The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1868, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1868—TgIPLE SHEET. > the Tenure of Oifice act Mr. Stanton is not | “United States of America;” - ; dt a a ear Pucraion inet sre fae the Secretar Ru War or ane you the R a * ae ao Sao Stay are cen, Seoding and burst jibe; Sit etait States tncongtationa fn had a right yn some way to.con- | 1# VerY neat in appearane 4 ang goyenient to handle. a Michtens.” 8 because he is inv ‘with the execu- | strue it, 4 own Jaratio) Pe ati, se 5,72 inet, lat 39 38, lon fee nthe cee | the "Proaiteht {g not to be permitted HOUSE eg freon atta gretiae an ca toa the trae Intl of i Tam He OF BEPRESENTATIVES, ner crew, cepa aa oa Basen A de strictly, The President great responsi! not ited ‘purpose f f Al 1868, % yan! pit Ri H > Ly- ler fort afihfaesecation of thelawn andthe power of | Lost the questioh eonoeralng ite oonstieutieualiy, D4 | PROFOGED 1 TOI a siege urs So we Geary, henes tal ula Oiler deoteld” Gould A CL. es ib £ might often Pe | the reason is that he has done and said such USD | Mr. OP 96 | ‘@tston | from peer ‘alii #8. things, Well, we all know that there is at ¢o1 ath, dem.) of N. Y., oifered the follow- | and spit, March 3 6, irs Bmeline Haj: very, Danvers; J Paine, ression Gard % . which ree rin ee rho had occasion to. exa- 1 a igorins Case Sales a antanel, NRA TOs son 7° tations, which were referred to the Commit- ssobr Fost from Ponce for Bal it, Dine Gas muta cksn aa a ao ew ¥ Forks Oliver Sootela, bjec researches oF a8 & matter ‘@ Poreign Atfal she put in for repairs) oH W Loi Bede! 's Point, r ay on ta ceca however, the President | in the time of kord Coke, ad have been down eek: anamink ins eoateanion bette ninticterie 4 ‘Co. u eniled—Bark Fille de L,Air; brign Brisk, Chowan, Village parties, ‘he United States had to consirue not merely | present day, edious, because they slut ou Qs take Promptand vigorous measures jee | qoSt? BClavten (of Great Bey Harbor), Clayton, Lavaca, | Bele(Br ee the general qucton where” tng power juam | jexequttemoere ain oroommancer wy alLtab DCE y Sele tout crane Seeopbceiee Shatin Rw ae ees | ngaze, At Atte Rta, wr, Tare . > u 3 mn E ‘She people ‘in 180 “tnd the practice ofthe. coverameat circumstaaoes?, They are when a quest al rveas ques "3 spot esl misaton Brasil, Bolivisy Drtc sch ante! Castner oR cy! aot at 8 yt cate Nore: big onlley, Mortage teheonne, Mineo, ion arises w Under it since, but he had to construe a particular | Tight la favolved; when, on & matter of inet, Revolved, That the President be. requested to inform the | Sib, and wes starrer mexcent double, reefod malisall and | Cure, Tuxpan, scart Li a queation, might hate an appliauln te case upon wie | te controversy dose Tumaelf what be our at ut in | Beat, See aaPany a cater ete | "Hae amu yee ae eaeget NBO TGA Tits, ser minare - ~ conscience lows ir ordeny. for Dighton. ie seision to col felt called upon to act; and it is necvssary, sa ones: jut did any one ever hear of estoppel tp a matter of Schr Sarab J Falcouer, Wilson, [phla for New He Sailed—Steamer John Gibson, Winters, NYork. : LEAVE OP ABSEN ‘ : OP Mn Sean are deliberati: with the < So snamee (te. e_Preatden oe “yd ag is | lawt Did any one ever hear thes » yraste had put'} Mr, Ki -(dem.) of Ind., abel eave of absence "Sichr Edward Stanley, Wellfeet for Virginia. Hiten Tan er for ton Jed F ea ‘Chas BSackaos, Those who arehis proper advisers, he settles down | and witatiermorion is and must be, fang, upon | himself into such a condition that v/hen ne came | until the dthiof May, aud “Also asked ‘ase he'hece | Senta ualing) Habobck, Now Haven for‘eabetnport. | detfor: Sales Godreey, Goufrey; Barah Lmmona eat armiy'in the opinion that suc! the character of | the case which he had before him—nam e case | into a court of Joma. Upon @ claim of private right | until the 7thof May to prepare and file the minority | Schr Ganiek Hayne, Graham, New Haven, iladelphia for do; Nalive American, Les, do for Ne “ the law, tt remains to be determined by you whether | of Mr. Stanton,” During. the debate in han here i ee report inthe contested election case of Delano against | Scr Dr Frauklin, Hosen New Haan. Por Nvieh General rant, Orchard; Arete Hea eaten there ieeuid estate oy nrovide that the | arene (ares distinct, toeoriee emtatives The ‘one | least of all, that aman was affected by reason of ali | MP SGorreL, (rep.) of Pa., acting as chairman of | ctf Gelade aealeeo pase Brideeport. ore. Mes tor do; Carroll, Bancrott ‘United States pan not makea| was that the constitu had lod the ‘ostonpel ences 807-5 mem ot rhe rudence that ever | the Committee on Bilection was Willing to let that | The hrig Omega, McGinnis ‘ delalde, Sanford, do tor do: G W Baldwin, Long, treaty with England of with any otter Power, thot | power of removal with, the President alone; | Pfevuiled in the civilized world” "That the President | case go over unui! the tet of May, By,, Hercargo consigned ie W's: Bmmedcvessel (oO | Gloucester for do: Haren Fuller, Willard, Fortiand Yor day would Dinin infraction of his constitutional | fhe’ otner “was that the constitution nad | of the United States should ‘e impeached and re- init REBE Sald he could not possibly be back by | Swain. she find northery gales the entire passage, and stove | ina name eorravens eo Tknlane, Steelman ae nee: be a power, and Bathing arose when such atreaty | lodged that power with the President, acting Moved from office, not by, reason of the truth ‘was expedient, desirable or necessary in his judg- |*only by and with the consent Senate; the | of his case, but because he 1s estopped from ‘appeal- | Mr. ScoFTELp then gave notice that he would call Bessie Parker, which arrived Sth, Js consigned 0 3 ughout passage. of the The ship ; Fair Wind. Smith, do for Providence; ment, it would be his duty te disovey theJaw; and | third was that the constitution had lodged it ne- | ing, would be a “spectacke fr gods and men.” ere | up the case whenever the House would. be in acon- | W Elwell Co. Had fine weather thro Iie, "Beware. do" for George’ D ©; John A Sweit, for Georgetown fi iinet "Providence for’ Grand ‘Nenan; ‘Ells J Laugh: a red isde- ‘the legisiati wer, to be | 18 no matter of fact here. Yhey have themselves put | dition to hear and dispose of it. ‘Was atill anchored on the bar iaat night, ton, ‘Atking, do for do; Katie’ Hall, Newcom| meanor in be dis ae ve see mes as bel ray pet ee wit the Seemradon ef | in Mr. Stanton’s commission, which shows the date Leave of absence was given to Mr. Kerr and several SAILED. Fpmoa for Tangier; Jeasie | ieparnat comes is Tania, ae The responmibility. through the motive of fear of that | tke meuboe of Ome acts The last of these theories | Of the commission and the terms.of tue commission, | other members Steamahips Hansa, Bremen; Henry Chauncey, Aspinwall; | gins do for Ghaneoan: 8 Oe Mar Dap Adama. Balhae ee Jaw, than he would be relleved from that jonsi- | was at that time held by but comparatively few per- | Nd that isthe whole matter of fact’ involved. The THE DISPRANCHISEMENT OF DESERTERS. Facle, Havana: Herman, Livingston, Savannah; Manhattan, | Savannah; Seventy-sic, Teel. Tenant Harbor for Jame ~ on Va; Frank Maria, Palmer, Orland for Fortress Monroe; Flora A Sawyer, Reed, Calais for Providence: Lyra, Haskill, do for by a bribe, Suppose a law is nme t he ‘A Frye; Cooper, Camden for Washington, D G; Mary not be the Commander-in-Chief; that is a plain sons; the first two received not only much the | Test of the construction of the Tenure of Ofice act, | Mr, SHANKS introduced a bill to amend the twenty- Pralbsion: Rebocas Glyte, Wikaingion, NC; Saratoga, Nor- bi case of an infraction of that provision of the itimore number of votes, but much the greater | 404 the application of it to the case which they have section of the bill to enroll the national forces ie do; Cai ; Palmyra, Liverpool ; ships Reso- Freight of Treason in the course of that debate, so | tus made for themselves, and also the construction | #0 as to modify the provision. distranchising desert mill Colorado, Velocity, Kate Presman, Glpsay,’ Cofeard, and of cons’ o Ferry, for Nyork; Amelia’G Sa ‘hich has contided to him that com- | much so that when this subject came under the con- | °f the constitution of the United States is the abstract | ers. Referred to the Judiciary Committee, thers, ice, 7» Lincolavill N n ry Seana in order that the head of aii the military power | sideration of the Supreme Court of the United States | question whether that has lodged the power of re- | PROPOSED MERCANTILE ENTSRPRISE IN THE LOBBY. Wind at sunset WNW. Eoene, Rastport fog Philadelphia; Sarah Gardner, iu ‘ef the country shall be its highest civil magistrate | in the case of ex parte —— Mr. Chief Justice Town- , Moval with the President, with the Senate,| Mr. TWITCHELL, (rep.) of Mass., presented a letter turned on account of head wind, schra Samuel _Kni and that the law may always be superior to arms. | send, who delivered the opinion of the court in that | oF anes eaten: 1 oeeeree PODER SLErS: Asie vrei oi B. igo - Smonrai pyre gee Marine Disasters. fescue (Bri, ,J Tinker, Loutss F smith, City Point, WL Foil Beppose the President should resist @ law of that | case, says that it has never been doubted that * ply une cl asking allow P mweoh le in the lobby of Sour EN Preny (of Portland), Hamilton, from wb iiss Frances, LD Small and Jase rece taken here that no condact of the Presiden ‘who comes to assert not a private right, but a great public tht confided to his office by the people, in which, if anybody is estopped the people may be estopped, that nothing that the President the He ment snp aha ec cd Portland, with a cargo of molasses, was abandonded at Mr, ELDRIDGE, (dem.) of Wis., inquired whether | #¢a. Capt Hamilton reports:—Magrch 31, in lat 85 24, lon 7895, the Managers were to have any interest in the | experienced a hurricane, in which lost the mizenmast, start- profits ? ing up the main deck, split foresall to pieces, breaking the in the constitution had lodged the power either bringing it to a judicial decision. Itmay-besaidthat | in the President alone or the Senate—cer- these are plain cases of an express infraction of the | tainty an inaccuracy—but then it uired a very constitution. But what is the difference between a | close scrutiny and a careful examination of the in- Power conraved upon the President Sy the express, divigual opinion expressed in. that debate to ascer- ator eae hanled off this A M without a JACKSONVILLE, Seo 4—Arrived, schrs H Seguine,. French, NYork ; Col J T Sprague, Allen, Smyrna. Cleared—Schrs § H Woodbury, Woosbar, Boston ; Shan- pon (Br) Roberts, Nassau, NP;'Ann E Valehtine, Bayles, to work this estoppel, as they call it? Why, in the Cleared—Sel ‘words of the constitution and the power conferred | tain that it had been determined in one way or the | Could do or say could put this great public right into She SPEAKER stated that he did not feel at liberty | fore boom and fe ; he Ington, ‘upon him by a clear implication of te constitution | other. “The constitution settied the quenuom never: that extraordinary position. What has he done? } to assign a table, desk or stand in the lobby for any | fon, prea veh in By depbralny tnubped a very eary | | MOBILE, Aprik8—Cleared, ship EC Scranton, Williains, here is she power in the constitution to ae theless, as I understand. I may be mistaken in this; hat are the facts which they rely upon out of which | purpose. ward, washing out the compass, filling the cabin with water. Soares Pebp Ann & Sas in, Douglass, NYork, ir HF Bal tn, taxes? Where does the pewer come from to li ir. SPALDING, (rep.) of Ohio, remarked that at all | breaking main rail, and causing the vessel to lenk 60 badly but as I understand it, itis the theory Of this law er, on. Dongress tn assigning original iction to the th of | first place, he sent a message ‘vo the Senate, on the | events the House would not authorize such a thing, | that it was impossible to kee free. The pu wel NEW ORLEANS, April 4—Arrived, steamship Gen Grant, Septine Gourt af the Unies Samat hase Ook Mean caine eactok pe ee Wat tuition | 12th Of December, 1867, informing the Senate that he | 'Mr.” Ecomrncs hoped that, unanimous consent | Kept constantiy going unt the bd at tong a when ait Hildreth, NYork; slip Wellinyton (Br), Skaling, Liverpool, ish schr Mischief, from Maya- had suspended Mr. Stanton by a certain order, a copy | would be given, if the Managers were to make any- | ands were taken ot of which he gave; that he had appointed General | thing out of it.” (fanguter:) 9" | ued, and Tn IBG6 Was Db tka Lerten ned bet Ny ese Grant to exercise the duties of the office ad interim | On motion of Mr. WASHBURNE, (rep.) of IIL, the | prO%pMe 1n,1566, was I burthen, and owned by Yea- by a certain other order, a copy of which he B rep. les,” ton £ Co, of Portland. letter was referred to the Committee on Rules. “Fran gave, He then entered into a discussion in The House then resolved itself into a Committee Pls (ay ehh og eco pet ev aisaater of tho multitude of powers on which Col acts come from in the constitution, except by fair implication? ‘Whence do you derive power to confer on the Senate ‘the right to prevent removals from office without its consent? Is it expressly given in the constitution, Below ship Neversink, Weeks, from ‘Liverpool; schr A.C Leverett, from Brazos Santingo? also below, waiting orders, ships J GW Richardson, Oliver, from Montevideo: “Pontiac, Skillings, from Havre. Cleared—-Steamships Mafiposa, Kemble, New York; Gen. Meade, Sampson, do; ship Assam Valley Gar), Evan ‘Liver- ba ital). Guglielmino, do has not lodged the power anywhere, except that it has left it, as 1 understand, a legacy which may be controlled, of course, by the legisiature itself, ac- cording to its own will; because, as Chief Justice Marshall somewhere remarks (and it is one of those or is it an implication from some of its provisions? | pertinent remarks which will be found to have been | Which he showed the existence of this question | of the Whole, Mr. Washburne, of Ill, as chairman, | coastof Mexico. Bop), Casson Seresioos brig W jonah, in, Havant J submit that it is impossible to draw line to it | Whether Mr. Stanton was in the Tenure of Oftice btil, | and proceeded to the Senate chamber to attend the SFE), Caseo, cos DHE, Wonansh, Devise: Havana. ‘any carpio by iin. lito many of ble declalons), when it +. snd the existence of tho otbon question whether this'| timperontreet eae Toe ee ie te wae dlssnaied (hs Viceroy ane a ae eon ee eae Lg eon aat FABs Apefl, <—Sallod, ‘bark Biles, and brig Mmit the duty of the President bead Phineas @ | comes to a question whether a power exists, the done afterwards, and was towed to New Bedford 8th for repairs, with aya ‘NEWPORT, wer is deriv. m an implication the consti- ,- | Was or was not a constitutional law. There he in- April 7, PM—Arrived, brig Kate Foster, Eition inswsad of froin aa express provision of a. | Peewee, mode, mn _which It must | be exer. pleropresenied, ere was ciidae soncenion wae POLITICAL, INTELLIGENCE. Deon awaeee ocho ng Seren, Heieed ee themaa't One thing unquestionably is to be expected from the be a | misrepresented, there was nothing concealed which ; i Scur AURELIA P Hows, from Arroyo, PR, for Roston, | Smith, ‘Bowman, or NYOrke eho pa hipeetige Metheteeees oe gta ta POTS ee te a eee) Scene te the freer | he was bound to state. Iti complained by the pall with wcargo of sugar, put inio Cape Hagtien’ March lig | .,étt AM-Arrived, achr Francis, Gibbs, Philadelphis for honorable Managers that he did not tell the Senate that their action should be such as to restore Mr. Stanton practically to the position of the office or should go to law. It m: have been possibly an omission, but 1 rather think that that goa taste which 1s 80 prevalent among the lanagers =and which they so insist upon here would hardly insist that the President should have held out to the Senate something which might have been rejected. They say he made a case for their action in which he was too deferential to the Senate, both by reason of this conduct of his and also of other conduct. Too deferential! Sena- tors, there is no inconsistency in the President's position or conduct in this instance. Suppose a party who has a private right in question submits to the same tribunal, in the same proceeding, these questions:—First, I deny the constitutionality under which the right is claimed against me; second, 1 assert that the interpretation of that law will not affect this case; third, I insist that even if it is Within the law I have made a case witain the law. Is there any inconsistency in that? Is it not done every day, or something analagous to it, in couris of justice? Suppose the President had summed up his inessage in this way:— ‘To THE SENATE :—I insist, in the first place, that this law should carefully consider the question; if he should | dent of the United States, as it would have been very be of the opinion that it is necessary for the public apparent to Mr. Madison, and so declared by him in service that the question should be decided he shouid | the course of his correspondence, which is no doubt take all competent and Lecicerd advice on the subject, | familiar to Senators, if this be a legislative and when he has done that, if he finds he cannot fol- | power the legislature may lodge it in the Senate, may Jow the law in a particular case without abandonin: retain it in the two houses of Congress, or may give ‘the powers whicii he believes to have been confid it to the House of Representatives. * repeat—the ‘© lum by the people, it is his solemn conviction that | President had to construe this particular law, and it is his duty to assert the power and to obtain a judi- | that, as I understand it, is the theory of that law. I lal decision thereon. And although the President | do not undertake to say it 18 an unfounded claim; 1 Goes not perceive, nor do his counsel perceive that | do not undertake to say that it may not be main- it is essential to his defence in this case to maintain | tained successfully; but {£ do undertake to say this pari of the argument, nevertheless if this tribu- | that it was originally uestioned by the nal should be of that opinion, then before | aplest minds that had this subject — under this tribunal, before all the people of the | consideration in 1789, that whenever the question United = States and before the civilized | has been started since it has had through a recent World he asserts the truth of that posi- | period very few advocates, and that no fair, candid tion. I am compelled now to ask your attention, | mind can deny or doubt at this day that it is capable quite briefly however, to some considerations which | of being doubted and disbelieved after examination, Weighed.on the mind of the President and led him to conciude that the power of removal was one of the Powers of his office, and that it was bis duty, in the manner I have indicated, to endeavor to protect it. It warule long settled, existing 1 suppose in the Jaws of all civilized countries, certainly existing in the laws of every system of government which I have consulted, that a contemporary exposition, Charleston and other districts were not represented oes, aud was condemned. The cargo will be transhipped in the tecent Democratic Convention held at Co- af Sour Cornvcorta (Br), from Jacmel, wrecked on Fish lumbia, Cay Reef, was bound to New York. é A republican mass meeting, composed mostly of | | Scur Cona Err, at Philadelphia 7th inst from Trimdad, q had bad weather on the 28th ult off Hatteras, and lost steer: colored people, was held in Augusta, Ga., yesterday. fi ft was aldrensod by several speakers, and Gandiaates | pen‘srRome’aadhgnead, tnt daria stye oat and aftr he aoapereen oot crnted ny terre ublican conven. Philadeip hiss was a horesininay’ Ler west of he HH - el 01 tion of the several counties of the Twenty-third dis- | bar, Wilminguon, NC, on the beach, ue before reported. oe trict of Pennsylvania met at Freeport on Wed- Sco" GEN TORBERT (not Gen Tallman), from Yorktown, ip and cece Samuel A, UTAnae, of no) Ci p charcoal, tor) iw roe paler reported capsized " : ; ult off Heret niet, and ‘aban ‘was. towed to Bee Hee ee eo a RADIO 2:00 | ees Del blactaadt ee sribacquentiy to Milford: Del. where tier, as delegates to the Chicago Convention. she will , e will be repaired. The crew of the Gen Torbert were taken The conference was unanimous for Grant. A re- | o9py schr WG Audenriel, ‘aa before reported. solution instructing the delegates to vote in favor of | cium Runy, Brombeck, bet ine a Curtin for Vice President was laid on the table, and Henry F Toppan Jotd H Helsh: fone Ooae ont oe a resolution denying the power or right of the State | Mar of Newburyport, and Robert Fowler, of Salisbury. aa to select delegates for the district was Ls) ‘was insured in Bostou for $2500, which is about half her fast. NEW LONDON, April 7—Arrived, schrs Uncas, Norwich for Georgetown, DC; Sparkling Ly NYork for Providence; sloops Fearl, Gobleigh, Newport forjHaverstrew; Express, indson, do for Port ferson. NEW HAVEN, April 8—Arrived, schrs Snsan Scranton, Henry, —; F Hall, Elizabethport for Norwich; Baltimore, Hemingway, do; Langley, Langley, Philadelphia; EB F Mea- ny, Clark, Virginia. PENSACOLA, April —arrived, schr Clara Rankin, Ran- in, Galveston, PHILADELPHIA, April 8—Arrived, bark Chas Wood (Br), Robson, Sagua ; brig James Baker, Hea ay opr Ja; sebrs Fannie’‘A Bailey, Sherman, Sombrero; Tate, Stetson, NYork. Cleared—Steamship Hunter, Rocers, Providence; brig Orto- Jan, ane ‘Trinidad; schra F i Alen, Fuller, Havana; Eile L Smith, Mobile; C Comery, Knhn, Salem; Lena Hunter, Perry, Providence; J W Everman, Outen, Lynn; Relnhait, Hard, Boston ; J Barratt, Nickerson, Salem; Re- dons netmore, Salem; Philanthropist, Warren, Bangor; Clara Bell, Sturgess, Bi Joe Hay, Hathaway, Wareham ; Percy, Mahlman, Calais; Surpris ere, Boston. PORTLAND, April 7—Arrived, schra Lizzie Guptill, Spaul- ding, Rockland for NYork ; Dasiiing Wave, Camden for do. Cl pore age ie E eeler. Bacon, Cardenas, cEAWTUCHET, April $-Salled, schr James Parker, Sr, elle PROVIDENGE, April 8—Arriv man, Deal’ Islanti; Sen Nymph, Porter, Burroughs, Philadelphia; bethport; Globe, Deering, Port Salled—Steamer Whirlwind, : value, —— - - » | ..Scur Stas WnianT—Narragansett, RI, April 8—The schr Silas Wright (of Rockland), Adams, from New York for Bos- Ry H J P Pp J N G N E WwW S ton, with a cargo of pig fron, is ashore and bilged on Little | Neck Beach, near this place, and will prove # total loss, NG oh EE oh a Crew all saved; the cook, William N Poster, is slightly in- Almanac for New York=-This Day. sired bys fall fromithevigging, sei a CAPE Town, Feb 18—The ship Eddystone (of Boston), Ca Itmay be the truth after all; but it is nota truth which shines with such a clear and certain light that a man is guilty of a crime because he does not perceive it, The ident not only had to construe this particular law, but he had to construe its appli- cation, its constitutional ability to apply to this par- ticular case. Supposing the case of Mr. Stanton to be what I have endeavored to show, which was not i, schrs Anna Frye, Fre- ley, Baltimore; Joseph fautic, Simmons, Eliza- hanson. jeer, Philadelphia; pears ‘mad 4 ., ts 0 Northern Light, Ireland, do; Ocean Wave, Baker, do; Pat on, 7 ‘ wit! its application, let us assume that this pro- ie ; “ dhe pdagh! | 8 bark Te ah jo; Hannah Blackman, Jones, do; rooks, Brooks, such a contemporar¥ exposition of the law has been.| viso in describing the ‘case of Secretaries described | Pisee whether, if it be a constitutional law aud Mr. Stauton | Sun sets... High water..morn 10 84 | foes Terese, from, Rangoon for, Antwerp, avandoned at sen | dos Hannal Philadelphia; Horizon, Newman, do for do; be within it, the facts that 1 present to you do not make Such a case that you will not ask me to receive hin buck. He has questioned whether the law was constitu- eaginkiog condition on the 2th of January, in lat 11288, Weather Along the Const. Miscellaneous, Apnit 9—9 A. M. LAUNCH OF THR SHIP PANAMA—The first class ship 8 Barnes, Avery, NY. Hal, doy sce, New Regulus, Halleck, do; fim ( brook, do; Rachel Jane, Boule, doy Mersbon, Brightman, do; Zoe, 8, do; John’ Warren, McGar, dot Kelley, do Towa, Phi sloop rlea, Sherman, made and has been followed by an actual and prac tical construction, has been continued during long perlods of time and applied to great numbers of the case of Mr. Stanton. Did Mr. Stanton, having been appointed by President Lincoin under the act of 1862, and commissioned to hold during the pleas- of 3 im it seems the President has not only been thus anxious to avoid, but has taken means to avoid, a collision with the Senate, and tiat he has actually in some things else obeyed. Mr. Curtis went on to refer to the commission in which charges have been made by the President, and with his sanction to the re- moval and on meager of collectors, &¢., and said it l—whether Mr. Stanton was within it—and then cases, it 1s afterwards too lute to call in question the | ure of the President, by force of this law, acquire a | Hou rhe han sae _ Port » Meatners Therwmeter. | Panama, built to the order of G Griswold do, fm the quaint langage of Lord Ooke ‘as follower | Tht £0 hold this ome ag nat the will of the Pres lleve,, that ‘they thougit the law unesostcaneas, | Ber cl Sau woe yelaroap setae saratiace eerusamaseesee agi FRANCISCO, March 11—Cleared, ship Industry, Lin- r *— | dent down to April, iow, there is one thing " ove. oy | Be spe pril 9S: “Great regard ought, in construing a daw, to be | certain has never been doubted under the con- Oigat Me Lannion: Pea nie re Kew York : iBabore: pricier cae Re ee SRVANNA, “Ap fcAtmced, sbip?Oeean Wave (Br), c stitution, an not capable of bei joubted, sider bord bees “4 adel 1 above. grt 7 ly ivoa about the tins ar soma Kiet es made, pat | ang’ cust ta: tuat’ the: Presiieas ter to ameke (a ah ee nine neacien ae Wiimingtod. Dei Sadove: | this splendid addition to our mercantile marine was pub- Nadiad Shite Cherie Chains Ctr iossell, Liverpool Epon it, because they were best able to judge of the | the choice of officers. Whether, having made the ell, | W ton. 85 above. | tished in Wednesday's HERALD. bays Younz, do; Atlantic, Weymuth, St John, NB. intention of the makers at the time when the law was made, ‘‘contemporane expositio est fortissima in tege.” Mr. Curtis then read from Chief Justice Mar- shall’s “Life of Washington” in regard to the action by the House of Representatives on a bill on the sub- - in 1789, when Mr. Benson offered an amendment the effect that the power of removal is solely in UTH YARMOUTH (Mass), April 9—Arrived, sehr Geo 8 Adams, Baker, St Domingo for Boston, STONINGTON, April @-Arrived, achrs Richd Law, York, Philadel ‘TJ Becket, Rondout, Clears ark Patmos, Knight, Baltimore, ______—— ____ MISCELLANEOUS. choice and they being inducted into oftice, the; be removed, is another question. But to the dent alone is confided the power of choice. the first place he alone can nominate. When the Senate has consented to the nomination he is not bound to commission the offi- deab Brig Eumia (of Portland), 158 tons, built at Falmonth in Gi above. | 1846, has been wold to Charles Gomery ‘and Capt Creamer, Of above, | Waldoboro, for #300. Schr Texas (of Portland), 84 tons Above. | built in 1836, has been sold to the same parties for $2700, an ‘ 75 above. | 18 to be commanded by Capt Lewis Creamer. s - ~ Scun WILLIAM MoKRN@E (of Provincetown), 48 toni PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 9, 1868, new measurement, has been sold to NB Mansfield, of Bost cer; he has his second opportunity tor > n the President, and said that if that prevailed he | the consideration and acceptance or rejection of the Golctneaey recta a eet Pye Roa ~~ annem nn to'k ‘Tr Joungohs of Boas, for Sati Ana tate Betioek MEDICAL WON YATI'S LIFE BALSAM. era acte tat Neen, Subject of logistatine | choice he originally made. | Upon Chis sublect allow | when he must either act or abandon the power that CLEARED. tons, at auction, for $600, to J E & G Bowley. A’ Fheumatfam, neuralgia and out, 4 thelr wore stages; ion of ist are ra a “4 3 e1 7 vail ‘u ing’s evi ule wot wer. ‘The motion was seconded by Mr. Madison, | M¢toread from the op ath setiere tia | Be Holds, it was insisted upou that he must “run | _ Steamship Hanes (NG), Oterendorp, Bre:nen—Oetriche & Notice to Mariners. Serofil, Finds, Crh, Srmatpnian 014 Rleerhy and the wore Niagra oye ado} ped. gd herd pg expressed more clearly than I can do.’ Mr. Curtis pS ec Mianioe: (On cienacee OF ‘aa Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray, Aspinwall—Pacifie Mail | BOSTON HARNOR, DUZZARD'6 BAY AND VINEYARD souND | Kidneys, saltrheum, Ac., dc are mont certalaly cured by this v0 a law, ever since been considered as d from the opinion, which enumerates the clauses ot > | Stgamshin Co, ~ i 4 ssi ute ttn Sone it fat | Seng ction ang san st and | ae Waites agra | gregh Hae Cen, ae ante at nw | ey mbps nt bt roel mae | EATER Baten oe do Mea z says they seem to contemplate three distinct opera- | thai this department of the government could not be | "Steamship H Livingston, Eaton, Savannah—Livingston, Jet will be replacod, and the spar buoys now occupying | Rowe and eaten holes entirely through the roof of the mouth. soph donde one oaeg town Poni open that only | tlons—the nomination, which is the voluntary act of | carried on, she must meet it He aid not fear em, | Foxe Con ¢ 4 stations removed. Ho wae then (1867) residing in Philipsburg, N; J. The phyat- cian bad abandoned the case and h a ying state, when pis brother advised him to try the Life M, one bottle of Which enabled, him to leave his bed d come to this city. In one month he was entirely cured. Inquire at 13 Fifth street, YATI'S LIFE BALSAM perfectly cured Mr. William Springer, 188 Broome street, of iutlammatory rheumatism so severe a character that he became deranged. He could not lift his hand to his and was ed to bis bed during three months, The Life Balsam has been tested by the publi, durin eighteen years, and these are two cases out of an bundre: thousand which it has cured. It is a certain curative for Fistula in all curable cases, Principal depot 246 Grand street. Sold by druggists ; $1 per bottle, or six for 35. A “IGN OF DEVILS.—FOLKS NEVER GET TIRED OF looking at Old Nick, and Dr. WOLCOTT, of Pain Paint Tenown, has just issued a new show card that*gives @ sufll- cient display 'of devils to satisfy the most fastidious. At every drug store where displayed may be seen « crowd of gazere Teadi ferent thi Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—H R Morgan | BY order of the Lighthouse Board, yught him in Bice KE, Lighthouse Inspector, 2d dist, Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chicheeter, Wilmington, NC—Jas | Boston, April 8, 1888. ‘teeken y land, x3 Steamship Saratoga, Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and 2 Shp Helen zB Cooper, from Sunderland for Aden, Feb 9 lat the President; the appointment, which is also the voluntary act by and with the advice and consent of the Senate; third, the commission to grant which might perhaps be deemed a duty enjoined by the constitution. The opinion, however, holds that it is optional with the President to commis- sion or not after appointment. He continued:— All this shows that the choice is with the President; that action of the Senate upon the choice is an ad- visory action only at a cular stage of the nomi- nation, and therefore the apj tment or commission rested with the President. Now, as{ have said be- fore, Mr. Stanton was appointed under the law of 1789 constituting the War Department. In accord- ance with that law he was commissioned to hold office during the pleasure of the President. President Lincoin has said to the Senate.—‘I nominate Mr. Stanton to hold the office of Secret: ment of War during my pleasure. ie Senate has said:—‘*We assent to Mr. Stanton’s holding the office of Secretary for the Department of War during the leasure of the President.” What was this for? If it operates in the case of Mr. Stanton, s0 barrassment or dificgity in the public service because of the suspension or femoval of a fraudulent coilec- tor. These changes in commissions had nothing to do with this subject. They were made subject to the conditions prescribed by law, one of which was that the Senate must consent to a removal. Not only the Ject I beg leave to read from the ‘Life of Vice Presi- Gent Adams,” by his grandson, volume 1, pages 448 to 0. He here gives an account, so far as can be ascertained, of what that debate was. He te! the subject in this — These {that is, the Vice reasons, | committed to paper, however, and can therefore mever be known; but in their substance it is certain that he never had a shadow of adoubt, I refer to Fist Story’s Commentaries on the Constitution, sec- tion 418 It will there be found that the commentator considered a contemporary construction of the constitution which he there Gescribes as of very great weight in determining his . Mr. Curtis read the extract, to the eifect the exposition of the various dt ents of the ment upon particular questions cea in reir nature and have the same recommendation that Delongs toalaw. Hecontinued:—In consequence of he decision made in 1789, with the tests which are sage by the writer, it will be found in the lace that the precise question was under dis- Richmond—N L MeCread; i Steamship Carroll, poses, Baltimore—C W Perveil. Ship Dantel Webster, Brown, from Loadon for New York, but the o the ip Chesapeake, . Portlani—J F Ames. March 17, Int 49 15, lon’8 16.” . law of Congress, but the constitution, was the law of ship G Walden, Boston—W P Clyde. Bark Wary Gtetese @), of New York, Feb 9, lat 1 168, lon Bt the land. The changes in the Treasury Department k Li Paul 2 le, He o— also had nothing to-do with the subject of removal | MANE R Yana NGM Bebecle, Hong Konz—Funcb, | on 3534 W ce (Dutch), from New York for Rio Janeiro, lon 95. whenever it was vested. All oificers heid subject to the Bark Warren Hastings (Br), Perry, London—Funch, eb wer of removal vested somewhere. He notht Meincke & Wendt. Feb 10, lat 5 N. 5 4 This ‘aubject of estoppel, crowing out of the action Pert twee hiciaie arene Reet Coney. off Harnegat roy plot Von Esa Nyce semana Gi ri ean (Dutch), Atl " re sion, or in the sending to the Senate notives of sus- one 5 "i me nniay . rice Pras wm ce oe eee pension of different officers that has bearing Bag Stoney (en) Dervis, ms Crole—F ; Bantora. 7 Fo P ‘ouna : ( a FoR. reign Ports. avecting the aed “Wir. ‘Slanton, The law | BrleM A Chase, MeDonald, Nuecitas Brett, Ron & Co, ANTWERP, March 2%5—Sailed, Storkers, Bonnevie, NYork; Might be “constitutional, the President might | Bei Yeecity ny Darrell, St Jago Darrell & Nash.” | gain Eureka, Holloway, 40. bis ak have acted and might’ have been bound to e : | ggfulted from Flushing Roads 18h, Eureka, Chandler, Car- Watson & Co. act under it; still if Mr. stanton was not within it Schr Little Dorrit (Br), Varwell, Gibraltar for orders—G F ‘e Feb 18—0t Albam! the case remains as it was originally, and the case mrsbaye terme mipcisignapiokiegms julley. Sourabaya for Am . not being within that law the first article was entire- | , Schr James Warren, Driscoll, St John's, PR—Snow & Rich- Brinrot. March 21—Artived. Wentworth, Hilton, NYork. ary for the Depart- ing the names of the di devils and classifying the various demons. The whole design is well executed, and can- Rot fail of producing comment and sensation. Pain Paint ie certainly worthy of the best display, and Dr. WOLCOTT is master of the situation, and shows it up with telling effect. People know that Pain Pafnt will remove pain without. leaving stores, Cooper Institute, their legisiative capacity, and no other. ie Presi- w York. dent has had no voice in the matter; the Senate, as the advisers of the President, had no voice in the matter. If he holds at all, he holds by f of legis- lation, not by any choice made by the President or ; Secondly, that there was adeep sense of its | that Mr. Stanton can hold office against ; 00. BEIeT bi March s—Arrived, Went Perinat tigtas poeewgeisian was | tne will of the President, contrary to the | Xin bout ar. Goxris “pleaded fatigue, and on | scirgitchad, Mettiotork; Nanay, NP-Jes Dougan, | Butuen eet arte sas, Anna, Meinern, nas | Ramen at tba ein "cayenne pepper and turpeae Of goverment Bat tat it wean Soa ee NSD Conary fo tig ay Und’ | mocion of Senator Jouxsow the court adjourned until | Rehr WE Barnes; Barbour, Georgetown, SC-K T Buck « | BOT 2 Batimore, Bremen (ay’ Neyuabor ‘Nee York Paes | HOS Sedthat all ean prove it tree at 170 Chatham aquare, deeply into. ita practical and dally ad- | j, for this new fixed and extended term, where ps hao ang beat | and at fifty minutes past Schr W H Malller, March, Wilmington, NC—Bryan & | A'ssust®, Von Haron, New Orléans. — Im the next place the > determination r. Stanton’ commis ion? Who made the ap- owe 0" an vel went into executive session Pease, wenn LARA, Mazen a ‘Asried, Beretta, Fontodons, HOUSEHOLD WORD. @8 euch determination ald be ent tment? Who has assented to it? Itis a legis- soon after adjourned. Schr Gun Rock, Boyd, Calais—John Boynton’s Son. Clonred 26th, Valencia, Hoots acabo, Geipl, A — for whefuture, and. in the hast ice the nang | Wtlyg.acty Its legislate eeboiminent; inne | ey SES Beir OC Acken, Hovbie, Stamford. Set * WO"% CAnnivr, March 36—Saild,‘Nordeapy ‘Wroldsen, NYork; | ware! Cutlery and Kudos Cason sera ins Rees’ et a in Hi must be adimitied tohave teen | Rented to by tte two branched of Congress, acting in MISCELLANEOUS Wasiit\GTON NEWS. Schr Matilda Brooks, Culver, Port’ Jotterson, LI—Minter & | Cote? Marth 3 Arheed Resgine, Lath, NYork them best and chenpest is at E. D: BASSFORD'S corner eet one 8 Allen, Brides jAvi7, March 2—Arrived, Jane Thompson. “Richards, Steamer Anthrache, Oren, Pin CAPR Town, OGH, Feb 18—Arrived, ship E ARRIVALS. terson, Calcutta for ‘Boston, put in to land @ qualified for their task. There is er rule to be added t0 this which is also of very juent application, and that is that a long con- practical ieee of a decision of this BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NBW York and States where desertion, drunkenness, &c., are sufficient cause; no Rew: 0 charge until divorce ob- tained ; advice free. M. HOWES, 4 Wasuiy Appointment Confirmed by the Senate. N, April 9, 1868, sth for destination). 78 Nassau st REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. crew (and left I bes vice fre OWES, attorney, &c., 78 Nassau ed Ia of decisive welgne, Tilt mecsow apa ee ee tne Scnate: And. this was the case, | ‘The Senate, in executive session to-day, confirmed | ys steamer Ascutney, ——, Washington via Fortress | pb0uit%» March 9%—Arrived, Welkin, Blanchard, San CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION FURNISHED IN Coke:—"Optimus legum consul- ‘and on which he WAS to ac Now Trott | the nomination of Edward 8. Dundy, to be United Ree nj usasatneda: Vids: MUMS Tebernnee Mirek Guiweny, March %.-Gailed, Woodland, Mashin, Hew York «all legalized lotteries, J, LUTE, Uroker, Practice is the best interpreter of the law. | the Senators to consider whether, for having formed | States Judge for the District of Nebraska. M4 BM, with mdse and “Sion ae 176 Broadway and 188 Fulton, ‘and Queenstown 20th, 3:30 PM, with mdse and $1 passen- | (9% ‘ fork; oT te B Gunard.” On the Banks of Newfoundiand bet very Paul, Currie, Maren S—Salled, Biverata (sh, NYork; John Wild, unsettied weather, and high, confusea sea. April 6 lat } . Kirby 4144 Jon 694 passed ship f M Taylor, bound W; same day, nel HECRS: March 38-—Arrived, George Green, Kerby, Ba- Bath, an opinion on the constitution of the United States— an opinion which he shares with every President who. berg her aries tgmagterye sis). vane A DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN A Washington despatch to the Evening Telegram New York, alno from S:ates where non-support, drunk iN @nness or desertion fs suilicient cause. No publicity; 'no feee has preceded him, with every Congress which has Jat 41 98, lon 61 40, a bark rigged steamer, bound funder the construction of the government. In 1789 A . | lat dt 38, lon gee. ! f Sailed 2th, Mary Belle Roberts, Burns, San Francisco. SSparanes; advice free. aT, map tunence moa ue ran | Uc" urna oc an | me gmuments mh nc und aoe. |B Pg cARat St ace iar | anes Rt ae a Sennen ien eee @ subject us ainong the people to er " jrant, Laverpool. ’ — $$$ re hbring to their consideration that such a question had ee we teint tev uae ‘arising out | impeachment movement, are practically ignored by ahigniay Manhattan (Br Wiliam, Lverpoo! March 3 tue Never, Capt Weakay adtwery my Oe BE va A.WQEFIGIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY i 5 beer manner and been oes a 4 ja Queenstown 25th, assen, - |. Livenroor ‘6. lamlin, «State Lottery :— f Faised again from time to time. And yet, as every- Ste apitoes which ware, on nally held on this sup. | teeae teens cede ee aah the statement | fins & Gulon, Hail orem, womerly the ventlre Qharleston; H Haatazer, Houskin, ib; Woonung, | SENEOCEY OFATE, REFRA C1408 960 APRIL 9 1068 Barracoula, Goddard, San Francisco} Millicete, " KENTUCKY BTATE cL Ags 70," Hy 91 a bs MURRAY, EDbY'& 00, ‘Managers. Official drawings of the Paducah State Lottery of Kentucky :— EXTRA—CLASS 321, APRIL Lake ee ° pas cam y yneral - | age. April 4, 10 AM, lat 42 lon 56 exchanged signals Sate ee Per | wlth steamship Colorado, hence for Liverpool; él 2 PM, iat —— sists in refusing to have anything to say con- | 494i, lon 63 8, passed steamship Denmark, do for'do;7th, a | Stghhensan,NOveans, | 4 Oo, cerning their trath or faisity, so that those | Parl'rigged steamer in company: 8h, 10 AM, int 403%), ton McGragor, Beaton Enoch Traine bauer dor te th Ouch ra sed ster hip Cimbria, lience for Hamburg. ul anxious to know how he stands upon this | “bleamshipSazonla (NG), Wier, Hamburg March 35, and | Ate, noma Penneyivanie ‘a), Hall, NYork (and important question are left to draw their iY, iu m. thi ton 27th, with md: Mi 701 passeny to Kun- Jusions. All att intor fer a Arie, Senay, hot aya Bist, in tution ye gaat ates own conclusions. attempts to elicit his opinion 2 enced strong wester tf winds and heavy seas nei ad Cleared Hildegaard, Wic! iphia; AM t .. April 5, Int 41 27, lon 87 27, passed bark Tele- * : are met with the reply, “I would prefer not to con- | fraph,vounl i; 6c 7 BM, lat 4 1aR' on GE Ae, nteamabip Si | Fe. orlt coun, Peterion, Bodion’ Redymin yviinenes verse upon that subject.” Here the matter ends, and Vid, hence for Glasgow ; 7th, lat 40 #, lon 6748,an Ameri- | Caloutta: Haze, Forsyth, and Southampton, | alter, Fork. the General retires behind the inexplicable reticency sf can alitp, bound E. for which he has become so famous, ody knows, they were so far from interfering with . decision, so far from expressing in any manner their ~— robation of the practice which had grown bt » it ane og that all parties favored acted upon this system. rly and honest! ol At this point (twenty minutes past two P. M.), on = es Nents Whten nowed in wih the motion of Mr. EDMUNDS, & recess of fifteen minutes ail of this advice, which we shall show you he re- Bao To eeeaertnne recess the court Was, as usual, | Coived, then is he to be impeached for actif upon It ‘At @ quarter before three o' lock Sei to the extent of obtaining a judicial decision whether auc Yo ~ iy aon p~yy poy Mornin, this department—the Executive Department of the Says, which proved’ yy o crawine = government—was right in its opinion, or whether absentees. Senators McCreery and Patterson, of | iC leaislative department was right in its opinion? ject and have occasionally mn stated and main- tained by those who were restless under its opera- tions—an opinion justified by the | gem of the gov- ernment from its origin down to the nt time—if Doane, do; Alas- For circulars, &c., in the above Lotteries address ses MURRAY, EDDY & CO. Covington, Ry. —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL- lege Lottery of Kentucky : A 3 y + 96th, Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, Portiand, with mdse, to F | intered ut Shh, Alegre ny Harrieoms tor ®, Kennedy, ie (8), Grace, and itney, do; ie, Luce, do? Car: mee. r n, 4 teamship Wamantta, Fish, New Bedford, with mai Arbutus, Knowlton, = 1868, < nee Voted yea, Sehator Morrill hiniself | theniselves Say. «Sno; fe’ la not to be eapeacinn Yor | The Treaty With the North German Confede- pageeners Ferguson ay Wood.” entice a eG gt Deigind eh eens pein ELOY COLL ee es ra Be . ‘vot! me, Steamship ton a mm LONDON, March 28—Arrived, Amicus, Dolbel, NYork. 170, Apmis, 9, 11 Mr. CURTIS continued, after recapitulati that.’? 7 beg leave to read from the argument of the ration. Arthur Leary. ‘will load for Charleston. 0 on NYork. SHELBY OOLLEGE—CLABS point he was discussing before the. recess, a foe pretend —— «rim ime eens watcher? The President this morning signed the treaty re- | | itp Aurea, eet eno a eviek Frouingivens? puameann, itaren -Ballea, Queen of the Fleet, Scott, See Latta s Cor, Manage ote 5B rt fed J g 1 held, OKY EXTRA—OLASS 15, APRIL 9% 1868. ‘This is a subject which has been heretofore exam. | , If the President had eater riagn Caney So test the coat. be meld ago bapa bry ooh ly ship Pactostia: Tobeh, enon Feb 1%, and Gibraltar March Hinvonp Haver, March $8--Salled, Lgdia St Cor) on, a FF RRP Be ined and upon juaiciaily in very numerous | fottend of hie defiant mesange, to the Renate ot ibe dnt at ser etates ” Murallzation of foreigners tn the } 5 Wil Tmarbietugh ,A0, 10-2 B Philips A Son. Had hue | ‘4 from Liverpool jeGleared; Charioe Albert, Nickerson, 7, on ohn wi dy @, 13. 1 do not speak now, of course, of judicial informing them of the removal, but not suggest United States. Weather up to lon 65; since strong northerly and westerly | phitadetphin ids jagerae Seeisions of le articalar question wnien Fae we the purge, which fs hue shown to, be inate he Suppression of the Ka Klux Klan. OT teats Hook Uniciow, Obeatuages, 18 ara, with ra. wero, March 28—Arriven, Predem, Gloucester for New | porcireutars sod sformain abe Lierieanrew ‘considerat! utlo wed said ance, Heme: Senate, in Ba " y a the Ferd of removai in the President alone ce in order to test the sonstinatvogaliy of ge ‘act regulating ihe Bin meg oy estonia roy Posts ae G ipa RE, ee Jae Borland & Co. Been 10 days N of Hatteras with Ratied 9th, Escort, Fiitner, NYork. ICE, ky. the instr com- be ‘unconstitutional and void, I lave issued an order for the re- Fresident and the Senate, or has left it in bart to | Sco Shetional amd void’ tare somed so ore islative power, but I speak of the judic! lal sup- | moval of Edwin M. Stanton from the oflice of Secretary of tion of such a practieal construction of the con: tof War, T felt constrained to fan way | thi rfnoval lat Me Stanton obold ase cra NEWOastLR, March 4—Entered out, Ydale, Jobannesen, Bark Cephas Starrett (of Rockland) bmg Clen! for NYork; Louise W! v ‘S, 8 Brown ¥ larch i ‘iebarde, Lawrence, Giles & si 10 | hontewourn, March 36—Gailed, N R Clements, Kelly Bi es (of Boston), oem tan peg tA Abbe Port Tannoy, yore %—Bailed, Viking, Johnson, and x Fatum, Anderson, NYork. from lon 60; Mi M1 and %, iat jor passed , $ Euonber of petroleum barrels and mguant vor eran se Tinted, bara Caro, Beal, NYork Stet fag, with blab square and whe letter On canine Cleared Hh, brigs John Freeman, Baker, and Adriana manders of the military districts in the South to take immediate steps for the suppression of the secret order known as Ku Klux Klan, All such statements, however, are erroneous. General Grant has given no such instructions to the military com- manders. General Meade, commanding the Third ORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL C iscder of the fest cured by Dre SAGHABIE. Broad- way. (ORNS, BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, TENDER FEBT, £C., C red by Dr dc BRIGG, 8 bro of the United States, originatin, u ral lent i ich vous was originated’ continue fe the wey Cee ee ere ct & gre warrant, whieh I intend 4m which this was continued’ and sanctioned in the sg tual he bolde the ofles of Storcturs oe Wt (way in waace ie has been sanctioned. ‘There was pelatinent nna authority of Mr. Lincold, which has ery ear ase, ‘ose soon after 1e it Anxi iaton: dis- organization of the government and reported ment oe on the teveral departments of or agreement between the several department EASO. AGurder, the name of Stewart against ———. (First |. ment and the Executive, I lay before the Senate this stem Mititary District, issued orders against the secret | “rig hn, Pages st Perr Hark 1. dary wth Suga, Agaean dia), Botfanie, RYOTR: | a susgeer, wentngton, | Ge Gare Rone Ate onan DAILY IN FEA cerning. the Interpretation ot ane question | ike purpose Indicated, may meet Joureeseartease = | combination solely on his own responsibility. Gen- Siena teen? ene RET | top York oD ‘ay “a nn Of Groceries and Pr a i sare KONEW. FT to wean) tte, POWer Which the legisiature | _ Thus far the quotation shows the communication | eral Thomas, commanding the Military Department | ° Brig Favorite (of New Haven), Duell, Ma , PR, 92 Job rE, New - to apigu to the’ dudes of the Supreme Court | which the Preatient shoula have ‘obtained trom tne | of the Tennessee, It Is vedere ns aaruantigotene to Rrowbiiapvs fon ad acai. | yQueeneTown March Riis evant Coes Ppeets Souattea in vmeuty or thay Gage: for ih exelar in duties from that time down to the decision | Managers and sent to the Senate in oruer to inake proremmtesd d ; | gation of W and NW gales the entire passage, but received no | “Eitied arth, Lord Byron, a. aive of government fee. A thatckes, and this matter exactly right. Then follows this:— similar instructions to the troops in his department; ). ROYAN, March 9—Salled, Rich, New :. sw the case 0 against the Port Wardens of Brig Selo (of Barbados), Brown, Ponce, PR, 18 days, with Orteane. re 4 ‘erect, street foor. J a Paeapnia. Teported in the 2th Howard, 316, Had the Senate receies such meanage the representatives | DUt as the States of Kentucky and Tennessee are sugut to Miller & Houghton.” Ralled ‘in compan pit srg oAittLve, March #7—Salled, Anne M Young, New Haven, Bikvibneiit 4 00. Cow Rotary Yuvite and Commissioner of ‘ half @ century ago. There has of the people might never it necessary to im- | within the Union and have re Mary, for Boston, and schr Margaret, for New York; been for Pacific = ch | peach iclent ‘cognized governments 7}, ‘eortnent ; SWANBRA, March New Orleans. j eos femporancous vonstrucion Gn the fact of such | Fonctry, even if they had denied hie oeat rata rey FHS | ne muse walt until oalied upon by the Governors be- | Se7srerinotualierns, pales debe Byrnont scamanyof | 87 HELENA, Fob st Avie Dunmore dogandsalied for | QECRET SAFES_GECURE AGAINGT FIRE AND fi owed by such a practice in accordance with it, | 80 that it seems that it is, after all, not | fore he can take any action. It is expected that the | Biiol B, was washed and drownet. ox, vee {levee for. the ante yaluable papere, Jewels w it is now a fixed and np which I think bag eine * a ton, but the manner | Governors of those States will soon req the ald abt? alana, Gilebriat, Cienfuegos March 19, with sugar, Balied 24, Anant, Robson, New York. ‘ re as. Cagretosion women, [este Se A controvert, that the ef. | in whic! ie President communicated the Brig Warrior (Br), Davis, Cienfi 1? days, with sugar, ‘ROX, Mare! jn ‘port schr Neptune's Bride, fea, Send for iroular,. Agente For sale by construction is not merel: fact of that removal after it was mad of General Thomas in breaking up meetings and | 4% (utoh. "Wed Neary nereborly suite | N¥ork 2 days, ‘ SECRET SAFE COMPANY, but to ‘Ax an interpretation; | President is to. be } That manger ishere | operations of the Ku Kix Kian sitet ese AX ailthe pas: | sr Prxane (Mart, March f1—In port sobr Jesale Jones, for $84 Broadway, oppose Olig Hall New York. s ‘vill be found, by looking into the those were cognizant that they have #0 considered | ‘The New Coinage. dayeytwith rugar fo Bret Bon a Uo, Been 8 haya Wor Hae. | StIONN NB, April Arrived, sehr Adelie, Holsen, New Specimens of the new one, three and five cent with NE {lont some of the cargo. Son & strong, and heavy sea; lost Dleared th, ache Robert J bs Peters. if paila and bad filed with water; Jat 82, lon r " coins from the United States Mint in Philadelphia, soem Ouate, fea Nonseeetie Benes oe | Tee DAD, March $8—In port rik Virgie Dare, Hes, of February. I have read that m ‘as tng fet ed all ave read ~ - . AN’ we cy can find anythi MARBLE MANTELS. ys e Senate and to all concerned, your tastes are dif- beg. leave to refer to the most eminent - M Agsee, or petting up igang whlch ba on Ainerican law, and will | ferent m mine, But whether it be a point of © Berry, Colson, Matanzas, 19 dayn, with sugar, to ‘Chancellor Kent's - w iil which the bill recently introduced by Mr. Kelley, of | ssf wara fed th brig American Perts. ia i any Buen sss oy io, “marginal Pagina “Aner | ber quite ‘cleat—that. the Brenan ses 2 | Penuaytvanta, proposes t0 pat in clrontation, were | Fermande SP Seisniees eae eRPe Re hee going Et |. soeron, aero oa Urlge Jane (Br, Hort, Cape USA: KLAN, 164 Baa Rigntoonth oy wear Fire are fn snuhject—and ft ahouid be noted in | peached here because he entertained an ‘opinion iI Wy ae MARSEEIZED SLATE NANTELS OF ALL PRIGES that Jaw was unconstitutional; he not oh th ‘and ced jurist, because he orable ht that as an original question it had have , Veen settled the other jrinat would th i nted arven, Wm; echre 1t0wi received at the office of the Comptroller of the brat clr With ¢ vasieed Poors, sed 0 et of ‘wreck atu, = i obi a fe, and LA Kilborn, Freeman? @ part " iwar' A Hroseury to-day. The new cota 1 composed of | SpMiee Sea el Aitgmona, Wer Conkle, Matanzan, 16 SAR ikenburg, La oe Hickman, Below and Addie twenty-five per cent nickel and seventy-five per cent dae with sugar, Ae, to Jas Henry, ‘eon it days north i ag mie ane copper—the same proportions used for the present | Hattéras with heary'northerly weather ; spilt salle and vroke Nort ban Mar Haya ned Rew Grinane Tele " a ore impeached here because he acted on 1 and removed Mr. Stanton; but he is impenchen nies because the House of Representattves considers that ‘and designa, more durable and an Sines Caner hee Lee Lae Oe an Lil PANY'S, 26 Park ro w York. logical, more {i this honorable body was addressed by a de: . SAI . — 58. — prep A when It should have een widresaqnyiuc | five cent plece. ‘The new five cent pleces are the nba Matiane Jarvis, Trinidad, 38 days wun motases, to | ten, Howen, atinore aid Nerf, Saxon, Bogen, Phinda MA Git sartten related prices Be RAM ‘manu: nate should with tite | words which the ho: Manager has dictated, | size of the present plece, the three cent pieces are | RH iaity, Wont Univesion March 12; with eotton, ae, to | Sins bras Loulaa (Br), Young, Jacmel, A Ticomb, Fit | factory, bi Firat avenue, yeas think stecoks cet price list be- we of removal. Nevertheless he iaoy re, ay alvin te Paces ators to | somewhat smaller, aml the penny pieces are rather CH Bator * a Bd ise say Farber, Goby leranars Va; pa ington, Chipman, fore buying elxewner ote put ap in the country. — anol ected matter of the’ re. cl r BNI, Aruba, ni ’ ashin mnick. ae ie CB. en Wistert ot nm | ge 9 ona a tn Pa | aan te presnt camper wn, Ae ene | wing ti May Ae CEPA pened 8 ro panda a capreio’ te A bes Nvees waretaoat ns cased under x. The honorable Masingers take the ground, ; On all of them i# allke—on one side the head of the | , fchr Alpha cof Hast Machiag, Manson, 9 Cros, 18 days, sieamers’Mebaliam, and Saxon. Wind WW to ‘veut, STEWART, 0h Gath arent mutbority of We ase, and it applies vo J auiong others, that whether upon p true construc: | Goddesy of Laberty, surrounded py the words | Since passing Int &-bad contioual poriberly yales nud heavy RW, fresh, f weten rtp aah So aan