The New York herald., 1866-07-21
Judge Stansbury Nominated BY the
President as Attorney General.
Receipts and Expenditures for
the Last Fiscal Year.
1he Receipts In Excess Of Expendilure es
Nearly One Hundred and Eighty
Zen Million Dollars.
WAsalNGros. July 90. 1864.

WAsHiSdToS, July 20, 1865
Admission of Tennessee.
wns evident from the appearance OF the House this
orning that mething of unusual interest and moment
expected transpre The galleries were thronged
with persons eager take part at least spectators
. piece Of legislation which be forgotten.
The attendance OF members also unusual.
~ large, and they persistently kept their seats,
totally regardless OF the lobbyists who poured in their
daily stream OF cards and who still preserve ingar-
ing hope thai the expiring hours OF the be
occupied in carrying through few more measures Of
legalzed cxtortion AZ Mr.. Bingham TO call up his
resolution relation 70 the admission OF Tennessee
The House was surprisingly quiet and attentive.
There but little discussion the question. Mr.
Bingham refusing 70 give way to most Of the members
who asked permission 70 speak. Mr. Boutwell,, being
favored with thirty minutes expressed himself unable to
for tho present He considered that the
present constitution Of Tennessee not a republi.
form of government, since Aisfranchised eighty
thousand loyal blacks and sixty thousand rebels and
vested Ill political power IN the hands Of minority Of
axty thousasA loyal whitss He proclaimed himself An
unoompromising advocate Of impartial suffrage and uni
ysrai amnesty. The democratic members protested
asainA Ne vote bsing taken on tho preamble
end resolution together. They perfectly will.
ing to pass the latter but were debarred BY their
principles from sodoing the former Lcave to separate
cisd tho debate with eloquent appeal for tho
ssrs the srst stop reunion and reconciliation
1hs shsn taken and the resolution passed by l25
yeas Il nays II Ncreated considerable laughter among
his political opponents, when Thad Stevens. who has
Aotorously opposed the measure, tooth and nail and
Who had, he thought marshailcd all hts forces In
exposition tho admission Of Tennessee voted In the
armative On the Of the passage Of the
rssolunoa BY triumphant majority, there followed
unrsssined approval and rejoicing from the galleries by
enthusiasts clappins Of hands
Tho resolution Immediately dispatched 10 the
Senate for Concurrence, but that body IN hurry
70 consider IT, and en Il quietly lying the table for
future acton
On the adoption Of the resolution admitting Tennessee
NJ Stevens introduced . resolution, embodying the
pncipai features Of the schcme OF rcstorson reported
BY the Comm tss Of Fissn and proposing that on the
acceptance Of the terms by OF the Southern States
shsy b II entitled 70 admission. Mr. Bingham
tackled IN amendment upon n the nature Of which
lost In the excitement that prevailed st the moment
and then direct vote the whole subject rejected
Nsninssisa Of JudGc stsnsbury as Attorney
General.
The President this afternoon nominated the Senate
HsaSy s,ansbuy, Of Kentucky, 10 be Attorney General
OF the United ststss In place Of Mr. Speed resigned
The Senate In executive session referred the nomlna
ton 10 the Committee on the Judiciary.
Henry stAnsbury born ZsnesviIls Ohio; sradn-
atsd at the Ohio Univsrsty. 1t Athens, Ohio; ad-
itssd ths bar In 1924 and commenced practice at
lancaster. Ohio soon aftss, and a at present about
ssvssty years Of age He studied law years before
commencing 70 practice and took higher rank among
jurss si the outset any lawyer Of the present
generation. He Attorney General Of Ohio under
portion OF the administrations OF Governors BARLEY and
Bsbb from is<S s and resumed HI. profession
In Columbus, Ohio until 1864, and then moved 10 Gin
csnnas whore he he's been ever since though nomnaly
residing In Counston, Ky. In politics be was hrs
whig then republican and finally Eannch member
Of the Union party thai elected Mr. Lincoln and Johnson
20 the platform Of which he sil adhereS He s Ger.
tainy of the lawyers in the Unit ed
States Hs acceptance was sgnined to-day, and his
confirmation Is considered certain
The Nomination Of Governor Randall not yet
Acted On BY the senate.
The Senate has - yet taken action the nomina-
tion of Govemsr Randall for Postmaster General Tho
hitch seems 70 be In the Post Once COMMITTEES which 10
reported be eqslly divided the case half being dis
possd 10 recommend the rejection Of the nomination
and the other half the confirmation There " doubt
.rpre.ssd that the Senate will confirm the nomination
whsshever way the committee report
A FnI-ehood Nailed vaIin pdixham Not Con-
suitina with the President on Cabinet Ap-
point su ens-.
rhe statement ,elegrsphed 10 some Of the Northern
papers that vsIIandisham, Bright and Faulkner are
here 10 advise the President in regard 10 Cabinet sp-
pon,men.- am authorized 70 say, purely srssuisooa
These gentlemen are here In connection with many
others from parts Of thu Union, solely 70 use
bs. influence they may possess 10 secure appointments
lor their friends In their respective localities
French Troops for Mexico.
senior Romero states that he has positive Information
shst troops stll being despatched 70 MEXICO by Ma
oleou.
Captain Fox In Paris.
The Navy Department in hs receipt Of letter from
Captain For, dated Paris July The health Of himself
end crew vas ercssnt He had an Interview with the
Emperor Napoleon . day or two BEFORE lasting over
hr.e drssers Of On hour In which he conve-aon lool