The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-09
sympathy for the Fenians I'm
Ireland.
The Speaker Of the House Instructed to Appoint
tho Committee On Foreign Affairs
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.
&c. - 90. &c.

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hour h6 iumorsd that GENERAL Grants and Secretary
ssantons programme FOR the guidancs q
he poleo military commanders Of the Eve new dis
xicls talked By members Of the Cabinet aud
chat the qualifications OF the I've Generals mentioned in
. former despatch were discussed and In measure
agreed upos II 10 said, however, that the districts 10
which they viii be assigned have not been fixed Rumors
anoat that General Sckles for instance, would
b transferred 70 Virginia and General schoaeld to
Alabama and Georgia; but little credence Is gwen
% them BY parties who ought know for the
that there would be In changing experienced
generals from districts with which they are 50 we'll
acquainted and whore they have gwen satisfaction.
Ihestatements that Generals Sherman Meade Hancock
and Hallesk would be appointed, It Is thought, a
moro speculation. rhe latter generals will not be re
moved from their commands but will be left they
are with authority the military forces and subject
70 the direct orders Of General Grant The
manders win have moro OF political and adminsira
i've duty 10 perform, and will be subject Secretary
Stanton think IL safe 70 say that the names ind
Gated days ago those Of the generals to be ap
pointed under the Reconstruction act will be nominated
and confrunAd m as~rt 4aass aa
The Impeachmens Question and the Prospects
or Recess. e,se gs8
The question II adjournment still hinges upon the i'm
peachment novenenk b 10 well understood that the
result Of the republican Senate that Of entire
0s0o8teomeob Inc HOUSE reaOuou ana tOat Inc pre-
vaing feeling Of The former body 10 TO take position
mat win eonyst he supporters Of impeachment to
into action y once the grave doabs thai exist among
them - 70 NJ psiicy Of continuing The investigation and
agtasson ofs pubjsct And confirmation In tho opinion
- the ngaMous Chairman Of the House Judiciary Com
mises. shatsn unwss 70 opsn the subject before the
House On The facts that the committee hasc thus far
developed They claim thai there general business
- inpos>anss 70 require the continuance or the
ssssion = the sdournment 70 early day and that In
1dditon 70 Nh the failure 70 make Gus case against
me PvssidenE would be iessievabse party calamity
xhsy ny the ~ probability q We republican
sonto the saey y ssFsagthsosa By chs continuance
- IT. Johnssa n once, asd NJ assk,as his for
The next Two years consistent with thai Of the post
ysaa Believing that thsy hAvs hnitod hts prerogA
vss and restricted his powers by winters legsla-
ssop 70 make HIM p0wss Tor sv they think II tho
besssv policy - sh ~ tsssh hsrmlsssy In the cage
which they hass bas arsand him than 70 bloody
'spsosaoss that would probably excite sympathy by
pusthg him under . polteol Quillotne Nj. Sumner
and small minsety ofahe Senate favor adjournment
recess 10 The BELIEF that the evidence arssdy elected
Win b suncla ssippsssh and convict and that should
sesion the subject tnks psee until next wintcr
win operate r6fvoshbiy on the fAn eleeliona Butter
Logan, Sleeves CDvede Others o. the Heuso party
vho the saasaS ana sesiys prosecutors, contend
shaa The country teunds impeAchment ana thai thoy
fail 70 take he& = Ne subject right as.y ssy win be
Sspsoaebod v tnsir> constituency with sewardice and
Saithiessness ssasi ~ .gsa'le eesr .-.s..f'p \
A leading ssEasSr remarked th,s morning that their
session wou1a geont,nas until they saw whether
The steps taken ITO : carry into execution
the reconste0ctson bill were satisfactory, and
whether tho soAesrsrecommended by General Grant TO
bs placed in chargeof the ave military districts pro-
vidsd In the lsv were appointed by tho President
When this vss' settled no stated positively that the
senats would 800 for immediate Adjournment sine
de or, ths Mousse were in for immediate dis
posa Of the uoeshuent charges, they would not
ssat 10 tho adjournment - May nsxt The result Of tho
differences, u b<houghh may BE- compromise liking
shs day Of reanssnblng In October next This would
Be REGARDED sdefeat Of the npeachmsnt faction. II
- also regsrdG1e ~ many Of the members favor.
abls change, sokitwoad thereby give them for their
Tong tern he pleasant months Of October and
ovsnbe instsad Of the suitry Of june and Jolly
moss Of ths Hssss who out voted caucus the
question = the adjournnsns The sth Of May claim
chat shsy AaveUt the agreement BY voting for
= on Tuesday IN tbe House and thai on tho senascs
nes-cese.ususe1ith ths House resolution they wiz BE-
e liberty join nth ms democratic and get majority
49, ~ allO~xshsm 70 m Ne cay that the senate
Assasa ~ ... e5t sfl
Prssahss GAsess is- tie Policy Or she Presl-
dess u$11e9aslon 10 Appointments.
Ths saaAwsn1nsG M 6psagns, os Rhsde Isisnd the
- IN sasssshange the Executive policy . sp-
Dsinsnsuas 20 scs Ths Senator ntmated that he had
Ssason SesvSas Me Appointments about 70 be made
y tho present tno anihe future would be such
tAs ssnais msghAbs sns 70 approve. II seemed 70 DO
sscsvsd - ssvidsnes a. Tho contemplated restoration
- onos e many who hsd been removed during
ths pass pssr. x3his.. 81 course. is mare coDjcc
J tnrs, bot <ahGn in connection with another
rumor. that 10 donnAn< party intend 70 abandon i'm.
rhunao M hayu In
some people Al<.shnG President johnson has made up
his mind thas h hasfought the battles Of the demo
Rssic party 70 - Bsposs loss enough, ana that he
Intends 10 enjoy imssk for the rcs OF bis term, no
sets any kind Of aipIsy st all from his Congressional
opponsnta 49, tsia a59et
Tho Comnissse On Foreign An.Avs.
The resolution - Mr. Banks 10 tho House to-day
directing the appoinmeptof the standing Cosn risce
FOREIGN Anairs whArh vss carried, is said DO pre-
lmspary TO neasuss which viii place tho government
IN m sni.ude hoslis tohe projected confederation Of
ahc BRUSH North ADssican provinces baving b vicg
ahe establishment OF monarchy. Macy Of the demo
eras supncrted the resslaiion and carly dccrion
OF the Monroe doctrns may DO expected that will arsc
public attention r ne slUft oQee e
Projection Of Trafss en- tbs Overland Route
Report Of Aencral sherman.
The 6ccrcta Of War transmitted 70 the Senate To-
day cory q General sberman's report the subject
Of protection OF trains the overland route. with
copies q the general orders issued by General Pope last
year for tbe regulation Of travel tho plains He
says that these orSsrs with modification, will DO
encned the prescm year, and that under them vast
smount of aercbandise and great number Of people
last joss paved safely 70 their destination In our remote
md exposed lst9riss Fcv the year 1907 be proposes
apply Nc eeno~i rules laid down BY General Pope 70
principal roulA Csst from Minnesota 70 Montana,
,a Forts Abercrombe, Wordsworth, Rice Bcrihold, Blu
ord and Judith and Sun river, with two new stations
stween Wordsworth anu Rice; second the great Platte
QUITE BY which FUR ninety per cent Of The
raveI 70 Montana Utah, California and Colorado
ave hitherto gone; increased rNotcc'ion viii be given
The shorter line 10 virginia cib; from Laramie via
osss Reno, Philip Kesrny and G. " Smith; third, The
Mickey Hill routa IN Colorndc roxf> Tilav Hooker,