The New York herald., 1867-04-08
AttsrDsy General Stanbery ts oppose
The Motion 10 File the Bill.
The Prospects Of . July Ses-
sion Of Congress.
ILLNESS OF THADDEUs STEVENS


One Of tho effects Of the Sharkcy Walker movement
for the obstruction Of the reconstruction acts Is likely TO
be revival OF the wholesale conscaon schemes favored
by redhot radicals The latter regard the injunction ap
pcation simply reappearance Of the old treason.
slavery spirit in form, and declare that II must
be crushed out Immediately It will ripen into some-
thing dangerous 70 the peace Of the republic They
that the only true crushing out policy is conscaton.
which win eectually and forever samp out the last
vestige OF rebellion. The Chronice which the organ
Of the Stevens Chandlcrsumner party here, declares
shat "ths Great Commoners" proposed sweeping con-.
nscaon Is not threat but "a sleeping lion in
che path Of treason and this sentiment echoed by the
ultra extremist Prominent Southern men here pro.
claim that Sharkey's movement 10 sanctioned by
The people Of the unreconsructed Sates and that he
one Of those busy medding people, whose friendship
is more disastrous than ten thousand enemies. They
say that should the Supreme Court declare the
reconstruction laws unconstitutional, the South would
be then condition than now for would be
further Of than ever from getting back into the family
Of States Congress would not admit representatives. es
elected under the auspices Of old rebel State govern
ments, and worse reconstruction measures would be
sure 10 bo re-enacted.
II Ii the intention Of the government to resist to the
utmost any entertainment Of the injunction bill by the
Supreme Court The Attorney General will oppose the
motion for leave 70 Ole the bill next Friday with all his
known ability.
The Probability Of a July Session or Con-
'Gress-EAect OF the Late Session ON the Con.
nccticut Election. sn4
There Is to be general stampede Of Senators after
the adjournment Of the present extra session OF th
Senate, without regard reference to the proposed
July sesion Even those Senators who live beyond the
Rocky Mountains propose 70 start for t9sir homes :.
the earliest moen unless be In the case Of some az
Aos&~~ vIn haw> M
Ion amer visiting their ccnsttdsnts Members Of the
Houss already scarce IN Washington and there not
shs slightest expectation any quarter that there viii
b anything like quorum present In July There are
Of courss. those who deslrs IL and who will be hand
but they viii only give themselves journey for moth.
ing. Certain republican Senators deaisg ihal tney
Aeys nsAe l6d shall ,lksEs no engagements
vhafsvsF With View 70 attending the July session,
believing thst meeting Of ConGres Il that time would
b full Of mischief V The country and alarm 70 the
peepe.7 q nj I ! =
10 asserted that the late session OF the most
potent causes Of republican defeat Connectcu and
Chat H. when Congress had performed its useful abors,
u had had The good sense 70 have adjourned, there
would have been such result The people, Say such
Esnaton, became apprehendve thai Congress would,
from sheer ideness like soms gathering Of school boys,
psrpstrsas some mischief; and that these fears but
ef ths republican school. rsmavks thus:" "Cougresl
needed rsbuks for such folly, and 70 has come. "
-ars 7i14 Illness Of ThaAaeus Stevens. as n
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has been confined 70 his bed
ever since Wednesday last om general pTosrsticn and
an anecton Of the heart Secretary Seward called this
afternoon, but Mr.. Stevens was 100 III 70 see him and
other inquiring fhenda -n-s w, n
The Rasslan.A mericau Session. eg a3a1
Within few days past there has been large contr
button Of facts from various sources concerning the
character q the American Territory, serving 70
show that comparatively little has heretofore been
known concerning IL In consequence Of these, new
revelations .sers Il better prospect than there
week ago for the rasincauon Of the pending tresly
!. J. The Louisiana nIarshalship. ~ N
The Louisiana mashalship 10 sill an open and much
nooted question One Of the prominent aspirauts hss
been disposed Of with the Consulship at PssAma
There siil remain about dozen aspirs''s. eacn
confident Of his success and ready 70 tne senate
against his competiton So Ear Genera Heron appears
4 Ya!a ~ - s.asla.,s for this
position ID she causs Of much speculation ana 'ns
oep, Wi, sord .psn relief 70 the sspirspss Ap6 hsB
s....e. - ss.nns 70 the Senate 90 Nkk6 d his ap-
.o,.se~ NJ sclamsd by Lctlsanians that this odice
sssad b given 70 L0danian, Ia view Of the fact that
shs most important and lucrative ofces have been given
70 non-reidenis OF the State II 10 generally claimed
yhat great deal moro saesfscsoB would be given BY
oonfsrYiue ths sncs upon rome one Of known general
influence among a GLASSES Of Ne voting populasion end
Of polIsical power and thas Suoh could b found
OUTSIDE Of the number Of the present aspan General
HERON, whose name 4 The most prominently mentioned
among shs candidAsss, 10 believed would msst wisa
sous opposon IN The Senate bat would b sltinsssly
confirmed
The Asssrian Amsassadevship.
M 1nrrftow
Of Ex-senator Nssmith Judge Dure, Of Louisiana, 4
spoksn o. VIM Chandler Assistant Secretary Of the
rrrasury, 10 likewise mentioned n oonnecton with thu
position.
Cesnrmasions and Rejectisss ~ che Senate
me Senate has connrmed tho nominations Of 4. N
NORTON 70 be Marshal Of the distrcs Of West Virginia
ana p n wInsss, M~rshsi Of the Southern district o
nsasnppi; Joseph r. Hodges Postmaster n Foxboro'
Aas and sshn ,. Bsastie Postmaster 81 virden, Ill
Aor General Edward MoCord 70 be First Lieutenant n
shs Fourth regimen. United States cavalry.
The Senate has rcjectss Geo. Robinson a. Receiver
OF Public Moneys, 81 hauassa, VIA also r. N. Field
- Postmaster ~ Lexington, No and w. d voss. a,
Postmaster at Bloomington, Indiana.
Affairs In Observation-Disclosures Bctwccu
Prominest Citizens. H III
From Richmond might there come lively repor,s q
chivalrous encounters between lights Of the chivay
The Virginia capitol was envencd by double cot 20
the high coniendng parties being United States scna
TOR elcct and an Internal Revenue Collector, and
Revenue Inspector and merchant the display vindnl
mp with the arrest Of we'll known historian Of the pre-
ssnt fast age The variations Of the days amusemen
commenced with an interesting choking match between
the Hon James segar and Mr. James, the Collector n
Richmond, which was brought about BY demand on
she part Of the former for certain assessed monie
belonging 10 citizens which had been ordered 70 b
refunded BY the Secretary Of Tho Treasury Mr. segar
representing these parties, presented power o.
attorney to Mr. James consisting Of claims Of sixty s'
persons, amounting lo some $4,000. and demanded
payment Mr. James examined the paper made some
objection and NOT only refused TO pay, but BY flank
movement subsequently Obtained possession Of the pa
psr and secrelsd upon his person. segas seeing n
could not get lhs money. demanded this paper, but
without success whom he ss,ssd James By the collar
and shook him violently James, sim oesinstely 70
fused 10 give up the paper whom segar releasing hold
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