The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23

hansted nationa reasury. Blu. this sander has b-sa
pu.to by the untary explanation OF sen.emsa,
no once holder, wAo did little business in that ~
10 keep the Old Fairy out OF the pockets Of
some republican mem bers whose purses were not
hong enough 10 stand the remosseiess pecuuafy
pressure consequent upon maintaining respectable posi-
tion IL Washington there s any thing The char
of General Cameron noteworthy haa thing ee,
it is his iiberality 70 his PARTY friends party
CARNATIONS As an instance curing the sss Presidential
money wanted ior the republican cause IN
Illinois, and eight hundred dollars especially callei
for for service in the town OF Springfield Gen Cameron
saw the call and Immediately forwarded his check for
the amount. This but oil the many liberal dona
tions Of General c. during the campaign and charge
like that Of shaving the certificates OF poor Con
gressmen with bad grace from those who ought
and no doubt do, know that TO the republican
party more indebted for s the late Presiden
tia election, far the "sinews OF war; were con
cerned than to Simon Cameron. There Is no prospect
however, that the Vaccinations Of his enemies will
prevail with the President elect, or that the lat
ter viii give ear to the idle, wild and lying stories
to his prejudice now so vrulently bruited by
disappointed Cabinet mongers and place seekers.
learn that Lieutenant George Thre who resigned his
commission in the army First Lieutenant Of the Third
regiment OF esiiery, in December, 1859, the gentle
who challenged General Harvey in this city some
days since. II said that Hrney declines accepting the
taton Of lhrie the ground that his position the
army forbids n and that the latter will publish
statement Of his grievances Lieutenant, Ihric born
in Pennsylvania but appointed 70 the army from New
Jersey General Harney born IN and appointed from
Louisiana.
The following correct list Of the naval officers who
have resigned up this date for growing Of
political troubles in the South
Cafadia-y. NJ. Randolph.
Conlmanders-E Farrand, 7. W. Brent H. j. Hart.
stene.
Lienenan,s-J. II. North, r. B. Rcnshaw 7. b Huger
R. Scden, A. +. wariey, J. h. Hamilton r. T. Chapman
l. r. Eggleston, VIM. 6. Dozer, J. NJ striblng, r. P.
Pelot
Maaes--T. B. Mills, John Pearson
Midshipmdn--John Grimbal.
Acting Midshipn,e,s-r. N. Thomas, R. II Bacot, j. T.
Walker, w. W. wilkinson, r. +. Flournoy, W. f Yancey
F. N. Robey s. G. stone, W. f. Robinson, N. J. Smith,
j. @. Holcomb, Il. L. Hin
Suygeon-W. A. W. Spotswood
Past Assistan. Susysors-A NJ. Lynah.
Assiaant .yvgeons-T J. Charlton, Chas F. Lining.
Navy Agent-D. B. Heriot.
Naval Storekeeper--S z. Gonzales.
The Navy Department has received the resignation OF
Commander Fsrrand, who attached TO the Pensacola
Navy Yard, and who among those who, in the
Of Florida, demanded its surrender, and also that OF
Lieutenant Renshaw who gave the orders to haul down
the flag Of the Union These designations accepted
before known to the department what part they
had acted in these proceedings. Lieutenant Eggeston
attached to the steamer wyandot, which is in that
vicinity has also forwarded his resignation, which has
been accepted.
The Pacific Railroad b which was the special order for
to-day passed over and will up Thursday,
when, its friends say they intend to pass it.
n darri in or he Canito
this morning the main shaft broke, the falling timber
materially damaging portion Of the cornce Of tho iron
dome, and injuring several workmen, one Of them
seriously.