The New York herald., 1867-04-09
WASHINGTON
lntalp0Siiion Of che United States in
Behalf Of MaXimilian.
A Special Messenger Despatched q
President Juarez.
Georgia About 10 Appeal to the Supreme Csur
Against tho Reconstruction Act
List Of Nominations Confirmed and Re-
jected by the Senate.
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hADs VI NoH1nutAVHb SOnA m0u onu As0-
jected by the Senate.
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WASHINGTON, April 9, 1867
MA ximiiinn and His Followers Saved from
ANN Punfshment.
The latest develcpments here about the Mexican
pcation consists Of correspondence Of important
character the proclaimed extreme 70 be
adopted by the Juarcs party In their treatment Of mpe
rial pr sonen. On the 9th inst Count wydsnbruck the
Austrian Minister, addressed . communicat ton 70 Mr..
Seward announcing ihas he had just received
sions from his to represent the govern
mont OF the United States bas the Emperor Aaximan
vas Il the present time surrounded by the liberal forces
under Juarex At Querearo and there was some proba
bHty OF his falling into the hands Of the liberals In
which case the Emperor Of Austria entertained fears for
lhs safety Of the life Of his royal brother After the
manner in which the liberals had behaved towards
The imperial prisoners al Zacatecas, his sovereign
had instructed him 70 request the interference Of the
United States government in case the Emperor MAXI
milan should be taken prisoner 10 prevent his execu-
tien or execution Of any Of the imperial troops that
may become prisoners Of Tho Emperor OF Austria
believed that the Intervention Of the United States gov
eminent would be eecusl In securing leniency TO the
imperial prisoners, inAsmuch a. the liberal cause would
uuADle 70 tcSoBnisoo
United States On the 9th inst Secretary Seward replied
70 the Austrian Minister that instructions had been cle
sraphed to Minister Lewis D. Campbell, at New Orleans
on that date directing him send swift messenger to
yusrsz informing him that Il probable, under ex
isting circumstances, thai the Emperor Maximian
would fall into his hands as prisoner OF
war IL would be regarded . friendly act towards
she United States government II all possible lencncy
should be shown him and the other imperial prison
srs and that compliance with this requst would result
hsnencialy 10 the liberal cause in Mexico. Mr. Seward
also apprsed Count Wydenbruck thai copy Of insruc
sons 70 Minister Campbell were given 70 Senior Rome
Mexican Minister here and that Mr. Romero had and
70 communicate Immediately with his govsHs United
inform President Juarez Of the wishes The instruc
States in the matter On the dgnbel, de,ua.ch
lions were telegraphed Of STATE an
was received from him by 4ad been received. and .
nouncng that the instructce started to oueretsro by
special courier had TO Presden, Jusres the
me way Of States government, in &C
ssmonsrsncs o Instructions he had received, the
sosdanoe essenser 70 be borne by the United States
yense Ths Warlike News from Europc.
The warlke news OF troubles brewing between France
and Prasst created quite sensation here 10 day; but
aipiomac, Ia mum the subject II s given out that
cur government s not advsed Of any alarming comph-
cations between the Powers mentioned that ought 70
lssd 70 new Tho "bcars' are believed TO have
hAA something TO do with It. Some people assert that
SAe difculty IL exists at ALL will be found to have
grown out Of he negotiations for the acquisition Of
Acsien Of the Senate on tho Rssso-American
r. = Treaty.
The Russo American treaty, am informed, WAS re-
ported favorably to-day IN executive session oy the
Committee on Foreign Relations and IL 10 believed will
b ratified To- morrow. Senator SUMNER who was be
lisvsd BY some p~ople be hostile 70 the measure -
oid 70 have msds roug speech tn favor OF ~; aod
h known that many Of the ablsse Senators support
warmly Secretary Seward has another diplomatic sym
postum at his elegant establishment s-nighs at which
n sumner h present with numerous other Senatorial
luminariss Madame kumor again associates Ro sian
American icebsrgs and refrigerated champagne; and
putting this and that together, makes Mr. scward's
dinner bear in some way <hs proposed siics hyper
boFeAn territory.
Geergia Opposes the Reconstruction Act In
fss 81 she Supreme Court.
ecoustrucsion continues TO be the absorbing suh1ecs
es discussion and the arrival Of Mr. Charles oConor
Asre has occasoned slight stir In connection with his
nansr Mr. 0'eonor. u 10 believed, has been con-
suited about the case Of Georgia. which Governor Jen-
ins Of that STATE desires drag into the injunction
bushes other legal opposition 70 reconstruction
Governor Jenkins has been here for sometime looking
ever the field and searching for proper counsel 70 con-
aucs his case am informed that he intends 70 sum-
mon 70 his sid the distinguished ability Of Mr. 0'Conor
end Judge Black OF Pennsylvania When Mr oConor
ssrved here generally supposed that his busnes'
vas connected with the trial Of Jef Davis But vns
out otherwise His real object TO condpya no has
cass in the Supreme Court; but since bo IA himself
been called upon BY Governor Jstaned 70 conduc, The
lawyer and s said hes he E up in the Supreme Court
- Of Georgia shoSlSa hoStlSacpi Iu,snctisn Case.
the M53sipp, case. there 10 nothing new 70 70
ne nor sharksy is stln here. looking after MS
Ou' "a Is said 70 complain much OF misrepresentation
= .,,oAl articles published 10 Northern papers, ana
ss,,culariy the NEW YoxK HERALD.
General sheridan's Administrasien OF A"airs
In Louistana.
sN. .,,uosn,es OF red tape continue TO keep out OF
~~ht any reliable Developments ansnt the myser'ous
Grant correspondents reAuse
a sbs administration Of Affairs in Little rnis d~
sr,ct appears TO Be conceded that the sp'ssoafy par
- NJ as,r did mot originate with 0sners sheridan DO
- - ,hs ns., or future renewal Of State OF municipai
.aoers In Louisiana is concerned. It's now salo IN re'
,,.s,s ouarssrs that whatever correspondence exs on
a. subject originated In Washington, ana u NOT
actually condennatory Of the Generas scuon,
- a least In the spirit Of dsapprovh Of
~. .rr.. That Genera, sheridan is disposed 20 make
surber removals seems 70 bs admitted fact; AID that
ne dose not do 20 seems TO give colorng 70 the ove
e..ssuea,s II 10 positive averuens sy 'nose ven
vs.ea in the political situation Of the two States IN
General shsrdans district that unless many removals
,e made in both states the Recommendation acts wi ot
,ss.d letters % fsr as they are concernsd.
| rne reconsideraton Of General Rousseau's connrma
sou 4 brought Into strange connection wnn the move
.p,s IN General shevidan's district by the Allegation
chat should he be confirmed, he would % immeoae'
,,.csa Il command or General sherdans district, hi
s.t,ueu,s and views being more consonant with shos
u tbs President Prominsn. souiherncrs here assert
ahat II "a certain that unless district commanders M
v.rm,sed 10 be the best judges OF the proper action
,he respective jurisdicou 90 long ss no positive ,n's