The New York herald., 1867-04-07
WASHING cTON.
wAsmsoros, April 8. 1857

alleged di,cuIties besveen General Sheridan, Military
Governor OF the Fifth district and the executive omcias
pSiancc this capital. That lack OF concordance
the subject OF the administration Of anas In Lous
Ina exists between the parties mentioned seems TO be
admitted, but the powers thar be excuse themselves
from furnishing oAcial expaanstion on the ground OF
non-compalibity with the public service 1t Is even
hnisd that the want Of sccord may become marked
70 require the removal OF .ittle Phil from his mh
tary governorshp and substitution Of plabae
parsonage In his stead. II is that correspondence
has occurred between Generals Grant and Sheridan
about the removal Of civil officers in New Orleans bat
General Grant, Secretary Stanton President johnson,
and Little Phi himself decline TO allow the letters or
teleams go before the public At the headquarters
Of the army your correspondent mes with the reply
that against rules 70 allow copies Of ocal cores
pondence 10 be taken, except for Official superors At
the War once the Hon. Secretary answered every
inquiry with the emphatic monosyliable ''No" AZ the
White House more civil. but equally decided negative
aorded while at the Attorney Generals once tho
desired correspondence es and had not been
SO the result s after all that the gentle
public must wait the tremendous Developments OF rcd
tape and revel other sensations FOR little spell
longer. Nn nr er
The Impeachmene Investigation Suspended.
The Judiciary Committee OF the House have tenn
porary suspended their investigation In matters pres
~
home The next meeting Of the committee ia called for
the LIST Of May next preparatory to the completion Of
the testimony and the rendering Of the report, which
the House have requested them to make at the July
session.
The Session Of tho Senate.
The proceedings Of the Senate to-day were parcu-
larry dull before the Executive session. and what trans
pircd afterwards contraband The attendance
tremely scant many members having gone of on plea
nr hnrn anna tn ba
impression that the session will last through next week.
and probably longer Among the missing Senators Is
Mr. Cameron who Of Harrisburg, arranging slate,
Is supposed for future Pennsylvania appointments
Appointments Confirmed ard Rejected.
The Senate confirmed only few comparatively small
nominations to-day, and rejected Adophus E. Jones IS
Postmaster of Cincinnati Ohio and John Stewart Col
scor and John Boyle ~ Assessor Of Internal Revenue
| for the Twelfth district Or Pennsylvania.
Ex-senator Nesmith Of Oregon has It appears, been
rejected for Austrian minister the principal
signed being that be would not accept confirmed.
| The Senate hys confirmed Henry G. Thomas TO be
major general by brevet and Wager Swayne, Thomas l.
Crittenden Daniel E. Sickles Joseph J. Reynolds, Ben
jamin II, Grerson and Nelson A. Miles to be brigadsr
gsnsrals BY brsvet
Senator sauIsbury.
II Is believed TO night that Mr.. Summers resolution
for the expulsion Of Senator Salisbury of Delaware
win be dropped. The worthy Senator. it appears has
for long time contemplated seriously the notion OF
giving up legislative hono altogether and retiring 70
the shades Of private life II ID said that no has
made up his mind and will withdraw from the Of
the National Capital and win abandon for tms not
forever the devious ways Of sasesmanshp SO hanss
ggorta saulsburS. - s-ea tssa.t !
~ = Tho Case Of sarratt. e6tr 4
Judge Advocate General Holt, Hon. John A. Bingham
and G Carrington Esq, United States Attorney for
this district proractsd interview With the Attorney
Gensra this morning. the subject or convenaton beng
the case Of John surra whose trial comes as the
present tsrm Of court Msss1 Bradley and xsniek,
the counsel for Susrast hed few days sncS petition
for the issue Of writ commanding Judge Holt 70 pro-
duee the diary Of Booth which Is in his possession and
supposed that this was the cause Of the consultation
| among the government counsel
Arrival Of Gsleesen, tho FenIan. <:-.s
GessQn The gigantic Fenian organiser 10 again hero
about Irish republic matters looking somewhat gloomy
| over late nsws from home
C0nsfisutieual Csnventiou In Dlaryland.
Wednesday the 10th Instant is the day which the
question Of calling constitutional convention In Mary
| land IL TO bs decided
l The Purchases or rrintlng Paper.
The Committee on Printing, order OF the House.
met yesterday 70 investigate the purchases Of paper
made last November By Cornelius Wendell as that time
| Superintendent OF Public Printing
Movemenss Of Santa Anna.
The Mexican Minister has received reliable information
that secret movement has been for some time under
the auspices Of Santa Anna having view the organi
ton Of nlbuster force for the invasion Of Mexico.
The facts time since placed before the State
Department by Mr. Romero and promise obtained
from Mr. Seward that the movements Of the suspected
parties should be closely watched The organization,
which proves 10 bs extensive embraces among lie other
II Inn
who figured last year in raid across tho Rio Grands,
and il Is even stated that . distinguished ex-Untsd
States SENATOR who acted Confederate agent in Msx
leo during the rebellion has been occasionally at
the residence Of Santa Anna Staten Island The head
quarters Of the parties havo been at Eddington,
l in Pennsylvania whore they are known % an
| aEmigraton society," covering their real DE-
| signs BY show or agricultural and other In
| dustriai implements Many curious facts are
being elected reference the aAr involving the sale
by Santa Anna Of valuable real estate in g. Thoma and
hypothecaton Of hts extensive hacisudas st Jasps
with which 70 raise the necessary funds II 10 no
| longer doubted shst whatever strength In the way
money, arms or political influence Santa Anna may pos
sess has been rendered 70 Maxmiian and that these
services have besn will b accepted. Two i'm
pcria agents have recently arrived In the United Sstss
and arc known 70 have visited the Generals hsadqua
ers at New Brighton number Of military sdvsutursrs
are often seen q the house Additional facts tsud 70
ahow that Santa Anna ID In continual correspondence
with military chsfans along the Gulf coast q Nsxice,
with whom he has perfect understanding
The Reported Capsure Of Fsrs Bufsrd -
Indians.
An ofoer Of tho Bureau Of Indian Aairs 10 in receipt
Of letter from For sully bearing dsts subssqusns 70
thas which the capture Of Fort Buford s reported 70
have occurred In which mention is made Of The r.
morsd capture. Tors suy b near enough 70 Fcvt Be-
ford for the intelligence q the attack 70 have reached
there before the dass Of the letter referred 70 above No
ofcial information has reached the Commissioner Of
Indian Ahis yet that contains any allusion 10 the
morcd capture and 10 generally believed here among
Western men that The rumos u only another CRY OF
"woIf" from few needy traders with dusty, worm.
eaten stock Of goods 70 dispose Of 70 the troops.
Tho Quarterly Report On the Currency.