New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

linton, vcr introduced and passed The FIRST introduced
he Rceder W ake Of Ohio which requested the President
10 urge the British authorities to release Fenn prisoners
war in Canada The resolution was adopted by Yea and
/ Nay vote only two members voting IN the negative.
Tie other Fenan resouto asnirodaced byJudge Spad
Ohio It requested the President to have all proceed
ngs in United States Courts against FeGans stopped and
parties custody discharged was adopted unanimously
THE JOHNSON CONVENTION -YEW,YORK DELEGATES.
Thurlow Weed arrived to-day, and has decided to
put forth his call for State Convention at Saratoga tomor
row. 1t Is 10 meet Aug and choose delegates for the en-
tire State Fernando Woods city delegation not TO be adj
mod 1t being decided that they under the head OF
odicus men. Dean Richmond Peter Cagger Co. to DO
admitted.
THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.
The following is clipped from the co,umns Of al
evening paper published in this city:
ONO DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-AL OHIO Democrats now IN WISH
Hotel on Tuesday evening July "a at O'Clock srn
Ohio Democratic Club in aid OF the Democracy OF Oho IN tho
Having seen several eminent Ohio Coppcrhesds wandering
around the grounds Of the Presidential Mansion for the asst
few days the above notice excited my suspicious and On
inquiry Room No 9O2 Metropolitan Hotel found to DO
occupied By one Clement /. valandigham Mr. v will bs
with Us until the assembling Of the Philadelphia Convention
WASHINGTON EMPTY.
Washington has seldom been so depopuated at the
half full The lobby nearly deserted and the galleries arc
almost empty grand rush Of office hunters aud PhIadel-
p Convention men are expected here immediately upon the
adjournment.
VACANCIES IN THB SUPREME COURT.
The President to-day signed the bill enacting that
no vacancies on tho bench Of the Supreme Court shall be
filled number Of Judges is reduced to seven The
bill passed Congress last Friday and it expected that
II would surely receive the Presidents veto
REMOVALS IN CONNECTICUT.
George Washington Rogers, removed from the
Meriden Comm Post Office the time when he believed
treason should be made olious having voted with the
Democracy in that State last Spring and therefore prs
pared support my policy has received reaPpont-
mont. which hangs in the Senate.
The President has removed Representative Brandageos
Postmaster at New.Lonion. and appointed Mr. Butler.
formerly editor Of The ErHarr Paadipm. Radical to tho
vacancy Mr. Butler confirmed by the Senate to-day by
one vote The newly appointed Postmaster at Litched was
rejected by the Senate to-day.
THE PRESIDENT NOT GOING TO CHICAGO.
The President. friends announce that in conSe-
quence tie necessity Of his being within easy consulting
distance othe Phdep ba Convention he will not be able to
attend the Douglass monument Inauguration ceremonies at
Chicago as contemplated.
PERSONAL
Secretary Seward, Ihuhow Weed Henry j. RAY
oni and Montgomery Blr hao protracted interview with
the President this morning
Clement L. NaAandigham' Gov Moh'n and some Of tho
OHIO delegation Of CoppeThead Democracy hre in the Pres.
dents this forenoon awaiting then turns to be
presented
George Francis Train is about taking tho uP convert
the political heresies Of the Fenians.
ba the cane voted to Mr. Doottle at the late fair
in this city were raised in the Indian Department Commits
sioner Cooley heading the with $50 the clerks making up
Al amount Of sOO Nj Fuller OF the Indian contract
firm gave $500 Mr. DOOtle is Chairman Of the COMMITTEES
Indian Affairs.
Messrs Blair and Hendricks advocating the claims OF
Chief Clerk Wilson to Judge Edmundss position
Vice Admira Fsrragut IN town and Is tue guest q 'Ho
Secretary of the Navy.
Secretary McCulloch's Private Secretary, James Nj.
Davis was to-day promoted from Third to Fourth Class
Clerkshp T Of Governor Sharkey TO Washing
ton stated to the invitation of the President
who contemplated giving him Secretary stanton position
APPoINTMEyTs'
The Pension Bureau to-day appointed as noares
Oliver p. Gooispeed Sardinia n. VI Leverett Spring Ar
cade N Y; George Ray Glen Arbor Mich and as eIamin
ing surgeons Dr. j. +. Fairbanks Sabaa Iowai j. L.
Wharton, Parkersberg. Va
PARDOSBD.
The unexpired portion Of sentence in the case OF
Louis Webb Of the general service has by direction OF hs
President been RENTED ordered be assgnedo
such duty the interest Of tie service demands.
PORTLAND.
special collection was taken up yesterday in all
the churches here for relief o!the Portland sufferers V'
Urge sum realized.
PRISONERS OF WAR.
In reply TO a resolution of the House of Representa-
ivs calling unon tho Secretary OF War the number Il
prisoners Of either side held aad that died during the wa' ne
makes the following report
Number of Union prisoners South -........ See ~
Number of Rebel prisoners North ..-..-.-..
Number Of Union prisoners died .--.-.-.--- Z-.o.Se
Number of Rebe! prisoners died......-...... 2o'''
CUSTOMS.
The receipts from Customs at the Port OF NeW'io1k
for the year ending June 90, were s29O3.i7iS2 $.
INTERNAL RRyBSUR.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, Sl,3'J,o5o o.
FREEDMEN IN THE SOUTHWEST
Gen. Sprague, commanding the lNp"... go
Mississippi and Arkansas Indian Terrific - - '''"'
Of rations tor the past three months ~ 'e'us 400,
Nr-Sor
sS~Oio'' %
months in la55.