The New York herald., 1869-04-13

are several SENATORS VINO want to speak upon the
subject and who, II they did SO, would like not only
this country but England 10 hear what they have tC
say 1t is not improbable that Sumner may carry his
point.
A Speck of War mt the Willie Household.
hgerent Interview Between the President
and senator Ross-The Senator Ordered ia
Leave the Executive Presence.
Senator Ross OF Kansas one OF the gallant seven
who voted against impeachment bearded the Presi-
Dental lion In his den this morning The report is that
Ross went to the White House to look after certain
appointments for his far Off State. He had heard that
the President intended TO make certain nominations
Incompatible with the slate he (ROssl had made
out for himself. Ross like other Senator'S Is human,
and has soul not above yearnng for the oaves and
fishes. HIS soul felt sad at what he had learned
concerning the designs of President Grant, and, to
give his soul comfort he wended his way to the White
House. He was admitted at the same time as old
Zach Chandler, but had the first chance to speak his
little piece to the President.
al come, Mr.. President to talk with you about the
appointments for my State having heard that you
intend 10 make certain nominations that may not
harmonze with my desires, If you deem it worth
while to cons1lt them in the least"
To which Grant aconicaly and interr0gatively re-
sponded, ''We, SIR"
This Presidential response was not in the
true manner to be reshed by the Kansas Senator.
"Am 70 understand that am rightly informed as
your stated intentions TO disregard my preferences
in the matter Of appointments Mr.. President ?" in
qulred the Senator. '' .''7 ;S6 % q ~
THAT is question hardly susceptible OF an an
swer, sir. To what appointments do you alude ?
Inform me and then can reply,n rejoined Grant.
Senator Ross liked the second answer as
little as the first, but having come for
enlightenment he was determined not to go
away in fog. The Senator, therefore, with sup
pressed rage, explained the appointments to which
ne had reference.
Frankly, sir,' said Grant, a intend not to make
those appointments .S-,'r ,sS %j.?-S -s-,. -
"What sir You scorn to accommodate me in the
least" exclaimed Ross, boiling over with rage.
"Sir, I believe l have given you my answer"
firmly but sternly replied Grant
This is not treating me fairly, Mr.. President nor
as one gentleman should another" uttered Senator
Ross. nslss.-s,l-
81 have no Intention to be dictated to, sir,'' said
Grant sharply.
Nor have ! to be insnlted even by you sir, were
you twenty times the President" exclaimed Ross,
with his ire stirred up to white heat.
II must decline to be annoyed any further on the
subject" muttered Grant between his teeth, land
desire the interview should terminate"
'You and your desires my go to hell p roared out
Ross.
Leave the room, sirl Leave the room, or shall
force You outr' thundered Grant,
Ross took his departure accordingly, in terrible
rage. quitting the White House like one rushing
from plague and hurried TO the Capitol. President
Grant threw himself into chair the moment the
door closed and wiped his brow with his pocket
handkerchief evidently very much agitated. Old
Zach Chandler approached and was thus addressed
by the President
Excuse me for few moments, Senator. After
that interview must take little time to cool off,"
Such is the account which have learned and which
give substantially as 1t came to me. do not vouch
for its truth but have good grounds to believe 1t Is
not very different from the actual occurrence.
Nominations Sent to the Senate.
The following nominations were sent to the Senate
to-day
j. Lothrop Motley to be Minister to England.
Leopold Markbrei, OF OHIO to be Minister Resident
to Bolivia.
James r. Partridge. OF Maryland, to be Minister to
Nicaragua.
William A. Pile, of Missouri to be Minister, to Ven.
eZuela.
J. Russell JONES' of Ohio, to be Minister to Bel
John S. Carlisle, of West virginia, to be Minister
j. r. Clay (coloredl OF Louisiana, to be Minister
Resident and Consul General to Liberia.
II. VI Ouot w .AuAhaetSA hcSfHChs W VIC
. Stephen 4. Huriburt to be Minister Resident to
Bogota-
sias A. Hudson (colored). OF Iowa, TO be Minister
Resident to Guatemala
Ebenezer ID. Bassett tcolored) OF PENNSYLVANIA, to
be Minister Resident and Consul General to Hayti.
Andrew G. Curtin, OF Pennsylvania, to be Minister
to Russia.
John jay of New York. to be Minister to Austria.
Associate justices Of the Supreme court or wash
tngton Territory-Orange Jacobs and James K. Ken
USited States Marsna,s-L p. Evans, for the
Eastern district OF Tennessee Peter r. Car for the
Eastern district OF Connecticut.
United States District Aaorneys-James G. Adams
for the Southern district Of Mississippi; william j.
Whipple, Eastern district OF Arkansas
q teat q a. Wnse
First district OF Kentucky; r. b. Hunt Seventh dls
trict OF Kentucky; f. w, Sparing, Fifth district OF
Tennessee; Edward Baker, Eighth district OF Illinois;
Edgar p. Snow, wyoming Territory: Samuel A.
Haley First district OF New Hampshire; Theodore j.
Majors, Nebraska; Theodore X. Kerkendoll, First
First district OF MASSACHUSETTS,; Michael Wiedrch,
ThIrtieth district OF New York; Orrin ID. Lake.
Twenty-1fth district Of New York; f. 7. Chase Fifth
district OF Pennsylvania; Edward Rute Sixth dis
trict OF Pennsylvania.
Second district Of Georgia; Daniel W. Peabody, Fifth
district OF Tennessee; Enoch Emery, Fifth district
OF Illinois; Thomas Harlan, wyoming; +. b. Gale,
Sixth district of Michigan; Andrew II. Young First
district OF NewIIampshire; Samuel L. Watson, Mon
tana; Foster Hooper, First district OF Massachusetts;
John II. Britenbach, sixth district OF Pennsylvania.
surveyors or C,istops-w. T. Miller, al Alton, Ill.
William NJ. Evans at Parkersburg, w. Va.
collector or Ctstonis-Cyrus Northrup at New
Haven, Conn.
Wis; James Shanway, Kenosha, Wis; Ira Ayre,
Petersburg, Va; J. NJ. Rose Abingdon, Va; Daniel
5. Parker Kankakee, H.; John K. Cameron Otta-
wa, ILL.,; John w. Crocraft, Kanawha @. H., Va.
JOSIAH II. Fuller, Farebolr Mimi; J. NJ. Perry, No
vasota, Texas; r. w. Ii. Brent Muscatine, Iowa; X
s. vauldey, Clarksvle, Texas; Francis Foster, Kan
sas city No: II. S. Gibbons, st. Johns, Mich; VIM.
Tracy, Flint, Mich. Mrs. NJ N. Dinkgrave, Monroe.
Ia.-C r. Young fredericksburg Va: l.. n. Jones.
Paxton Ill.,; J. /. whitenacb, Jersey ville H.; Cyrus
Hall, shebyvile, H.; George Hugnenin Oswego, n.
II samuel %ooos N .anr0 Ana40ny Havana Simeon H1i M
ton Seneca Fails, N. y; John w. Clark,
| Montpelier VT; stewart Pierce wilkesbarre,
Pa; y. =. Joslyn. Carbondale Pa. Robert Iscdell,
| Norristown, Pa; william NJ Mintzer, Pottstown,
| Pa; A. W. Merrck, Shamburg, Pa; James X. Slo-
cum, Scranton, Pa; David ID. Deienderfer, Allen
stone, Montrose, Pa, George W. Richards. Pltiston
| Pa; ii. 4. Moodey, susquehanna Depot, Pa; David