The New York herald., 1869-03-26
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General Butler moved to reconsider and lay on the
table the vote by which the House referred the bill
to the Committee on the Judiciary AS the House
did not vote on this motion the quesLisn OF re-
consideration viii be the first thing up after the
reading Of the journal. The bill Is not, there
fore, really before the Judiciary Committee
being still in the custody Of the House. Judge
Bingham viii endeavor to get the floor on
the motion to reconsider, when he will reply
to Buffers speech OF to-day. Being question Of
privilege, Mr.. Bingham will call it up himself in
case Butler falls or refuses to do it, 1t is thought
however, that except there should be considerable
change in the sentiment OF the House between this
and the time Of meeting tomorrow the same vote
which referred the bill to the committee win carry
the motion to reconsider and lay on the
table. In that case Of course the bill goes
to the committee. Judge Bingham and those
who acted with him to-day claim that on this Butler
Will be defeated, and then motion will be made to
concur IN the Senate amendments. General Buffers
opponents in the House freely assert tonight that he
is not sincere In his efforts to have the Civil Tenure
act repealed. The old story Of his attempt to en-
barrass and II possible break up Grants administra-
ton is revived, and it is said that he hopes,
with the aid OF the democrats. to make considerable
progress IN that direction by defeating any measure
looking TO settlement Of the vexed question OF the
control Of the federal patronage. lively debate is
anticipated tomorrow the motion to reconsider,
and several prominent members on both sides Of
selves for it.
Nominations Sent to the Senate.
The following nominations were sent to the Senate
to-day
Edward B. Plumb, to be Consul General at Ha-
:, Reader W. Clarke, to be Third Auditor of the
Alonzo 3. Cornell to be Surveyor Of Customs for
E. A. Merritt, to be Naval Onicer for the District
OF New York.
F. A. Wilson, to oe Collector of Customs at Puget
F. J. Babson, to be Collector OF Customs for the
district OF Glouces er, Mass.
E. A. Palfrey to be Collector Of Customs Of Salem,
collectors OF Internal Reuenue-Lucien n. Coy,
First district Of Arkansas; Joseph A. Cooper. Second
trict q Misslssppi John McHurg. Fifth district Of
MaysnG en- dsc of iowa.
Isaac J. Young, Fourth district OF North Carolina
Assessos % dntsal RessnMs5Joseph T. yalen-
Thomas, Second district Of Indiana; julius Enne
moser Third district OF Louisiana; Joshua Thorne,
teenth district OF New York; VIM. s. Stockley Second
district OF Pennsylvania.
dianapos, Ind. rs. II. Wright at Carson City, Ne
vada; Edward vollmer. at Belmont. Nevada.
Tan Bm6n NeSsss S fSSss
indian lgsnt-Charles La Follett, Grand Ronde
Oregon.
Postmasters-samuel 1. Day, Paxton, H.; G.
Bidaman, Canton, H.; Thomas B. Kelly, Duquoin,
Georgetown, Colorado; H. p Bennet, Denver, Colo
rado; VIM. 4. Ward, SusanviHe, CAL; Harlow L.
% Mo-; Miss % Mara i Ciampiin. Waterloo, iowa; J. s.
Burkhoder, Fort Dodge, Iowa; Mrs Julia ?. Wal
folk, Jackson, Tenn; Basil H. Crapster. Shebyyille
Brown, Tarrytown, N. r.; William F. Perkins Bald
wlnsvile, N. Y: Benjamin +. Heeeler, Attica, Ind
Washington, ind ie G. 6e&aree, s s franklin h ind
Albert Q. Houghton, wellington. Ohio; J. w. Coll
YER oh A. smith Cap'Sn tss
Mich; II. II. Luddish, Darlington. Wis.
Appointment Of Supervisor Of Internal
Revenue.
Edward W. Barber was to-day appointed Super
visor OF Internal Revenue for the Territorial district
Of Michigan and Wisconsin, in the place of J. c.
Burroughs, declined.
Combinations by the Senate.
The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed
the nominations of. G. Bancroft Davis, to be AS
sistant Secretary OF State and James II. Casey, to
be Collector Of Customs Of New Orleans.
Unofficial Interview Between the Cuban
AGENTS and the Secretary OF State.
The agents OF the Cuban revolutionsts Domingo
L. Ruiz, 7. M Lemus and T. vahente, who have been
in this city since day before yesterday had inter-
view with the Secretary Of State last night These
gentlemen were desrous OF calling upon the Secre-
tary at the State Department. but having heard the
reports which represented them accredited agents
Of the revolutionary authorities Of Cuba the Secre
tary declined to receive them at the department.
One Of the Cubans, Mr.. Ruiz, however
being an old acquaintance OF the Secre-
tary he received an unofrcial call from him
at his rooms In the Ebbitt House. The meeting was
one altogether Of friendly character, no letter Of
credit having been presented or received. The Sec
retary conyersed with them as Cuban gentlemen;
but whether the interview had in 1t anything of sig
nincance regarding Cuban affairs remains to be seen
Visitors mt the White House.
Matters at the White House were much the same
to-day they have been for week past. The Pres
ident received large number Of Senators and Rep
resentatives before twelve O'Clock. From that time
until three he refused to see anybody and occu
MED In preparinQ documents To he eent To the