The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

o. secofson bz. ere nurrng with npa.eu,e 50 o,roo
s leaders, Int: :SedeDce 20 the constitution ana The IS
The rcsuis o. the meeting List light wi. probably DO al
address 70 the Kentucky delegation In Congress- urging
vigorous support Of the measures brought forward BY the
Goverrmor fos The suppression Of rebellion and tbs pan
shsnt Of :resEon, and the appropriation Of money aad
the increase o. the army to whs.ever extent sh DC
Qched TO carry on the war 10 speedy tern nlo1 AMI
the preservation Of the integrity 0. the Union,
lRa-vAL OF GENERAL nucHNER, OF EENTUcsY.
General Hlckner, Commander OF the Kentucky G-itia
lac Of tho regular army and who hal the alleged c5r
respoaderce With General Mcclellan arrived here liz.
night, with John j. Crtenien He vas cxaaliy recsv-
ed BY Lis Ga frierde WAC forelg knew him xhNo IN
tie army The oojsrt O. lis visit here =. tbs t!e Ia ~,
snovD, bat s0pposed shAt ne Las here 20 w.th
TIE movements Of ospgrs ss and II some c1myonSe
Cannot te Effected, looking 70 az adjustment Of pending
difficulties
JoH5 tSI2ATr0N or UNION TROOPS IN KENTUCKY.
Aeisures have been takea 81 the ULionsstE 0! Ken.
taeky for tho immediate organisation Of large
and effective f1-ce, 10 be ready for service when
peedei. Eastern and Northern Kentucky 10 repro
tented TO be sblazs with Union enthasssn ami
wpacrce 70 participate In the struggle for the miute
nance Of the Union and tho constitution. There In
that State Several experienced exocers Of the sy who
have sgp.6ed their willingness 10 reenter the service
Il is not improbable that military positions will be
rendered 10 como of tbcn, among others to
Captain Abe Blnord, gallant and popular olcer,
who, after serving with distinction In the Nexi;an
war; retired 10 his estate but pow In the time of need
ready to lay aside the poughshare for the sword. He
was one of the most eihsient officers In the army Ia
Mex,o
PLAN FOR R1ppiSG THE ARMY OF INCOMPETENT
OFFICERS.
In many Instances ounteer corps are denogaz.d by
the ncompecncy ineoiepcy Of officers, defects no.
cogniLable by court martial To remedy this crying
evil Senator Wilson added the following important
ton 10 his bill pertaining to vountsers-
That the general commanding separate department
adetached army 10 hereby authorized 70 appon. Mill
tary Commission Of not less than three more than
i've officers whose duty 1t shall be TO examine the quail
nca.ions slrey Of conSGc. and s,sp,y Of any con
shall be reported TO the Board and upon such report IL
addressed TO such Officer approved by the President Of
the United Staes, the commission Of sach officer shall
be vacated: provided, always that no officer shall be
eligible TO cit on such Beard whose rank or promotion
would in any way be affected by It's proceeiogs AMI two
members at least If practicable, shall be Of equal rank
Of the officer being examined.
ANOTHER ARMY orrIcRR's NAME STRICKEN FROM
THE ROLLS.
II having been assertaned TO the satisfaction OF the
War Department that First Lieutenan. John Thomas
Goode, Fourth artillery entertans and has expressed
reasonable designs against the government of the United
States, his will be stricken from the rolls O. the
army.
ApPEARANC OF THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
or the twei ty thous and New York Volunteers pa
rade yesterday all neatly uniformed except
grnept which dressed in the clothes provided By
INSCRIPTIONS contractors for tho State authorities.
These uniforms are poorly made, Of mean cloth,
and closely resemble those Of penitentiary convicts.
Tta or roo r,1fa
Neatly appareled they will compare favorably
With the rank and file OF any other regiment in the
vice. It Is outrage and disgrace to the State TINT
Of her regiments should be cent into the field 80
ly provided.
TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH IN THE CAMPS.
The military in camp not insenslble to the o.
ssnaIizcd the anniversary or Independence by gattsg
married.
OUR RELATIONS WITH EUROPEAN POWERS.
The European dispatches, II Is understood, show an
improved disposition In England From France the xon,
's article which afforded 80 much joy to the reosls,
has been explained away to the eviden. satisfaction of
Secretary Seward. From all Northern Europe and Spain
and Italy the most hearty and sincere expressions OF
sympathy the United States In present contest
furnished to this government. No p.ivateers viii be
permitted to enter into any foreign port
From all these reports there ia rejoicing In Official
quarters that secession is dead and buried in Europe
" THE ARMY AND NAVY CONTRACTS.
Resouions will be offered in the House al early day
nqurng into certain contracts IN the War and Navy de-
partmens and also concerning the recent furnishing OF
tie ball Of The House, b. whom 1t fu'aiahed, upon
whosc authority and at Whist ost.
ARRIVAL OF GOVERNOR AEpREw.
Governor Andrew Of Massachusetts, arrived here to
dny and has been visiting the Massachusetts, regiments
STATIONERY CONTRACTS.
The contract for the supply Of stationery 10 the War
Department and its vaIious bureaus for the ensuing
fec. year rlitIls SoUInons. Of
this city.
NEW MUSICAL STAR.
Mrs Gcda Blanchard, jus: returned from her musical
stuaes In Europe, astonished select party q. the Pfes
dents few evenings since by Ter great powers. Mos
Of the members OF the Cabinet and is.ngushed military
gentlemen joined in Invitation TO her to appear ia
a concert.