The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
More of The English Mission
Motley Upon Grant.
The San Domir go Business.
Attempt 10 Gail Up Norton Resolution
1t Faiis-Yeas, ii3; Nays, 6Z.
ETC., ETC.. Etc. ETC.. Ete.
The San Domingo Business.
Attempt 10 Gail Up Morton Resolution
1t FaiIs-Yeas, Ii3; Nays, ez.
Etc. Etc.. Etc. Etc. Ete.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Motley HemOvaI-An0thcF Acosuus
Special Despatch TO The BssnsSe Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The President to-day sent
TO the Senate the Motley correspondence called for
by the resolutions OF Morton and Sumner. II is
quite yolumnous Accompanying Motleys last
from secrots, EsS 70 Moran, replying TO It,
ing that long before he offiiay notified OF his
recall ne noticed In the newspapers a statement TO
the erect that the President had determined upon
Withdrawing him.
This he regarded as an nsuls, both to himself and
his position. had he been notified in regular way
that the President no longer desired his services he
would have resigned. He denies that be ever yio-
lated his instructions and that he had any private
conversation with Lord Clarendon or any other
British ocial on the subject OF the Alabama elams
ne quotes MS despatches as weIl as those OF Mr.
Fish to show that there was difference OF op-
Dion between himself and the President, and that
all through he had paid strict attention to his
He says that, as a wonderful coincidence he re-
oeved his letter OF recall the very day after the
San Domingo treaty was defeated by the Senate.
He protests in conclusion, against the manner OF
his removal, and attributes it to the difference be-
tween Sumner and the President.
MIR. Fish takes up Motleys letter, and replies to
IN detail, in which he denies that San Domingo or
Mr. Sumner had anything to do with his recall, but
that It was because he did not carry Oat the Vie VS.
OF the administration concerning the Alabama
question.
The San Domingo Resolution.
Orths motion to take up the Senate San. Do
miDgo resolution from the table was lost by a vote
U go o SS Spg Mar 'e RpppGsas WI who voted no
Orh then reported the similar resolution from the
committee and moved the previous question. Mr.
Wood and others wanted TO offer amendments but
MIR Orth refused to allow them to he put n and the
Democrats are now hlbustering by calling the roll
on al djournment.
Exciting Scenes la the Honso.
Spccidl Despatch 10 The Erenir,1 telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Mr Orth has Just renewed
his motion TO suspend the rules and take Mr.. Nor
tons San Domingo resolution from the table and
pass it, 1t Is believed now that he has enough re-
crnits brought up to make the two-thirds.
The Democrats have commenced to hltbuster
again. There Is a great deal OF excitement in tho
House, and the refusal Of Orth to allow debate
on the amendment has enraged the opposition to
the measure. Several members OF the Cabinet and
many Senators are on the moor OF the House. to-
gether with General Porter the Presidents Secre-
tary, urging members to vote for the resolution.
The Morton Resolution Lost.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The House at O clock
again voted on taking up and passing the San Do.
Hinao Joint resolution, and the motion was again
defeattu-ll3 to 81.