The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19
WASHINGTON.
Senatorial Debats or the Case
of General Fayne'
Charges Of Corruption Against Congress
man Anderson. Of Kentucky.
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Debate in the House ON Arbi-
trary Arrests.
General Butler Before the War
Committee,
AeY As.s 10.

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rHu RECIPROCITY TREATY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, 1905.
.SBs REoIpRocIrY TREATY.
Tho rresdent hcs approved the joint rcsoutou charg
Ing the President VIII tho communication Of notice Il
Me government of Great Britain of the wish Of Ii,
United States 70 teuAte the Reciprocity rresty q 1904
rHz CASE o. osNgRAI PAINE.
4 The subject Of General PAass rule al Paducah Ken
bucy, gave rise to-day, in the snate 70 very SHARP
Discussion. Aessrs Conness and Powell INDUCING In per-
bonalites vecgng breach OF parliamentary decorum
The further consideration Of the question finally post
Psned uats Monday, whom tho Military Committee Will
report upon the resolution calling the Secretary
War Tor all the evidence relating to General Painc's
alleged abuses spirited and protraoted debate Is
kicipated-
ARBITRARY ARRESTS.
There was very lively debate in the House to-day,
Fhch sppang up on Mr. Stevens motion to reconsider
Mr. Gansons resolution in reference the prisoners
ned in the Old Capitol and elsewhere the order Of the
War Department Tho administration members did most
bf the talking Out Of the investigation which this
tuition requires, and which the Military Committee has
already vigorously entered upon, it is probable that
additional legislation will arise limiting and restricting
pho power Of arbitrary arrests and Imprisonment
Exercised by tho War Department and its subordnates
GENERAL BUTLER BEFORE THE COMMITTEE OK TIE
CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
General Butler again before the Committee the
Conduct Of the War to-day. He said, as It had been
state miofacally that the Fort Fisher aasco the
and the OF his removal he considered
mat no cleared OF that affair." and he claimed that he
bad the right go through and explain and defend his
whole course since his appointment to tho command Of
The Departmeus Of Virginia and North Carolina He Is
prepared with large number of orders, maps, &c, to
put himself right on the record
PROMOTION or THE HEROES OF FORT FISHER.
T1Na Drool dov otad nri0a CANA
Ames breves major general and Colonies Pennypacker
Curtis and Bell brcvos brgadcr generals for gaantry at
the capture Of Fort Fisher The Senate day confirmed
Che domination Of General Terry brevet major general
And he will shortly DO promoted to be full major general
N volunteers
/, APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BIT THE SENATE.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed tho
nomination Of Alfred H. Terry, Brgadier General OF VOL
sntOers, to DO q major general Of volunteers; also
Charles B. Diserees 10 be consul at Bolone r. Rice
~ Maine, to DO consul OF Hakcdadl Japan; William
Tussy of st. Louis to be Collector Of Internal Revenue
For the first collection district Of Missouri.
ARRIVAL or SECRETARY STANTON.
Secretary Stanton arrived here this afternoon from For
tress Monroe
ER. SEW ARD UNABLE 70 ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF
Mr.. EVERETT.
Secretary Seward unable, announced, TO leave
Tor Boston today to attend Mr.. Everetts funeral to-
morrow Of the pressure Of business vt tho
Etate Department.
|. MosBY REMOVED TO LYScHBURG FOR SAFETY.
II Is oredsby reported that Mosby has boon removed 70
Lynchburg keep him out OF the hands Of cavalry
and that he is rapidly recovering from his wound
Kincheloe has command Of the gang, but does not At
tempt the daring raids Of his chief.
APPOINTMENTS.
Charles A. Peabody, formerly Of New York hos been
nx Nou
Orleans
Perkins Bass has been appointed United sntes District
Attorney for Northern Illinois, vice E c. Larncd, 70
signed.
. THE LOUISIANA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
The House Committee Elections have finally de-
cided 10 report In favor Of the admission Of the two
Lou siana Representatives from New Orleans but against
the Others consequence Of the small number OF votes
received by them This position viii probably be sus-
saIned by the House. bat win doubt lead to long and
exciting debate in which the status Of the rebeious
States will DO fully considered.
MOVEMENTS OF MR. FooTg.
Mrs Foote tonight received intelligence from her hus
band who is still at Fredericksburg He will probably
eoon make another attempt 70 enter our lines