The New York herald., 1867-04-16

that STATE and their prompt removal thither. Ths
committee consiss OF Nessa Henderson,. Of Missouri,
Chairman Morrill, Of Maine; Ross, Of Kansas Corbstt
Of Oregon Thayer Of Nebraska; Doolissls, Of wisconsin
and Buckasw, OF Pennsylvania They expect to leave
lawrence about the 10th Of Nay. This action the
part 10 in accordance with resolution adopted By the
Senate sFe
/ The Safety 81 Maxtmilian.
The corsspondenos heretofore published shows that
Minister Campbell the 9th instant n accordance with
ths distinctions Of the Secretary Of State special
mssssnesr 70 President Juarcs 70 nterceds for Maxi
milan should ne fall into the hands Of the lberalG
Count wydenbsuck, the sth Instant In returning 70
Mr. Seward Aiaiser Canpbsll's New Orleans telegram,
loan but renew the expression Of my warmest thanks
for the extreme kindness and proptitude with which
have acted In this affair The knowledge that your
dispatch viii be sent at to the proper quarter
lieves me from very great anxiety.
have honor to remain, Mr. secretary, Nth the high
est consideration. your o0edisns servant,
Pa-Mr campbsl's courier having % great start
think It supernuous 70 send Mr. hoiye shall there
Iss0 vn rss toS = 70 20 the TN the
Anniversary or the Death or President
AN As lincoln.
To-day being the anniversary Of the death of President
Lincoln. the buildings at the depot OF sqapmen and
clothing were drapsd in modrnng and ihe ag displayed
a. half nas The nags On all the public buildings, at
General Grants hsadquartsn HsaAquarsers Department
Of Tsshnston. Wizards Hotel and many other places
trouyhout the city wore ct half mast during the day.
The vsse on General Rosssean's ,Csnnrra-
The published list Of votes the confirmation Of
Lowell Rousseau Brgader General is incorrect not
having been procured from On official source
r Arny Assignments.
First Lieutenant O. Mitchell Seventeenth infantry,
has been announced aide.de-camp to Major General
+ r. Canby, commanding the Department Of wash.
ington. s'~-~
Brevst Captain h. e Hazen, Eighth infantry has
been appointed Asgpg asssaur ins::s.o. General on
the Second Military DISTRICT
Captain Joseph T. Haske Twenty third lnfantry has
been ordered to the Department Of the Columbia to re-
eve brsvet Major $ A. Foster, Chief comnissary Of
Subsistence OF the Department.
Major Foster has been ordered to duty at the Head.
qurters Military Division OF the Pacific Major General
Halleck commanding.
Appointments Confirmed by the senate.
The senate today confirmed the following nomins-
tions:-
William B. West, Consul Dublin
Thomas Klby Smith, Consul at Panama.
Second Assistant Engineer, George W. Baird
Postmasters-Lewis Lsmbright Middletown, Ohio;
y. Y. Moses Evans, Waukeean, hi Geo .. Goodrich,
ritchburg, Mass Norman SEYMOUR Mount NORRIS
Fa b.ns nalsSn Lewis ~ on aa M
Wis !; Patrick Sheridan Pitts;on, Pa. Thomas Wood.
rnf T9sanas. n. Mic! Michael Eisman, susqashanns
plrin Lyons; Iowa; Thomas Kinsclia, Brooklyn, n X;
John Berry, Hudson, n. J. Moses II. Kirby, Upper
Lemuel JenrIes. Wooster, Ohio; Henry n. Wright Pu
laski, y. Y; William H. Dearmit, Huntington, Pa. Ber-
sne O Pa Robert ums Pa
Howell, Hyde Park Pa Lewis smith. Muncy, Pa.
Collector Customs-John W pnosaus, for the East.
Naval Oficer-John Cassin at Philadelphia.
surveyors OF Customs Richard Godntsr at Phiisds-
phia Pa Thomas ". Stsvens at Albany, Y. Y.
Pension Agent-Thomas A. H. Smith, Il Macon City,
Gsvil Easinesr-B. r. Chandler, .. kit.ory, ns.
Il Nesstnatiens Rejected by the Senate.
The Senate rejected the following nominations
Collectors Of Internsl Rsvenue- Thomas H. shewell,
Fourth district Of Pa Edward Roberts Seventeenth
Allen r Richardson, Fiph district q No.
Asssasor g Internal Ressnas-ISvi Harsh fifteenth
The CemmissIener or AsricsIfnse.
Ith Understood that the Senate has postponed the
nomination u colonel Capson ~ Comnissonss OF Agri
culture until asxt December The friends Of the present.
ineunesn' ls.ss Newton az b .! then be prepared
-. c..1ss .s1s 81 y Gals. ,sh asa . .s.-.
Tho csise Of Charles H D. Crocksf, Charles D. Gil.
more and Owen A. Bassst. each against the United
statee xere to-day submitted demurrer ap9 on the
prip.sd brisfs BY the Assistant Solicitor and by Mr.
Chapman for the claimants fH
The Union Pacsnc Railroad.
The Secretary Of the Interior has received nom the
President Of the Union Pacific Railroad Eastern
DIVISION, aHdavis alleging the completion OF the
sevesth section Of twentyfour miles Of that road. and
the government commissioners have been instructed TO
examine and report upon the same. a
f Dellnquemt Territorial Omcers.
Tho President to-day sent message 10 the Senate In
closing communications from the Secretary Of the
Interior the Attorney General aud the Secretary Of
Of State The latter 70 whom also referred the
resolution OF sth instant requested the President
inform that body how often the Governors Secretaries
and Judges Of the several Territories have been
absent from their posts Of duty in the Terri.
tories since their appointments &c, says
The Department has Information In regard
to the absences Of Territorial Judges In respect
governors and secretaries the department has in
formation other than thai given in the tables submitted
Of what periods been spent in washingten during
thsr sbssnoe fron the Territories The leaves Of ab-
sencs mentioned In the table in each instance pro.
viously sHntcd except in the last Of Alexander
Cumings Governor Of Colorado Territory which leave
was applied for from Denver and granted after his
rival here The public necessity for such absences
r as is known the depsrtmsns appear the taSas
No part Of the expenses the trips Of the governors
and secretaries have been charged to the government
The fAttornsy General In his communication says
a the absences mentioned therein we're in accordance
leaves previously granted ON assurances satisfactory
to the Attorney General that the public interest would
suffer no damage II laid the table and ordered
to be printed The Secretary OF the Interior says he has
no information ON the subject. N
Tiuhellier Lighthouse.
Oncial information has been received ~ thc once or
the Lighthouse Board Of the destruction Of Timbesr
Bay Lighthouse on Tmbeilier Island, louisiana during
heavy storm whichv swept that island recently
temporary light viii be exhibited al Cape Carnavsral.
the Of Florida, and after the Let Of June
NEXT nN I.
FORTIETH CONGRESS.
ExtrAardsnary Session Of the SENATE.
ef, ~ sss-s IS WASHINGTON, April 10, 1867.