The New York herald., 1867-03-30
WASHINGTON
Einal Settlement Of the Adj
journment Question.
Both Houses to Adjourn at Neon To Day
Until the First Wednesday in July.
~ Report Of the Impeachment Committee 10
BE- Made on Rsamcmbiiag.

tnxieus Conference ever the Pres
s.Ae ident's Appointments.
NJ ss i. wAuusesos, March 20 1891.
s.s Ths ss,ssieu 81 SCopesssa Tp-nIorre,s. ~.
Both houses of Congress VIII meet n Ten o'clock to-
otrow mon,ng in order - ssoss up eEbasiness BY
noon, 1t wh,ch time recess WIN BE- taksn tih July.
TIE Ipspes chr.cnt Qaestisn.
TIE resolution Of Mr. Clarke Of Kansas that passed
she House today, 10 regarded having but little seuin
Indicative Of The strength Of the impeachment
feeling he.resouson introduced proposed TO the
House to instruct the Judiciary COMMITTEES TO make a
report in the matter the meeting Of Congress;
- sugesstoas coming from Influential quarters, the
induced 70 exchange Oh peremptory word
ing = nsFsy request for the report Even IN this mod
ned anA harmless form members seemed 70 vote for il
reiuctansly, though get rid Of troublesome sub.
Jcc as it only prevailed BY vote Of 50 70 45 the
sing Of the whole measure yin tho preamble, which
80 forth very damaging Indictment Of tho Presdent
but which totally rejected bv large majority, who
voted 70 lay il the table. IL 10 supposed
thas the measure prepared with the intention Of
making material for continuance Of the July session.
and 70 widen the breach between the conservative and
radical portions Of the party, TO create distinct
and indepe sdcnt faction The temper and organzaon
Aossvsrr OF the Judiciary Committee such TO pre-
ven them rom acting contrary 70 their ideas Of expe
dency, notwithstanding the rather inexprassvs
lution Of to- day.S
A Ponderous Bundle 81 Appointments from
the Prrsidcnf-Conferenccs Among Scna.
toriai Collea8ncs REGARDING their State Ap-
pointmcnts.
Connel Moore Secretary Of the President, bcsieged
Me Soafe day with ponderous bundle Of messages
srypos 10 be big with The fste Of aspiring candidates
fos Office Having discharged his official mission the
eenase the Colonel indulged Q sce6-tSte with Simon
Cameron the subject IL ssrmised, OF certain ap-
sentiments the worthy Senator had succeeded effect.
ug Simon looked pleased, and thai tho origin OF
the snrmse showing from what tribes great things 1ow
Tue upper Hnuse q1itc fun of privileged visitors
Anepg whom were Ranks Hooper and Bingham. A
feature OF mole connected with these executive messages
was the delivery Of open sheets Of paper General
Clarke the executive Clerk OF the senate which were
eagerly sought for by the Senator'S near door, aud il
supposed that these sheets contained complete list
af names and Offices to which appointed tho Senators
eagerly and carefully perused them. They sup
posed 70 be Transcripts from The sppoutmcn, Of
the wt1te House
An unusual number Of conferences were indulged in
arisg thu session to-day by Senators pars
tho same political complexion ana Of the State,
Setwccn Morran and Conkling, Freiinghuysen and Cat
tE, Csttel and Cameron and Conuese and Cole, and
come other pairsl But conference observed TO
takepacc between the two Of Inherent politics.
anil Buckalew, for instance not confer.
eace, nor Doottle and Howe Dixon and Ferry.
Tese conferences supposed have been relation
70 nominations made the Senate from the several
Sases the rule appeared be adopted thas the visa
~ the Senators from any state ehall
action Of the Senate all the appointments IN that
STATE
Appointments Rejected md Confirmed.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following nomina-
siens:-Assessor Of Internal Revenue Richardson l.
Wright Fifth district Of limos Collectors OF Internal
Revenue, Joseph Bamsley, Fih district OF PennsyIva
mia; william Kellogg, Fifth district OF Illinois Sur
veyor General, A. p. r. saford OF Nevada The Senate
Sejcctcd The nominations for posmasters Of Thomas
FAxon, OF Carksonvtle, Pa. and Carlton B. Davis Of
Hilton, Pa. 4ss.-a
General Rsusseau's NeminarieB.
understood thai the nomination Of General Rous-
can for brgsdicr general Of the regular army vice
Rosecrans resigned was recommended BY General Lo J.
gan and other members from the Western States. Who
called on tbe President IN . body for that purpose
Aouid Rousseau be rejected sckes s regarded shs
nsxt nomination likely TO bs cent IN.
Mr. kenuedyss Neuniuaei0p. uN~F
The Donipauon Of Mr. Kennedy ~ Commiss oper Of
Agriculture has not yea received the OF she
Senate.
aN Activity Of sbe Feuians.
me Fenias sprts are ubiquitous. There has been
another delegation here, this time representing tho
nobers branch, through p J. MeehaD, james Gibbons
Prseident Of the Fenian Senate Frank Gallagher
Their object 70 defeat Abe rcappointent Of District
Attorney Dart who wss 20 energetic in prosecuting
che Fsnians Engaged IN the late raid Cansda The
aeiegaticn DID not contemplate the abduction OF Sir
Trsdeck Bruce, whispered here and thai dgnitary
therefore ssi rspsss u fsy, fcr Tsnan senator's
have gone homo Without 'reking on' anybody part
salar, except Dar politically.
The Negps ssaFagc Question.
Mr Summer to-day announced in the senate HE per.
pose Of insstng the passage Of his bill establishing
ssgro suffrage in all the sassG In reply 70 question
yus by Mr. Dixon, both Messrs sumasr endp Wilson de
sisrsd that their design 70 apply ~ 10 Connecticut
This would force Negro suffrage t1at snts by act Of
Connesa Ths avowal calculated 70 aaasact public
sassstson - Connecticut and cxcise alarm among osn-
ssrvativea
The Cosuecsicus -slisstafeDents
Corrected.
A nisstassment probably intended 70 innucnce the
COAneccus slsc,iou appears In the Tbs~s Of to-day.
sssasdine The action OF the Senate the Eight Hour
Labor BILL II 10 made appear that vote taken
en- The passage Of the bn whereas u merely It's
scfere0ce 10 ths Finance Committee against which
sesss Dixon, Of Conneoeut Patterson, Of Tennessee
Ceunsss Of California and other Senators vosed beov
ing that reference would have the effect Of defeating
~ bill By the nsDsses account these Senators are
gut down - voting against the bill itss and this could
be used In Connecticut njurs the prospscs or Mr.
English saens the laooring classes spirit Of fainess
suggests this correction. The reference advocated
Ny Mr.. Tsessnden snd most Of the RADICAL Senator's
eighteen veting In favor and seventeen againss IL
BILLS Approved by the Presidens.
The Prssidens he approved the bill authorisng the
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 sell the property the
Atlaasc Dssk, Brcoklyn, New York bsing warehouses
Ros u, 20 and SO, now owned By the government-
abe SALE 70 be ~ public auction.
Also the bill 70 ausnori.s thsgsnszy ana occupation Of
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