New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-22
From WARRINGTON.

Special Dispstch TO The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Jan. q, 1906
SEVENTH REGIMENT RECEPTION.
The Invitation Committee for the reception
to be given by the It'll Regiment have waited upon the
President the members Of the Cabinet Gen. Grant,
and the New. Senator'S and extended to them 90
invitation to DO present that occsson. Many of the
elite of this city will leave here in time to Join In the
festivities Of the evening.
GOV. WORTH AND THE PRgEDMEN's BUREAU.
Gov. Worth of North Carolina, notwithstand'
ing his report urging the adjustment Of the Freedmens
Bureau. made application to the Superintendent at Fay
etevie N c. to intercede in the affairs Of bis daugh
ter living in Harne County and to direct settlement
with her negroes who had been employed the past sea
son. neither party being able to come 10 terms.
PERSONAL.
Gen. Butler, family and Private Secretary,
are again in Washington.
LIABILITIES OF THE PARDOEED.
Major T. Hennessy, District-Attorney for
Virginia is here comforting With the Attorney al
on the question Of persons pardoned being responsible
for costs incurred by the Government in hbeing and
for property released by pardon AFTER the
case has been fled upon the Court docket.
THE ADMINISTRATION IN CONNECTICUT.
Ithas leaked ont that the Federal ofice-holders,
in Connecticut Postnasters Revenue Collectors, Tide
walters etc. are making strenuous effort to get posses
sion Of the Union State Convention which is to assemble
at Hartford on February II. The intention to have
resolutions passed there indorsing the Presi
dents reconstruction policy whatever that may
| be; TO instruct the Congressional delegation
Of the State to vote for the early readmission Of
Tennessee. and generally to have the Union party Of
Connecticut put forth platform calculated to secure
the movers in the possession Of their plans. Senator
Dixon left Washington for New.York Q few evenings
since 1t Is believed for the purpose Of comforting with
delegation Of Connecticut oface-holders upon the
measures to be adopted to insure the success Of this
movement and especially the platforms to be adopted
ON THE RIO GRASDE.
1t is stated on good authority that orders have
been sent by the War Department 10 our military com
manden on the Rio Grande to stop all interference
with affairs on the Mexican side and al nibustertne
expeditions
RELIEF FOR THE CoLoRgD DESTITUTE.
This city has been divided into 10 relief dis
trc TO each Of which one or more visiting agents are
assigned for the purpose Of relieving the destitut'
colored people; the agents mostly ladies selected
from the representative Of the various Northern be
nevolent associations Five hundred and eiehty'hv'
raions issued daily to the sick and destituse freed
men Of this district.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION LEAGUE.
The Soldiers and Sailors Union League, an
association organized for benevolent purposes will have
Q National Convention here tomorrow.
THE PRESIDENT AyD NEGRO sUyyRAGE.
Il -
The statements made in several papers to the
effect that the President win vote any bill granting the
right Of suffrage TO the colored people Of this district
| ~ Wholly unauthoztyed by hin.