New-York tribune., 1868-04-28


PATCH FROM MIR. BANCROFT-ARKANsAs.
nj tsLHsKAPH TO TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Aplu q. 1868
Ilsnot probable that the speakers can finish their
cuments in the trial Of the President before Tuesday
no,t Mr. Williams it is understood. will require
nearly all day Mr.. Eyarts who will deliver
an oral speech will require day. and Mr.. sanoery
cannot read argument in less than two days Then
follows Mr. Bingham, who will certainly request days
which the Senate win Of allow. Judge Curtis OF
the PRESIDENTS counsel will return to Massachusetts TO-
morrow to attend to his law business there being hoth'
lug here to detain him longer
Mr. Thaddeus Stevens remarked to anumber OF flenuS
to-day that he is in better health and feels stronger
than al any time within this last two years.
The President has recognized Allan A. burton as Con,
sui Of Peru in Kentucky and DsEd SOnsts - e. %
The President today sent a message 10 Congress In
closing the following documents v,sv,xo-ov .,.r o.
To 4ua rnr.lDfsT s deh I'M Bancroft eo q which
.ss Uoe3 N',e % a to1 I and re9ecifa submit s ensd
d."1, ssSsuI, Wa H. SEWARD
AvKarcAv LOCATION BERLIN April 3 1859
That doubt might ey Of the correctness of Interpretation
Of tes s North Germany communicated to my dispatch
Of Fb % len Of that dispatch at the Foreign Omce
objection whatever made to its report made upon
c so f In he impssl dt NJ K dh b.e GU,
and then Count bismarck paIy in the
eesre 'nd most emphatic ousrm my Interpretation
referred the treaty one the Srs. mT
nS" rp w. & to s D 10 A%sI % a. iS @ Ss Sg residence % m
merits lie declared his peculiar satisfaction that right
Of e rcod nen,tiona law y North Germany and the United
State. DE- seheder we'll novu from his long
hqser Washington rot om,ing to make esvls what he
called small defects spoke substantially aud heartily for treaty
suI for e most liberal Interpretation Of its terms describing
goat progress in International Intercourse A discussion
:s:i ,:5 til. .sy & kos Mort. .35s.s
"a regard Tsdsas The
& declaring that The words Of the article too plain to be mun
, should the American line and that .he continuity Of
c6su ,oSdorn in juristebem sSne"ot in corporal bat ia
1si sensel The Interpretation Of the second article Of the
reported that liability the Gstursld citizens
before emigration followed any breach Of w which
be GSRSs % T S @ @ y Mr. Kong who pointed out that
. I Ts@1Osd hoe S % 1 S 9s @, g1 &
So"id SSs be among sach su" Lowe
Of @ s; ss y 1s N.s the S ff % business I
aside and he sF.nt on h TeaR ~ 70 arrest S5 isS %
be @ aooeped e explanation Of Mr. KS9ig D Lowe I'll; inimad
Zts Chancellor Immediately aoss and replied as follows:
ye America been nsurad hore msy bis returu
her: Be 6s6 70 EEt1 duty I Ts s1 Of ots M ~
5ndes itself 1t those whom we are bound Amen.
,Hn purpose Of the treaty W1Os1ey smr7ie. bona hde with the
% o. "a iss H b y, ASeen esen and bs bona S5es viii be
assumed ghe9 he shall have passed ave years in that country and re-
euIsD believe therefore that has been h opu for the
sil his IL Gfe @ & Lowe 9E1 Es
This point saying ITO JOY, think may under
;Rs aGa,a ' ehass sh 70 t. ~ t s' s '''s1'1 ssa he
.s AsIsyi:e % &c .SHs s declaration @ which The e%ss nssae. I
s ., I ,bs We S @ tSe Eve years ybspcs 4Her
Sn With CAPITALIZATION slmeut be military duty
She fourth article treaty also under consideration
tbo bAuIAIsd America and returning to Gernan would
residence GERMANY be held liable to military daiy
tho report Of The cOnfd alton gdOu. and
ssgnnins Of ths debate eIconsa Meier has most clearly
c. Who becomes nstisSd total TsHua5aoa of lis
any other PoSs hO9s ia a o To tea6 Se & IG f ]
North Germany would gnie the treaty. stand the light Of
10 discharge Of any old military dut but only to such new
% SJ % G,rm.r, % sS seeas @ 1Sufss fs sIs The
PAT the question on the acceptance OF le treaty and me Shoe
only deael their feet with aae All the proceedings
Untd states yoa herewith the debate as appeared
Ile Of h morning on the fourth article viii ADD few words
The American lev er ron ige & Stn t wSo t1 Pr Pb
Government has made no formal recognition Of oar NagIa
ss have restored the returning ths he Ger
,.,n S%SR M % R Sa tS % ~ sO gs 4, gwen by the fourth article
VI bis tresty remain Sir yours sincerely UKoHSE DANCAof
In compliance With the resolution Of the Senate of the
1sth ult, requesting information concerning the number
August T. 1887 and concerning the statute ana Other au
ory under which tney nave oecn o b sdinant
Generals Office showing the organization since tat de
hs orders issued b upon this subject 10 accordance with long
hitherto unQueSOned authority This will be
the accompanying report OF the Adut2u General
employing authority vested By the Consultation
military districts and departments as from
. tbey deemed advisable.
Breyet Brieadier. General o. Brown, Assistant Com
missioner Of the FTeedmens Bureau for Virginia, has
sent circulars tohe various SubAssstant Commissioners
that state lnstructing them not TO attend political
The COmInissoner Of Indian Affairs Mr.. Taylor Will
leave Washington this evening for the Catholic Mission
on the Usage Indian Lands In the Southern part Oi /
Kansas. /
Representative Moorhead, Maynard, and Niback sub
Oonmttee TO prepare tariff bill TO be submitted TO the
entire Committee for their confederation.
The bll introduced n the House day by Representa-
tive Paine admitting Arkansas 10 representation IN Con
gress similar to that which was reported IN March
LAST BY Mr.. Fernsworth. ..,, ,
The Boston Post says is current this evening
that after warm discussion among friends o. IL is set
fled thai Butler succeeds Seward in the state Depart
rnent IN Wade succeeds President johnson. Butler dc
ynshded the Treasury but Chandler protested The state
department Is said 70 be the compromise This comes
frOIn good Radical authority There are several POm
nent Radicals here who say they have visited wash
1Ggtoh At the invitation Of Wade sl9 fully anticipate
being invited to accept seats IN bs Cabinet IlJs again
gss SSossSSiai says: Gen Gcfies Is thought to have
the inside for the War Department Mr. Wade IL
szsaled President; and Admiral Porter is being urged
for tho Navy Department with less show Of success
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~ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
- WAsHISGTON April q, 1868. /