, 1869-04-09
WASHINGTON.
Final Passage Of tue Indian
Appropriation Bill
The House Measure Agreed
to by the Senate
Passage Of tile Bill to Reor-
ganize the Judiciary
System.
The Presidents Reconstruct
ton Message Considered
in Both Houses.
Bill in Accordance with the
Presidents Views Passed
In the House.
The Currency Distribution Bill
Dead for the Session.
Nominations made and
T-vA Il
The Currency Distribution Bill
Dead for the Session.
Nominations made and
Confirmed.

nything at this session ahuat Mississippi Nearly
u the members were opposed ~ my extension Of
he time for adjournment The judiciary Conml;-
ee Of the House also had MEETING, With bare
uofu1u The members p.rsent were for the rass-
re Of such bills as the President had Indicated,
tut took no action because tho subject WAS not be-
orr them, and they learned 1t was being corlsld-
red tn the Reconstruction Committee. Quite a
lumber Of Senators end Representatives, went up
o see tle President early IN the in3rnlae- lie tx
,ressed strong desire that Congress should ad-
outn Saturday, nni said be did mt suppose &hat
he legislation le had recommended Won!d
-eep tfs members single day, as
,e supposed the bill could be put through each
ranch tn couple Of houra Conversation Was had
I'rout the form that should be gwen to the meas
Ire, In which he said it womb meet hts vlews 1t
xas left to tho commanding Generals to order IN
election, snd would suit Kim equally well II the
matter was left TO his discretion; the only request
he had to make being that provision be Ha.1e for
q separate vote in some way Oh certain sections
Two or thtcc members OF the Decentralization
Committee we're among these callers, and at
! O'Clock thst committee met They were not
long In reaching two conclusions, Etz, that the |
bill should be AZ simple and trcf possible, md
the z,atter Of ordering m election should be left
With The President These conclusions and general
xtevs Of TIE committee were nut into shape at
rnce and half m hour aftcr the meeting OF the
IInuse Mr. Bptler brought the Ill! ln for action.
The debate lasted rather nor. than IN hoar Tho
measure, ns reported YVES then put through hy I
vote OF ls1 to q all negative votes being Demo-
cratic, though some members On that side voted
in the Affirmative. The blu reached the Senate At
4 o'clock, Was q: once referred aud sent to the
public printer, 30 that II night he really for con-
sideration this evening Or carly tomorrow mosu-
Ing.
PASSAGE oF TIE 3rDIcJARY BILL
The Judiciary bill 1l,out which there has been
m ,uuch discussion thIs wIn,rr. has finally rot
th,nnch Congress. and will lie signed tomorrux.
II provides Tor The anpo.ntme IL Of one aduiso N
.Jndpr m ,he snn,rmt. 1,.rch. and ntne new CIR
I-ntv 1pdoea asrh nr whom eta1J nn..a.s the ss,n@
nowrr and 1ur,,dIction within h,s cir,nlt n. the
Jusuce Of the supreme courz allotted to that cir
cut The courts In each c,rcuit are to be held
hy the Justice OF the Sunreue Court
thereto allotted or bT ClrcuI, Judge or br the Dis
rr1ct Judpr earb sitting oIone or either Two sit
ting sorether. The circu,, Jud res have sa.ary
nf no0O. Each judge On The Slu,eue bench Is
rraureo to attend at leas. oae term Of Circuit
Cont In each district OF Ills circuit during every
two yca.s. Auy Cnt,ed Sta,cs judo OF ten rea9s'
s.sry1fa serenity ycaru Of aae mar FeAt9n these-
after and receive full r1s As pension, The oct
goes into eject the fFst y? next December.
TIE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
Is finished, and will 60 to the President for his elg-
nature tomorrow. The Conference Committee
met this morning, and had 6essloo for an hour.
Harlan clung to his treaty amendments with some
pcttinacity, but TITS aaaly obliged to fecede,
and the committee ntree1f with Mr. Dawes IN re-
tecttug Ill amendments h1sed Oh tha treaties Of
the Peace Commission. and accepted his
proposition putting s. ON O)o In the hands OF the
President 10 be used At his discretion III keeping
fcacc, Tie report WIS concurred In this evening
by both branches Of Congress, and thus the great
treaties afe ignored as Of no binding eject, It
can now he said That the Dawes proposition was
submitted to the t.rcsldeu. and Cabinet, and hy
them scouicsecd In betore being Introduced IN the
House.
NOMINATION WITHDRAWN
The President to-day sent message 70 the Sen
ate Withdrawing the nomination OF Steel Post
master Of Toledo Ohio which l. tlcaiguel to leare
Alexander Reed In the Office
Yrssr ou1o COLLECTION DISTRICT.
The case OF Csp,ain WcItzel. Collector OF The
F1rst Ohio District, has been considered In the
Sena,e finance Committee: lie will be rcpof, ed
for confirmation. and confirmed
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION,
The House did not touch the question Of ad,
tournment, but It came m In the Senate, on Nj,
Summers MOTION made fonn after tho reading Of
the Journal to rescnd the resolution OF last week
He and Mr. Norton advocated 1t strongly, while
Iessrk T1umbuli, CohkllnK Fentop and otnera
while fayortnx action With reference to virginia
and, possibly, Mississippi, thought Il unnecessaz,
TO extend tho session, and held that IL auy event.
tie question Of doing 80 must be left for coustdeta
ton tomorrow. The senase soog this view, and
b! vote Of 80 to 70 refused to act on the matte,
to-day.
TIE Horsx RECONSTRUCTION ELL r. TIE sxxArk
The Judiciary Committee viii meet IN the MON
Ing to considcr the House bill. some member,
afc opposed to 1t in toso. while others want to con
nneit TO FilEtntA, and leave AMxsatrpi and Tcx2
for Betlement next winter. 1t cannot safely b
predicted tonight what action they will take
The temper Of the House Is openly and Kt.puz1
acslnst extending the session bc1ond saturia,
Many member eay thcJ have futly met the Pres
deptH wtshes in short and plain bill that may b
disposed Of In t1o hours, and now, II the Senat
chooses to kill It by useless and Improbable tail
the count,7 and President mus, hold that ,,o,,y n
sronsfble for the defeat Of the measure. The fee
Ing In the Lower Branch Is so decided. and II
membera arc 30 out Of h,.lcnce with Tho dlsnos
tton Of the Upper lssanca to talk ererytninz
death that 1t Il doubtful oacnuarter Of the Re
resentauyes could ,o-nIch, be carried for An e:
tension Of the session, The President has a.
again this evening. to several rersons that he h,
no w1s, to kern Congress hcrc md homes .hf
tuay act n he has Indicated and a,tnnrn nj II
time already txed.
TIE ENGLISH MISSION.
The fFeude OF Mr.. Motley nksert nnNdye1y Il
n,cb. ,n.t hc Ia det.rnrIn.d nn,n ~ En,tsr9 ~
Tint Mr. Nntan Serrrt,rr nr Ie1atlon Ia IN 1,c r
7,jned und.r him Tnrre han hn.n an ,nrrrasr
t.urvir m thr ns-t nj m. fdrn,, of John i,
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Gcne1s, s,ekin, ,,,o- :, ,n1- .-,sn,.,.,o, m,
corning the Nexlcan m,ss,or conc,nIa.i - d.ei,,
Oh the grounds tia. thr ro,,ex ~ ~ x.s, ...,,,
to promise oniv con,Inra,fon -, ~ c.-.~,,s
which however. th- ,,tt,, :, ~ .-...N..s =, :,
P1exldent, Grant being rtn.It ~ 1... -. -
positive policy with Mex,ro h,ysn- sa.". ~ -. :,
request that slcklcs Should .oraa. 80 se,.,u
and the latter has an interview. hy .n,oin,-
with the President tonight
INFERIOR rok1s or ENTRY.
The House Committee On Commrnco,
ing today, and listened to an arru,utnt fr,,, =
Jpdd'tn iayor Of the bill making C.h,ea,n N : ~
ard fsnrinna,I rorta or cntrT ire rn1,,,,.,
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