New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

ueau, etc' were grossly exaggerated, aud fh.,
Amoehiil became mountain i the imagination on h.
correspondent 1t is generally believed, thonga .''
friends deny 1t, that Senator Fessenden has yr,,ss
opinion against the first three AstIcles ho,a,a-
that the President has the right 10 remove the h.
Oh Department, and that that power is not taken
away by the Tenure-of-0nlce bin. Mr. Fesserds.
voted to pass the law over the Presidents yeto
though he was not present or did not vote whs.
tne other questions 1t were pending. The trutA
itnat r Fessenden Is merely preparing, has already
prepared speech the case to be delivered when h
Senate retires for debate The best Judges OF the s
ton TO night say that only three of the Republican sena
tors, namely Fessenden, Fowler, and Crimes win vote
Tor an acquittal aud that they will have no influence
whatever this question with any OF the other senato
Tonight conviction generally conceded to be certain
Mr. Binghams speech ia said to have had good effect
the Senate. and his argument considered eonplee
answer to Eyarts, Nelson Co.
The following are the orders pending before the In
peachment Court, which win up for consideration
and action at the close of Mr Bingham's ayguont Or
der submitted by Mr.. Edmunds, April "a: "
ORDERED That se, the srsunsnts saa be ecnvaes and VIE.
poTts Of the senate sh. take he debate. SOS A S
70 be reported In the proceeding
Order submitted by Mr. Sumner, April IS:
President & Ud sspist s s & IT, proceed Ss % % gos sU ~ ~
article. O'clock day ths c. 4 ~
order submitted By MI. Summer April %
Without hs taOS DE- %sn Pf,'sa ssi d
sOthd not sIended to further judgment which sao y
any doubt tSereapon ofdercd that ser removal which ssess,
follows conviction question which may .re With regard to ts
SsaSs 81 plssn .ss ie'''' '''
Additional rules proposed by Mr. Sumner, April Is
R 70 In =: vote; S. % s.. :. q: T. articles r ?: Ss
each article propose the folosns question the n,sa.r e.
as charged Ss e. say yon a. WS. aSs I
ss: Rs: e hal On rs: .da1Sn a S.ss g. Gs sSs ss. e. e.
siding officer forthwith 70 pronounce the renoy. from ocs Of TIE
further Judgment shai & on the order o. The senate
After the Impeachment Court had adjourned to-
day, the House held session Of about half hour
Mr. Dawess resolution authorizing the Select Committee
on the washbune Donney Investigation to include In
the investigation Mr.. Brookss charges against Gen.
Butler was passed. In the debate Mr.. Boyer, Demo
cratic member from Pennsylvania" who generally
behaves as gentleman, rose, and, under the plea Of
making parliamentary inquiry Of the Chair asked that
the Committee be instructed to include In the
investigation the charge made against Gen.
Butler OF having stolen spoons and other silverwae
Gen. Garfield promptly called him to order. and what
Boyer intended to create laugh, fell fat and was re-
ceved with only contempt at the smallress OF the man
who had offered it, Mr.. Cary offered buncombe resou.
ton asking for the withdrawal Of the Tenth Article Of
impeachment; but it, too, failed to create laugh Tha
Democrats were present in full force and were bent on
having fun kind, and began calling for the Yea
and Nays when the Republicans cut them of by adjourn
ing.
The advices from NewOrleans received hero this even
ing, are that Jasper Blackburn, member Of Congress
elect from one OF the interior districts of Louisiana has
arrived in New-orleans. He says that thousands OF
coored people in his district actually starving
Nearly every negro who voted at the recent
been discharged by his employer, and organzauon OF
white men are existence 20 see that these people are
not employed or shown any mercy. He charges that
HancOcks Election Commissioners are guilty OF all SORTS
Of frauds and he hopes prove this when he can get
hearing. =
The delegation recently chosen by the Louisiana State
Convention the Chicago Convention win leave for that
place via this city next week. The delegates are in
structed to give complimentary vote TO Judge Durre
Vice President the first ballot but afterward to
vote for whom they please majority OF the delegation
are said to be in favor Of Senator Wilson second
choice. Colfax and Wade also have friends In the dee
ton.
John Hancock, whose nomination for Collector Of the
First Internal Revenue District Of louisiana pending
In the Senate has assumed control OF the Office until
successor to Steadman is confirmed. He Is brother Of
Gen. Hancock
The Ways and Means Committee appointed sub
committee to-day, consisting Of Messrs. Morehead NIB
lack and Maynard to report the subject Of the tariff
One Of the members submitted proposition to make the
Of the Internal Revenue act of 1864 Inasmuch as that
act reduced the duy articles OF homo manufassure
some Of the members Of the Committee hold that nov
the tariff of duties should be reduced low they were
at the time Of the passage of the above act.
The Reconstruction Committee &C. lay discussed Tie
several bills relative 10 the Southern States before then
and agreed to entertain the relating TO Arkansas f
ss It wes first submitted TO them They have inserted
clause In the Constitution recently adopted In that sa
similar to the one embodied In the Constitution OF tDs
State Of Alabama the suffrage question: and VIII mako
report to the House on the subject In few days
The Medical Association, In session In tins city waited
tonight in body the President the ChiefJustics
and on Speaker cOlfax The visit was merely formal.
and confined to an interchange Of cvtss The soceiy
met to-day and organized Among the subjects to bs
discussed tomorrow is the question Of the admission Of
to practice report was made in favor Of their
admission to-day but the subject postponed until TO-
morrow Senator Morgan will entertain the society to-
morrow evening at his residence in this city.
Mr. Asten OF New York, who short time ago received
the nomination Of Assessor for the Eighth Internal Row
enue District, New-York and whose name was subse'
quently withdrawn was to-day renominated BY the
President for the position. Neither OF the New
York Senators has been consulted the subject and
probable that action whatever will be taken on IT,
diy B SsoS% Ss'Sass % e dsE
dians. Among them are Messrs. Pychln, Folsom McIn
tosi sWith D9wning Aea,i, pvuunvcl necse =,
Gen. Grant their readiness behalf OF the Southern
tribes 70 act as conservators Of the peace and 10 preserve
order the frontier, at saving Of s20oooo0 year~
the Government. -
Relative to the duel which took place sunday morn.
ing hear Baltimore il may be said that the Antagonist
Gen. Lawrence was not Count Lothume, but Baron AaS
serow Of the Prussian Legation.
Mr. Halstead, Of The Cincinnati Co7'mse'as wri'ss
rom Washington thus
!" have this day been particularly eonsosting members
II the House as TO the verdict of the Senate pr xt
ton, who is, believe, entitled 70 distinction rs INC I,
intense OF the impeachers tells me that thero ce
. be f0rtythres votes for conviction the SantoS n
tces and that OF course whatever may be the votes