The south-western., 1869-04-28
dispatches, from Tuesday Mornings Daily
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Andrew Jahnsons 81,
Robert, is dead
Registrars have ceased indicating color on iii,
Negroes registering largely. Whites, as mass, SEN
Indifferent. Registrars rejected the applications {
several black and white females to have their Mans
registered.
Dan' Page, one of the founders, and the first nar
of St. Louis, No. died here of congestion of the lung
| President recognised Chas NJ. Hagan, Turkish co..
| sui at Philadelphia.
| Steamer Urselda snagged on the Missouri river 80
miles above St. Croix, and while sinking explode,
| Fifty missing.
The nerald's Cuban special says advices from Ms
sau state active military preparations are in progress
forts are being strengthened and garrsons reinocA
in anticipation of possible complication arising from
the recent mbroglio with Spanish officials at Havana
relative to outrages committed on British veaei
Patriot Quesada's brother and Cespedes are both
| Nassau Demands received from Dulce for the SUI.
render of the parties who captured the Comandiaio
and for the giving up ofother alleged enemies of Spain
Demand refused by the British Government of Prov
dence, and the matter referred to London for settle
men.. The Governor of New Providence has 10.
structed the lighthouse keeper to prohibit approaa
Demonstration here to-day.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Assignments of Adiutals
Generas-Col. II. c. Wood headquarters 9th military
district; Col. JAS II. Taylor, headquarters depart
ment of the South Col. J. P. Martini headquarters
signments for the South. Appended to the order, is
the following: "The commander of any department
district not included in the foregoing order will ap
point A. A. A. G. from his own command, Or from
the list of officers awaiting ORDERS"
The following nominations were rejected by the
Senate on the last night of the session, in addition to
those heretofore made public: Patrick NJ. Blair
Collector Internal Revenue Sd District, Mississippi
Thomas II. Stanley, Agent Pottawattamie Indians
Howard Nelson, Agent Indians, Kansas Agency. The
following nominations were laid on the table: D. W
Cheeseman, Treasurer branch mint, San Francisco
E. w. Roberts, Register land Office, Marysvie, Cali
forna. Also the following enormously published re
jeeted: H. s. Sanford, Minister to Spain j. R. Jones
Minister to Belgium; William A. Pile, Minister te
Brazil. Effect of tabling differs frccn wsssee'on i
allowing nominations to be sent in again next s "A
This evenings Chronicle says Hale, having rendered
his regsnaton of the Spanish mission, and the same
having been received at the Senate department and
accepted, the rejection of Mr.. Sanford as lis success
sor by the Senate, leaves the mission vacant. Sick
les, within fortnight, will be appointed by the Pres
dent Minister to Spain to fill the vacancy and COM
mssloned in accordance with the provisions Of the
amended civil tenure act
WASHINGTON, April 26.-Heralds London special
says it is rumored the government will adopt bold
Cuban policy, conceding begerent rights to the in
surgents by assistance nsuring the independence of
the Island thus preventing absorption by the United
States, and maintaining consistence regarding coned
eracy.
Madrid dispatches report great popular demonstra
ton there in favor of republic Rumors that Ser
rano and Prim are at variance.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-Senators Sherman, Poo
and Sumner, have succeeded in engineering reconcli
alton between Abbott and Sprague. Sprague write
to Abbott he wrote the paragraph which gave Abbot
otfeace, before Abbott spoke. Whereupon, Abbot
writes to sprague my ausion to you in the Senate wa
founded on misconception. 1 ask yout consider
unsaid.
Dispatches from all points represent magnifcentce ce
ebraton OF the tieh anniversary of the Odd Fellows
COL fprker, Indian, qualified to-day as Indian Com
missioner