, 1873-03-27
WASHINGTON.
Sine Die Adjournment Of tho Sell
ate Extra Session.
Senator Windom's Speech on
Railway Extortions and
A1onopolies.
Kef1ey's Credit Mobilier Gone
"Where 1t Will Do Most
Good"
Nominations and Combinations Of
Postmasters, Etc.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
THE CINCINNATI TREASURY.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March 28.-For aome TN
explained reason Senator Slornan had mado M
arrangement, whereby tho nomination of ex-
Gov. Hayos, to DO Assistant Treasurer Ut Clncin-
nat should DO passed over for the prosont. He
says Tonight that his wish WIS complied with,
and that Hayes was not confirmed. othor par
ties, who were In tho Senate to-day, say that just
before tho adjournment Of the Executive ses-
sion Hayes confirmation was unanimously
agreed to. In this conflict Of testimony tue off,
cinl records will bo required to bo examined bo-
foro an official statement can be made.
THE RICHMOND tosr-orr1cE.
The defeated Virginia politicians who sought
to make chnnge in the poet-oflco at Richmond
arc now put to their Wits ends to explain thoir
discontinue. Petersburg raper, in the inter-
oct of Senator Lewis, ondeavors to account in
tho following manner for the Preaideut'B action.
Tt Bnys:
The reaprointnont md confirmation Of Mrs. Bottle
been expected, when it Ia remembered what faithful
service sho rendered Grant whom he wah bosicgina
sSaa sa Elm h s'sns'1sa and Kept him h' IS
crate Capital, and then hhe sent him
flowers. NoBcRnyH clipped In her garden in the morn
Ing have been known TO have been his aupportablo
atnigat at CITY Point Whom Richmond 1ol1, Grant
tons 10 hat hor property WA protected and hcr
wants wero supplied.
ADJOURNED.
Tho Sonato, after passing number Of resolu-
tions authorizing committees to sit during tho
rocess adjourned aine die, to-dny, at 4 o'clock,
Tho only event Of the session has been the Cald-
we'll case. With the exception Of the mcmbora
OF tho Cabinet. tho President has sent
S0 s o 6% tin Re5aR soaan Saa bo1o TO
they busted themselves, mostly oil, in worrying
the President for offcea for thoir friends and ad
herentB. On this account thero is no doubt but
ht t y gad TO- pc ra ot
ing, aud tho remainder will 60 before the close
Of the week.
THE KELLEY BONDS.
Treasurer Spinner Inns not yet received any
reply from OakeB Amos, to whom llo forwarded
tho 81 900 in bonds OF tho Credit Mobilior,
which were turned over to him by Rep
resentative Kelley. The bonds woro sent to
!AmoB on the 18th inst. with d request that he
would 30 lndorse them as to make them converti-
bio, in order that they might be covered into tho
Treasury. Tho question which naturally arises
Is, does Mr. AmeB intend to comply with General
spinnor's request, or hold on to tho bonds. which
he repeatedly said belonged to Mr. Kolly3
THE PNEUMATIC TuDE FRAUD.
Among the frauds sanctioned by tile Forty
second Congress during it's second session wna
an appropriation OF $4,000 to allow ono Dris-
bane to experiment upon pneumatic tube be-
meath tho Capitol and tho Government Printing
Office. Last summer Brisbane caused to bo dug
up and put in m impassablo condition the ave.
nue. loading to the printing office. Ho laid sort
It up; Us might havo been expected, the earth
fattened tho boards, and the thing is T. stupend-
ouH failure All there is to show for the SIS, 900
Of tho peoples money is an unseemly, ho1o
tho Capitol, and a ditch running there
from to the Government Printing Office.
Even tho Senators, who aro partially responsible
for this waste OF tho public money, thought it
was necessary to pasB d resolution today, bofore
adjourning, authorizing tho Secretary Of tho
Interior to mike inquiry about it.
FINANCIAL.
The 1igo in gold in New York today has beon
the occasion Of considerable commont among
Treasury officials BY them it is attributable to
proaent seaaon, and tho consequent hoavy ex-
portation Of gold. It is claimed that no action
the department. could have led to tho rise. In
this connection, Judge Richardson announces it
to be his policy to reduce tho outstanding loyal
tenders to tho minimum amount as soon aA
practicable.
UNION pAo1Fo BUTTS.
Tho Attornoy-Genoral has not yet decided
the Union Pacific Railroad. Tho place indicated,
however, il Boston. It is anticipated that tho
whole controversy will finally bo brought to the
United Statca Supreme Court
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK March 26.-A Washington special
says that Treasurer Spinner has about given up
all loposof Oakea Ames returning the certificates
Of tan shares Of Credit hlobilier stock sont to
Judge Kelley, and to bo returned with stato-
mont as to the amount Of dividends due upon it,
which amount h1r. Spinner proposes to put into
the Treasury at Kelloy's request.
MAGNIFICENT GIFTS.
Tho United States Government has Ind tlroo
silver services, consisting Of two wine coolers
and punch bowl oach, made by prominent firm
iu this city, as presonts to Counts Iturbido and
TALLY and flrmnosa in tho Geneya Arbitration.
Each service is enclosed In . box three feet
wide md five feot long, lined with greon silk.
The boxea alone cost 31,800.
ITO the Associated Press.1
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Tho President sent
mastors-H. F.. Cleveland, sholbyYillo, Tenn;
Fl. D. Bhalrer, Canton, Ohio.
TIE AD INTERIM SECRETARY or WAR.
The question ns to whether, undor exiBting
laws Con. Sherman could DO Acting Secretary
Of War, or Secretary pro tom. during tho ab-
eonee Of Secretary boknap who loayes to-moE-
Sheridan Of the military. posts OF tho Do
partmont Of the Missouri, having arisen, tho
matter WAS submitted to Attorney: General Will
Jams for dooiaion, and ho decides that, uudor the
act OF CongreHs approved 1871 no officer
Of tho army can hold my civil position, and
that in case he does 90, he forthwith coases to
bo m of1lccr Of tho army. Gen. Sherman will
consequently not aorye aa Secretary OF War
during tho abaouco OF Con. Bolknap, aud tho
President bus designated Secretary Roboaon to
net as Secretary Of War during the absence Of
Afr. Bolkuap.
CONFIRMED.
Tho Senate confirmed tho following nomina-
tions: John A. Campbell, 0oyornor Of Wy
oming Territory. Collectors Of informal Roy
enuo-A1onzo b. Carroll, Second Missouri;
James I. Hayden, Washington Territory; Frank
John N. Farland, Receiver, Detroit, Mich.
George ". Ingalls, illinois, Agent for tho Pluto
Indians, Southeast Neyada +. 8. Hammond,
Agent for tho Colorado RlYor Agency, Arizona
J. A. Tonner, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs,
Arizona: pontnasterb- II. johnson,