OF na nan
inc the Constitution aud opposed to tie sedou sId de-
suctve schemes of the Abotionists is called to Ga.
hal Of the House Of Representative to moro" Saturday
By order Of tie Committee
IN APPEAL FOR ACTION.
Mr.. Fessenden, toward the close Of the proceed
iugs in tine Senate to-day urged action upon the
measures pending and stated that if this course
should not he pursued that the body might be left
without a quorum. He mentioned in this conncc-
ton thai Senators already leaving the city
and that one from California and another from MIN
nssota had departed. lie alluded TO Senators Latham
and Rice.
Senator Lane Of Kansas remarked tbnt be- too,
was desirous Of early return to that State; but
would remain to vote on the ConfscatiOn bill which
is now before that body.
In the House. the number necessary 70 constitute
quorum is obtained without regard 70 the now
Represented States but in tue Senate, majority OF
Tie Senators from the hry-four States IL necessary
for that purpose; in other words TIL ty-iiye mem
bers. TIE entire number Of elected Senators on tie
roll Of that body is foTty-lne, including the name OF
johnson Of Tennessee.
PARSON BROwNLOw.
Parson Prownlow was among the visltors to Con-
cress to-day, and the object Of marked attentions
from members.