The union Democrat., 1869-04-24
rEIEcRAPHIc NEWS.

T, : ,,,.,arstood that the President VIII 500"
-, ,err,clamation submitting the Cons'tu-
ION of Virginia to the people. with separate
- srS, ON disfran6hisemeut, second on
- "a, oath. third on the county orgsnika-
,;nns II is understood that the vete VIII oe
ordered on the fourth Tuesday 10 May
NJ Wilson submitted resolution 70 the
Senate to-day authorizing the Secretary o'
the NAVY. with the consent ef the ooionio''''
Government. to cause a thorough survey 10 pe
made for a railway or ship canai across .ne
I.,hmus of Darien from San M'Suei 10 TUE
Gulf Of ARABIA.
W.s N;.bols. widow of the late General
N;chols has heen appointed Pos,mist-esS OF
Fort Leavenworth.
WASHINGTON. Anril l6.-Out OF LOO clerks
in the Third Auditors office there are seven
,,bn have hesn notified they will be removed.
1t is stated tina, Second Controller Droa /
head received notice from Mr.. Boutwell, that
the Department had no intention ot dlspeh-
sing with his services Mr. Broadhead, con-
seouently, did not tender his resignation. -.
At the regular Cabinet meeting to-day all
he members were present. Following are
the nominations made to-day: Nj. NJ. Della
no of Colorado Consul to Foo Chow; VIM. ii.
Wadsworth. Commissioner under the treaty
with Mexico Isaiah Reaves, Associate Judge
Of Arizona Oscar D. Manson, Secretary ot
the Mint at San Francisco; Joseph +. Cnch-
rane, melter and refaer, and jos. T. Harm-
stead, coiner of the Mint At San Frarolsco
A Ii. Markham, Third Assistant Postmaster
General. Revenue Collectors: Otis Perrin,
Stockton. California, vice Davies, withdrawn;
X. A. Il. Flint, RoSeburg. Oregon. legs
ters W. Butler, Aurora, Nevada; W. ~
| Willis ROseburg, Oregon.
The Senate has confirmed Assessor Ii. j..
Tlden of the First District of California.
Register of Land Offices: Rollins. of San
Francisco. McCalum. of Sacramento. Ke-
ceiver of Land Office: Hart Fellows: OF Sac
ramento. Postmasters Thomas B. Beekey,
Salem, Oregon j. j. Smith, Oroville. Call
foinia Mrs. Mary j. Falls, Vallejo Cai'fnr-
MIA. Edward Ruggl@ Surveyor. Idaho Eli
5. Parker. Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Ministers r. C. Kirk, Argentine kepuoiic +;
E. d. Basset lIayti; l.. Markbre't, BOLIVIA ;
G. W. Wurtz, Secretary of Legation at Flor
ence: Curtin, Minister to Russia; Thomas
II. Nelson to Mexico. Consuls, "A. l.. Chet-
tain, of Utah, at Brussels; Lemuel Lyon, OF
Oregon, at Kanagawa; Felix Matthews. OF
California. at Tangier David Turner, ot Cal
ifornia. at La Paz Charles Wele, of Neva-
da, at Guayaaul Charles E. Perry OF New
York. at ASpinwal S. l.. Glasgow, at
Havre. Consuls General: Freeman al.
Morse, at London; I. B. Van Buren. at
Florence j. NJ. Reed. at Paris (; Charles Nj.
Dana Appraiser of Merchandise, at New
York W. w. johnson, Revenue Collector,
Montana: Charles A. Sheppard, OF New
York, at Yeddo.
! CHICAGO, April II. - The Republican s
Washington special says the Executive session
of Yesterday was long. and somewhat exei-
ting. There were about one hundred and
fifty combinations and three rejec,ions: MIR.
/ Cameron made a vehement attack on Curtin,
assailed his integrity and official acts white
Governor, declared him tr,ckster and unit
to represent the country abroad az not
Christian nor a representative OF the Kepuo-
lcan party Of Pennsylvania.
No action was taken in the case of Sanford,
for the Spanish Mission, nor W. y. Pile, for
Brazil.
Motlev's instructions are being prepared.
lie will take his departure very soen. II Is
Understood that the instructions confirm Gen-
eral Grants publicly expressed views regard
ing the liability of England, for all property
DESTROYED by the Alabama. Motley has had
frequent conference with Evar's. 1t Is
though he will be given wide range for the
negotiation of future treaties.
| i he rplectlNU vi lD6 i'i
Of Lawrence, Kansas, by divided vote of 80
to 3. is regarded as a triumph for Ross over
). Pomeroy. The former, it is reported, had
high words with President Grant in regard
to this and other Kansas appointments.
General Tom Ewing has brought suit
against Perry Fuller for money due on ac-
count of lobby services. Many rich develop
ments are expected concerning the manipula-
tions Of amendments 10 appropriation bills,
etc.
Mr.. Brownlow denounced the name of A.
X. Ricks as Pension Agent for Knoxville, as
personally obnoxious to himself. Brownlow
made bitter assault on Grant for making
the appointment and called on the Senate to
reject Kicks, which was done. Kicks is a
strong Republican. served with credit in the
Union army and was recommended by Sena-
tor Warner and large number of the best
Union men of the South. Brownlow desires
his own son-in-law to be appointed.
New YORK, April 1.-THE Horld'S spe-
cial has the authority of a Senator from the
Pacific Coast for the statement that an extra
session Of Congress will be called within sixty
days, undoubtedly for the consideration OF
the annexation OF Cuba, either peaceahly or
forcibly. The same special says the Presi-
dent has been informed of very formidable
expedition preparing at New York and New
Orleans with the avowed design of proceeding
to Cuba. 1t is asserted that the Government
will let this expedition alone very adrotly.
CulcAco, April l7.-Bishop Duggan, the
Catholic Bishop of Chicago. has become yio-
lently insane and been taken to S.. Louis.
4 New YopK. April l6.-The sloop of war
Ossipulo. at the Brooklyn navy yard. has
been fitted for sea to investigate the Crane
case.
The Union Pacific Railroad litigation was
continued to-day before Reifeld, without con-
clusion and adjourned till Thursday.
CHICAGO, April IA terrible atfray ac
Cured at Connelltou, Indiana. on Sunday
Two brothers, named Dunlevy, one mer-
chan, highly esteemed in Conneilton, and
two brothers named Payne, while drinking
together, became engaged in a quarrel and
drew knives. A desperate conflict ensued
the elder Dunlevy's heart was split in two,
ore of the Payne's was killed and the Other
Dunleyy and Payne were fatally wounded
probably, also fifth person will die, wht
was stabbed while endeayoring to separate
tie belligerents.