The New York herald., 1872-05-16

protestatons Of pnkney, 60 the present day. Now
( chat Pinkney is TO be deprived OF the command Of
IN, Medical Corps, he Is more energetic than ever
and ss succeeded in having his case investigated
| Inv tho { ,nate Naval Committee, which has made .
sin,omat sort OF report but clearly in favor OF DR..
Pinkney. Tn, case exctes much interest In tne
,avv os tond;n to bring about a decision upon the
principle OF the pO "er VI 'ne uopai ~ '"pe
sede the estah,,sned, Avs and customs Of the ser
vice IA 70 rerat,ve %, K. the general current Of
opinion bcng that vy,tbor adequate protection by
law an officer ia liatse while at sea TO DO ousted
from his rank by some rival on "o.o uu'y =, ""
ing orders and have no remedy 'i' 'o'u'" "o',.o
A Louisiana Cnrpet-Bag Go,
Over to tho Deraocrnts-Re
Rejoice.
private telegram was received here S., oAA
Thomas w. Conway superintendent OF Educa ~o',
In louisiana who was q delegate from New OrieN.
to tho Cincinnati Convention, announcing thsS
Governor Warmoth has gone eyer body and SOU
to the democracy. Conway, wfo has heretofore
been one of Warmoth's most earnest adherents now
desires to be counted among the boilers from the
bclters convention He says that there will be
two tickets only in Louisiana-one ror The regular
republican nominee and the other for che nomina-
tion Of the Baltimore Convention.
The Enforcement Act I'm MaTyfnnd.
The lrst trial under the Enforcement act that
has taken place in the State OF Maryland IL now
progressing Mt Baltimore, before the United States
Circuit Court Judges Bond and Giles. Constticr-
able interest is exhibited, from the act THAT
tho State authorities are defending the election
Judges OF Ammo Arundel county. who-are defend-
ants with the abest counsel that can be en- oOyed.
The charge against these Judges IS the refusal or
colored votes at the State election last fall
The Cotton Claims and tho Tom Sc0tt
Depot In tho Senate.
Mr.. Trnmbu, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported to the Senate to-day an important bill,
which provides that loyal cotton claimants shall bo
privileged to bring suits against the COVE nment be
fore the Court OF Claims for six months after lsf
passage. This will extend the time until 1873.
Tom Scott arrived here last night, In time to be
on hand this morning when the Senate haa. agreed
to take up the House bill allowing him
to build the Baltimore and PptOma0
depot on Pennsylvania avenue, with power
to destroy the public parks by laying tracks
through them As soon as the Senate had fairly
settled down to business, Mr.. Cameron attcn, ,pted
to call the bill up, but was met with opp0si tion,
and, before it was reached, the conference re port
on the Deficiency bill, killing the Morrill, amt nd
ment, was taken up and agreed to.
The debate on Colonel Scott's measures then plo-
ceeded without interruption, until the hour of D.
iournment. The real strength that the measure h; "
In the Senate, as developed by the votes that might
be called test to-day, is 80 for and Is against itA
The Pacific Mail job.
The House Committee on Appropriations to-day
agreed to report in favor of the Senate amend
ment to the Postal Appropriation bill granting the
additional subsidy TO the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. OF course there will be sufficient oppO-
stion to 1t when reported to the House to insure
strong fight against it, but its friends confident
of final success.
Democratic COngrcssmen and tho Libe-
rails.
It having been stated in the Cincinnati EnQ,drer
that the democrats In Congress gave the strongest
written assurances TO Senators TrumbulI, Schurz
and others that the democrats would support the
Cincinnati nominees, the press agent is requested
by leading democratic members to contradict that
statement, and to say that no assurances, written
or verbal, were given to the Senators any one
else to that effect
The Misunderstanding Canal.
This morning delegation of Georgans sent
hither in the interests Of the interoceanlc canal
project to unite the waters Of the Mississippi
with the Atlantic Ocean, via Tennessee, Coosa and
Altamaha Rivers, now pending in Congress, met at
the Imperial Hotel and proceeded in a body to the
White House to lay the project before the Presi-
dent and ask his cooperation In behalf Of the
terprise. They were accompanied by the entlro
Georgia delegation In the HOnse OF Representa-.
tiyes, and on arriving at the White House In
troduced to the President by General Young of the
Georgia delegation. AfteI the ceremony Of intro
ducton Colonel Frobell spokesman Of
the delegation addressed the President at length.
The President replied that he saw map OF the
route yesterday and 1t looked to him emlnentiy
practical and he thought it very important in view
OF the fact that the present commercial routes are
inadequate to the growing needs of commerce, and
1t not for the ateness OF the present session
he would make 1t the subject OF a special cOmmu-
nicatiOn to Congress; but he suggested that, per-
haps the better way would be, first to interest
the friends OF the measure In Congress In the work.
and obtain the Introduction and reference Of tho
bill.
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