New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

THE HON. GEORGE BANCROFT APPOINTED MINISTER
TO PRUssn-THE RECALL or THE BRAZILIAN
MINIsTER-TnE SUPREME COURT DECIsIoN-GoLD
DISCOVERY.
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WASHINGTON Friday. May II, 1867.
The President to-day appointed George Bancroft OF
New-YOrk 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penipotenary Of the United States at Berlin wee Joseph
A. Wright, deceased. o..
The Counselor Joaqmn Maria Nascentes dc Azambuia,
who has for time most acceptaby represented in
the United States the Imperial Government Of Brazil in
the character Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pen
ipotcnary presented recall to the President
yesterday, upon which occasion he delivered the follow
ing address:
MIR. PRESIDENT: His Majesty, the Emperor Of Brazil,
my august sovereign has been pleased to intrst mo with
new mission IN south America, and IN conSe-
quence OF this change my diplomatic career have the
which puts an end 10 my mission in tho United states.
deeply regret 10 leave this country, where had the
and consideration of Your Government and the sympa
thies OF the American people. My only Thought during
TO more intimate existing relations between
the United States and Brazil am persuaded that, mas
Of my sovereign as we as the expressions you honored
with ~ the reception of my credentials My country
ton evinced by the most important and recent acts OF
its policy My successor will have the opportunity OF
Initiating his mission under such happy auspices Please
Mr. President 10 accept the assrlces OF al my respect
and thanks and Of my earnest ana heartfelt WISHES or
To which the President replied ~ follows:
Mr.. DE AztMBuJA: Your official intercourse with this
Government has been I'm all respects courteous just ana
honorable regret therefore, that IL is SO soon 10 De
brought TO an end trust that you will he successful
and happy In the new and interesting hed IN when yom
are henceorth To be employed. Your Government VIII
be advised proper occasion OF the sentiments which
I1aye thus expressed. In the time you are ut Id
crty To communicate 70 the Emperor OF BraIii my SIN
congratulations upon the important changes OF do
nestle policy which be has inangnrated IL has always
been apparent that civilization coud not be successfully
extended perfected throughout South America 80 long
as the Amazon and It's arms were bound WIN poucai
letters; nor could the foundations OF mdustiyi Hrt;
and free government be completely esiaDisneu
whle slavery was manialned III tne brzia i ainpiio H
By now giving iree play TO me lnairfai ana mora Otis
Of society IN Brazil the Emperor has become not only
eminent among statesmen, but prominent among me
benefactors of inanknd Ibe present cohnli oi uo
American states u hopeful; arbitrary forms oi govern
ment have generally disappeared from the continent ana
The nations organized under free or at least efaI
constitutions. Colonial restraints upon commerce have
passed away altogether, or been essentially modified
slavery henceforth rtre from This continent back TO me
Old World. whence in unhappy hour 1t came Certain,
from evil" and begun ''to do good" II they
learn that IN all cases reason better and more effect
i've for organizing and rcgutng political societies
than military force they may be soon expected 70 seek
peace ana pursue it,"
The President has made appointments Of officers
the adjournment Of the senate Four Of these have
reportcd and the remainder are j. Orr Collector OF
;ernal Revenue for the win District Of Iowa; David
Kuoycs. Postmaster at Baraboo, WIS, and Terence
Dewey Justice Of the Peace, District of Columbia.
Secretary Browning proposes TO visit his home in
Quincy. Illinois, next week aud remain there three or
four weeks 90 recover his health.
The Attorney Generals opinion on acknowledgements
was fiuay submitted to the Cabinet today and will he
handed the Agent Of the Associated Press on Monday
for publication.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House engaged all
day m the examination of the Kansas Branch OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. The investigation will be- con-
cludcd tomorrow, and the Impeachment question re-
suucd Monday.
of lac nit
term lust closed disposed of eases leaving 80 casos
on the docket All the Admiralty decided. lt
j. matter ~ comment that the Court recognized Texas
a In the Union by allowing an injunction To re-
strain the payment OF certain bonds alleged To have been
fauduontly !obained during the II bellion from that
state The Justices who equally divided on the mo
non 70 amend the Mississippi bin are Chase. Wayne Nel
son. clifford Swan Miller Davis, and Field These com
pose the Court with the exception ~ Judge Gr"r wholc
Washington yesterday before the meeting ~ the Court
A. both the Georgia and the Mississippi Injunction
have been dismissed Tho subpoena issued against
Grant Pope, and O-i and Secretary stanton,
fail. OF course. 90 be of effect
The Secretary 81 the Navy has appointed the following
named gentlemen - a Boari ~ visitors ~ the Naval
Academy at Annapolis during the examination on the
10Th ~ May.
The Hon Henry r. Anthonv of Rhode Island, Hon.A. o.
Rice Of Mas-arhu@etis. tho Hon. q. v FUy of NewInp
shire the Hon ". A. Darling of New York, the Rev. VIII
liam saltcr ~ Iowa. william p g Whiucnoro csq., ~
H. Il. Rid-riy John q. Howell Surrrou y. Pmkn"y
paylnaster j. ". iaBbletou aud Chief Engineer Roberts
discovery of gold ia the binn bordering lie Mssonii
River In Naukon. Dakota hes been reported "a the Com
missioner OF The General Land Ofce ~ - stated that
parties familiar with gold countries assert that the
strata In which the gold il found - similar in every
pcct to other mining regions. Further Investigations
will bc made for the purpose of asceraning whether file
pr.rious metal exists in quantities sufficient for work
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