, 1866-03-20

dinus-Nofthcrn Pacific Railroad. &c
WASHINGTON, March lo.-Thc following are ths
iaets 1egsIdipg the reported interference by tht
IT. II he t municipal election q New Orleans
S1aphe to he Presdcnl on the 1sth Inst;
ins doubts as TO- The fitness Of his successor ciccs
yield the succession. The President replied as fol
lows by telegraph"
~ have no information to :fye tn regard to sur
sndens the MssyS5 Orleans ts pe
to4 showing that the election YVES mol regular, o.
that The !ndktd1al who has been elected caunot
4uaiif}. In tle absence Of .1ch fsoaL Tho prsump.
.ion + sat Tho election ha@ beea accorda: 10 l.w
and thst the persoT elected can tako tha .ssth oi
NJ; Monroe seems y: 5s1c known that efforts
!e]ee1aphed The President yesterday thai he hau
hcen regularly elected Mayor Of New Urleans, and
shai be y s Ioysl 70 the Union. and rs cnthnstas
,lfseidenttas Auy man living, and eau qualify &c.
corQ4eg To iaw-S. President replied to tbls by
repeating y teleGnsn sent to Mr. Kennedy, TINS
Of New Orleans and the c,vil md ilI;sry laws fhat
sosrsn tuch cascs.
President johnson yesterday received dispatch
Texas. eivn4 more hopeful account Of the doings
Of the state Conyentioulshau any that have found
their way INTO print. Governor Hamilton enns up
in session one month without Apparently accom-
these adopted by AlatAMa. VETO likely to prevail
That there Will be no trouble lSha1cyer coAs:tn1pR.
freedmen will he treated more satisfactorily thau
by moss Of The other States. The psincpa1 differ
euce OF opinion was whether the ordinance Of &C.
ceseon soould be merely repealed declared ab:o-
iute1y null and soid from tho beginning.
The report OF Z, ". W5Dkoop, Ma}or Of tho
United States army and Special Indian Agent,
dated at Fort Lawrence. Kansas, March 8, 1867, md
lpctoalpg the treaty with the AI1apahoe and Ghey.
eHne Indians. has oeen recelsed at the Indian Du.
Tkzf t. data HA%r<kd
A1knnsas river, kanfas, March /, 1861, and bears
tho ffgus Of twelve chiefs. Among the numbe, is
notorious George Bent {l1u rnah-hs.ket.} This
chel LIS long been ateErof to The fontie{r and the
fact Of bis signing tho treaty is m as.umnce
OF the fctfl1c peace and kafefy Of tho outer
settlcnenta. Na1or Wynkoop complains Of the
Eyetem Of free trade Carried on by irresponsible
reduction Of coEt1abaud articles and the admission
Of unpnucfpled men. Tie expetlllion brought in 4
young white girl namcd Arnan1a Fletcher, captured
IN August last near Fort HAl}ecE
The publication IN ecyefnl papere that the ten ap-
Pointments nj 1afge for cadets at West Point hau
teen n1ade BY the Prrtident or SccrctaEy Of War,
vas premature The question Is ettll uI,cu and the
selections undecided. Abont 5Oosappheations hare
been made for The Ten appointments.
A largr unnbcr Of the cif1zens Of the Northern
Territories met IN Washington On Saturday, for The
purpose Of expressing their views II 10 The p.ac-
cabiH ~ of the proposed northern ronte OF the Pa-
ctfe railroad. a committee Of five WAS appointed
prepare an address. urging Congress grant the
sid asked for. after which the meeting was ad-
dressed hy several gentlemen present..
The eh,praents OF fractional currency last week
OF which SlGQ, 100 WAS forwarded to the s1b-Treas-
uYcr IN New t0fE