New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
co Nc RE S s ION AL.
BRIDGING TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
RAILROAD AND CANAL PROJECTS.
THE CASE OF SENATOR STOCKTON.
The Agricultural Colleges.
OCEAN TELEGRAPH LINES.
Message Of the President The Mex
lean Republic
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
a. DISAGREEMENT OF THE HOUSES.
Documents Concerning the Mexican
Republic.
Miscellaneous Dispatches.
WASHINGTON Thursday, March q. 1866,
VIEWS OF THE PRESIDENT.

VIEWS OF THE PRESIDENT.
A part Of the Connecticut delegation remained
ever today and had another interview with President
johnson He frankly admitted his sensitiveness tho
eOint Of having had tie Union triumph in New Hsmp
shire heradcd Gs q defeat Of the Presidential policy.
Ne knew differences Of opinion existed and he
silnng to tolerate them while earnestly desirng the
success OF his peculiar views vet he had never Rad
any other thought than TO gh; ont these differences IN
he Union party and not out of it, aad be had never by
word or deed, knowingly given any one occasion TO
suppose him in favor of restoration TO power OF tho
corrupt and dsoyd party which had yilhfei and
opposed him during all the dark days Of the war.
He asserts that the effort making in Connecticut TO
represent the Administration as hostile to tire success
othe Union HaWley ticket and DESTROYS Cor the triumph
IF English as totally aDtruc. The statement tha, the
Federal oce.hodeEs in that State have been in any
wise Influenced OF directed. adversely to Gen. Hawley
is equally false The interview Ct Mr.. Foster and Gen.
Hawey yesterday lasted nearly two hours and yet this
morning Iagegeer has the hardtood to assert that
Gen Hswley failed &c; interview with the Presi
Dent. This paper pronounced by the leading Copper
Oead journals in Connecticut for their purposes
"the Administration organ and by such audacious
and systematic Justification does 1t hope to aid the cause
Of its friends the Copperaeads, III Connecticut. .'
THE DISTILLERY CASES.
Assistant Commissioner Whitman Of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau le for NewYork this evening
called ,hitaeT by the dis;illery fraud cases.
JEREMY DIDDBER AT woKK.
Commissioner Rollins received notice to-day
that a swincler calling himself r. II. Harrison had
been forging bis signature TO checks at Richmond, one
Of which he had succeeded in getting eashed.
CHURCH BUILDING. ....
The new Congregational Society here has
purchased three lots on tie corner Of Tenth and Gsts
for their church. paying sl35oo therefor from cash
donated b. the New.York Congregational Union Asso
citation.
THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB.
Two OF three hopeful young politicians have
undertaken the Job OF organizing what they term the
National Union Club" Application made to
several members for their signatures to dag but with
discolrsgiDg success.
QUAETRELJ.
The supposed guerrilla Quantrell, brought
hitler from New-York has been visited by nearly .
hundred persons with view TO his positive ideutfcs
ton Parties are daily expected here from Kansas who
know him intimately and who suppose mistake Of bis
identity impossible.
RESUMPTION.
The earnest advocacy Of the early Tesump-
ton Of specie payment by The TRIBUNE provokss an
unlimited amount Of comment in Congressional circles,
most members frding it much easier 10 Tdicuie its
position than 10 its arguments.
A GEORGIA OATH.
The Internal Revenue Bureau received the
following amended iron-clad oath from Geor.
gisn appointed Assistant for one oil tho sub
districts in that State: .....'
Il. Of tn. County sf--. and State Of Georrs do
,olennly swear that have voluntarily borne arms
ss.inst me United staes since have been citizen thereof
except captain in sbe Confederate States army that
have given aid 10 persons engaged in armed hostility
except a. aforesaid"
The printed form sSosth Is interned ~ truth.
fully not forth the new officials correct status.
SENATOR DIXON
Senator Dixon's physicians state that If he
shall cou.inue for the next forty eight hours without
recurrence of the spasmodc action OF tie heart they
shall deem him out Of immediate danger.
SENATOR Foot
ssis more coz Portable to-day.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA.
The Louisiana Radicals are determined and
vgsnt in watching the appointments for their State,
and In supplying the Union Sen ators with all necessary
Information concerning the sppo.nss Yesterday the
Senate rejected Edmond Murphy the Assessor Of
internal Rsves1e at New Orleans for the that
he had dismissed fiom his ooe c,erk because Of the
1stte'rs efforts 10 the oanss Of colored suffrage The
asuissns loyslks say that their only protection
IA in the Senate.
MAYOR RONER.
The new Mayor Of New-orIesDs, Mr.. Rozier,
just appointed by Gen. Candy was member OF the Sc
eesson Convention He did not vote for separate
eog but was very violent and abuGre Of Lincoln and
Hanlin aud the Northern Aboltionsts. He remained
In Kew Orlssns but refused to take ths amnesty OATH
becasse gifts reference TO slaves. Until the surrender
ofeXkby Smith. he chairman on the committee
which called the last Democratic Coarenton which
nked compensation for dawes.
s0UTHgRs PENSIONS.
Attorney General Speed has given an opinion
sustaining the recent decision Of the Commissioner OF
Pensions az to the right Of Revolutionary pensioners
stored to TIE the rolls Of the Southern pension agen
es on proof OF continued oysty throughout tbs Re
beHion All pensioners thus restored viii now receive
their pensions from the date Of their last payment on
the former certificates without interruption by direc
ton Of the Secretary Of the Interior Payment for
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