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WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Senate voted
on the Eleventh Article, 35 for conviction, Is
for acquittal. Fessenden, Trumbull, Grimes
Henderson, Fowler, Ross, and Van Wrinkle
Radicals, voted to acquit. .l.. tss .s.i....s.
The Senate then adjourned over until Nav
25th, in concurrence with the House adjourn
ment, in view of the Chicago Convention. and
the vote on the other Articles of Impeachment
will be had OH the Doth .f, a.a = 3
In the discussion over adjournment, Hender.
son took umbrage at remarks by Sumner, and
yindicated bis course. He said he could not
vote for any of the Articles; to do SO, he would
violate his oath. f.{ S s....s.,
Sumner said he had not the Senator Glen.
dersOn) in his mind when he alluded to the &C.
ton Of the Court. 80. !; e. .t.,e.I .ss@sl.
In the House, Eldridge offered resolution
asking o Committee of seven to investigate the
conduct OF the seven members from Missouri
who had endeavOred, dy IN indecent and cor.
rupt letter to Senator Henderson, to influence
his vote in favor of impeachment BY strict
party vote-82 to 2S-the resolution was re-
jected. .a. p
Bingham, Of the Managers, offered resolu-
ton that information had come to them of i'm.
proper and corrupt means having been used to
influence Senators to vote for acquittal, and
asking for authority to have an investigation
therein by the Managers, with power to send
for persons and papers adopted, 78 to 26.
The bill giving Wm. Garahan of California
the title to his claim of $4,000 acres Of land in
that State, embracing the New Idria quicksil
yer mine, and estimated to be worth about
$50, 900, 900, passed by vote offs to %, IA
New YORK, May 7.-Last evening the
President received many calls and congratula-
tons from friends and visitors. The Cabinet
members congratulated him. .r...
Alter the Radical caucus on Friday night,
Theodore Tilton declared the Presidents con-
viction certain, and George Wilkes bet largely
on that result.
The nibane's special stated that conviction
was sure.
The Heralds special predicted acquittal.
The Times special says the Managers have
failed to elicit any testimony proving that cor
rnpt means have been used to influence Sena.
tors to favor an acquittal The story is made
out of common rumor and is q trick
CHICAGO, May 16-The Repusican's spe-
cial has conviction certain, and predicts the
vote to-day will finish Andrew Jofnson's off.
cial life. There is great rejoicing among the
Republicans. ~
The same paper says there has been start.
ling developments to-day which show conclu.
siyely that there has been n regular conspiracy
in the party by Chief Justice Chass and rene
gade Republican Senator's to defeat impeach.
ment aud elect the former to the Presidency at
the cost Of breaking up the Republican party.
Night before last Chief Justice Chase invited
FL. :. Bundy Of the 39th Congress, from Ohio
to call upon him. He stated that he had some
important matters to talk about Bnndy hay-
ing long shared the confidence of the Chief
Justice, aud heretofore his firm friend and sup
porter, accepted the invitation. During the
interview Chase told Bundy it was his inten-
tion to become a candidate for the Presidency
on the Democratic ticket. Not succeeding in
this. he should enter the arena as an indepen
dent candidate against Grant. OF his own
success, he said there could be no doubt. I'm
parchment would fail, and thus failing, would
divide the Republican party, aud statesmen
like Trunibull, Fessenden, Henderson, Grimes
and Fowler, would be recognized as heads of
one division of the Republican party. These
fire he said had pledged themselves ten days
ago. and said they would support him in this
movement. The Chief Justice gave Bundy his
confidently as to his success, and propbesying
the downfall Of Radicaism as represented by
the advocates of impeachment. Mr.. Dundy
promptly communicated this statement to lead
Ing Radicals. e" -
: The Methodist General Conference ycster-
day passed resolutions regarding the impeach-
'lnent Of the President, aud appointed an hour
this forenoon for prayer and invoking Almighty
God to save the Senators from error, and to
influence their decision according to truth and
righteousness and SO that it shall increase the
security and prosperity Of our beloved country.
Delegates to the Chicago Convention are
daily arriving. ,T....4. s3,l
The Minnesota Radical Convention have dc
clared for Grant and Wade. .a.
A Lewiston [Maine) dispatch Of yesterday
says: The storm last night was the most severe
known for years. The damage to bridges in
tllis city and vicinity was large. .f...4
In the Massachusetts House, yesterday, r.
RI. Dana, Jr., introduced a resolution, solemn,
ly deprecating all attempts to bring force to
bear upon Senators In the discharge of their
judicial duties, by asserting local opinions and
the still more forcible organization and discip-
line of the opinion or wishes OF political parties
1t was indefinitely postponed, lUl against 50.
= A similar resolution was introduced in tho
Senate by General Schooler, which was re-
ferred to the Committee nh Federal Relations.
ba A. dispatch from Cheyenne says Generals
Sherman, Anger and Terry, and Tappan, In
dian Peace Commissioner, returned from Fort
Laramie to-day. They report that they have
conclnded q treaty with tho CroMs,f Sioux
northern Cheyennes and Arapahoessa AL have
agreed to keep the pence and settle reser1
vnflOnsg ag-llas aaa q. as.d tlii''T y .'a'.l
s Generals, Harney and SanboFne aud M. 81
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