New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
WASHINGTON.

-rur CASE OF MR.. JEFFERSON DAVls-IHADDEOS
srEvENs's OPINION or THE CONDITION OF THlN'S
THE IMPEACHMENT NVEsIIGAlIoN-MAnoI'
MONROE VISITS THE PRESIDENT.
~ rsLEsHAPH TO TRIBUNE
" WASHINGTON. Thursday, May ., 1861
Judce Underwood yesterday issued writ direct
-. the limited States Marshal of Virginia to Drlhg
fore the United States District Court, at hlch'
,,ond on Monday next, the body OF Jefferson DaSlS'
49, ~;,,lor action has taken place, it seems proba-
- 1at the Government will not longer detain
-, ,,itbont an effort to try him; and he VIII
,nbuass either be tried or admitted 10 pan at tie
s.,ont session If however, he should not DC tlle"
r. th;s Court his case WILL it is understood DE taken
~ I,, tbe United States Circuit Court tor the DlS-
,;ot If North Carolina, Maryland and Virginia WHICH
lii meet at Richmond on the first Monday III june
II ia rumored that a change Is to be maue Ill 'lo az
I.n, 90 Iudoes for this District before the trlal
takes place. A few days VIII determine Il
- n he disposed of by these Courts ii IL Is
no, Is ontbority for stating that the prisoner
1'', .o,oosod from custody by the Executive.
"HXaterdav morning, Tlaldeus Stevens was aSslst'"
. tLo R,ltimore derot by some Ofhs friends. Whehce
no dcparted for Lancaster special car n''eo "p
for his reception with cOnveniences necessary " q"
invalid. was provided for him, by arrangement WIN
,be several railways The car was taken through 10
Lancaster without delay. twas Mr.. Stevens m'eh-
tion TO remain here most, if not all the summer ~
1ool after yorious matters but information oDtalheu
Iv him few days since to the intentions Vi 'no
Cabinet and the President in regard 10 theH l"ui0
poljcy decided him to l ave. Upon gong away nc
rossod himself rs greatly satisfied with the course
ouestions were taking here, and sad 'ha' Ho ""0
.,,ore bonesul Of the future than he had been Tor
lnlnthS ;nlor,-
Ex.Navor Monroe Of New-Orleans. who Will be re-
,ar,lc cd for his Johnsonian patriotism during the
IL, ,,,,,.acre in New Orleans, and who was dlS-
iod from, office by Gen. Sheridan Is in the CITY,
o,d called ON the President to-day. lie is endeaVOr
inc to have His EXcellency fix matters III NeW-oi-
leans 80 that he can get back into once Gen. oheil
dan is very obnoxious to HIM ana 10 ui
Iobnsou men in the State and MT MohIoc
evDresses himself willing TO die If kind providence
would by some means, not now visible, enaoe MN
Nonroe) TO return to New-Oreans with power 10
resume his place as Mayor and relieve Gen. SHERIDAN
az his command The ex-MayOr has little nope oi
being blessed with such fortune, but places great
faith in Attorney-General Stanbery,s and VIII not
give ND entirely until be sees and reads Staloei!
forthcoming opnion on the disfranchisement clause
OF the Reconstruction act.
The Hon. John A. Kasson, late NJ c. from Iowa,
who has gone to Europe as agent of the Post-Ofce
Department, is authorized to make postal treaties
with the European Governments The gem
eral impression prevailed that Mr.. KaSson did
NOT receive authority to act in the capacity above set
forth and that the President refused TO sign the
authorization But it is stated on the best authority
that Mr.. johnson did not refuse to appoint Mt
Kasson The Georgia and Mississippi injunction
cases will be continued in the Supreme Court to-
morrow. Robert J. Walker will make an argument
on behalf of the State Of Mississippi, and Saturday
morning papers viii probably contain SIX columns
solid agate of dry and stale matter on the subject
The Judiciary Committee met to-day at Il O'Clock,
all the members being present except Boutwell, and
Woodbridge The two Tronholms and Gov. Parsons
were present as witnesses. But the Committee ad-
iourped over until tomorrow without taking any
testimony Mr. Wilson, the Chairman of the Com
mittee left for Philadelphia tonight, but will return
Tomorrow 1t is doubtful if anything is done by the
Committee before Monday
The following is cOHGeased statement Of the busl-
ness transacted in the Office of the Fourth Auditor
of the Treasury during the month of April, 1861
Pour Navy Agents accounts settled amounting to
1885, $50 "a; a Paymasters accounts settled amount
ing to sI12l 297 81; 10 Pension accounts settled
amounting to 1854 81: II Marine accounts settled
amounting to $1S617i %; 651 Prize Claims accounts
settled. amounting TO $229l4 49, S93 General Claims
accounts settled, amounting to $2Ol,l15 OF; lib
accounts settled, amounting in aggregate to
sl1447OiG 23 2S2l letters received; S,7Z7 letters
written; 292 letters recorded; 81 clerks employed
The following is a statement of the deposits and
coinage at the Mint Of the United States, Philade-
ia for the month of April, 1861: The gold deposits
was $5SlS4 or silver deposits and purchases, S2i-
81 50; total deposits, $3S24j7 46. The gold coinage
was 1855 double eagles, valued at $296, 100 The
silver coinage was 800 half dollars valued at s. 5O
The copper coinage was 5,9G6,S05 pieces, val
ucd at $9l95. Total value OF coinage for the month";
,$j4O,Gl.
The three per cent certificates authorized by the
act OF March 2 1861 will not be issued before August
The Compound Interest notes falling due in June OF
July. will probably be paid in money at maturity
Allan A. Burton, appointed in 1861, and who has
lust been superseded by Peter j. OSullivan Minister
10 Bogota arrived in the city to-day from Colombia.
Between 20 and 80 clerks will soon be dismissed from
tie Third Auditors Office This reduction Of force is
necessary on account of the great dmnuton OF work
in the COmmissaTy Department, the accounts oil
which are examined in this office.
The President has recognized Joaquin Marcos de
fSatrustegui as Consul for Spain in New-YOrk /;
Florencio Ribas as Consul Of Venezuela at New
York; Gustaf OHara Taatie, Vice-COnsul of Sweden
and Norway, at San Francisco, Cal; and Fernando
Moreno, Vice Consul of France at Key West, Fla
The case of Major Field, United States Marine
Corps tried and convicted recently by Court Martial
in Philadelphia, and found guilty of drunkenness,
has been reviewed by the Secretary of the Navy who
orders that new trial take place.
senator Ross of Kunsas left here to-day, route
f6r his residence in that State.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT