The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-30
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ItTrr 81 qg4w.rA WAsHNeToN, May 20. !,
| The President has approved the bill au-
| thoflzipg the secretary Of Che Treasury. to
make regulations 'agaihst the Introduction
of choleras aeI Wo4
The treaties with the Indians at Council
Grounds, on thciArkansas River, just pro-
claimed, contain pledges from each tribe TO
maintain peace All disputes are to be set
tied by iarbitfation, Reservations are set
apart Sforsthel undisturbed use Of their
| 4, y. CINCINNATI APPOINTMENTS.
None of the Cincinnati appointments
! were sent to the senate to-day for conflrna-
/ tion. The President has received an In
stallment Of communications in favor of
| Mr. Spooner, of the First District, urging
that he IL equally rs earnest a supporter Of
the Presidents policyas Colonel l.. A. Har-
rls. .'-'' A'fi ''' lIt 10
Mr.. johnson intends to give these sug-
! gestions respectful attention, and, besides,
the nomination Of an Assessor for the Sec
ond District Is not yet determined. The
President proposes to send all the Cincin-
natl appointments TO the Senate together II
practicable. .-yss ID. .,s ~
- ...-., COMBINATIONS.
| The Senate, in executive session, to-day
confirmeda q number of internal revenue off
GERS for the Southern States, and Benjamin
Harris for the Second District of Massachu-
of Svisas;S III, s.'ai ~ .IS
Sociaie mstica oFti, S,,ra u G, ,usnS rs
! Territory. Also. the following Consuls II.
| 7, Farrell, at Cadiz; w, Z. Morgan, ofNorth
Carolina, at WagaslIi; !. B. g. Smith, of
Louisiana. at Athens, and Nicholas Pike. of
New York, at Port Louis Mauritius. w
r RECONSTRUCTION.
1.-The aInehded dreconstruction proposition.
Joiiat;,' ~ t,o . ,. Iter 'the
~ w ePpllcilD caucus' are
q great Improvement upon the resolutions
rs il passed the House. The strikino ont of
derstood tbot Tho nronasjtian os suhnittod
will readily pass by tbe reonisite two-thirds
vote.
Ibis also stated this evening, that A COM
mittee of Senator's has hoen onnointed 70
Law the probositlon before the President
and ascertain his views i'm regard thereto
There is strong talk on the mart of many
members of the necessity of concillation.
and the present attitude of the SENATE on
the reconstruction business is pointed TO as
an lndicatlon' on Its part Of Willingness
70 come 70 terms. WIL
me pehocratlc congressman held eau
gus ms evening Tor the purpose of consid-
ering pan or procedsre m the matter of
supportlhg the PRESIDENT ana for the pur-
pose ohueuermlhS course as TO the recon-
strucllon question: 80 far have not learn
Gu VhaV any. .lhlhg delnlte was agreed upon.
EsaT ~ e NOMINATIONS.
To-day the name of General VIM. Z. |
Richardson was sent TO the Senate as Col |
lector OF lnterhal revenue for the Fifteenth
!flantzS Distrlet OF Ohioi While Colonel
huIus cheney ana General George &. Ginty
were respectively nominated as assessors
LOT tle lrst ana Filth Districts OF Wiscon-
sin' .....,. ..aNaI |
'o REFLECTIONS. l.tHn
The Senate to-day rejected the nomina-
ton of Wade Hampton as Postmaster of
Pittsburg; also, the Postmaster at I.afay-
ette, Ind '''
Colonel White an active member of Nose
hvis oiterrilIo hand L. l., wosb;n,,.n,, ,ool,