New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
NEW-YoRK, WEDNESDAY. JUNE d. 1865.

letters are really voumnous that from Mr. sandford
covering pages Of foolscap probably two coamn
of THE TRIBUNE.
Mr. Yeaman Minister at Copenhagen, under date OF
May 49, 1867, says he knows nothing about the law eA
ccptng the Cable reports and desires further lnior
nation He subsequently writes long letter, shO"innR
occasion he attended court In civilian dress as s
absence would have caused false and n1ust d
At other times he declined TO attend, because ne cOuld
not DO so without wearing court dress Mhister b &
form OF Breyet Major General on days OF ceremonies
without violating the law Of Congress ana wnetheI no
Is entitled or not TO that military distinction I'D aecoru
with his rank IN the army Of the United STATES
Minister Sanford at Brussels July a. 1851 nentlohs sew
e ceremonial days when lie appeared IN citizens dress
Minister Hall at Madrid Sept II, 1867, says that he has
complied with the circular from the state Department.
aud expresses his qualification at the passage OF the law
He had the pleasure of appearing at reception OF the
Queen, dressed SIMPLY ~ an American gentlema
Minister Adams at London, July. 1867, says the dress
circular Of the department has been received The matter
Of trng Importance, except in so far as 1t may ahect
the usefulness Of the public service abroad II he should
happen 10 be occspyg that post Whenever court day
occurs he thinks 1t would not De difficult to come to an
amlcable Hhdtfstaulhg 10 relieve tne AnerCaH fiht
legation from attendance altogether, without
giving rise to any unfavorable Interpretation
f. Perm of New-York who has been Secretary OF
every Democratic National Convention from time I'M
memorial, nominated to the Senate to-day for the
United States District Judgeshp Of Idaho Perrin was
nominated for Assessor OF Internal Revenue Of heIs Dis
trct Of wYOrk, year ago. and rejected He
Is rank Coppcrhead Of the jim Brooks school, and has
been hanging around Washington the last IS months
begging for place
Gen NJ. 4. McMahon Of NewYork is still here. His
friends say the President has promised to send his
name to the Senate in few days for the mission to
Mexico. Some delay has occurred ia the matter,
for the that it given out that he could not be
confirmed. 1t Is understood that If no should be
nominated his confirmation is sure
The following pamed have been summoned as witnesses
In the forthcoming trial OF surrat j. X. Barnes,
C. H. Bell Brooke Sabler j. p Petit, H. G. Reed T. b.
Rhodes, j. W. Pumphrey, II. b. st. Marie, Mrs NJ Muir
ray, Mn. " W. MeCegmOnt. j. N Wright James Walker,
J. NJ Ferguson, c. Dawson, susan Ann Jackson J. w.
Lloyd, Col. ii. W. Swift, &. H. NJ. Wood j. T. Tibbett A.
Kadenback, Miss Hannah Fitzpatrick. Uriah Jameson,
q. S. Thompson.
number Of Southern aud Western Democratic politl-
cans are town. and Chase stock Is far below par and
all the Democrats who visit him away dissatisfied
They say that he is radical a Republican either
Grant or COlfaN.
The city is swarmiDg with political thieves and Office
hunters immense pressure has been brought to bear
johnson to fill the large number VI vacant Offices be-
fore the Senate adiOurns
Mr. Frank Moore Of tho Rebellion Record has been
ntrusted with the work of coatng for the of Con
grtss the proceedings OF cities and towns in the recent
decoration Of the Of the fallen heroes OF the late
Rebellion.
The weather here the last few days has been quite
cool but CongreSsmen aud others very generally
ndsposcd in consequence OF the heat The thermometer
at2i o'clock indicated SO degrees
AZ meeting OF the Soldiers ana Sailors Union, ast
evening resolution asking the Senate to pass the eight
hoar bill adopted
The Hoy. w. u. Kelley Of Pennsylvania, appeared IN
the House to-day after three weeks illness his house
The funeral ~ the late Lieut. JamedW Graham, Second
United States Cayay recently an aide on the staff Of
Gen. Hancock Commanding Military Division Of the At
lanue, took place at 10 O'clock this morning. The
certnOules were performed In ST. Matthew's Church,
afeI which the procession preceded by one company OF
the Twelfth Uniied States Infantry escort, and the
band OF that regiment, moved to the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad depot The repRns were taken to Baltimore
Gen. GuIt will 20 West next Monday.
GSD. Meade returns South tonight.