The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18


Ambassador.
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Interesting Speeches Of the Minister
and the President.
&c &c. &c.
WASHINGTON Nay II, 1867
Dancreh. the Historian, Appointed Minister
NJ Berlin.
TIE President to-day appointed George Bancroft Of
Nov Yovk, 70 b Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Fsnpotsntiasy Of the United States at Berlin, vice
Sessph A Wright. deceased
.s.s = 80 Presadene.
me O0unsslus joaquin Maria Nasosntss Dc Axambuja,
Who has Sse soms sims moss accsptabsy reprsssntsd in
- ynAtsA ssaHss the Imperial ssvsnnms Or Brazil N
NE charaolas Il Eassv Extraordinary md Naistsr
Risnpossssisy, presented In lsaasf a recall chs
President yesterday. upon which secasion he delivered
shs following address:-
II. PRsenzsr-Hs Majesty the Emperor or Brasil
my august sovereign, has besn pleased - intruss
With new mission in South America; and in conse-
ssenoe Of this change in my diplomatic career have
she honor 70 deliver INTO your hands the Imperial letter
which puts an end 70 my mission In the United States
deeply regret Y leave this country whore had the
sssem ana consideration ' OF your ''-I govern n.
mont and the sympathiee Of the American
. bod more closely together, ana % render moro init
Ate the existing relations between the United States
ssa v am mat % As has
sign - we'll Is the expressions you honored with
Ae reception Of my credentials ny country advanc-
svsced by the most important and recent acts Of it's
pslcy Ny win have the opportunity OF mi
Mr. Psndsnt 70 accept the assurances Of ali my respec,
I'D thanks and Of and heartfelt wishes for
~ prosperity and greatness Of The United States Of
n which the President replied ~ follows
M De AsAmuyA-Your Official intercourse with this
gsvsment has BEEN in all respscts courteous just and
brought 10 an end trust sha. you VIII b successful
end happy in the and interfering field in which you
> advised on proper occasIon Of the sentiments which
ave thus expressed In me meantime, you are At
sOery 70 communicate 70 the emperor Of Brazil my
domestic policy which he has naugurased. Il has
always been apparent that civilization could not BE- sue
veesfuly extended perfected throughout South
America % long the Amazon and s were bound
With poal feters; could the foundations Of Indus
vAilo slavery maintained in the BYaxian empire
y now, giving free play to thenaesa and moral forces
sa,Dsnt among Statesmen, but prominent among the
eenefactors Of mankind The present condition OF
eos Ava Ssssr.v 1oi ,
aosai oonsstosiens Colonial rssisanss upon con-
.s. sg ss - sssa ~ ssn
ssss SssA o - Oie Wosl1I vksass n, Is ushsppy /
sAs.s pcs .aspasisa asjhI fsseas 40 a
$500 II now thsy csn ssu1 AsS inaR 80 ssaso6 3
s:ss s. o .sss ss s;,ss .a s. rss' -
nay Be sooo sxpested % tos1h&i p7f
ne Inpeachnsss QsesssSa GsaefAI Hnalsr,s
R1srssys Obsn I91SG1ih SaS.@ Is Z -
~ inpeachers 70 Do What 10 COMMONLY called
"Aasd up' Tor testimony Of sufficient inportancs to
tsy the removal Of the obstacle the other end Of
- avenue" Mr. Ashley, 10 said has been driven ss
ass resort 70 take Sanford Conevss HE arms
vtsw % working up some Of the terrible charges
Asvbsd rather rscklesy against the heaa ~ Psndent
johnson. Il has mot tssnspired whether ). n A has
bssa successfd In this lass method Of procuring
testimony than in his other sfsrs The came end y
General Butler has also been here pretty often since
~Ae adjournment striving with his great zeal and ability
% Keep the mpsachers up 70 the sticking psist but
luoh ssems to have been no better than that Of Mr.
Ashley There story here " relation Of Gene
~ Buffers nj dodges that ought 60 the public
- tending 70 show that the impsschsrs leave
ssss unturnsd to accomplish their object II 10 said
The gallant General not long 80 wrote letter 70
NM 6urrats sister Of John b. Burrast requesting the
Asnos Of - interview important business, thai the
busaness related stated In The letter, bat IL
supposed has General Buffers object 70 talk with
AAs young lady concerning the Assassination conspiracy
hgh upon President Johnsons action The matter and
sssss something that might BE- turned dssdvan-
saGs OF 'ths man 81 the other end Of the Its
pssssbe that this may have been she Generals OBJ
jses; bat people believe that and doubt viii
.sssainus believe o. unless authoritative expanA-
son and contradiction are given from hssdquartsn.
hsn Miss eurrsat read the letter she embarrassed
= 70 what she ought do, and applied to her friends
- advioe she counselsd 70 lay the matter
bssers NJ Joseph Bradley, distinguished lawyer
q haclty Who retained 70 conduct the defsncs Of
~ .sposhsr. she did 90 and tbs cautious lawyer i'd
vssa hsr consent interview with gallant
DsSss unless abe later would agree ber IN
prsssses Of hsr legal sdvsss ths sassssia Bradley
a saEass accordingly answered General Buffers Ist-
~ ppscissy n ME Bradley advised stating she would
% alsa 10 accord him interview In the presence Of
sAs ssausmAn General Butler declined, and
sssvoadsncs closed learn, however, that the nego-
sassoas On hs subject have not bssn completely broken
q me correspondence has led something more
Gearing on surras trial. bat what that somsshing isl
a unable V nnd osk feu days nag develop the
vAoss Story.
~ The WORK Of she Supreme Csurs.
me Supreme Court u the UnitsA States, dunng shs
ssm juss elsssd disposed Of hundred casss leaving
sve hundred and nfty the docket All the Ad-
x,iralsy cases argued decided Il 10 matter Of
esnnsss Aas the Court recognized rexas state in
a. Union BY allowing injunction 70 restrain the pay
nsns q csssan bonds alleged 70 have been faudulenty
sStAlps6 during the rebellion from that State The Jus
ssss Who we're equally divided the motion 70 amend
~ Msmssippi bill, Chase, Wayne Nelson clifford
Swan, Miller, Davis and Field These compose the
court with the exception Of Judge Grier Who lsft wash
ipston Yesterday before the meeting Of the Court Az
18th the Georgia All the Mississippi injunciion casss
have been dismissed the subporaa ssued against Gene
r.as GIANT Pope and Ord ana Secretary Stanton, nov
fail Of course, 20 b Of effect
The safety cf Fert Bufcrd CONFIRMED.
Tho following was received at General Grants head
quarters s-day:-
To THE ApJrrlvr GENERAL
Since my telegram OF this morning have heard from
Colonel RanKin Of date March 81 He says no former
hostility against hrs poet has been attempted by the
kouI although no has not been enabled 70 forward the
matt from January IL 20 March 81. ON examining The