New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
WASHINGTON.

IMPFACIfM INT GOssIP-MILEs OREILLY AND HIS
FxCELLENCY-THE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTION
AMERICAN MEDICAL AssoCIATIoN-oUR
EASTERN FIsHERIEs-REGJsTRATI0N.
By rELEeEAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 2 1868.
The Senate having decided to dispose OF
impeachment finally on Tuesday next il is being urged
BY many members that both Houses take recess OF one
week from the 10th the 25th nst for the purpose OF
obtaining time to renovate and prepare the two Cham
bers for a Summer session. and OF giving those members
who desire an opportunity attend the Chicago Conven-
tion. But definite action win be taken untl MI
johnson is disposed Of by the Senate.
The debate in secret session. to-day took wide range
Three parties seemed to be working for three different
objects; but there want OF harmony among the
Republicans, and the impression tonight Is that there
will be strict party vote the verdict OF the three
divisions the Senate to-day wanted the verdict to-
morrow another wished to have it Monday with debate
and the third which prevailed were in favor OF taking the
vote early possible and Of making the debate brief
There is Of apprehension tonight Everything
looks WELL and though certain Senators are still men
toned as doubtful It nevertheless believed and conf
IDENTIFY asserted that the detection will not extend TO
more than three Senators.
Miles O'Rely, who arrived in town a few days ago.
had an interview with the President this evening Miles
reports that Johnson looks WELL and that he does not
at all appear dshearened at the prospect OF surrender
ing the scepter His Excelency says that it is not his
ment merely because Of his fidelity to the Consttu'
ton and the faith of the fathers Of the Republic
Immediately after the Senate went into secret session
to-day the House met and remained IN session until
about O'Clock. bill to admit Arkansas into the Union
was read and referred. bill requesting the PRESIDENT
to send small feet Of vessels to the Gun OF 81 Law"
renee to protect American fishermen there was introduced
by Mr. Pike and after two hours debate most OF which
time WAS consumed by Mr. Pike, the bill was passed
The only objection to the proposition seemed to arise
from fear that the sending Of fleet to those waters
might Involve our country in difficulty with the cana
dian Government. ABuncome resolution about lmpeacn
ment was offered by Rchelleu Robinson, hut declared
out OF Order and the remainder OF the session was con-
sumed by Mr. briggs in speech upon the mineral re-
sources OF the country.
committee, appointed by the President OF the late
Constitutional Convention Of louisiana, OF which Mr j.
r. g. Pkin is Chairman has arrived here with an official
copy OF the Constitution OF the state as rsned al
the recent election The committee will present the
document 10 the President Immediately SO that II may
be sent to Congress soon as possible. ..
The American Medical Convention resumed Its session
this morning After routine business the report OF
the Committee on Nominations was presented aud ae'
cepted The report names New.Oreans as the place O
the next meeting and fixes the time for May next ON
GERS were nominated by the Committee, as follows
President, Dr. WIN. o. Baldwin Of Alabama Eirst wee
President, GEO. Meudenhall OF Ohio second
Vice President, Noble Young OF Washington
d. c.; Third ice.President. DIR. N j.. Moore ;
~ Mama, Fourth Vice President. g. NJ Bems Of Louis
ana, Treasurer DE- Caspar Wistar OF Philadelphia
committee ON Publication-Dr Francis g. Smith, Jr OF
philadelphia CCharman) DR.. william B. Atkinson OF
philadelphia Dr. H. f. Askew OF Delaware, Dr.. Richard
NJ Cooper of New-Jersey Dr. J. H. Loveioy OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, DR.. william Marbury Of PennsyV
The following resolutions we're adopted u ...
Rr,d That Committee Of three be appointed by the Chair to
tale into subject Of appointing tommi'ioner IN eaen
Jsdeai or Cu duty i shall be to all IN the sIAmss
nSS noT 81 Al Ss asIt meeting Of the Association
RssOlcsf That committee be appointed 20 report H.
Uoisd states aud the rnsanine TO take necessary ms''s
pors That committee appointed take into eonsiieraon
subject mode Of pOyong an ior me ei OF W ~
orphans Of deceased physicians and report 10 'he 'A
Rs.o,d That Of three he appointed 70 i,ss into con
sJenaon The subject Of the estAbnshmrn' VI '''''
esor,d All hospitals and pae S .ns S Ina ini
& association strongly recommend the establishment u Al 'ss
ctls, Of training institutions -
Tho Chair appointed delegates follows TO represent
The American Medical Association in Canada, to meet IN
sa,,on,hor next. O. C. Cox NJ d., Ii. d. OF Maryland,
! Drs John Atlee Of Pennsylvania Davis OF ILLINOIS,
| Charles Lee OF New-York, Grafton Tyler Of Dis
! tlct Columbia Wood OF the Navy. and d. Gross
,rhe Convention visited the Capitol this evening at
o,clocl when the Rotunda aud House OF Representa-
ves were Illuminated AT o'clock they left the Capt.
IN, and visited ChlefJustice Chase at his mansion where
thew were entertained. They then yeAt to the residence
n, Mavor Walach, Ist aud entertained by him
Tie registration which has just been completed, shows
o24 white electors and 6737 cclored Last year the Re
! publicaps carried the city ny 1850 majority ar
The receipts Of customs from April 20 20 April 81 mcu
siye were In NewYork, ti45i0; IN Boston, $0s. .sa9
in Philadelphia, t205,7t0 IN Baltimore all,4is aud h'
! New OilCglf, is,f9o.