The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01
Tho Measures Adopted to Eject Him
from the Senate.
Eject Of Passing the Civil Right
Bill Over tho Veto.
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1866.
THE IMPENDING CABINET CRISIS.

TIE INTENDING CABINET CRISIS.
Rumors have been quite numerous the street to.
day OF fare up between the President and his Cabinet
yesterday and that the President notified Secretaries
Stanton and Harlan that he was ready accept their
designations The point which Is said to have
been under consideration when this took place
was the question Of sending more troops
to Richmond TO ensbe tho negroes TO hold
their celebration. There Is doubt all that there was
spicy debate that point but upon investigation
is impossible TO nnd any confederation Of the fact that
the President asked for their rssgnations This part OF
the umor doubt originated In the general belief that
the duty Of the President TO give tho radical Cabinet
Ministers . gentle hint that their time has como.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
There have boon no now developments to-day In re-
gard 70 the passage Of the Civil Rights bill over the
Veto Tho impression gains ground every hour that Il
VII b impossible 70 override Presidential dsapprova
rHB NEW YoRK coLLEcToRsHrP.
Judgs Davis name Is again urged for Collector OF the
Port Of New York. He comes backed this time BY
letter from Nelson J. Waterbury, who was member Of
Governor Seymour's star during the riots in New York.
The friends Of Mr.. smyths again exceedingly
active pressing his claims for that position and assert
that Obosh unforgan and Raymond srs committed for
him Ths mrstiss Of Preston King prsstng the
appointment Of person 10 that once srong in
order that they may DO relieved that is probable the
YsssiAsat viii decide tho question during Ne coming
week
rnR coNoRussToNAx nuozss.
4 usaG many msmbers Of Consrsa took advantage u
the two days hiatus In Legislation oonssQusat upoa The
death Of Senator Foot and went homa Consequently
many Of The committees were lsft without working
la Of msmbsrL With one o. two exceptions shs com
mltsss rooms were closed and looked today
TIE sRooKs-DopoB ELECTION CASE.
Tho majority Of tho Committee on Elections agreed
several days ago report adversely 70 Brooks The sitting
member 10 the caso OF Dodge against BROOKS for repre-
sentative from The Eighth Congressional district Of New
YORK Tey. confessed have been led 10 this decision
BY Vague cad uncertain proofs furnished By both par
tss-in other words, that tho contestant received
great many Illegal by tho use Of cash, and the
sitting msmbsr received great many without that
adjunct The House Is not expected 70 oct upon tho
case and Dust Brooks tho democrat before the end OF
the coming week. Mr.. Brooks, ~ man and member,
A quite popular on the radical side OF the House, and
win not b slaughtered quite mercilessy a. Dan voor
hess and Others have been
THE PIRATE sExxEs.
Tho papers relation to the case Of Raphael semmes
baxs besn in the Presidents hands for several weeks
and the inference Ia that the proposed plan for his trial
viii not receive the Executive approval. II ssmmss n
guilty Of the offences charged the fact should DO proved
and tho punishment awarded In any case Is quite
time ali such prisoners put upon their defence OF
much longer shield Congress from tho responsibilities
ana consequences OF action This body has the I'M
doubted rght 70 order the Immediate trial Of oil
called stats prisoners and 70 prescribe ~ mode or
manner why Is 10 not dones why do the ciamorers
for ysG Davis trial content themselves with laying the
vhols responsibility tho Presidents door. when they
have The remedy In their own handsf
FINANCIAL.
The certificates Of indsbssdnsss issued during the
week amounted 70 nfty-nx thousand dollara
TEE yrxArorAL TROUBLES IN THE OIL RDorors.
Up late hour this evening no nfosmsiion had besa
received here that opinion Of the Comptroller Of
,shs cursacy would warrant any intsfsrssce BY The
Treasury Department the asn Of the PennsyivsaIa
national hanks 81 Mesdvils Petroleum and adjacent
PROCLAMATION OF AN INDIAN rKEArY.
The President has proclaimed The treaty made with the
head mon and chiefs OF The Bsckfest band Of Dakota or
Sioux Indiana n b similar 70 tho treaties recently
made with tvo other bands Of The same Indians, by
which they pledge themselves not only 70 preserve TO-
wards the United States psscs withdraw from the
overland routes In consideration Of these spulatons
they are 70 $1,000 per snnum for twenty years
PREsIDEsrrAL PARDoxs.
Three criminals were pardoned By the Executive 10
asy Jsssc smms onvictsd on three indictments fo
Smuggling In the United States District Court Of tn
STATE Of Michigan, and sentenced 70 pay I'm
OF ono thousand dollars on each Indictment
and 70 DO imprisoned until said fine shouH
be maid slmms has been In oonnnemsn
since June, 1885, Albert T. Gilman and Charles H. Gil
man convicted 10 the United States District Court a
Massachusetts, on the charge Of passing counterfeit frac
,ionai currency and sentenced each 70 three ysss I'm
prisonmsns AID to psy One Of one dollar they hav'
been confined sinee March, 1see.
vRxEpxxS's suREAu STATISTICS.
oo,csl reports received By the Bureau Of Refugee
ana r,.cdmen from the state Of Arkansas for tho mont
OF February, say tina. rsions ~srs Issued 70 Asoi rsfs
gees in rsbrusry against 1870 IN the preceding monsi
snd shss nations we're issued 70 wI frsedme
asslnss 81 In the month Of February IN
number of destitute refugees who have bses supple
from The government has increased, - aniic
passx nssr,v one hundred per cent nnes the month
January II d anticipated that the isaes for March vi
BE- fully great - those In February, but shai mey VI
BE- somswhas reduced In April and Nay, -
dsrcoutnusd In yuns srcept perhaps 70 the fsv VINO
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