The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-28
ne OAIIAI,
Reported Acceptance by Spain Of Our
Government as Mediator in
the Chilean Difficulty.
Expected Dissolution Of the Re-
construction Committee.
Another Constitutional Amend
ment as a Reconstruction
Condition Precedent.
Rebel War Debts and Emancipation
Claims to be Ignored.
DISTINGUISHED Adults Excluded from
the 1epresentation Basis.
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Passage ef the Bill for the Relief Of
Naval Contractors.
Unexpected Disposal Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Bill in the House.
Its Opponents Make Coup and
sfs 1t is Tabled.
Conference Committee on the West India
Telegraph Appointed.
&c. dc &c.
Passage ef the Bill for the Relief Of
Naval Contractors.
Hts Opponents Make q Coup and
1t is Tabled.
Conference Committee on the West India
Telegraph Appointed.
&c. DC: DC.
wAsu,serox, April q, 1866.

III.
xsv FEATURES IN THE spAsrsH-cHu.AN IN.
BRooLIo.
IL n reported here to-day on very good authority that
The Spanish Minister in accordance with instructions
From his government has proposed 10 the authorities
hero TO accept the mediation or the United States gov
srnment in the Spanish Chilean complication and 10
refer the claims Of Spain TO our government for arbr
sion, and abide by the decision.
THE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEES.
me Reconstruction Committee will meet again To-
,norrox morning. well informed members uy fer the
,ss time or the ten thousand dollars appropriated for
he expenses OF this committees about three thousand
rsmain uuexpended: 10 IL has mot been ycry costly
Injury sftss an strangely enough Mr. Stevens appears
n he one az the best ueased among lis members Al the
prospect Of breaking up.
.-s ann vr,sox,s ppcousrrrcr,oN uxsor ur,ous
hc re.o,us,cps ,r.r,tucsd tod.v hv sap.sor w,,son
- ~ iasrc. ,t.t be ,ct,on cor,.,ttss srs ma
- ur.he to arres upon spv urscaica scheme hut that
N. .sr~sh,. rebsrs AZ shs ssusAs have In The mean
siyDe Greatly modfGed some a their crude ou,p,oos
1hay provide tas the rcbs dcSs snail never b paid
shAt no Indemnity for slaves shan ever be paid 70 tho
pcope or States OF the South and that Southern reprs
ssntason shall be in proportion 70 the population 10 the
slasses allowed 70 VOTE M
uxRcurrvH APpoIrrxKNrs-rHE rRrsrpxNr's
JrRrErDs TO Receive THE rRKpERrNCE
-
che matter Of Executive sppointments The Presidents
seems 10 have realized that longer orbearancc with the
enemies Of his administration and its measure
ing rank injustice to his friends and to realized
the potency Of the old party maxim that 10 the vctors
bolong the spoilsn As consequence the radicals who
mustered efrontery enough to ca upon tho President
and solicit appointments for their friends received
little reward for their labors, and were treased
70 . plain exposition Of his intentions for the
future. They were told In language decisive and un-
isakabie that his friends should have the preference,
and that no known enemy the administration policy
should receive the quaa endorsement Of federal ap
psintment In addition 10 this, tho has actually
been set TO work and decapations are now Of daily oc-
currcnce Iss effects are already visible In the altered
and respectful department Of than radical op-
ponent in both branches Of Congress Heretofore when
The Presidents private secretary sent 10 the Ca
pitol on onhciai business he received with
naughty frgdity that absolutely insulting. within
few days all have become anxious 10 do him
He met with the bsndest Of smiles and surrounded by
crowds who protest against any rupture Of the friendly
relations that should exist between the President and
Congress- and who vie with each other in bestowng at
tsuons, utcrng pretty speeches and deprecating the
sdea that they in hostility TO the Execu
rvc. Bot the work viii 60 on No one will bc deceived
~ hollow pretenoeA those omcenoides Who have
abused their positions 20 vfy the President and disrupt
As republican party will be made TO give way to bcttcr
mon Tho bare manIfcs aon Of this resolve has already
half accomplished its purpose.
TEE FOND pu LAC rosrxAsrpRsmp.
Gusnor yarch,ld Of Wisconsin. IL here TO push the
.,po,utmeut Of q rndscai postmaster for Fond du lac
which once win soon be vacated by resignation The
appointment was lately made In accordance With the
Governors views bun subsequently, Withdrawn as
the urgent request OF Wisconsin johnson republicans
on the ground that the apponee was not one Of them
rhs appearance Of Governor here reopen the ght
10 looked upon az srine "cheeky' by the friends Of
senator pooll,,lc u~much as the Governor wen, out
Of bis way 10 endorse and approve tho Wisconsin reso
buttons osnsuripg Mr. Dootte Tho Governor no doubt
came on at the suggestion Of senator Howe bit II fair
10 presume their oint abors viii be fruiticsa The