New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
WASHINGTON.
THB JULY SESSION CBRTAIS-TITB PRESIDENT EOT1gD or
SANTA ANNAs MovgMRNT-ANOTHtR CABINET MgKr
ING-THE REVENUES IN RUSSIAN AMERICA
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TIE JULY CBRTAIS-THB PRESIDENT EOTrlrgp or
SANTA ASNAs MovgMRNT-ASOTHgR CABINET MBgT
ING-THE REVENUES IN RUSSIAN AMERICA
r a TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Wednesday June TO- 1851
Ii is now conceded all sides that we shall haye
a session of Congress in July A sufficient number
Of members of both Houses have been heard from TO
make that result almost positive. But IL Is aso
quite certain that the feeling of the leading Senator,
is against the consideration of any subject Other
than the Reconstruction acts and the passage of il
need be of declaratOry supplemental bill on that
subject, so that if this view prevail we shall have
brief session of probably ten days or two weeks
The President received telegram from New-Or.
leans to-day stating that agents of Santa Anna have
arrived in that city, and announce that their chief
has landed in Mexico and that his friends and
the followers of Macmillan have proclaimed Santa
Anna Provisional President of Mexico.
There was a special meeting of the Cabinet to-day
all the members being present except Secretary
Browning who was represented by Judge Otto
Attorney General Stanbery and Secretary Stanton
were in conference with the President some time
after the adjournment The instructions 10 the
Military Commanders are not yet completed.
The formal notice of the ratification Of the treaty
with Russia having been received by our Govern
men the Secretary of the Treasury will at once pre-
our recently-acquired Russian possessions As the
matter now stands all our trade and revenue reguls-
tOns are subject to the approval or suerance OF the
Russian Government.
On the trial of Surratt to-day the principal eyi-
dence was merely cumulative of the identity of Sur
ratt and proof of his presence here on the 4th of
April. The courtroom was crowded 10 excess, aud
the trial dragged most tediousy. The session was
concluded at o'clock on account Of the absence of
witnesses.
Gen. Pope in dispatch dated the 18th Of June to
Cen Grant says it is untrue that negroes have been
appointed in the Municipal Government of Mobile
The City Government is complete, and composed of
the best men III the city.
The Hon. L. d. Campbell telegraphed to-day that
he was on the eve of leaving New-Orleans for his
home in Ohio but that if his presence was needed in
Washington he would come hither. His successor as
Minister to the Republic of Mexico has not yet beea
appointed The resignation was voluntary, as he
was not satisfied with the means furnished for his
reaching Mexico.
The Secretary of the Treasury has announced that
proof that depository bank having funds to the
credit Of the United States Treasury had charged
discount for cashing seventhirty coupons would be
deemed sufficient reason for discOntnuing the bank
as a Government depository. Cases OF this kind have
been reported to the Secretary.
The President is threatened with another attack
of nepheretic collie which may prevent his departure
for New-YOrk at the exact time named in the pro-
gramIne. The announcement that Mr.. johnson will
visit Newport etc. after he gets through with the
Boston ceremonies is premature. What disposition
of his time will be made after Monday, and what
route he will take in returning to Washington. have
not been actually decided As far as known at this
hour, the only members of the Cabinet who will sc-
company Mr.. Johnson to Boston are Messrs. Seward
and Randall.
The proper entries of appropriations by the last
Congress- to be charged up in the books of!tbe Regis
ter and Controller for Legislative, Executive, and
Judicial purposes, made to-day in the Treasury
Department, and amount to 2l.l5l.Dl %