New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13

THE SOUTHERN INJUNCTION CASES TO BE DECIDED
To-DAy-uAYOR MONROE VISITING TIE pRFsi-
pFYT-CoLORED REGISTERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON May u, 1867
The decision in the Supreme Court in the Georgia
and Mississippi Injunction eases viii be gwen to-
morrow Those interested in the cases, ana SIDING
with the Government say that the petitions VIII Dd
dismissed by the unanimous opinion ofthe Court. Jefe.
Black and those of the other side of the House stS
that the Court will stand the as they did on tha
MIligan- Bowes case FIVE to -four in fayoroi gTantDa
an Injunction. Ii seems be settled that the Conit
will merely announce its decision tomorrow, reserve
ing its opinion until the next general session. Chas.
O'Conor counsel on behalf of Mississippi, has gone
TO Richmond to look after the interests of his Client
JEFF. Davis. in the expected trial tomorrow.
Ex-Mayor Monroe Of New-OIleans and X. King
Cuter of Louisiana had an interview with the PIesi-
dent on Saturday and urged him TO couh'erinah"
the orders of Gen. Sheridan, and restrict his actions
under the Reconstruction bill. Monroe ana CnSIer
have been fast friends lately and it is given out by
the iudcious Johnson men that Cutler is anxious for
the removal of Gov. Wells of Louisiana, that tho
place be given 10 him. Hence his opposition to Gen.
Sheridan aud of his friendship for Johnson.
Reports TO the Congressional Republican EAecu-
five Committee here from Charleston state that Ter.
Sckles cOntemplates the appointment oil one coioo"
man on each of the Boards of Registry IN South Cao
lima. This he does at the solicitation OF the Union
men of the State The Rebel element has been bit-
terly opposing the thing but Gen. Sckles sides Win
the Unonists.
The Judiciary Committee had short session on
Saturday, but did nothing OF Importance III the way
of taking testimony
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed INC
Hon. Vim. d. Gallagher of Kentucky Commissioner
TO examine the affairs OF the Louisville and Portland
Canal Company. Mr. Gallagher left here tins
evening to enter upon his dnties. The examination
will cover period of 10 years.
Gen Banks left here for New-YoFk last evening.
Before leaving Washington he visited Madame
Juarez, at the Mexican Legation
The President has received an invitation TO attend
five several celebrations festivals VIZ: Ihe lay-
ing of the cornerstone of the monument III memory
of Mr. Johnsons father in Raleigh; the Convention
of worlingmen in Chicago the unveIling the slatho
of Henry Clay in Louisville on the 3Oth OF May; mo
| Bunker Hill Monument celebration OH me l'In Oh
June and the Masonic celebration III Boston on june
| "a A delegation OF Aias0ns from Massaiehu-
sets, among them Gen. Banks, together with
members III the fraternity in this District called
upon Mr. Johnson yesterday, and urgeu MN I'd
promise definitely TO be present the oath Oh Juno
! at Boston Two hundred Knight Templars propose
to fo an escort from this city to Boston ana ieiuih'
The President replied that he would be much giai-
fed 70 attend on the 24th of June. He would PROB
ably do so. bnt had thus far declined I'D
accent any invitations with which be rad
been honored because of the incOmpleteness Oh inc
work under the Reconstruction acts winch hao
barely been initiated Until the Attorney -Geneiais
opinion. now in preparation, shall have been summit
ted and considered, and general rules IN aceOlu-
ance with this opinion shall have been adopted Tor
the guidance Of the Military Commanders, whereby
they may he governed by uniform practice ana
another INTERPRETATION, he could not feel warranted
in giving positive assurance of attending any Of tho
celebrations named.
The Secretary OF the Navy has decided that sailors
and marines are entitled 10 full bounty when honora-
bly discharged the service, without regard to tho
period served.
The Department of State has received information
from the Agent and Consul-General Of the United
States at Alexandria. Egypt that SIX of the diseon-
tented members of the American Colony near JANA,
yIr. Kelly and MI. Tibbets, with their families,
arrived at Alexandria the 9Th Of April
on their way home TO the United States'
| Every necessary assistance given them by oui
! Consul General and through his intervention ar
Engagements were made for the passage Of the party
thence 10 MarSeilles in French steamer leaving on
| the i4th of April.