New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13
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WASHINGTON. Thursday. Jan. Il Isou
THE oPP0sITIOs TO SENATOR WILSON.
Regret and establishment are expressed hs,s
at the opposition to The reelection of Henry w,cn ..
the United States Senate that he's been 80 unoxoeo.a,
uncovered IN the upper House OF the
slature. The magn6ed vote for him in the lower Bo,s
had given great satisfaction and created tho iuprso,
that be would be chosen Immediately and without on,
sition The manifestations of sympathy for thc p.o.
Senator today have been impressive and instruetive,
Democrats and Republicans alike crowded sround hn
to make Inquiries and offer services
GEN. BUTLER TO TESTIFY.
On the adoption of Senator Wilson's resol,.
tlon to-day that the Committee on the Conduct of m.
War inquire into tbs Of the failure Of the VII
mington Expedition. summons was issued 10 Con
Butler to come here and testify He will probably A.
rive tomorrow.
THE TRIAL OF wIEsEYFELDT.
Wealthy citizens of Baltimore, of long doubted
loyalty came here to get Wiesepfed the seller of soods
TO blookadermners and Rebels, psrdoned before his
trial the ground that be innocent gentleman
and an honorable oya merchant II has beer published
that their strange request granted In the trial
tOuhy DeIOre tne OcuDlcCny tcuFI, Tf JuOee.Adyo-
cate preferred the charge against the honorable mer
chant that he had offered him bride Of 1900 70
abandon the case against him, and hfa paid him the
money feeble reply Of the prisoners counselt0 TIL.
stunning revelation, implying doubt Of his trut
queched by Judge-Advocate North soyug Tint Re had
the money In bis pocket at the dispos on OF Court
It Is difficult TO believe that sose mslntcts Of the
Court were In doubt over point oiSaw raised b. the
ati sunvt
bribery was criminal and Punishable oferie
TIE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
The Instructions thrown in the way OF the
abrogatons OF the Jug handled Canadian unrecprocS
treaty by lobbyists from Canada and traders across The
line, were removed today in the Senate. and the
amended Joint resolution passed by that body aud VII
speedily go through the House.
TRIAL OF A NAVAL REPORTER.
Mr.. Osbon, who furnished the details OF the
expedition against Wilmington in advance OF is SAIL
ing and betrayed the plan of the powder-shp to blow
down Fort Fisher will next be tried before the Double
day Court Of Inquiry.
PROGRESS OF RECRUITING.
Returns received at the Adjt. Gems Bureau
show that recruiting Is very brisk now. particularly"
the Western States.
PETITIONS FhOM BUILDERS VI iHoH-NhnDs'
Congress is undergoing food Of petitions
from builders Of iron cads TO be reimbursed for alleged
losses on their Jobs.
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
| The Nassau National Bank OF Brooklyn.
n. Y, has been designated deposit Of pablo monsya
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Thursday. Jan. ~ 1895.
FERNANDO WOOD on PEACE RUMoEs.
| During his speech in the House to-day, Mr..
Cox of Ohio alluded TO the various rGmor Ia regard 70
peace and 10 the reports 10 circulation Of persons gpeg
to Richmond In behalf OF peace bit remarked that ths
gentleman behind bin, ST. Fernando Wood OF New
York had lust said there 10 truth in them.
NAVAL FORCE Of THE LAKES. ~
| The Senate to-day received message nom
the President in reply 10 resolution requesting iho
nation concerning an Arrangement lnnltihs the ne'h
armament on the Northern Lakes An nc.osure fon
tho Seoretary 81 State refers FOR IT, history 70 tke Amor
Jean state papers showing hat the limitations OF orce
to be maintainod sought by this GoTeIrnehi ans
that though the convention with Great Britain wA
informal as published In the Revised Statuex
vet IL appears Consulting the original papers -
have been duly approved by the President rafined y
the Senate and proclaimed by law. Tie nrranTement
was made between Richard Rush. Acting Secretary d
state and Charles Bagot British Enycy Extraordinary.
1 EXTRA SESSION INQUIRY.
| Several days ago, OH motion of Senator POM
erov tho Committee the judiciary was instructed -
bic the President 10 call extra session oi Congress
TO meet The necessity Of public emergency witsoot
the delay Of giving sixty days notice to the ieomoen
elect The Committee to-day discouraged from IN?
OF the subject law could DO fonnd
recurring the President TO give any notice whaeieri
II will be recolec,ed that Congress having adjclrned
without passing the Army Appropriation Dill Presi'
dent Pierce Issued proclamation calling for 40 iane-
diate extra session Some of the members had eit ths
city their way home but returned TO On
| the Executive summons. The sixty days NOTICE has
usually been given 10 afford opportunity 80 MI va
cancies and enable far distant members to reach
" ashinston.
| MORE SPEECHES To CONE.
| At least six members of the House have pro.
pared themselves to speak the anti Slavery oonst,a
| tonal amendment in addition 10 those who have
already expressed their views The will probably
be taken this week. The Indications that It VIII
probably be a close It's friends not yet sstts
| lied that ts result will be favorable to them.
NAVAL VISITORS.
| Vice a dmiral Farragut visited the Senate TO-
DAY In company with Capt Drayton, che com nander y
the Admlrars flag ship. The Senate al the instance VI
Mr. Grimes, she Chairman OF the Committee on MAYA
Affairs took recess Of ten minutes In order TO aford
the Senators an opportunity OF intercourse With that
distr guished officer The Admiral afterward YnscN
the House of Representatives. whore msny members
were introduced 20 him.
| pEsERTERs STORIES.
| In the party OF Rebel deserterS who arrived
here TO day from City Point several Of the orew
of the Rebel guubOat Richmond. who report that THAI
craft Is living near Chapns BuG, on the james RIVER
with scarcely sufficient complement Of insn 10 woTk
her as the desertious among her men had Dcen 80 "n
| merous " ishin o month past.