New-York tribune., 1867-04-11


WAsHEGTOS Wednesday, Apri. D.. j. Sc
w., ,cy, Senators who voted against the confirmation
NJ seward E-quimaux treaty were Fessenden and Fer
r. and not Yates stated in this column of to-day IS
tus Yates favored the measure. and should not gt the
d,t Of having voted against it, It is stated that fes
tendon and Ferry made very able speeches against 'Ae
iob and fought It nobty Notwithstanding the orerwhelm
i,g odds against them. number of other Eastern oen
{ors are known to at time entertained the same
ideas about the matter did Fessenden ana fcl!' ou'
HE great statesbeyond the Mississippi such as NeOra'
Eeyada Oregon, Kansas and Minnesota, deh'hueu
more territory for their crowded coniniuit
fies and their appeal was not in vain. ms
bovI from beyond the great Mississippi Sewards dinners
md big lobby swallowed up the whole senate save two
AN effort was made to allow Senators who spoke on te
lreaty to print their speeches and PLACE the before tho
,uhlc tut il was fnaly decided tha IN al p'"a
secresy was demanded seward mas anoO' mn r,cers
,Jan "a divide the land into six territories I"o
- tI, oc,,itorjes have not yet been settled on IL Is
.yoht seward will favor session of Congress III july
10 fix up this matter ..., - .,o r,rssion
Mr. Bodisco Acting Charge dAffaires OF 'he RUSSIAN
.ation leaves Washington at once to convey tue ro
pesr Treaty 70 the Car of all the Russias MI 0e"i"
ali it il believed send special envoy to assist III te
ImDortant mission and will probably ask Ior revenue
cutter OF an iron-clad monitor ..
Immediately after disposing OF some unlnpo''"n'
Examinations in Executive Session to-day the 0en'''' W
n po,s.eau's case and discussed it asone ehgth' we
ot;o was made TO postpone il until next session. Ils
"a
vas votcd down by small majority. The next morton
WAS made to postpone it temporarily for the purpose o
naking I,n sockton's The motion preVaheu, anu
ktockton's case was taken up and he was Speeuly -
Sected receiving only or votes in his favor %TU %
-, ,o,or os Colleotor of the Port of Philadelphia
as then repored and after proraced debate ne was
teIected ROusseau's case VIII douDtieSS po t
iamorrow aud the vote will he very close lno W." w
To-day had IT been pressed would have peeh w dn
Srosdent sent in the names Of Thomas F. smith ior oo
Iohn Fol aS
frict of New-York The former was lmneuid'eN Gun
Firmed The latter goes over Wm An'h ha'lo nc a. a.
tolector and Thos. OCaahan as Assessor OF inc Nin
Dsrict of New-York was also sent TO the Senate INC
hame OF Thomas welwOOd was sent IN as Assessor lor
fbe Brooklv, District No action was taken today On
kba Domination OF Col CaprOn as Commissioner OF Asu-
Eulture The Committee, up to this evening had not
made any report his nomination some oO"o' ="
hxpressed As TO whether he can be confirmed
After long struggle, the Buffalo appointments nav
Man finally settled The of J. II. Sehernernorh
WAS sent to senate to-day for Postmaster AT blao
The nominations Of Col. Root as Collector anu "eu'
ktrong "a Assessor Of internal Revenue OF the Buliao
district have been the Senate for some time but nave
not been acted on the that heretofore no agree
Iuapt oould be reached respecting the appointment ot
Postmaster The slate is now considered as coiuiee,
Ind all three appointments are expected to Dc eoihcu
Emorrow schermerhorn is said to be q Republican,
Mhle the other two nominees said To be men Wlh
mood military records and OF conservative principles one
- belng several egrees more radical than the other
Cg,ot I,,tice Chase has turned over all applications
for appointments Registerships under the Bankrupt
hct TO Marshal Parsons, who Is engaged III claSsyhs
aud arranging them The CnefJustice intends to com
aepce making the appointments In the course OF iew
avs State by state In cases, there are several
hundred applicants for each place, and the task OF
helecns the proper persons by no means an easy one
The registry OF voters still continues In TINS cy Inc
Democrats and Conservatives have generally hed then
keyes aOOf from the Board of Registry and the white
haau NOT -
Only the negroes entered the contest with enthu-
Rasm aud the result will still further encourage them
Hhe Administration papers here are becoming lSntened
And advise those Of their kidney to register wtot fail
BIZ their advice is vigorously carried out they nope 10
Aaye the Board Of Aldermen from Republican
majority but il is generally conceded that the
Republicans viii elect their collector which Is the
hest office in the District In the several wards where the
Registry has already been completed the negro voters
butnumber the whites very largely 1t seems TO be the
kim OF the Conservatives to make grand rally in
Ahe remaining wards which, III they carry, viii
give them majority in the new Board OF Aldermen and
Council. be voted for in June The appeals OF the
conservatives TO have some effect as the registry
pt to-day shows small majority in favor of the whites
krhe negroes are holding nightly meetings in their
Churches and school-houses and seem determined to
lcoms out sOlidly on election day
Gov Fletcher Of Missouri arrived here to day. His
mission expedite the payment Of the claims Of
khe state OF Missouri which being audited in the
kongress a commission was appointed to settle the
blam OF the state The State officials asked for ap
Precipitation Of s7000OO The commission cut down this
um to 81 100000 The claim then went to the Treasury
Department, and there difficulty about the
Government tax on the amount allowed and IL was
Bnaiy agreed to deduct The claim is
being stl further audited. and Gov. Fletcher Is
feavOrng to have the claim settled immediately il posi-
ble
The report in a NewYork paper that Senator Williams
TDf Oregon had gone home, Is not true. Mr. Williams
bOpes to leave here Sunday evening for New York
whence inst Senators COrbett and
EMorrul Of Vermont will also leave in day or
kwo. Corbett will sail for oregon with Williams.
On account Of the continued illness Of the President and
ls consequent inability TO hear applicants and make
1polntments it probable that the Senate will ad
tourn before next week.
The circular Of June 20, 1863, from the Controllers
office is modified to coufonn 10 the act Of March
Ss7 which repeas much Of the act OF July 1862
Requires the accounts and vouchers Of Dbursng Officers
DO sent direct 10 the respective Auditors, and pro-
des that all such accounts and vouchers shall hereafter
BE sent 20 the Bureau which they pertain,
hnd after examination there they shall be
passed to the proper accounting officer Of the
Treasury for settlement These officers will con
finue to send TO the proper Auditors monthly reports Of
Hnterna Revenue withheld, and hereafter they viii
her DO required TO send copy Of the current
the proper Auditor at the time that they send their
accounts and vOueherto the bureau TO which they per-
taIn. rr .
Gov. Morton Of Indiana has been invited TO, and Will
ehvcr the address next Tuesday, the OF the
celebration by the eOlOred people Of the District Of
columbia Of the anniversary OF the Abolition Of Slavery
fn this District. when they viii be joined by the eoOed
people from Baltimore Richmond Petersburg and other
cities. .... .f -
The receipts from Internal Revenue sources today
amounted TO s3S5,sA, t.a... 1850 ~