New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

THE RUSSIAN TREATY CoNFr9HBD BY THE SENATE-RoUS
sEAUs CONFIRMATION BLCoSSIDERID-JoHE P STOCK
TON NOMINATED POR TIE AUSTRIAN MIssIOS-THB
ADJOURNMENT
By TELEGRAPH 10 TEIBrYE
WAsHDGroN, Tuesday, April o. 1867.
The little Job in behalf of the unfortunate fish
catchers and fur gatherers of Russian America was
to-day decided and Secretary Seward sleeps sereney
The agonies OF partuiition have ceased. and the
patient wrapped in furs and fed on fish, Is out OF
danger Availing themselves of the first leisure
moment for q fortnight, the successful
Ring drink tonight the vino Of gratitude,
ard count over thcir gains and losses The meeting
tonight is friendly IN the extreme. The congTatu-
latious and assurances OF uuaHimty flow ont with
the wine. The wTanco over the loayes and fishes
has not yet commenced. Everybody rests under the
belief that in the ncwlyacQuircd territory there Will
be Offices enough for all. There no Senators to
be found tonight at their rooms, and the largest
Esquimaux PARTY which tie Secretary has yet
held is now being celebrated at his house
and the Russian Car is in all probability
eating his bologna with coTyal friends in gratitude
40 the same hour thanks TO the cable and Secretary
Seward certain assurances Of the success Of his un
G,tabing. The treaty is confirmed hut the Senators
after adjournment seemed ashamed OF Their votes
and conceal their import with comncndable secresy
Tho treaty discussions occupied most OF the session
today, but there is some dOHbt about the vote by
which il was confirmed From the best in
formation n; hand, IL is pretty certain that
the majority was very large The Secre-
tary last night completed his canvass and
counted with entire certainty on the following gem
tlcncn in his favor: Mcs.s. Ferry, Conness, An
thony, Williams, johnson, Norioa, Corbett, Cole,
Morton. Wiley Van Wrinkle. Hendricks, Buckalew,
Dixon, Catter, Wilson Howe, Trtmbull, Frcling-
huysou. Harlan Fowler Ramsey, Chandler, Howard,
Nyc, sumner Morgan. Cra"in. Dooittlc, Stew
GIt Patterson (N. H., Davis, Ihaycr, Pat
trrson UcnnJ. and Cameron. The follow
ing are the names 81 tho abscntces: Sails
bury. Splacc. Edmmds Sherman, Grimes and
Guthrie Ilis estimate therefore leaves the follow
iug-namcd Senators gs doubtful: Fessendcn, houlll
Nlaipcl, Morrill, VII Henderson. Coniling, Pome-
ro. p 1, .,,o, >>'d Drabr IL j.. nosihyey AZ
serted by those who know that only two Senator's
voted AGAINST the continuation Of the treaty, while
there were 80 voted for IL. Til" nays were Messrs.
FcS.oudcn and Yates. \ number made speeches
against 81. confirmation but whcnaN0te was taken
either lodged or voted .or t. Among them were
Senator. Morrill, Of Maine Morrill, Of Vermont. An
thogy Tumbull, and Patterson of New Hampshire.
Yho confirmation Of Gen. Rousseau. "A motion to
reconsider which was entered the other day, was
taken up to-day and the motion cauied. final vote
viii bc taken Tomorrow la view Of the fact that
reconsideration was permitted, and that the majority
for his original confirmation wJs small, il was
deemed hardly probable that the Senate would sus
tain its pre, i0us action. Whatever may be the re-
suit the vote win 9e ycl close.
The Nomination ot Col Capton Tor Commissioner
OF Agriculture was today sent into DE Senate. lie
is native OF Maryland, but latiely has been citi-
zen of Illinois, whrio he o"n, a farm. lie Is at
present employed iu his city aS Q clerk IN the
Interior Department. ana is private Secretary II Is
said. OF Secretary Browning. hl sl probability hc
win bc rejected. Gen. Sol. Meredith OF Indiana Who
was rejected recently a, suEryo-Gcuclul o1'don-
tana, the vote for decentralization oi which Nas to
day taken up was couiiuaed ny ei.,ht majority.
The distinction he attained 10 ecang his upponent
Ia css.s.s.. =. . 'va'I's fvcfrt ;hr rrr1e' with
Kilby Smith ialso revaidedl. and nl attending the
Cleveland Convention, :, t,ourht hy tllr Senate 90
bo sufficient cvloncc of li- htncs- for the position.
A surprise Wa, to-day .clt .o thr rciia.o n the nom
nation ul John L. $50. Aton oi NcV-icrscy for Min
isier To- Au,tlia. Tie Foreign Affair, Committee has
alioady unpoi;cd on hi- oa-o adversely. II X likely
he win share thc iaic 81 the pc.1, nominees. for
tse reason that tlcIo s 40 'acmcy
The name ol John Jacques as Postmaster at Water
barry Conn. wl- TO-DAY .cut to the Senate for con
hrmatior Thomas VI. Stevenson WAS nominated
for Surveyor of Customs 40 Albany.
the question OF TIC dtlIpWlih'H' 'i iH' ~
still undecided but au cnor. will he made to adjourn
on Friday. which viii probably be carried unless
fherr shall DE eter reasons than nov appear for
longcr Executive session. number of Senators
who ha e been whiting for the disposal of the Rus
siam treats left fOr their homes tonight There viii
scarcely De q quonun left 10y Friday
The petition of Francis Joseph OF Austria for the
/ interference OF our Government in behalf of Maxi
, milan, ms brother, whose lile ,thIeatened by the
Liberals Of Mexico. was discussed al the cabinet
meeting to-day but it was thought that the United
States could take part IN the matter
The President has been quite ndi.po,ed for several
days and is rather worse to-day The report that he
intended 20 spend few days IN New York. afser the
! adjournment, Is untrue.
! The President This morning issued his warrant Of
pardon to H. B. Vance, late Governor Of North Caro-
/ lima. The pardon was issued upou tho rocommenda-
ticns OF numerous Senators.
XLTH CONGRESS.
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