New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. April II, 1865.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON Tuesday April H. ioo'
MORE REJOICING.
The yeriest ntoxication Of patriotic rejoicing
has broken forth afresh to night. The city is again
abaze with fireworks rockets and Illuminated 'buiia
inQs while bands Of music and great masses OF peop
surcharge the streets. The War Department and all
It's dependencies are decked with flags and brilliantly
Illuminated as are the State and Treasury Departments
also
SECRETARY SEWARD.
Secretary Seward was not so well this morn
ing but is more comfortable tonight He attached his
signature to and amended the text Of the proclamation
Of notification TO foreign maritime nations this evening
He has hitherto expressed his wishes verbally but
finding II less painful to bis fingers now communi
Gates by writing on a slate.
PRESSURE FOR RELEASE.
A strong pressure is already brought to bear
for the release Of the captured Rebel Gems Ewe and
Curtis Lee.
A PAPER SUPPRESSED.
Brig. Gen. George II. Gordon has suppressed
the Republican newspaper at Norfolk. The fsn Res~<
The crime Of Its editors their utter ineby to tes
ty anything against Ben Butler before the StarchaIn'
Der Court, into which they were summoned as
witnesses The owners Of the paper went to
tho President to-day, and appealed to him
10 order the restoration Of their property.
In the interview at the White House. the afdayits OF
number of citizens of Norfolk who had undergone pro-
tracted Imprisonment and when liberated been strange
ly nut under bond with suretes solely because
they could not testify TO the damage OF Gen Butler
were read 10 the President and elected something be-
sides Jokes The next Congress will make the fur by
among our arbitrary rulers and grand and petit urieS
will do something In that line in the meantime.
RECONSTRUCTION.
The Presidents platform Of reconstruction
was read out Of an upper window OF the White House
TO crowd that evidently expected other entertain
ment than they got 1t Is no criticism Of the speech TO
say that It fell dead wholly without effect upon the
audience But one sentiment In the whole OIL was
applauded-that which favored getting OF chickens ny
patching eggs Instead Of smashing them This figure Of
speech In behalf OF the Louisiana scheme OF reconstruc
ton provoked grealaughter from portion othe crowd
1t had its comment from an invalid soldier. lie said
Bad eggs cant be hatched. and ought to be smashed
reckon that Fields that tried to kill Judge Kelley
was an average Louisiana egg. never saw a seceSh
egg tina, could safely be hached." The more intelligent
important Offices here-went away Thoughtful and with
sense Of coming troubles in the politics that have sus
tanned the war and carried It through to victory In the
field.
EFFECT OF THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH
II cannot be denied and should not be sup
pressed that the Presidents speech has caused great
disappointment and left painful impression. 1t was
mentioned In tho crowd in explanation OF passage In
his remarks that Mr.. Lincoln opposed to the eI
tension Of the suffrage to oolored men. That he had
frankly said 30 20 Cabinet Minister. but at the same
time had said that be was open TO conviction.
GEN. BUTLER.
Gen. Butler had lengthy audience with the
President to-day.
OFFICE SEEKERS.
Over 800 Government officials from different
parts Of the country were awaiting the Presidents re-
turn TO importune FOR renewal Of the commissions for
another four years.
GHS. PICKET.
Gen. Picket's barbarity in shooting the North
aronans captured Union prisoners is sought to be
excused by tho statement that he acted under Lees or
defs.