, 1866-04-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
ICowf,ny<d JTo,a t1yzt fn5<l
which they osig,na*ed 1llt TO remove onstuedcns
to patloanon in The month Of the AlastetpIa hvuF
ut ,he Socthwes. Pas snd Pace Loutte, bill
making m appropriation lor deepening the chan
mel over the nals of the St Masy's River in the
Eta.e Of Michigan, and hill mixing IN appropr!a-
tfou for dcepening the chanpet over The II. Clatr
na,e in the State Of Michigan, with his objections,
~hlch bills, upon a reconsideration by Congress,
wtfc passed oycr The Veto
NEW MILITARY oRDEns.
In compliance wtsb ordere from the War Depart'
1nent the military districts throughout the Depart
1nent OF Alabama have Aeep discontinued ana
1otI1tsJ pcsts cstnhshtd II Huntsville, Ia'tadeeA
Montgomery. Selma and Mobile. and Ear7soneu ~
the following troops :-FostyI yIourh ohs.eN tN s'-1
colofed tnfRnsfy, Th1rty fourth srcf1'en'
<olnnatesr, One HuutErd aud sersns9 o'eun Ne"
York volunteers, Eighth rrGfmens Iowa - sol3ae. ~
hNeenth United ssssct Infantry. am s"ts4's'
volunteer Missouri Ipfaufsy. --.
ea,prkRs' AND sA1LoRs' CN1oN
a+suss,tnr of the SoldEcrp' And Salprs' Union
Of This city last night RESOLUTION mas tn6oooeco
,n.t,rp I4ss1deui johDfoD AZ honorary member o!
1he Astocxtion, and providing fos the appoius1neM
of Committee to arrange tor re1rnade 10 His
E.xeascney. This sceolRtlon WIS promptly sabiod.
lion OF the eertcet Of the soIoies md saofs Of tbs
county. A. The heads Of the teveftl departments
iopr rpce tftued INSTRUCTIONS their eabordnatet
substantially 10 the n&me elect as those embraced
IN the f1csidents circu1xr, The members Of the As
soaton failed discover IN It anything calculated
70 modify their s'exs In regard to Ills E<ceencys
policy.
INDIAN 1nEA1r.
4 treaty has been concluded been the United
IA. NAr,A A.n$f THAt
cedtpc district In Northern Minnesota, near Lake
Supe.ior, known ne The ycrmlIlion Lake Gold Dis
tstca, vhetc laret number Of miners arc already
assembled. The treaty will be ratified By the Sen
ate In atew dsyt.
now THE rREspEyr VIEWS THE MAT1En.
Several prominent gentlemen clam that the effect
Of the passaee Of The Civil Rights Bill over the
hsn beeu 10 modify The Presidentt An:aIonisrn
to Congress-. and they predict The speedy adoption
By Congress Of = plsn tor tho restoration OF the
rebel Stalcs which will he satisfactory 10 the loyal
reople, and vii meet The Presidents approval As
to The Civil Rights Dili they say that the President
pl not fa,l 10 enforce II, noW at 1t taas be.ont
A%. II is afeeed shat the President, iAst evening"
saId he had exercised bis constitutional preeogsuve
in Welding the bill, and the Congress had exercised
its prcrogatfve IN passing 1t, and he should feel
bound by their action.
PER CONTRA
Some Of the violent Fol,rcrheAde dccere th4t the
President will ncse1 enforce the act. but vail up-
pore and practically nullify II. Perh1ps tho wish
fa.ber to the thought IN this esse. unless he d1c-
tates the con< he ctnnot squec the act. for the
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