Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-11
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-Havana adj
vices received. The Republican Mexican
Consul addressed letter to the United
States Consul, complaining of violation Of
neutrality in the Spanish enlistments for
Macmillan. Mr.. Minor brought the sub
ject TO the knowledge of the Captain Cen
eral, who said be was not aware of it, and
would see that the recruiting should cease.
Notwithstanding this, the Spanish steamer
Paris and the English steamer Salient
took on board, on the 18th and 10Th, re-
cruits, and several sailing vessels since
taking them. The total number of re-
cruits left Havana are two hundred.
When Consul Minor was satisfied that
notwithstanding the assurance Of General
Maugh, four more vessels had left with re-
cruits, he asked the Mexican for affidavits
of some enlisted persons, and other docu-
mentary proof Of that transaction, with
the view of submitting an official com
plant of it to the Spanish authorities at
Cuba, and communicating the same to the
! department at Washington.
Ia the Supreme Court to-day the argu-
ment in the Dorhoro case was continued.
Mr.. Wills concluded his argument for the
government, followed by Mr.. Carlisle for
I the City Of San Francisco rs. Everets, &C.
cupied the remainder of the day for claim
ants.
The Senate to-day rejected ex-senator
John P. Stockton, of New Jersey, as Min
lister to Austria, and VIM. Godfn collector
of customs at Philadelphia.
Receipts of internal revenue to-day were
| 1856, 1854
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| reconsider the vote in General Rosecrans'
case.
Secretary Stewards drawing room was
crowded last evening with Senators, diplo-
matte and otherleading men, who congratIl-
| lated him on his success in effecting a
treaty with Russia.
Baron Staeckle, Russian Minister, who
was present, stated that he should immedi-
ately send Mr.. Bodisko, his secretary. to
st. Petersburg with the ratified treaty.
| Mr.. Caperon's confirmation as Commits
sioner Of Agriculture is somewhat doubt
ful. The Senate confirmed the following
nominations as postmasters: J. n. Lewis,
Shelbyville, ILL.,; W. A. Mills, Pine Bluff,
Ark; M. +. Lowe, Cincinnati, O.
Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has been invi-
ted and will deliver an address next Tues
| day on the occasion of the celebration, by
the colored people of the District of Co
lumbia, of the anniversary of the abolition
of slavery in the Distoict, when they will
be joined by delegations from Baltimore,
Richmond, Petersburg and other cities.
President johnson was in his Office to-
| day but no visitors admitted. DR.. Morris,
his attending physician, requires him to
be kept as quiet as possible, in order to give
him an opportunity to recuperate. His
illness seems to proceed from an affection
of the liver, from which he has severely
suffered heretofore. 1t is not doubted but
that a few days of quiet and relaxation
from the cares Of official business will re-
store him to health.
The continental domain occupied by
Russian American territory is about $780,
600 square miles. The islands may in
crease the domain to 100000. The United
States are to pay ten million two hundred
thousand dollars in gold, at the Treasury
at Washington, within ten months after the
exchange of Publications, which are to be
exchanged at Washington on the Both of
June, or the treaty fails.