Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1867, Page 1

ET = —_ a EVENING STAR. | : ——) PUBLISHSD DAILY SCNDAY EXCEPTED) ; T IHE STAR BUILDING, 4. corner Penna avenue and Blecenth sircet. BY NOYES, BAKER & CO. | The STAE ts sevv oa by the carriers to their eodectiber: in tbe City sed District at Te Gurte pan wax. Copicsat the counter. with | @ Without wrappers, TWO UxETs eacn. | a —— = a By Mr. Koonts, (Pa.) —Biti relating to ac. mmo wledgment ofderds in the District of Go tis, To Committee on Pistrict of Votan. + » dia. By Mr. Laurence, (Obio,) —Bili to proviae for the 2, tment of s Marshall for the Dis criet of € bia, To Commirtee on District = Weiker, ((bio,) —Bill_retatng vo lic Schools in the cives of Washiagion ’ and Georgetown, and *) amend exec hwe : | om that subject. “To © ittee on Distric” of Column a By Mr Williams, | Ind )—Bill to pay bown- ties to Dor.-commissioned officers of tue army Were mustered ou! Of service as fuper raries when their regiments were con Solidsted by reason of the exigencies of the eeTvice- To Committee on Mi Ataire By Mr. Join, Ind} Bull to Be time for the election of Representauves and Lei | gates to the Congress of the Usited States. To Committers ov Electior = = = = | By Mr. Hoterook (Tdabo,)—Bill to exter The principal, apon whom such responsi- | preemption and homestead Ia ws of the D lity is placed for the acts of 8 subordinate, States to the Territory of idaho. ToCemmit- Paierw Pon Matrrxo :—Three months, One Dollar and Fi/yy Con's; Six months, Taree Bol- @s; ene year, Five Dollars. Ne papers are | = =— = seat from ihe office longer than paid for. j F yee WEEKLY STAR guuimaat om) VO, XXX. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1867. ¥ —One Doiler and @ Half @ Fear. i OT a . a ee THE FVYENING S ; 4 ¥ ATNMENT iven | COMWENICATION FROM THE PRESI-. THE EVEN — ; STAR | Ls sicwneiee mamacationey books, Ean. DENT OF THE UNITED STATE: = tbe eminent Washington banker, to the Wach- | Relating te the Suspe: m from the e WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP, | ington Correspondents’ Clad, of which Mr Secretary ef War of Edwin M. Sta: -—— Cooke is an honorary memoer. a: his piatia? co high public character. In thia note | struction actsof March 2amd March of Angas! 12, a bew and differentsenseot pub- | sll passed over the veto. It was im cab: lic duty compels him to deny the President’ consnitations npon these bills that a difference | Ought tobe left as free as possible im the vee on Public Lands Tight to suspend him from OMe without the | of opiion upon the most vital points was de- | ter of selection and of dismissal. To |. By Mr. Pik )—-Bill to amend the a consent of the Senate. THis last is the pnolic | veloped. Upon these questions there was per- | to responsibility for an officer beyona tablishing the Navy Department of (he ' altea duty of resisting an act contrary to law, and | fect accord between all the members of the | trol, ‘0 lenve the question of the fitness of To ti f the United &! m1 ‘Niates, and Cag ty ee & Board of Survey " can.” FRAT rr =m 'o Ue Senate of the Unsied Sta he charges the ident with violation of the | cabinet and myself except Mr. Stanton He | 90 agent to be decided fer him and not (y him, To Committee on Naval Admire Testy Pee Cunt.) DEFEATED —The | residence im Georgetows. Mr. O. was for | Qq the t2thof August inst 1 suspendea Mr. | law in ordering bia suspension. Stood lone, and the difference of opinion could | to allow auch asubordimaie, when the Presi: | By Mr Bald wie, (Masa }—Join: resoietion Smendmen: to tb deficiency Dill giv many years & publisher aud editor, and (Bis | c:anron from the exercise of the office of Se Mr. Stanton refers generally to the « Consti- | pot be reconciled. That ity of opinion | dent, moved by “public considerations of & to abolish the bonded wWarebouse syswem To twenty per davented in | COMPliment to journalistsof Washington and | rerary of War, and on the same day designated | tUtion and laws of ihe '’nited Srates,” and | whicb, upon great ques‘ions of public policy | Bigh choracter,” requests his resignn’ Committee on Ways and Means care eoudis other cities, was fully appreciated to the ex ae 4 var.) | S8¥8 tat a sense of pudlic duty « ander’ | or administration, is so essential to the execu- ‘sume for himself 20 ey wal right By Mr. Hooper. (Mass.)—Bull to aferBOOR- | tent neariyeveryleading journal inthe country | oO De™S! Grant to act as Secretary of War cd | these, compels Rim to deny the right of the | tive, was gone. bis own views of “public further depreciitio Sana eR a TS eatey | interim. President to suspend him from office. AS to 1 do not claim thata head of department | to make his own conclusion | Commitiee on Banking and Carrescy caciosor Wasn. | WS Tepresented around Bis IuxurionslyIaden | ype yojlowing are copies of the executive or- | his sense of duty under the Constitution, | should have no other opinions than those of | those of the Presiden:—to al By Mr. Poland, (¥t.)—Joint resolation ot ne ‘ tabie, Among the honerary members present | gir. ‘he’ Will be considered in thesequel. Astobis | the President, He bas the same right, in the | reverse the just order of adm! Legisiature of Vermont, in fvor of the e ES: (AECR ere Senator Anthony, editor of the Provw:- “Exmcutive Maxstow, 2 | sense of duty under “the laws of the United | cousetentions discharge of duty, to entertain | place the subordinate’ above the superior tablishment of 8 line of steamers between “ne if Education, tm | ce J and A tSeerstacy of the WASHINGTON, August 12, 1587. § Sates,” he certainly capno' refer tothe Inw | &nd express his Own Opinions as ha< the | There are, however, other relations between Upited States aod Libera. To Committee on y Buthorities, mm RCE ASNT ARE, See een rere ney on om itd thority | Which creates the War Department; for th President. What 1 do claim is that the | the President and a head of Depar'men’. be- Qommerce ciently to show <ne popa- Navy Faxon, who js ao old Hartford edior Sim: By virtue the power and authority expressly confers upon the President the un- | President is the responsible head of the ad- | yond these defined legal relations Which nec’s- By Mr. Dodge, lowa )— Full to provideRon ston city-as foll Mr. L. A. Gobrigh:. of vested in me a8 Preside:::, by the Constitution | jimited right ioremove thé head of the depart- | ministration, and when the opinions ofa head | =arily attend them, though rable discharges for ceTiain solders Bed Fe stow city OMOWS em nd president of the club, presided with | and Jaws ef the United States, you are hereby | ment. The only other law bearing upon the | Of department are irreconvilably opposed to | Chief among these is matual Jore under the a: Kember of tamilies ta We ‘the bos: ou his right, and Mr. Samuel Wilke. | suspended trom office as Secretary of War, | @hestion ts the tenure of oflice act passed by | those of the President, in grave matvers of | relation ws #0 delicate that forces, kc. To Uormmittee on Military Affairs Je fagract Alto, bill to amend the Aember of white pep son, the brilliant New York journalist, on pis | 894 will cease to exercise acy and all tunc residential veto, March | poltcy avd administration, there 1s but | to *ay when or how it ceases. to promote the tions pertaining to the same. 7. This ie the law which andera sense | one ‘result which can solve the aif- | act may end it and then there is no efficiency of the military establishment. To - eit. Mr. Wm. S. Huntington, cashier of “be | “you will at once transter to General Ulys- | Of public duty Mr. Stanton yoluuteers to de- | ficvlty, amd that is a severance of the | difficulty. But confidence may be just as ef- | Commitiee on Military Affairs W5GE First National Bank, did the honors at che op- | ses S Grant, who bas this day been anthorized | fend. offie ai relation. This, in the past history of | fctually destroyed by & series of causes too By Mr. Locan, (Lil.)—Joint resolution ap- red poynia:on of Wash- cite end of the table. Atan entertaimment so | and empowered to act as Secretary of War a There is no provision fm this law which com- | the Government, has always been the rule, | subtle for demonstration. As it 1s Splaat of poimting a committee to report upon the expe- terim ‘€ ry 5 th Pels any officer comimg Within its provisions | A0@ it is a wise one: for such differences of | *low growth, so, too, may be slo aut me cutive pop- | ‘paraly: sect Stems wat, ef; conress ne: Carmet Public property ‘mow in "'yoer custody aud | remain in office, I! forbids removals, no: | opimon among its memuers mustimparr the | Such” bas "been the process speech-making, bat its pisce was fully sup- diency of loci States To ( the Capital of the Uaied mmitier of Ways and Means. charge. Feaigaations. | Mr. Stanton was periectly| tree | efficiency of any administration will not pretend te sty what 1’ By Mr. Wubbara, (W. Va.)—Bill to facirate > = yu. Plied by the impromn’e and Ramorous ver-|- « . SPANTON, Secretary | to resign &t any moment, either npon tis own Ave Dow referred to the general grounds | rT missions broken up | the ree of specie payments. To Com- nfpesirger term Santa cinenticos of “President Govright and Mr oftware” AMER AEa AEA REORN DOEMNET Motion, or in compliance With a request or dn | Upon whieh the withd:awal of Mr. Stanton | relation. They are hardly susceplibleof state- mtiter of Ways and Mense ae ane Seen y ot Seer he New York fines, while Mark Executive Mansion, > | OFder. “It was matter of choice or of taste. | from my administration seemed to me to be | ment, and still less of formal proof. Never- "By Mr. Brooks. ,N. \ }—Joim’ mesoludon Dur ce one bas deen meniioned io the Presi- Crounse, of the New York Tim-s, while Mari Wasminetos, D. ©. August 12, 1-67 5 There was nothing compulsory in the nature | proper and necessary; but J eannot omit to | ‘heless, no one can read thecorrespondspce of relation to legal teuder owes. To Comm deat by the Secretary of (he interior forap- | Twain “set the table im s roar” with a quaint- “Stm: The Hon. Edwin M. of lega! obligation. Nor does he p: saction | §'8t a special gror which, if it stood alone, | (De bof August without being convinced of Ways and Means. (It authorizes the Fi- polmtment. This mornmg it was said tha: Dees that Was as irresistible ss it was re- Spon that imperative ground. H» says he ac aionae way ation. idee: Ghat whale the Precideat Sen eaaritne | Bunce Commliwe of the Sonate and the Ways m been th's day suspended as Secretary of War, | under a+cense of public duty,” not of legal ob- The sanguinary riot which oocurred in the | “i+; that while the President was unwilling and Meeps Commitee of the House to inquire s-Gov. Thomas H. Ford, of Omio, witl be freshing. youare hereby authorized and empowered to | ligation, compelling him lo hold on, and leay- | city of New Orieans on the wth of Angus, | ‘0 allow Mr. Stanton to remain im his admin: + ae appointed by the Presiden:, while others were Speaker Co'fax and Hon. sames Brooks, of : into the expediency of, fire, making legal notes act as Secretary of War at in'/rim, and will at | 12& Bim No choice. The public auty which is | 1506, justly aroused pnblic indignation and | tation, Mr. Stanton was equally unwilling to receivable in part in payr for customs dc confident (he! the nameof Col. Johu U Cox, the New York Azpress, who sre Bonorary or <! a npop bim arises trom the respect which he | public inquiry. not only as to those who were | allow the President to carry on Ris AdmimistT&- tes, say five per cent, x! Janaary I, Chief clerk of the Interior Deparment, would | Members of the clap, were preveated from | theo@ice Pon ne UecharE® of the duties of | OTe! 6 the Constitution and the laws, violated | engaged 1p it, but as to those Who, more or Ieee | tion without his presence. and ten percent. after March, 1-8, ana enc” aa ae fk 4 Ste : attending by previons engagamenis. ©TRe Secretary of War has been instructed | '* Dis own case. He is, therefore. compelled | remotely. might be held ty msibiltty for In the great debate which took piace in the ond, te repeal such portions of legal tender Be sent to the President by Seere-ary Brown- to transfer to you all the records, books, pa- | bY this sense of public duty (o vindicate vio- | its Occurrence. 1 need not the Senate | House of Representatives in 1759, im the first acts as bear upon contracts.) ee eae ee ably pe meveral Gays CF & pypsowaL.—Ole Bull, the celebrated violin. | Pers, and other public proper:y now in his | !atedlaw. aud to stand as its champion. of the effort made ‘o fix that responsibility on | oTgomization of the principal departmen's, Mr. | Mr, Benjamin (Mo.) offered = resolution re- Weel before "be appom*ment is made. ae as§ custody and charge. This was not the first oecasion in which Mr the President. The charge was openly made, | Madison spoxe as follows citimg tha’ the Presiden! of the United Stace pes 1st, arrived in New York on Wednes Jast, “General ULysere S.Gnanr, Washington, nton, in discharge of a public duty, was | amd again and again rererated all through the “It is evidently the inteation of the Comstt- had im jast annual message seen fit. in etter Tre Dieta? PU sic HOOLS.-Mr. Welc- and will give concertsin the principal cities | yy sili » Jed upon to consider the provisions ot tnat | Iand, that the President waz warned in ume, | 'BU0M that the first magistra ould be re- die of the popular will as expressed im but refused to interfere. sponsible for the executive department. So the jon of members of the Porneus Con. By telegrams trom tbe lieutenant governor | Sf, therefore, 8s we do not make the officers . to recommend the repeal of the law and attorney general of Louisiana, dated ‘be | who are to aid him im the duties of that depart- | Eeretogere ed im the House, to-day, & bill ofthe Union “Hon, Edwin M Stanton is ferred to the District Committee) | absent in Onio, having oven summoned there Which provides (bat itshail be the dety of the week before isst by the ilmess of his only law. That tenure of office taw did noi pass The following commrnication was received | withont notice. Like other acts, it was sentto | mm Mr. Stamton: the President for approval. Asis my custom, i T submitted its consideration to my Cabinet | j | | | passed for the purpose of fhcill- 4 “WAR DEPARTMENT, bh and 2th of August, | was advised that a | ment responsible to be is Bot responsible tating recons'raction, aud the effect of which Salesewa en orities of Washingt pepbew. wDo has since died. Chief Jus- “WASHINGTON City, August 12, L for their advice upou the question whether L preg delegates, claiming to be a constitu- miieow a ner J ne that be to remit tbe government of ssid 4 should approve it or not. It was 4graveqnes- | iopal convention, were about to assemble in | a0 officer, when appointed by the con | States to r-bel hands, and abandon the loys! en the school mow . z Jeera fled: icon bomen tg vind __’Sim: Your Rote ot thie date Ras beem re- | tion of constivational inw, i whieh T would, | New Orleans: that the matter oe eeiane the | currence of the Se bas friends tn that le to the mercy of rebels, and tha: the pveagbicines ee ee ee wren: | wherede will remain unc! atter tne holidays, | Ce!Ved, imformmmg me that by virtue ot the pow- | of course, rely most upon the opinion of the | 2ramd jury, but that it wonld be impossible to | DOdy, may choose rather to risk his establl: louse should deciare its irrevocable eren between Sees Ona sae golored chil- | aud Justice Wylie will hold the Circwi: Coart | ef 8nd authority vested in you as President | Attorney General, and of Mr. Stanton, who | execute civil process withoat a rio’, and this | ment om the favor of that brauch (Maa rest 1 of enforcing the reconstruction acts: wad se. er in each of said cities, according to | SUring the absenceof the Chief Justice -- | by the Constitution and Isws of the United | bad once been Attorney (ieneral | question was asked: «Is the military to inter- | Upom the discharge of his duties two ti 1 E ber of Cab dvised fere t 1 process of Th faction of xecutive branch, which 1 Sa ee oe a. = ae 7 east uo W.P. Chilton of Alabama, tt States, Lam suspended froin office as Secre- very member of my Cabine! advised me | fere to preven’ of court! ques- le ecu 5 tives will never Consent (o take one retrograde direction of ‘ho Board of Extscatia Hettopoiiia Howl x Sieh Francis Danoeet tary of War, and will cease to exercise ee Or ce ete aay, (rae Sucomslitations). | (how Mess ated AA 6 Sine when te civil courts: | =ttulonaliz authorised Se inspect and OSRIrel | atap Gram te BOvanded polite Ms Besletes oe een one pt am nea . ofConstantinople, and George David Butren | 8nd all funetions pertaining to the same; and | 41! spoke without doubt or reservation: but | Were im the full exercise of tbeir autnority, | bis conduct? And if it should happen that the all and promoting the caus of equal righ= Se aes erent ah Sen magied Sv nets. | hetasebe, uve Os ir Haliaend eel. also directing me at once totranster toGeneral | Mr. Stanton’s condemnation of the law was | and the answer sent by telegraph on the same | officers connect themselves with the Sepaie, Sd. Hi cation of exch of the e! vg Hhnaniypin spe Ulysses S.Grant, who has this day been au- | ‘he mos! elaborateand emphatic. He referred | 2-th of August was this: “The military will be | they m&y mutually support each other, and tertere », thorized and empowered to sect as Secrets to the constituttonal provisions, the sisbitesin | expected te sustain, and not to tn, | or want of eflicacy reduce the power of the Inder their provisions the restoranon of Seky aduee: the adsocoaae Sopericeeaient Pj i hegrast rail Ge keen OF | War ad interim, ell recor Regt paberareae Congress, expecially to ‘he speech of Mir. Bu. | the proceediugs of the court Preatdent to a mere a vapor, in whieh case bis ihe rebel Pranind gam y wag laws ae caren ‘ G b. 3 soT.—Mr. nee custody s el 2 decis) a e st the 3 r a outa the Seapere of suk caenena other publie property now iu my'custody and | chanan When a Senior, to the decisions of the | Ou the % hot Auzu-t thr following tlegram | respousibili!y would be annihilated, nm ou! and accomplished, and they will be eatab- Dannie perm hon : introduced in the House to-day a bill (which | charg Supreme Court, and to ihe usage fro the be- | sent to Mr. Sianton by Major Gen expectation of icis unjust. The high execu- jished on a loyal basis, and tbat in the judg- 2 Ue education Of CHOPM! etivaten ng | WAS referred to Judiciary Commicter) enact- nder a sense of public duty, 1 am | eimning of the Government through eyery , then (owing to the absence of ( tive officers, joumed In cabal with the Senate, ment of the House there is De necessity for the uc € ehildren in ent of Marshal for tue | compelled to deny your r sive administratiot exch of snid cities to be paid the Trustees of ‘0 that the Pot! t under the Con- Colored Schools as now created, or as they Dis'rict of Columbia be, and the same is here | stitution and laws of the U HW concurring to | dn) im commana of the military 4 ited States, with- ‘b the right of removal as vested by the | Orleans Iny the foundation of discord, 1X of these Inwe. A-gumption of the executive power only | "“Mr- Spalding ;O.) asked if the resolution i “ * by, Invested im the Supreme Court ef said is. | out the advice and consent of the Senate, and | Coustitation In the President. To all these he j ‘don, Evin M. Santon, Scoretary oj MW to be removed vy & revolution iu the govern- should not go to Committee on Reconstruction may hereafter be created unter any law of Con- fact uke tied te jeaen ‘of eatd court shall | Without legal cause, to suspend me trom office | 8dded the weight of his own deliberate judg- | convention has been calied, with the | meni The 8 replied (nat there was no order p aigread ne Ser ee emp 28 se agp hall jominate, and by and with the advice and | & Secretary of War, or the exercise of any or | Ment. and advised me that it was my duty to ction of Governor Wells, to meet b re on Mr. Sedgwick, in the same debate, referring it eubject now. 0 2 ite of scRools, anequat °c ysen: of the Senate appoint & Marebal,whose | all functions pertaiving to the same, or with, | detend the power of the President irom usur- Amount shall be paid for the colored acho. Monday. The lieutenant governor and city | t0 the proposition that a head of department = pation, and te veto the} | tb think it unlawful, and <bovld only be removed or suspended by the Soa Ee ee ;. 11 5 And compensxtion sh: tsucn advi pation, and te veto the law. | antborities i ‘ul, and pro} to | she iv sus on the tabi Agreed to—yeus 32, nays lly After eaid apportionment, it shall mothe law. | WT"no same as thoce aoe meetin tonne | te ie Guy Perera the sonete ine. | do ot Mncw' wien a ssteeef pubic | meas it up by arrewcing the delepeme lees | concmarencs or Ge tanem aneetambeeeoaee | a ctrset panty wore ~ =e fal for S0¥ person of persoms conmected | Om.: or Marshal for said Dixtrict ad public property in my cu-tody av | 4U!¥ is more imperative upon a head of de- | Kirn MO orders on the subject, but have | “Bul if proof be necessary, what is then ie pps pill was’ then Passed under the opera ther of said city governments to > = ‘Secretary. fi artment than upon sach an occasion as th Warbed the parues that I could mot counten- | consequence! Why, im nine cases out of ten, tion of the previous question by s S’ric: pasty or i ny maener apply any sum or « = = : ty asmuch as the General commanding e acts then ander the gravest obligations of | auce or permi!<uch ac'lon witho: where the case is very clear to the mind of yorr—yens 11), pays sums of mozey out of funds belonging tosaid | OHANCEOF ComvAxpERs.—It is said that | poMrt eof the United Sisen wan ea ap. | Iw; for when be is called upon by the Presi- | fons to that effect from he President t he President that tbe man ought to be re- Mr. Stevens, (Pa.) from Committee on Ap- erties, for Spy school or education! parpose. Major Gen. George G. Meade will shortly he pointed ud interim, Aud has wotified me that he | 4eM( for advice, tt is the Constitution which | in=truct me at once by telegraph. moved. the effect camnot-be produced. because propriations. reported & bill to supply der wnless it sbail be used or applied for both appoisted commander of the Third Military | bas accepted the appoiu:ment.] hay- no alter. | SPe%ks to him. All bis other duties are lett by ‘The 2th of August was @y Saturday The | 'tt= sbsolutely imposeibie to produce the ne- ciencies for appropriations heretofore made. Ma ne deena Te hae tac: ehe Proportion. | yi trict, and Major Gen. John Pope, the pres- | O@tive but tosubmic. under prote-t, to superior | Me Constitution to be regulated by siavute. bu’ | next morning, "he 2h, this dispatch was Te. | Ce-sary evidence. Are the Senate to proceed The ill wae hina made the specia' Ss directed im the firs: section of this ser. os ee stem. pe, me pres | force.” ’ this duty was deemed =o momentous that 11+ | ceived by Mr Stanton at his residence in this | Without evidence! Some gentiemen contend for 2 o'clock to-day. {11 ap sroprinies the fol- ‘aualitenghins aoe ent commander, be relieved. Gen. Meade is “To the President * imposed by the Constitution itselt. cry. He took no action u) and neither | mot ‘Then the object will be jest. Small jowing amounts to mor: deficiencies: Fer in- a ‘as issued an order | pow in this city, and bas bad several in'er- The suspension has not been revoked, and After ail this. L was aot prepared for the | seu! instructious to General Baird bimsett, nor | Man, under these cirenmstances, be saddled creased compensation to Congressional Pric- forbidding all persons in the #th Muiiary Dis- views with the Presiden the business of the War Department ia con. | SUNG taken by Mr. Stanton in i= note of | presented ito me for euch instructions. On | "Pom the President, who has been appoimied | ter, £1.1144 tor deficiency int the sontingent trict, pot in the military service of the United Gacted ty tho Secretary dk shevin con- | August 12th. 1 Was uot prepared to find him next day (Monday) the riot occurred. 1 | ‘or mo other purpose bat 'o aid the Prasiden: expences of the House of Kepresentatives fo: AGENTS of THR FreeDveN's Bereat.—Mr | Prior fo the date of this suspension, I nad | COMpelled, by a new and mdefinite sense of | uever saw this dispatch from Geaeral Baird | 1B Performing certain duties? Shull be ve com- “ta-jonery, s1.000. for furniture and ee yucs socrabnonpouneoteapaconcs . A ss 54 quaaeter gue eneeeece pers gee oo te, Public duty under +the Constitution” to as- { watil some ten days er two weeks attor the | 'DUed, 1 ask again, against the will of the poxee for members, 52.000: m Jane@ous. yibg conceales ‘poms, uuder pen- + Wilson, of the Senate, introduced a bri! to-d Fived when {< was proper Mr Stanton cbowia | S@mMe the ‘vindication of a law whi nder | rio!. when, wpon my call tor all thedisparches, | Pre-ident’ 41 be is, where is theresponsibility’ i540; for toldimg documerts, including alty of @ forfeiture of the arm= found upon and was passed to its second resdimg, provid: | [hyd ‘from my po tie ag The mutual confi, | (2? solemn obligations of public duty, imposed | wilh « view to their publication, Mr. Stanton | Are you to look for it imthe President, Who | maverial. kc, 515060; for pew: for them, aud of beiwg tried and ed by a img thet officers of tbe Veteran rye | dence and general accord whjoh should exist | Y ‘be Constitution itse!t, he advised me was a | sentitto me. These facts all appear im the | as bo Couirol over the officer, vo power lo T€- members, &c., $12,500. Te the intter is added Miltary Commission for disturbing the public COFP* and of the Volunteer servicamow on | in such relation had ceased 4 fs ye + | Yivlation of that Constitation. 1 make great | \e-timony of Mr. Stanton before the Judiciary | Move him if be acts unfeelingly or wotsith- 9 proviso that hereafter no member shall b = duty m the Freedmen’s Bureau as Assistent | tr Siauron ‘was well advised th: fui cons st | allowance for a change of opimion. bu! <uch a mutree in the impeachment investigation. | utly! Without yoo make wed dcr More newspapers than emoua'= pence. = —— Commissioners, Ageuts, &c., may be retained auice tal tha cabinet was comirar to a i sans as, change as this hardly {lis within the Inni's of On the 30th, the day of the riot, aud after it | you weaken and destroy the z fo 123 im yalue, and no farther allowance SocuETy, PT¢—S-cretary Seward gave a | bythe Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bu- | tortnad repeatedly given hii co io wader, | Sealest indulgence. Where our opinions txke | wa- -uppre=-rd, General Baird wrot to Mr. | benuty of your <ystem. What is te be done it | shall be made for stauonery until March, I~%~ @ommer party om Sctarday evening to the New TS¥ 9S officers of said bureau, with the sama] sigq, by every mode short of an e vassal the shape of advice. and influence the action | Stun'on a long jeter, from which 1 make the ses which can only be known from 1 long for deficiency im sxiary of Marshal of the U tau Gea a . compensation, incruding pay and atlowances,”| Pei test thathe shouldresien, Having whied | Ol otbels, tha utmost stretch of chariiy will | tollowingextracts: Acquaintance with the conduct of ao officer” S. Supreme Court, $4,355 71: deficiency im sal- ongressmen mong other distin. as te now provided by law ‘for the respective | foil time fof the wolontary hited Poe scarcely justify us in repudiating them when n I bave the honor to mform you 1 bad indulged ihe Bope tbat upon tue a=- | ary of Commissioner of Educstion, $192. for guished persone present besides Congress- grades and duties at the date of the ter oUt | Stanton. and seeing mo mai (Fleer ne his | ‘Hey come to be applied to ourselves very serious riot has occurred | -embling of Congress, Mr. Stanton would transiator in Department of Eduction, $1,600. men, were General Grant, Sherman, Meade 824 discharge, and said oflicers tained | Cc agandntntice te pene tanec Rasen But io proceed with the narrative I was so | bere yo optennnt Bot ween | applied | have ended ikis uppirasant complication ac- for fuel and gar, SW. Total appropriation, dad Ciena shall have the sameauthority as that conferred @ following Note On the th Of Annee ™ | much strnck with rhe fll mastery of the ques- | \) hy Me convention for protection, but | cording to the intupation given ip. hes note of sus, " = 7 upon officers of the bureau by all acts now m “Sim: Public considerations ot re m ch You mouitested by Mr. Stauton, and was at} ‘be hentepant governor and the mayor | August? The duty ‘whieh T Rave felt myself The Speaker Inid before the Foose commo- AYrRALS yROM THE SUPREMB Covrt or | force. deter euindtzain bs te ener tae ig Sation | etme so tally occmpled with’ the prepara. | Had treely consmlird with me, and { wis” called upon to periorm was by no means agree- ‘ations trom the Commissioner of Agrion!- ‘quis eaeauece— te: Walaa eee esis as Secretary of War willbe tomer 4 | tion of another veto upon the pending recom- | tully convinced that it was so ‘Strongly the able, but { feel that 1] am nol re=ponsibie ior re snd Secretaries of the Treasury, Nav ‘ pce wae | National Banks TsxaTIon.—Seuator Ea- | % ‘pied. struction act that] reqmesied him to prepare | lent of the city authorities to preserve tne | the comtroversy or for the cousequences. | and State in relation tothe ( rom Hoos, to-day, bill (which was referred to mond offered to-day a bill (which was referred To Uns note I received the following reply: the veto Bpon this tenure of office bill. Tois | peace. in order to prevent military iterter- Uspleassnt as this necessary change in my | incressed compensation. soheos Cone cued the Judiciery Com: ee) providing t@! DO to the Commities on Finance) providing tha’ }AR DEVARTMENT, } he declined om the grourd of physical di<ubili- | “nee, that | did notresard an outbreak as a | Osbimet Das been to me upon personal consid- io propriate committees. pes! or writ Of error shall beatlowed trom | N the ral St oreo | WasHinero: Sy August 5, I-67.) ty to undergo, xt the time, the Inbor of writing, | ‘bing (o be sppreheuded. The lieutenant go. - obs, | have the consOlanon to be assured The siso inid before the House 'y judgment or decree of the Suprem- Court | the National Banks in . sever tates Thr: Your note of this day Mas been re- | put ststed bis readiness io turuish what aid | er nor bad assured me that, even ita writ of so far as the public imtere=!= are volves, | ccmmumicanon from the Secretary of Wi at of i> District of Columbia hereatter rendered, | T*Tritories, and the shareholders therein. celvea. stating that public cousiderations ot a | might be required in the preparation of mat». | arrest was ed by te court, the sheriit Te is no cause for regret. Salutary reforms | interim, asking permission withdrew bi to the Supreme Court of the United States, for | be Subject to State, Territorial and munteip: bigh character constrain you to say that my | rials for the paper. would Lot attempt to serve it without my per- | lBye been uiroduced by the Secretary ad '»- | communication of Nov. 2lst secomanenal . the porpose of reversing the decision of said | ‘S%%ton. in sach form snd pisces sa pail be | Teignation as Secretary of War will be ac- | At the time this subject was before the cab. | mission, and, tor to-day, they designed 1 sus- aud great reductions of expenses have | increase of twenty percent te ame he Cour: upon any question of fact, but allsuch | PTOvided tor the taxation of State or Territo- | cepred. | fuet it seemed to be taen for granted that pend ft? enclose Rerewith copies of my | bern flected under his administration of the | clerve im bis Department. Referred rf jUdgements ani decrees may be carried to the | ‘#8 Banks, or moneyed Uorporations, or the “In reply, I have the honor to say that ! ty those members of the cabinet who had been vorre-pondence with the muyor, ofa dis- | War Deparimen', to (be ~aving of millions to | mittee of Ways and M. a Supreme Conrt of the United States for re- | SPAreholders thereof, by the laws of said | public consideratious of a high character, | appointed by Mr. Lincoln. their tenure ot of. patel which the lieutenant governor claims to | ‘he Treasury. Axprew Jouxson. | The Speaker sino jaid before the House Yielon of qes'ions of inw inthe manner now | States. Kc. St which alone Rave induced me to continue fice was not lixed by the provisions of the act. | Rave received trom the President. T regret Wasnincvon, December 12, I-67 | Message fom tbe President of the UU} ined Provided by law. when mater | ux GeRnExct.—Mr. hooper introduced in | (24,20ad Of this department, constraiv me wot | I do mot remember iuat te point was distinct. | tbat uo reply tomy dispatch to, you of Sete. - 3 | States, Uramemitting the the case conn ceenuieen aa) cneon : Mr. Koopet in | t resign the office of Secretary of War before | 1y decided, but I well recollect that it was | day bas yet reached ane tenera! Sherciac | Plate Lush, who was tried natn +5000, 0F When the adjudication involves a | the Hovse to day & bill enacting that one year | the next meeting of Congress,’ suggested by one member of the cabin~r who | «till absent in Texas.” “ CONGRESSIONAL. ry Lown rf po nn x acestion upon the construction of the Consti. | from its passage it aball be uolawtul for any | , Ths reply of Mr. Stanton was not merely a | was appointed by Mr. lincoln, ant bar no Pp i ql ~ somata gpl, —— Cation.of ihe United States or of any Sate, OF person, association, or corporation 10 issae, | 2¢cluation of compliance with the Te uest for | dissent was exprece i be commanication t an ondorsemen Any (FeBty, OF revenue, or patent. or copy- | pay. or in auy manber put in circulation any | '!* Tetlenation; it was a defiance. and some- Whether the point was well txken or not | Mompay, December 16, Sa. commanding, stating that Lush right Iaw of the United States, or where the | note, eheck, or other evidence of debt, designed | (MIME more. Mr. Stanton does uot content | did not seem to me of any consequence, for the SeRATY.—Seuator Sprague, of Kuode Island, | his crime wiles trent enero ane Bad chs Court shalicertiiy that the adjudication in- | or calculated to circulate as money, excep: | Bisel withacsuming that public considera- | onanimous expression of opinion against the on of Tegret that the instructions which | *ppeared im Ris seat to-day. Able one. “Reterred to the Committee ‘on the Yolves « legat question of swfficientimportanes | gueh as may be authorized by actot Congress. | WOR bearing upon Ris continuance in office | constitutiouality and policy of the ast was -0 | he nsked for were mut sent, Tr ie aes the tault, Ou motion of Mr. Howard, :be President was jngiciary. ee fo ‘punire Guat the final decision ‘hereof -howld | Referred to Uommittee on Banking and Cur. | (07%, 08 tully aruleof action for himself a= | decided that | felt no concern, so far as the act | of the error. or the omission of the Precident | Teque-ied io tauemit ap account of tuted ‘Mr. Butler (Mass.) offered the follow: je Supreme Cour of the Uuited | Reveth for the President, and that upon so delicate « | had reference to the gentlemen then present, | tha’ this mi tary commander was lett without | Sta'es bonds irsued to Union Pacific Railroad Ke, oleed, Ths ihe judgment of tale How. All cases artemg under (Re act aaition the Rinse Of au officer for contin- | that I wonld be embarrassed in the future. | instructions: bat for all omissions, for all | Company ond its branches, the amount of in- | ail the indebiment of a ALOR ought to = approved March 3, | May |, I-06, and Inverxat Revexve—The receip's trom | sng op immer Cflice. "he oficer is as competent | The bill had not then become a law. Tue lim- | +ircrs, for sll failures to inatrnet when in. | ‘rest paid, dc. aid im exact Accordance With the act creati April 9, 1+06 tis to-day were $493,729 36 beets pena de as his saperior who | {tation upon the power of removal was not yet | -truction might have averied this calamity, | Mr. Edmonds presented joint resoiutions of the loan ard pot clerwice: that is to nays thet Tale ne cemseueo oon oo peer ges onfimpotocrd imposed, and there wns yet ume . make sy the Frecigens was-opeoly and persistently held | Legisiaiure of Vermont relative to a tine of | im allenactments where the loan is to be pe: c —_—_-<ceo rt a y se means | chang ALY One of these genilemen responsible, Instantly without walt steamers to Siberia. that tor Havre. trom New by ‘Public considerations of a high character." | then eaid to me aa le would avall Bimself of | proof, the delinquency of he Precincor veg | Also. resolutions of same Lezisla‘ure asking | See © aes papas at we note the names. of TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. sae tai one ing else than Aé* loss of conti- | the provisions aut Dill iu case it became a | heralded in every form ot utterance. Mr. | ® Modification of the National Banking law to | currency ut chal be aid in curren i {the French legation, PD ie ccmeider ater ie sayetaat these pub- | law, 1 should not have hesitated mo- | Stauton knew then that the President was uot | Prevent local taxation of the shares of ihe Na- piected to. and Mr. Bi ved saa Cah G. Magaona Bux, tera. ot oeeaine:, c coms erations bave “alone induced me to | ment as to his removal. No pleagze was then | responsible for this delinquency The exculpa- | ‘ional Banks. Reterred to Committee on Fi- | pepa rhe rules: which motion was ot agreed ae a Propesed Grant Meeting in meni Hall bears yor the head of this department,” and | expressly given or required. But there are | tion was in bis power, but it wa. mby | naDCe to—yeas 5o, DAYS & a inl. Dapatch to.the Stara perk ey “constrain me not to resign the oflice | circum:iances when to give au express pledge | nim to the public, and only to the Presiden: in Mr. Davis offered joint resolution prowidin z sa REVOVAL or THe Cavitot.—Mr. Logan in. {Spec P' 5 Cone recy Of War before the next meeting of | is not necessary, and when to require it isan | obedience w a Tequisiu0B for all the dic, | ‘OF tbe establisbmeni of @ tribumal te dermine | Raven reduced in ihe House, 10-day, the following BO*TOm, Dec. 16.—A meeting 1s to de held | Uonere imputation of possible bad faith. i felt that if | patches. Consututional que-uions. Laidon the table. Revert z it resolution. (which was referred to Ways 2 Faneuil Hall next Wednesday night to ti note rater very ps repens Mr.Sian- | there gentlemen came within the purview of No one regrets more than myself that Gen- Mr. Wilson introduced @ bill to reorganize Havana, Deo. § resident Salnane lett nd Means Committee favor the nomination of General Grant for the | (0? reaper wy re on un we ingly. He contim- | the bill it was to them 4 dead letter, aud tna’ | eral Baird’s Tequest was not brought t» my | ‘be Department of State and toreduce the ex- | 'be cApital for Gonaives on November 20. His eed, That a joimt and select committee, next Presidency. Gutx. Bh to tay ae bapa high public | none of them would ever tuke refuge under its | uotice. Jt is clear, from his dispa'ch aud | pemses tnereof. Laid on the table | Object is the inspection of the powder mags- aan oi nino eamsbers Of the House ot ras ee ae shag leave wh-n it is safe to vi letter, that if the Secretary of War had given Also, bill to 1x and dimit the compensatien | 7ine at thar place, and to see to Maving the Kepresenta’ives to be appoin'ed by he Speaker, | om tee reeeie Gee ak ——— S10 8 ect. When, ou | him proper instructions. the riot which arose | of ccn-ular aud diplomatic offfeers, aud in part magsvine filled, aud all warlike material there And six members of the Senate to be appointe. {Special Dispatch to the Star.) Congress ia here, be is constrained to remain poodh ago les of the prest- | on the assembling of the convention would | t fix their duties. Laid on the table, | put om readiness for any emergency. by the Acting Vice President, whose duty tt tS ~ ‘tee a Gare he thin raecs thet ential office devolved upon me, | found a full | have been averted. Mr. Patterson, of N.H., introduced s bill to | Uutversal discontent reigned in the cap! shall. be to tequite inte the propricty and ea. ORK, Dee — = ~ : on M eu, ig that danger | cabinet of seven members, all of them selected There may be those ready to savy tha’ i | tucorporate the WasDington Society of the | and foreigners were tiled with alarm a» pediency of locating the Capitol of the vnited | ™&rdered man, Sharply, took place in this ch can only he &verted by the presence of | by Mr. Lincoln. 1 mad: no change: on the | would bave given Do instructionseven if the | New Jerusalem. Referred to Commitree on | prospect of alfairs Passengers that Rave joe — pean igen sae wore neasiy te | clig yestatGny. ‘The teserel was largely at Mr. bee oF bo pe aang Mr. Stanton does | contrary, l ehortly afterwards ratified achauge | dispatch bad reached me im time; bat ali must | istrict of Columbia. arrived report that a revolution bad alreidy eograpbical cen re of the | nited $ tended. Sam S 7 Dat ate cee gusiderations of @ high | determined upon by Mr. Lincoln, but not per- | admit 1 ought to Mave Bad the oppor | MT. Yates introduced a bill to amend commenced and that they report the reeult of their investi: fhe seaeh etek ie Bim to Bold on to rhe | fected at his death, andadmitted Aisappointes, | tunity acts providing for the calling owt aud evroti- | Six milhons of counterfeit Haytien ps phere pwd oon Repenionte: | pope rege ponnicg — not say thar noone | Mr. Harlan, in the place of Mr. Usher, whe was ‘The following is the testimony giveu by Mr. | ‘Me Of the uAtional forces. Keterred to Com. | doliays were reported as being are or apes oD other thay limself can at any time be found to | in office at ihe time. Stanton before the tmpeacDment investigation | mittee on Military Affuirs | throughont the Republic Some reports a me pecial Dispaich to the Star.) ake nis Wie and periorm its duties Ou the | The great duty of the time was to re-estab- | committee as to Ihis di-pat Mr. Hendricks imtrodeced @ pil to prowule | Cus* President Sainave as Raving wad 2 buna Patents to cx inst u—Fot the week end Nasavit.e, Dec. 1 —Both houses of the pe wit / expresses & desire to leave the | lish government, law, anc order in the ineur- | +(2 Referriog to the dispx'ch of the 2-th of | {or 'he appointment of & supervising =ergeon | im their emission cu os Viseana ane siege o + - iflice at the earlies: moment consistent with | recti Stare: ‘ongress was hen in re- | Jaly by General Baird, | ask you whether | af the Marine Hospital of ibe Uniced States 7 AS Ko aay, December 2 Te will De | Legisiarure Bave passed the bill forbidding | these high public considerations. He says. in | cees.w adden overthrow ot the rebellion | bat dispatch on its receipt wa: communt- | Reserred to Gommittee on Commerce. New York Market. wsged from the Patent ’ common carriers t© make any distinctionon | ect, that white Congress is away he mustre- | required speedy action. This grayesubject | cared! Mz. \av Winkie introduced a tl! 1o prowies New ¥. Dec. 16 —Flour & shade firmer past week, 560 apy account of race, colur or peevious condition, gt | ™8!m. but thar when Congress is here, he ean | nad engaged the uttev'ion of Alt. Lin. “A. 1 received that dispatch on Sanday | for the apportionment of the nations’ baukiNg | Wheat iasc. oct: Corn le. bet is their parrot 0. In otber words, he bas lost confidence in | coim iu the last days ef lis life, and the plag | forenoon. 1 examined it carefuily aud con- | c#pitel among the different Sives and Territo- | sendy. Unie quiet and fi eee touen : reer the President He is unwilling to leave the | according to which it was to be managed haa | sidered tbs question presented, I wid mot eee | Pies. and ihe District of Columbia, Keterred sales Of 250 Bois of Mess at ai10 I i} "— ways “The Senate Lite. War Department in bis hands, or in the Bavds | been prepared and was ready for adoption. “A | that 2 could give any iustrictious dierent | wCommitter om Finance, nad arooping at | ,al3, Uottaa quiet as ts i represented as h weycited im Ex- Pen nt ag rag ot apy one the LS pre > art 1m: 7A point, or des- | leading feature of tha: plau was that it should | from the line of action which General Baird Mr. Edmonds introduced a bill to provide | (5) Preighieduil. Tur time stend; ats! fs. écative emvion on Helding once: elish ba siingen zw c. 16.—A fire occurred this psn inte a its duties. Ir he resigns, the | be carried out by the executive authority, for, | py posed, and mde no answer to the despatch. | for tbe mode of taxation of the National ‘ wl Por to be a breach of courtesy on the part ot the | wie im SBICh eleven pereone Mee teens ere. | ime machamay appoint @ Secretary of War | so faras} have been informed, neither Mr. 2. Tsee it stated that this was received a: | Banke. | — -—— theatine ie bg tee | sem A bred ven persons lost their lives. & mp fo good nadir not ca opted Theretore, | Lincoln nor any member of Dis cabiaetdoubted | 10.20 pom. Was thai the Rour at which tt was Mr. Wilson. from the Gemmitiee on Military | Port oF ROOK RatlLRoad.—The Rookville p tise ene ey og = rhe - pabeg ty onemeepe ping ad ipjured in leaping wit prepimeee rated en Congress 1s in | bis anthority to act, or proposed to call an | received by you! Affvirs, reported bill continuing Ww off Ma ) Sentinel of Friday last says: The coa- senda thes sunponanee a Seaay Dt Ber | trom the windows of arming building. — W “y canpor appoint a Secre- | extra session of Congress fo do the work. ‘The “A. That ts the date of its recepuon in the | certain offcersof the Freedmen's Buresu,and | demustion of Iands in this county, for the use apuuuaed to en Rew York, Dec —The fire in Second | '#ty of een ich the Senate does not ap- | frst busivess transacted im cabinet after 1 py te tal Saturday wight. I received i: | g8ve notice that he should call 1t up to-mor ofthe Pointot Rocks Ratirond, was to ba Some : Avenue this morving. by which so many peo- shad aera, jen Congress meets | became President was this unfinished business | on ‘anday forenoon at my resideuce. A copy | Tow. commenced yesterday, but we are appreben- =: | Ble leat their lives. originated om the lower | Mr. Stanton is ready to resign. of my bredecessor. A plan or scheme of re. | of the despatob was furnished to the President | Mr. Frelinghuysen presented the memorial | sive that the Bail apd snow storm tha pre- pore floor of house No. 576, occupied as a bakery pres 5 cogen\ 5 rage “considerations” | construction was produced wich had been | several days afterwards. along with a'l the | of the | nion League of Trenton, N. J sasking | valled tbrooghout the day, prevented. We ors : by Max Miller. who. with bie tamity, sac. | ry ne mee Dae BAG tO eae oks whatever | prepared for Mr. Lincoln by Mr Stanton, nis | other despatches and communications on taat | (be adoption Of measures to preveut the re. | learn that Sheri Clagett has summoned thece = Leeper ntact - ee ceeced im escaping in‘o the street. The shouts | Tight be my pave had toentertain such con- | Seereary of War. it was approved, und, at | subject, butit was uot furnid d by me before ng to the ranks of Generals Howard and | juries to go over the Innd beiween Monocscy, snd thane fo ue law oF rate torbian of the firemen awakened the other inmates, | Siderauens, whatever propriety there might be | the earliest moment practicable, was appiled | thattime. 1 suppose ic may bave been ten or ex. Referred to Military Committee. and this place—tiret commencing a! Monocacy. : —— zs -s iw of re for vddin who found the means of egress cut off by tne | ‘2 tbe expression of them to others, one thing | in the form of 4 proclamation t the State of | fitreen days afterwards. Di. Grimes offered @ resolution torepeal the | spd coming @ewn as far us Barnesville: the — soars Fa oe og —— 8 flame: een. it was otlicial Misconduct, to say | North Carolina, and afierward became the *“2. The President bimselt being iu corre- | [0 eighth standing rule, which exciudes second, trom Barnesville, Gaithersburg: and ire x in ‘The police and firem cceeded im rescu- @ least of it, to parade them before his supe- | basis of action im turn tor the other States. spoudenes with those parties upon the same | !l ‘but certain designated persons from the | ‘be third, from Gaithersburg to Rockville Tite mg the tomilies residing on the second aud Flor officer ; Upon the examipation of Mr. Stauton before | subject, would it not Rave been proper to have | ‘loor of the Senate. We sunex a list of the jurors, for the firs: day WLEDGMENTS of Deeps, 4- Mr | third floors. Mrs. O'Meara and her three Pon the receip of this extraordinary note | the impeachment committee he was usked the | advised him of the reception of Wat despate! Mr. Grimes said he should cali up theres. | many of whom wuill go over the entire roa rodaced tne House ‘o-day a pill | CBHeTen, living om the fourth foor, were | | only delayed the order of suspension following «question: “Did avy one of the “A. I know nothing about Ris correspond- | olution to-morrow. The rule of the Senaie | L. » Chas. R. Murphy, oda ~any exther saeated or burned to death. enough to make the uevessary arrang me cabipet express &® doubt of the power of tbe | ence, and kuow nothing about an Was no! entorced, sud he was therefore in feyor | Sa! Gooke, David L. (which was referred oo the Distryet Committ+e After ibe fire there were taken from the | Mi! theolfice. 1f this were the only cause for | executive branch of the goverument to reor- | ence except this one despatch ‘el. | of perfect tree trade. | providing thas Sil gckuowiledgineuts snd ruips the bodies of Rosanna Murpby and two | D8 suspension it would be ample. Necessari- | ganize State governments whiek had been 11 | licenee of the Fiot on Thursday moruing. The | Mr. Trumbull.—it will be enforced. iison, Sroote Of the execution WY leeds or other daughters and eou fy it most emd our mos: important official re- | rebellion, witbout the sid of Vongress!”” | He | riot had taken place on Monit Dir. Sherman called up the bili exempt Veirs, WWstrumests of writing Reretofwe male, or ‘The scene presented as the dead were being | /8t/ons, for 1 canmot immagine a degree of et- answered, «Ni whatever. I bad myself it is difficnit matter to ne all the rela. | cotton grown afer this year from internal Waker Wich shall hereafter be made im accoriamce brouzht out was harrowing i the extreme. frontery which would embolden the head of | entertainéd vo doubt of the authority of the | tions whic t between the heads of depart. | tax. Beaton, with the forms cow estabtishe: ‘Several otber persons besides those men- | 2 ¢epartment to take his seat a: the council | President to take measures for the orgamization | ment . The legal relations Mr. Morrill, of Vt., argued against the bill. | axiet of Colemben tetas Honed are missing, and supposed to Rave per- | ‘Vie in the executive mansion after such an | of the rebel Statesion the plan proposed, du. | are w: h defined. The Constitution | There were other imierests of the country | Latters received i this city from Rockwitle, = plesipetentiney, com tahed ma the Samu. act; nor can I imagine a President so forgetful | ring the yacation of Congress, aud agreed iu places these omfabie im the relation of bis advi- | which ay that another jury will then be summoned airs of the | The fire is supposed w be the work of an | Of 'he proper respect and diga: which bée- | the plan specified in the prociamation in the | sers when ne calls a) them for advice. The ‘o copdemsa the right of y from ‘that Pisce an coenthes, incendiary. Jong to his office ax tosmbmit tosuch imtrason. | case of North ins.” ucts of Congress go further; take, for example, 3 to the District of me tines commencing fficis| sen! of amy PHILADELY DIA, Dec. 1 —Last evening afire | | will not do Mr-Stanton the osuppose | There is, perhaps, No act of my administra- | the act of 1739 creating the War Department. Fridey, the 20th imstamt, on the lot of S- «orded As intended broke oat in Wharton & Flentmaun’s nickle | ‘28t be entertained any idea of offering to act | tion for which 1 bave been more denon 1t provides that “there shall be a priv. ‘of- "Rockville, and pro- (40 said Instric: of Cotumbia. are | works. situated on Cooper's Creek, a snort dis. | 88 one of my constitu; ‘advisers after that | chan this. It was not originated by me; but | ficer therein, to be called the Secretary for the he the District. iu regard to this clared valid And of like effect as tance aleve State street, and near New | Dl was written. There was on juterval of « | shrink frem no responsibility on that account, | Departmest of War, who sbell perform and « eminent we (Bough he some had been made before any of- | Bridge. week between that date and the order of sts- | for ved itself to ny own judg: execute such @1 tii beaged, and the awards will be © con ficer BOW sucboriged by Inw to tiKe acknowl ‘The estadli*hment manufactures me‘al pickle pomues, Series yak bier cabluet meetings not hesitate to carry it into | be epjomed on or a by aD me & ¥.ceb: and if Lhe verdic:s are not some eogmen:. 3 * District of Columpia. of waien prpsies exe sence iad cents on Surer either, Sir ths besspa Bin- | e cpcation | EST ident of the United 2 | npally x cones tit jt q . us far and upon (Mane Tware” ON THE Pexiaw Brast- | Statecmint ‘Theameling and arymne room | OBthe lib of August Mr. Stanton wasno- | was perivct accord’ between Nhe “e = som communication trom | Were destroyed. Loss. *15,000; no insurance. | tified of bis suspension oF oe oe ae gad myeels, Ot a ee Mark Twain. (sam Clemens,) elsewhere. | Bowron. Dec. 16.—The lose by Ore irony in Ris quawer to this nociflention, otad. are ree Spon Be ephioe ntiempt of the Fenians 10 eee ery ote willite deta. | f the same date, Mr. Stanton expresses him- of optition and oy between Congress and diew Col. Burke out of quod, is im the richest ‘Bonds, Mi . Co. ‘over #200,0) | 502° G9 follows: + Underseense ot public duty | the President u} is “RAMe subject, and dik 66 thn vannele “ axinen ae Tawcom to deny your right under the | upon the ultimate busis upon which the re- vain 01 resow umoris'. | Worth of woolea goods. Burdette & Young | Gong and lsws of the United States, | consnetion of these States ‘BDO proveed, es Wasuinotox Society oF Tax New Jnav- | Sw ‘Hoth houses are fully insured. without the advice and consent of the Sena’e, | ‘upon the question of negro. suffrage. x —Mr. Patterson, of N } 3) SIE, So WA 9 lo suspend me from office ae Secretary os War, | Epon tuis paint three members of the eabine! wsLEn.— Mr. n, of New Hampshire, om Caliiornia—Phe United States Sem- | OF the exerc bp oT dL] {nuctions pertain- | found themselves to be. im wil introduced im the Semate to-day.» pill (whiten ‘atorsbip. tog to the same, or such advice and | Congress. They remained dong en: Was referred to the District Commite,) emact- | <,x Praxctsco, Dec. 14.—The Democratic | *@#eBt to compeal me to (ranster to Any person P at the ot could not tug tha’ Messrs. Jon Hitz, Roveri Bruce | pay re hee ¥ ‘withont the nomj- | 2° Tecords, OOK*, papers. and pi i Recodnes. ‘Theyfelt that Id remain Devsidson, Wm weulear (ranch, N. @. ofs Den mar that 7 Bo thes stnse of duty and pro- Warren ©. Choate, Hollis Ajido Governor Haight Is urged to accept thenomi- prity constrained to resign their pe: B. Ciarke, Allan (joodriige, RD . tions. We ‘with mutual respect for tor Jobu Crane, Javez Fox, Samee) | PAMOR 6 ofan in ty s | theiracts ‘No complete nd tale. pescsiaien, be copstiseted a re of a Rectifying Estaptish a8 on | this the degy poli parchase erection of m a @ severance of of. Peon Pisce ef worship od 4 parsonage of the Se. | | BF. T0014, Dec. 16 —The reetifytng establ: Foie the summer of dem tat ‘we Dares coety of New Jerusalem. ed improvements | ment of J. H. Garnbart was setzed by 1866. © of Congresa de- maeap +o ‘Qn order msde by a amd ebligaous not to exceed woe Boudrad | ermment officers om Saterday for ‘dis. v cations when the saffrage department 1 presumed to be made by sboceans oe tilled episite Gpom WRick no taz Rad been paid bil) tor the District of Columbis aud the recon- | the Preeident bimeel?.