, 1873-03-24
! WASAIN GTOM.
Special Dispa.tn TO The Chicago Ttfbuns.

CALDWELL.
WAsnlNaToR, D. G., March 22--A- loading naa1nbar
Of tho Bcnao Committee OH Privileges and ElcotionB
who has carefully noted the oedtoF e debate f tue
iast wook on tho caso Of Caldwell, saya tonight whio
perhaps no Hc1iator haa had Ills convictions changed
by Tub epoeollcs et tho rottenness Of tho tase hnA
bccn 30 Widely advertised by tho press, that rlany will
be obliged to vote for Caldwclis oxpulalo, under the
pressure Of public opnon who arc othbrwiao friendly
to Ills intorcats Tho sunate spont two 1ourn today
In onaoavorinu to conclude some arrange
mont by which i 1nal voto could bo takon
ut q stated timo,' hht objection YVES mado by solno
Bonaors. who had reason to bolIcvo that II definite
umo waB 1ol, Ualdwoa friends would resort to some
aharp practice to eocuro hts escape Bcnaeor Morton
has tho door for Monday, and will thon anaWer nil the
argumenla mnto against bis report Bonn Senators
think tho Caldwell case will bc concluded and to scn-
nato al adou1nmont Isioro % tho l.s. oi tho wook.
CLAYTON.
Tho Clayton caao cannot, 1t Ia thought, undor my
circumstances consume more tfah two days,
ColtLEoT0n uABEY.
Casey was confirmed this afternoon an Customs Col
hngng round tho Capitol Ill day, but loft aoon ~
ycry good odor with tho noppbllcan Senators: TLoy
regard him rather nshy, nnd aro not Inclined to
trs @ to- sef 81. to GTssoy
bo practically closcd against him hereafter. Tho
debate on oasey to-day, occupied two, or three
IN % discussing tho nomtn.o of William 3, Toagh,
Marshal for Kansas, and hc Rejected but nfter
wards tho voto was 1aeonsiaerod, aud he WAS con-
lrmea. .,...... so.
-, The President today eignoa the order directing
tlo sente1se of o. urlossr, o'D5isn, to impri.on
F. II Is a
u few months o'Brlcn will DO pardonel altogether,
AtrhnUc1t Aru0AJn nnfNHrnv t1tn preafenk
r7o tbs Assocfattd prcss.i
LrFE-aAvINu BrATIoNB
WAsR1EaToN, March 2?-Becresary Boutwell, has
appointed s. ]. Knnal OF tho Revenue Marine once,
md CaptB. Merryman and Founcc, Of the Revonu0
Marine servico, as committee, untlcr tho act Of
March s." to determine ut what points II ia to tho IN.
torcss Of humanity aud commerca to establish fe-
The President sent tho following nominations to tho
Consul at st Martin, ". l. William s. Tough, United
States Marshal for Kansas tas.1ore E7linge ApPEas-
s e ~ ,a tSa f.
Agency, Daiotn. Tostmastera--Jncob i. Whltonach,
Jerseyvile ~. Charles g. Myers Kenaslv!!lo Ind
Chasc, Kansas city, Mo. D. ". olemmor, Downgiae,
Mich; slmis Nosst}h, brunswick, o.; Thom.s p.
The Senate to-day confirmed tho following nomnn,
Orleans; David Bushoy Collector Of Customs South
ern District Of Oregon; William 8. Tough, United
8atea Marshal Of Knlisas postmastcrs- lIough
at neletontatno, Ohio; Anasa n. Morse, petamu!a,
FIlDeck Tore Haute Ind. John l. Millor, Lafayette,
Ind; II. H. opdegrovc Vim West, O.: Perry Aawes,
solalia, Mo-. -...,.
NEW YonK, March 22.-It is stated from Washing
ton TINT Gen. uount, whose transactions with tho
Cherokee Indians, in North Carolna, havo for somo
tmo been .ndor investigation was arrested thero yes
tcrday On rcquisition from the Governor Of That
State, charge Of being defaultcr to the amount
Of $50. 600. -