New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

There is no doubt of the adjournment OF the
Senate tomorrow at the time agreed upon The SUBJECT
was considered briefly to-day, and committee was ap
pointed to confer with the President in order 10
If he had any farther Executive business TO commum
cate He that be had but that he saw no rea
son TO prevent adjournment tomorrow at the ine aP
pointed The Senate Executive session this evening
and WILL doubtless dispose OF much Of the accumulated
business. Nominations will be made for most OF the
vacant offices at once and rejected others will be sent
in that there may be no delay. The PRESIDENT IL IL
sad win remain at the Capitol most of the day tomor-
row, 70 perform his part in securing an Adjournment
Some of the Revenue offices will probably remain vacant
The Senate has rejected Gideon H. Holster OF Connec
teut 10 Havana. IL is understood that
he was rejected because he aided the Johnson movement
in Connecticut, and in league with tho men VINO
went over 10 the enemy. lie was recommended TO the
President by English, the Governorelect for the reson
probably that he obtained the removal OF Radcat post
Litchfed Co. Since the TenureofOffee act
was passed. HoliserI said to have ostensby wheeled
into line and it s said that voted for Hawley but the
Committee to whom the nomination was referred was
satisfied that he s an irresponsible politician Ihe IOurh
victim seventh nomination, was to-day laid upon the
altar Of the Cincinnati PostOfce in the person OF MI
Warren He nominated by the President to-day, ana
the Senate rejected without debate. McMahon the
martyr TO the BrooklynPos Office was again nominated
and rejected Sydney Howard Gay to-day nominated
as Assessor in Fernando Woods GXth n. " District
The nomination Of Mr. Raymond for the Austrian Mis-
under consideration in Executive Session today
time and elected an earnest debate Hsfr1ends
discovering that he would be overwhelmingly rejected IL
his name allowed TO go 10 vote, moved to lay the
nomination on the table, which carried by vote of
20 tOs.
The Senate has engaged Executive session this
evening and have had lively fight over the nomination
Of Gen Heron for the Louisiana Marshalship Un TO
this writing vote has been taken but the opinion OF
many Of the Senators that he viii be confirmed by
very small vote 1t is probable that none Of the New
York nominations viii be reached tonight
CbiefJustce Chase to-day sent TO the Marshal for the
applications for the positions Of Registers under the
Bankrupt law from New-York City He is now engaged
in making tho examinations Of them, with q view OF
making the appointments at He expects TO com
plete the list for New-York City in a day two, when
they will be announced.
Yesterday the registration of the voters Of the Fifth
Ward was completed. Two hundred and eighiy-three
persons registered during the day 2os white and 10
coOred making total for the Ward of 1851, 964 white
and III colOred. The whites have majority Of A7. The
registration in the Sixth Ward viii commence Monday
next.
Senator Wilson will leave tomorrow his cOntem-
plated trip through all the principal places the way He
will speak at Orange Court House, Va tomorrow night
An evening states that Horace Greeley Mr. Beecher
and Mr. Bryant have also been invited 10 do similar
service In some Of the Southern States
Mr. Chandler, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury who
has been sick for time, left for NewYork tonight,
his way home 10 attend the funeral Of his fathern-
law, ex- Gov. Gilmore OF New Hampshire.
The monthly Fepor OF the Department Of Agriculture
says There are favorable indications Of good wheat
crop.
Further particulars have been obtained regarding the
robbery OF Navy-Paymaster BekDap IN the Brooklyn
Navy Yard and Of the capture and identity Of the per
arrested The robbery occurred four years ago and
amounted % sl3O0o OF money belonging 70 the Govern
ment As no explain alton could be given by Mr.. Bel
knap and the circumstantia evidence was against him.
his dismissal from the navy recommended by Mar
shal Murray, and he dropped from the role Since
his dismissal with the aid Of friends and detectives, he
has lsbored untringly TO the odium nom
his name by the arrest and conviction Of
the guilty persons The robbers having evaded pursuit
for four years. last been secured and now in
charge OF Marshal Murray and Col Wood, Chief OF the
Treasury detectives and viii soon be taken 10 NewYork
The persons the most successful and dan
gerous thieves and burglars living having all Of them
been raised and educated 10 the profession IN England
The following are their names: Phil Stanley, alias -Four
fingered Jack, "YOung Jack Adams" Jack Wright"
&c; William Walton, alias Brummy,' "B Bob Smith,"
" Bill Smith," &c; Joseph Buford, alias Peppermint
joe" &C, and Jack Wright Stanley, the master spirit
Of the robbery prOtege Of old Jack Adams Of Eng
land and some time since pardoned out
Of the Pententiary, TO which he had been
sentenced Tor lOi years, for opening and robbing
10 Of Herring's safes. He is very wealthy, as
indeed are all the persons and did prominent brokerage
business for some time in Wallst., under the Of
De Witt C. Wright The day after the Brooklyn robbery
this man. having every appearance OF gentleman, ac
cOsted Marshal Murray on Pinest and began conver-
sing about the robbery He stated that Belknap
gambler, that he knew him well, and that he elknapl
had lost the money in Broadway hell As he was pass
ing along he remarked to the Marshal that he was in
hurry then that he would during the day call at his
office, and show the Marshal the very place in which
Belknsp had lost his money the night before. He
then passed along the street and Mr. Murray has not
seen him since until the day he arrested him n South
Carolina. other persons, probably connected with the
robbers reported the story regarding Belknaps
gambling not only to the detectives but also 70 the Navy
Department here which the reason Of his dismissal
Stanley is Of the most fautess appearance, and
moved in the best society He heavily engaged in
cotton specuatoDs the South, and became very rich
William Walton is regarded the most successful
In the world There few locks he cannot ft hav
ing been at the business from childhood Joseph Buford
is very expert thief and old offender Jack Wright,
whose aliases your correspondent unable TO OBJ
TAIN is the most daring burglar the country and IN
perness is not surpassed by Dan Noble The de-
teetves have yet hope of ascertainng the where
abouts OF the stolen money unless Its identity has
been lost during the long period SINCE the
robbery Col Wood in whose custody the prisoners are
yesterday served with writ Of habeas corpus and
appeared with the prisoners before Judge on The re-
Of Mr. Wood states that the prisoners were placedin
his custody by Robert Murray United States Marshal for
the Southern District OF NewYork they having been ar
rested by him on q warrant issued by Circuit Court
Commissioner the charge Of having stolen from Pay
master Belknap Of the Navy the sum Of t3oos0 that
they placed in mis- charge by said Marshal as his
baff that he directed to bring them toWasbngton,
and he has been advised that the Marshal would be
here Oh the 10th take the prisoners from his custody
counsel for the prisoners argued that although the
efnners had been in custody Meeks they had not