New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

Secretary Fish says:
In transmitting the foregoing list the Secretary OF
State has assumed to anciiate the action Of Con
gress in defining the condition or the relations OF any
State to the Federal Government. He presents, in
answer to a resolution of the Senate list Of the resou
t0ns purDorng 10 satisfy the proposed amendment OF
which notice has transmitted TO the Department Of
State, with the dates Of their respective adoption.
The following nomination was sent to the senate To-
day Lafayette Carter to be suryeyorGenera OF Idaho
The senate in Executive session, this afternoon, con-
.Cha' II. Lewis, virginia, Minister Resident, Portugal
G GaGres: Maus.oa Mais,eS ReHt Stockholm
Robert c. KrE Ohio, Minister Resident, Uruguay
Gusiare Jarek6 Pennsylvania Consul at Augsburg.
Passed Assistant ra5msse George R wilkins 5s Payms'ier
be Passed Assistant Psymasters
wn. ". Barry to be ASSISTANT P.{%a',.r IN the Nav a.
Cha Grove Alabama Register Of the Land Office OF Wyoming
". $, Haues Collector Of Customs Sag Hnbor. EesYCrE
Slas NJ Madison Collector OF Casops Dg3hIh EeE.lork'
Geo D. Orei Collector Of Internal Revenue Ftt NJ. p,
G Wiusiesd Collector Of Internal Revenue fhi A,a Carolina
Peter RS'e Collector Of Internal R.yepqe hsheE!h oo
Fo.@d'r22- PaIsri Ks9lasee m Geo P MARROW,
sag SHg n !; Jobu C. iande, oIiord. Miss
Gen Hiram Walbridce of New-York to-day telegraphed
20 Mr.. Conan ycePresldent of the Brunswick and Al
the recent railroad disturbance caused by nOn-pay
ment of wages that he had promptly contradcted the
truth OF that report, and wished to know whether he was
correct doing The General tonight received the
following dispatch IN reply:
p1y DAY i on zoe m each mouth a SsG were pad te
Friday ard the money ready pay regularly They awaited my arm
dpae Col Huhurt General Superintendent who
int Republican and superior They stopped excursion train
the 50 miles from Brunswek AMI demanded tie Immediate
poueut another Superintendent managed to get these men TO
Brunssics and Immediately discharged aud paid them.
b1.si al threatened III, hes Judge Aye col Hour,
constant OF
Their and they bad at night The authorities could Afford
security tie conay they united With tie ~ their
demands ami the movement evidently erpcg thereby TO
IL Of greatest
Perpj lou know politician, AM have no Interest 10
Gov Bullock bis Int satisfied from what have seen that
tToed Northern Terry
uve'Auod q all the A to-day has ordered more troops BH'
The following is one of several similar letters and dis
patches sent North to-day.
To the Hon CHARLES O'NEILL, Member " Congress Of
IerHsgirdHd, Washington, ID. C.:
SIR: As Philade phians and ex-UniOn officers doing
business Savannah wish to state that the dispatch
sent city by W T. Avery, and photographed 10
the newspapers regarding the treatment OF Northern
men this State, Is untrue in every particular We have
recently Travelled throughout the State and have never
nor did We hear Of any insults being offered 10 Northern
men. THOMAS j. MALONEr, JR anu
n PENNINGTON, OF Hacker. Maloney Il Co.
II s said the Senate e DAY confirmed the NOMINATION
"a immediately thereafter made 10 RECONSIDER
the vote which is now pending.
a disturbance which caused mnch excitement TOOK
place this afternoon the Senate Chamber. 10 had
It's origin young mans attempting 10y force 10 enter
private apartment exclusively for the use OF Senators
the door, who prevented his passage into
the closet received heavy blow from the stranger ana
others including the Sergeant who came 10 the
treated similar PoIIce-
men soon ared and. being assisted, obliged TO
carry the dsturber bodily the gnard room under the
crypt the Capitol where he il prisoner awaiting
instructions OF Senatorial authority