New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

Government DR.. Cottrnan Of New.Orleans has also
been here in the interest Of Gov Wells and in opposi
ton to these committees Both sides were earnest in
urging the justice of their respective constituents
but the outside impression is that they met with no
special favor Of practical nature although politely
listened 10 by the President and Secretary OF State
Not particularly satisfied with their work they left
the city last week, and believed to have gone
home, but turned up here again this morning having
been, it appears, ouly TO York. What they arc
now after is not precisely known but will doubtless
become manifest. In the meanwhile the Senate is
keeping q sharp eye all appointments for Louisiana.
evidently determined that the recommendations Of
loyal men shall be respected, and that in the language
of the President Rebels shall be made TO
take back seats" While speaking Of Louisiana
politics, perhaps it may be well TO note the fact that
dispatch has been received here stating that John 4.
Monroe was elected Mayor or New Orleans on Monday.
Mr. Monroe held this position at the time of the capture
Of the city by Gen. Butler and Admiral Farragut in
ls62 and very violent and obstinate in all his inter
course with these officers. Gen. Bntier sent him 10
Fort jackson, and he afterward released and
allowed TO 60 into the Confcderacy, where be
display ed in telling the people that negroes
would make good soldiers. Gov Wells and his friends
believing in the sentiment expressed by Mr.. johnson
in his letter TO Senator Purcell Of New. Orleans that
Loyal men, and they only, should be elected to. and
hold Office" wil it is believed, attempt 10 prevent
Monroe from acting Mayor; but es the legislative
commissioners now here understood TO he urging
upon the President the propriety OF allowing him to
take the oath OF office. they will probably not he sue
cosslu,
THE coup D'ErAT or THB JOHNSON BEpUBLI-
| CANS.
Some additional facts have come 10 light to-
day respecting the action OF certain members of the
National Union Executive Committee Of the Baltimore
Republican Convention. Mr.. George J.. Center
OF Cleveland. OHIO. has returned home to-day;
and Mr. George Il. Wright Chairman Of the
Ohio State Central Committee. the gentleman to
whom ex Gov. Cox addressed his letter Of
few days since descriptive Of his Interview with the
President has arrived. The design OF Mr.. Raymond
OF New YORK. Mr.. Campbell aud Mr. Center ofOaio
and those connected with them in the movement, to OBJ
tain the control Of the National Committee IN Mr.. John
sons interest, is t. endoaor 10 counteaot the action
Of the Congressional Executive Committee who are er
gagged in raising funds and sending home documents
Which viii present their position fairly 10 TIE country.
to carry out their intentions these gentcmcn-Mr
Raymond. Sc.--haye ordered printed very large
number OF Mr.. Johnsons celebrated and woElGfe-
nowned speech Of the ed OF February revised and
rcmodled by him. The Congressional Committee are
much pleased with this action Of the Presidents friends
and will doubtless also order many copies Of tie sane
speech as it was actually delivered and reported yer.
batim as they believe that document not only ayala.
able contribution to any private library bat the mot
useful campaign publication that can be obtained
THR SENATE TODAY.
! In the Senate to-day Mr.. Lane OF Kansas iu-
troduced another Constitutional Amendment A. the
expiration Of the morning hour the hill admitting
Colorado n State taken up aud discussed BY MI
Wade Of Ohio Mr.. Grimes OF Iowa and Mr.. Hendricks
u. Indiana. WHO opposed the Mr Trumbul Of
Illinois and Others advocated is passage but vote
being taken the bin defeated 10 Yeas to :. Nays
TnE ARMY BILL.
Senator wilson will tomorrow bring up the
Army bl and urge 1t forward speedily.
IL THE HOUSE
day. after the introduction Of sundy resolutions aud
reports Mr. wilson Of lwoa reported back the Personal
Liberty bill with several unimpoant amendments not
affecting the intended scope, powers Of the measure
but clearly defining it, provisions. After BRIEF
discussion. the Yeas and Nays ordered and the
bill passed by 100 to 80.
The vote cast by Mr.. Dclano for the bill caused much
surprise and qualification; but the refusal Of Alr Ray
moud to vote at ALL although sitting in his seat and
submitting 10 call OF his name second time gave
rise TO many remarks which indicate that his non
action inspired something else than as;onsme Mt anonR
his fellow member The next action of tie House WAS
upon the Military Fertilization appropriations. The
bill was cut down in many Of its items. the most I'M
potan, OF which WIS the saving TO the Treasury Of
$4,000.
On tie motion Of Mr. DemiIg 10 strike out the nppro
priation for the completion Of an earihvork on Ship
Island, Mr. Demng stated. from personal knowledge,
that no such fortifcation required; that during
storms the entire sand bar swept By tho and
inundated and that body OF cond hold IL with.
out being encased in iron arm0r to protect them from
the mosquitoes Mr. Banks gained the floor his
bill appropriatipg sl0G0 for the Paris EXti.
ibition, ani delivered in support Of il by
general admission. lhs finest. aud most slccessful
speech Of the session Although its tenor was
in laudation Of Brother Jonathan the effort was 50
oraorcaly wrought that the entire House was capt.
waited and rveted to the closest attention through
Sewers. times mcIubers joined the galleries In applause
and when his honr had expired Mr. ConkIng expressed
the universal wish that he might proceed the ground
a, he stated that tbs House had seldom chance to
listen 10 such speeches. At its close Gen Banks was
enthusiastically congratulated from oil quarters Of the
House a,d refusing to break in upon the charm; vote
was carried for special adjournment over till to-
morrow. The Loan bill will be taken up tomorrow,
and although many amendm ents are deemed inevitable;
Mr. Morrill, is hopeful that its essential features may be
retained
THE PRESIDENTS LRvRE.
There is a large crowd Of strange faces at the
Presidents levee tonight.