New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
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Passage Of the Civil Rights
EsiIH.
The Case of Senator StacAion'
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
THE HABEAS CORPUS.
THE HABEAS CORPUS.
TySE Roam BIIiI,.
Speeches by MeSsrs. Hooper Of iassa-
chusetts and Wentworth of Illinois.
GENERAL MATTERS.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, March IL ls66.

official eorrespondenCe Withtlc Provisional Governors
Of the Southern States received by tie Senate To-
day 1t viii be recognized as the document that Con-
cress has called or three times and which Secretary
Seward replied that che had supposed the trivial mat
Ter had been attended TO- and bad escaped his atien-
top.s II will form an intensely interesting addition to
our political history and be read with especial interest
in the light Of tIansririns opinions and events.
Among the telegrars furnished TO tie Senate is the
following
FxEcrrivs CrTcr WAsHING.oS. PC. Nov. 26, 1905.
JAwgs JOHNSON FSorillolCi tcra.'r 'If tIrfi.e. o.
You viii set as Provisional Governor Of Georgia
unt relieved, aud your uc,,sor r'cosnId ~ ne coNn
At present. fiosl.Iona IoyVThnr would ss"r
cefilcl.es G.. election 10 in-H3eTs OF Coaes elect 10
understand 20. cp-tC none oi ne u 'ri' ee1t 20 .'
yre.s .rom Geocia aa Ee The oath OF obs, . row ftenc
Please advise me 81 hcr zeal steins a' ioloy'y ana gu
hra0a, "a regard 20 ctbhty LLuef vac o" ana l"e NVu
tuition rec.c; er that sou lave app pensions o. - te
81 your es.ature. ara none no old viii cone out
r- You wi c.ft she rpprob.on al the Cover neni fur
tie .oya and Elf cut which you have unchanged
'01' @~'y '' i'''''''--- Aypn-v JOHNSON.
President of tho tl.ted states.
TIE fcllowug bears somewhat remote date,
but win aBaic none o. is interest from that fact:
WAsH,sG7oy. Jay4 1906.
W L. sn,RvFY rr-r.sics1LGotc,aorcf t f III JalssoH
Yonr e-Tam the 2si na BEEN we'd Ire President
no reason interfere with Con s.ocuas 1;oceednr
The Government the state viii be provisional only unt
tue civil ait sh, 5e restored win the apnrova Il
Con-sess. Meanwhile t1-'Ay aui.oIty c-nYot vs WIN
drawn, WILLIAM H. SEv4RD.
TTLEGRAM.
DEPAETNgST % STATE. WAsHiS0ToN}
sefL H. 4.6a.
sr Yoar e-ney letter of,he 29,h ao with Tie &C.
comra1y n, rfo,.amou los been received and s'rmied
to O. Pe.ilcu Tne se- 20 which Il refers toward feos
caui1iug vcrHment florida seem to be- IN ihe uAn
odcon AL good results from then y be hoped Tor Inc
presumption to which the psoc amaon Fetr Ao"eve IN
fvoT q i-reus wno ny WEN 70 Vo'e ara VINO may LAe
applied ioI PAT net Esce.Vec; 'Hef p1'oo' s 10y
approved. an applications ior iaEdons VA b. daily consic
cred, aai sill be disposed II o. soon may be practicable
u mr however BE distinctly uneefco4 tha' tie atom
to which yoar Proclamation refers vii be subject to the de-
ci..ou OF Congress.
bave tae nonor 20 be your EIeelcgey's OBJ, seryt,
His Exoe-ency. wiIIiA~ MAHvs, Ifoglsiolal Governor
TELESRAX.
DrPlRTvr,T or STATE. WAsBJEGTOS, NV. ., 1883.
To Pc Erce'esey w. MAEvH, PTo''s'oHoI G0re'Ho' 81
Flridq. gaLl41Eec:
have aud aid before the President your dispatch
o. the lh inst While me I'm Ne @. fcvefe good things
done IN Fonaa yoa the time ir'0Tm tAa' Il Ala
ae 10 meet before Florida Lesistuge act tne Consi
utio1a Amendment Of the Coasttoa q e United states
sbo .hns Slavery. in that ease tue Forts L"stine III
accept u otherwise, there VIII be Chc-y on TIE sID
jet. ,.-,...tt.. 49,;
deuee Of Imposition tie part % ofida 10 MAKE her r.
sumption Of loyal relation 70 The orion eelea pan eonl
that wiz promptly accept the consttnonai smend
err. IN The STATE Il Florida heretofore cOoled - you until
relieved by the express direction Of TIE President Co.,
TIE PENNSYLVANIA DEGoCaACY AND THE PEESi-
DENT
1t viii he remembered that the late Copper
head Convention OF Pennsylvania after nominating
MI Cyner for Governor passed resolution indorsns
the Presidents policy. subcommittee was appointed
10 come on here aud present the resolution in person
This grateful mission essayed few evenings since
Tie committee were admitted 10 audience with the
President and were proceeding, after the most ap'
proved fashion, 10 assure him that the Democracy OF
Pennsylvania had designed no empty compliment; that
they had watched his recent action with no
ordinary qualification; ard that they should
stand by him and his Administration so long az
he 10 noby adhered TO the sacred Constitution Before
the peToraiion reached, the President broke In
upon them with the suggestion that the wisest thing
they could DO 10 boice and change their ticket
He beie.ed that they had made fatal mistake in nom
mating such man. especially at this particular time,
with much other remarks OF a similarly encouraging
character The last seen Of the Pennsylvania Commit
teemen they making for the Baltimore depot in
ieariuly demoralized frame Of mind.
INDEMNITY TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
The introduction of a resolution by Senator
Grimes some time since contemplating indemnity to all
officers and OF the navy for clothing lost during
the war; has precpitsted perfect avalanche OF
spondence upon the Fourth Auditor Office. 1t ought
TO be known that such law has yet passed Congress
and there Is great doubt If it ever does.
RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS.
The following are the receipts from Customs
NJ the below named ports from the LIST to the 10th inst
inclusive: New York. e. 7is Col 81 Boston, s3i4 l66 81
Philadelp hia. sl4i. 5sl 9j Baltimore. s93 1890
LEAVE GRANTED.
Permission for delay in joining his regiment
for GO days has been granted Brevet Brig Gen. G. A
Custar, Captain 5th IT, 5. Cavalry.
MUSTERED OUT.
The Secretary of War, in special orders
directs the muster out Of % Assistant Quartermaser
Of volunteers.
SENATOR NYE
returned from his stamping tour 10 New Hampshire and
Connecticut this morning. He gives glowing account
OF the prospects in Connecticut and says that she vii
second the action Of New. Hampshire.
SENATOR SHERMAN
left this evening take part in the Connecticut can
ssss He will speak at Stamford Friday and Bridge
port on Saturday evening.
MONROE, THB REBEL MAYOR.
The President to-day gave citizen of Nouisi
ma authority to telegraph New Orleans that he Qh'
pre.,dent had forw arded orders Gov Wells not Il
,lov Monroe the newly elected Mayor Of New
OrIeans 10 be installed into his Office.
AN HONEST SOUTHERNER.
Mr.. G. g. Lynch az postmaster OF Washing
ton n. c.. became indebted to the Government be
tween slOO and AGO. Not being able 10 pay it in con