, 1869-03-29
Danish Treaty--Departure
Of the Danish Min
istBr.
Grants Headquarters" to
be Abandoned,
Decision Of the Reconstruction
Committee Oh Georgia.
Secretary Cox on the In
dian Question
Congressman Burr as a
Plug Ugly.
Grants Revocation Of Sher-
mans Order.
Congressman Burr as a
Plug Ugly.
Grants Revocation Of Sher-
mans Order.
specln Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune
waS,5txarnS March Is

specia1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, March Is
SECRETARY cox oS INptAs AFFAIRS
The following Is the letter OF Sccretar; Cox, Of
The Interior Department, endorsing the proposition
for the treatment Of our Inailn dlEscu!ueA soo-
uttted ty Mcsass Price, Welch, Strong, s:uaft ana
Others:
aDxrA1r7xENT or THE 1S1ERIoR7l !
tN ASutSGrON. D. c., March q l-G0.
aGES11xxEs: | tahe great pleasure In saytng to
vou That tic proposition submitted by Jou to the
1rssnt Yesterday IT. x,a xnf ;s n Jena1tne1t 1T IL
III. wtrk II rIyil!zing The AM'rieaa Indiana anl
c1pendtnF 4uch funds a may te Apr!npaa.ea prIp aas,
r. ".hc:Rise ncets Win ha heartlest approval
NJ well as ms own believe tnut toneef1t1 e.
TT c,xcs th soa fp1s n IL y Uo!s S suJ sSs
government ttself. wlu give E1onna % anPe 'or 1o
funs v htcll 1oEmer eyssems failed 10 e1ect. me
.s,y,iun If the several tribes on our frontiers
nav futh thai the question Of Lmne,tiate and thor
puch action, looking to civilization u ne ohly q.
teIuatyc or mode of escape from extelnalnaun9
czs Yer! respectfully 'o9f q Sol.sns cn9 x1ctar;
ITO Messrs- Ell +. Price. Wm. weleh, Nm-
String. Samuel K Slnpies, IT. D A'1nes eee'6o L.
Styan ami others
THE 1EsCEE-oF-oFI1CE QUESTION
vii, rnnt m again IN the Senate Tomorrow, hut 1t
ts tunoss.o,e TO tel! Whit action will be taken ~
that foLs. There has been q good dea ot tAk
a1sut the caucus III the morning, but rs notice nhs
nut l.eu Issued It Is presumed none "h He ncsn'
The nrst motion in the Senate will ne 10 ASK
Committee 0f Conference, and tue sesnna W.. u
<loup1edy be to recetie md agree with the llouse
hill This motion will bring square sote On rtl*
Ing the Law, and these who favor 1t say tney Know
1hcg arc strong cnongh to car7y 1t through otheFs
think not and say tho ending OF the conflict VIII
IL suspension of tho law iurin. Gsaut's admlnls-
t.ation. repeal seems more probable now than
1t any other time since the contest be9aa-
11{F7
Tho noetion Of Reclgter o! the Treasury WIS, On
3hc 18th Inst, rendered by Secretary Hontwell to
cs-conGressman Geo. Il nalsey, NJ New Jcr5cF.
Tie declined the position Oh the 1sth gtsinH as h's
1caeous for 80 doing that hlsnrgc private business
needed attention. The Secretary was not disposed,
however, to let him OF, and though pressed ny
1rany PERSONS to make another selection stGl
kert the place open, aud when tlaiseF came here
The nrst OF last week, he again oacrcd
7l,ru the position. urging It's acceptance upon him
Is a public duty and personal favor. Sererat
Other gentlemen united with the Secretary IN press.
Ing Italsey to take for wht!c II he could not pcf-
u,anensly, md though be has lot yet aid lie will
DO So the probabilities are that he vii be formally
appointed early this week.
Burr As rLrGCuLE.
The rnor, If The House Committee on Elections
Ens the scpnc Of most unusual occurrence on
ErJ4y Hon Jo,, Stevenson and Nj. Ban, OF I'LL
nots. were sitting near each other ]suFr and Ran-
dali desired de!ay In the report Of case upon
xshich majority Of the committee werc ready. Mr..
Stevenson offered motion to con!oE1u to the
views Of tho Democratic members l5urr seemed
determined to make trorhlc over Inc case and
made rcrcatcd remarks insulting alike to the com
ratttec and 10 Mr. Stevenson, md fnali5 went &c
Var as 10 declare the OF the committee inde
rent To this Stevenson replied thnt he though
they hsi alf bctfer act In proper and gent]emanl
vpv Upon this Burr jumped nps and with gros
antl indecent profanity, struck ie4vs blow at Mr
Stevenson. The latter partially rarz1cd thls an,
E,1rck an e1ectua1 blow In self-delence. seseia
members Of the committee rushed between tn
parties md separated then. Randai
Bhowed great desire to fight
but Was also rcsrltret. There
But one opinion among those coenlzant OF ~
1aIfs Including tho Democrats, which Il that Mr
Iur7 IVES wholly wrong, aud that MI: sterensont
co;rsc from the fist, WAS directly in the llne OF
rrppcr and digui1ed discharge Of his duty, I'll
Iturr nssau.tcd him and after that bis action WRt
that OF proper and }usttn1ble sclfdcfenee-
GRAST,s REVOCATION OF sHEKAASs oRDER-
President Grants revocation Of General sher.
3unns order, by which the latter attached the
heads OF all the departments to hts stan Is tht
1hcnc pf vcEy general remark In military circles
It ar1,cars that Sherman order was IN violation o
several laws, and quite y number of army regulA
t!ouA This direction Of the President restores thr
t,etnre General Shcr1uAp Assumed eotnnan1 OF tht
AH1y.
- sksATuR FESruN-
Political circles age ve1y greatly excited to-da
over the testimony and accompanying e'itoris
In :hc New YORK fost Of yesterday po1ntedt
cha.r,nx That Senator Fcnton rrceved tNcnt
thousand dollars In casn for signing tho Eac Ral
1oad It'll. Tue Ros. Bays this aud similar charge
haye heen repeatedly made hy responsible pa1t4t
IN New York anu the Senator has failed 10 motto
Them. The impression here Tonight among Fei
INNS friends Is thRt neither ho nor tic Stnatc ca
fall TO notice the matter.
OHIO p1H1!.iERS
General GeIgr7, Of Ohio, Is here In the intctc!
pt the Ohio sttstlleEs, to Insist that the Intern
Revenue Department shall attach meters to t'st!
1ct1es in accordance with the law, hnd to rrotc.
ncanst the or,3er that Collectors Of Revcnuc saa
forward certificate Of deposit, I1adc to cover e1
1,cnses of rneteT1 to Mi. Tica, before he has =
1acheti his Instruments accorl!a1 TO Law.
TIE pAS1sH TREATY.
General Raasloe1, Danish MInlfter OF Nat, wh
came here ten Or twelve weeks ago to LOOK afts
1he s.: Thomas treaty, LETT tonight for New Tori
1ptrp,}tpC to asli "Wednesday for Europe. lie ha
sta-c4i tho views Of his government to Pzes&uel
Erau, aud members OF his Cabinet as well as I
1ca.,ts. Senators md Representatives, and lcavs
the questions raised by that treaty for rettleneI
3y Corc1e.s and orr people The senate- as
Ao%,r, If SAID To bc so anxious TO Get nwas ITO
washington Tint there Il not any probability o.
actiou OIL the treaty this hesslon-
nAlk w rERny.
f,nc ot the mt nominations made hJ Preside
f;rnn. VIA that Of KinGslev. eoc.n!a~ o! 4insst
Hale. to he Secretary Legation TO Maandr Ii pa
ri Perry, 1t has not yet hccn acted on ty t
senate Foreign Relations Committee, an's the s.
rrtary Of State has sent q l1fFr NUMBER o1 Il
xers from Hale md Perry to the Senate Tor eSnt
xrh4 4ch Ah,VE nr1f
rendition OF things there and VIII have 70 be &C
fddcred In coming 10 decision Oh making
nomination.
QRlHris uEApaCAn7EN-
The building 80 long occupled By Grant a AT
uca,l9us,te1s viii be surrendered to the o~ners
the rrst Of July next The books and records
the as1ur will bc ali removed this week to the H
Dcpa5tment, where General Sherman has hts hes
cuaytrrs, ant. during the next three months I
building will be occupied for local couEt-,nArt
purposes. Tho Dyer Court Of Inquiry Tul F4t
all, ttt there after this week tn the tn' cstis7tl
i flushed.
frAI. IND TEHC.
TIE eommis6ton between Spain, On the o
hand and reru- Chill md Boilytn on the other
1zo'al,y nut meet till June, By which time Re
e11-c,s to have 4 full Minister herc- II FILL
1tu.e:alrscd the WAT between Spain anu the
powers was brought to end l,y ne1fai1on OF {
government, and that matters Of difference
to le adjusted herr. Through the adytce and cot
Sci IT the l7esldent two Of three months will
occupied III the WORT
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
REnoSs1RCcr.oS coxMlrrEK On GEORGIA.
WA~HI<GTpx, March sa--It Is fea!d In Republic
circlss fha. the Committee on ieeons,r ruci.on '
hcnt,une OF the original GeorE'a 1cyt yt.lature,
Inc expulsion Of the eoforei members soM
rAcIFIC RA1LkOAn,
T3c following telegram Tecentlr received
tAe sse'e'Af' VI vi @ss11 ta LAKE, utsh. March 4
"Thc report On NE ceaus' ps,!ae M Ros', vi wtll
isa,ir'aa a. incomplete I. The Guion racl1c RI
tstrned> "E. X. WAREEE,
E1cye, Major General United States AZ
~. fKECEESSnKRFxE, il
Especial Cnnnrnk<lt
the rnatla Another telegraph Just Eeccired =
The Union raciac 1sAllsoal track Is aald twenty
sntles west Of Oclea, which Is nf1v~oae miles
1ioned distance Is comrle1e.t with the c1cep.lo
AZ 1nlea- The Central road Is laid 70 point se,
%AA' FRoslM1 THE OF ADJOURNMENT,
xnem!,cfs Of Congress ot both parties, that an
9onrprnent ssne dr. Will NOT take Place before
fuIdd.e Of April
The commissions of vatous parties Tho .
,nnrrmed for Office In the iast few AaEs Of the
1ncr administration = srs - ye! n wl.nasi; as ana 5ae
1ect Is In the hanea RseoseTncctsos. % ~ i,:sS
nerc.tfons nun division and ant-dElsson
ties Of Texas were oc1orc tne necons,uS1oa
EcCrgta iii having been taken 9g y @ tne coz
fec, the case was postpone an'n Au'7o3''
n7o eo-er,1 nesa, at departments were ba
$s,at ~" Trs,cttisv. M1nepany with the Rcrun
1as,nbcrs oi tonG7rss IN rr1stton 70 ,1ts91 reM