The New York herald., 1862-11-02
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

II
TEE REPORTED coscESrRArrcs o. saoofs AT Saw
YORK.
Tne nerves OF some OF our Ieople who rot sieve IA
'ne Union freedom Of the press and fse outrage,
been not little shocked by report which Is dousisss
ase that several regiments troops were to
10 New York city until after the election Il was stated
tnat TWO regiments had been from this city, two had
oeen oraeied back after reaching Philadepha and two
which were starting from the Fast for the OF war
were TO stop ON the way all 20 remain in New York
until after Tuesday next.
The story, which has attained great currency gene
rally dsbeeyed here the troops could only be used
except upon requistion by the Governor or New York
spon the President in case OF popular tunu after the
state force was proved inadequate to tue maintenance Of
the peace.
The massng OF troops in New York at this juncture
would be construed into attempt at intimidation o.
voters and would have the effect to discourage enlist.
mens. 1t is hardly possible that such would
be allowed 10 order the election OF any for
Governor.
THE DEFEAT OF wADswORTH.
General Wadsworth's chance of election the guber.
material chair OF your State placed beyond all redemp
tion, even by his special supporters. Raymond Of
the Times wrote to the General few days before he left
for New York to the eaectno doubt by his experience
Of public feeling in of the Northwestern countless
that he wadsworth had chance carrying State
The fact is that Greeeyism has thoroughly crushed out
repubcanism In the upper counties of your State.
Brigader General wadsworth returned today from his
late electoneering visit TO New York, and has resumed
the duties Of Military Governor OK the District.
RUN0RED REMOVAL OF MCCLELLAN IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
A. A. Serve, member OF Congress California, said
IN New York day or two since, to several gentle
men, that General Mcclellan IS to be removed immediate
lv Aft tbe York lint arfi
hold President Lnoons written promise to that effect.
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE cABINEr-THE NEW MN
IsTERS.
Conversation in the highest political circles here ind
conviction that the anticipated triumph OF the
conservatives in the State OF New York viii render
immediate reconstruction OF the Cabinet imperative, and
already the slate is under discussion. The following
is deemed to be the programme most likely to be adopted
VIZ
Charles Francis Adams OF Massachusetts, Secretary Of
State.
John A. Dix of New York. Secretary or the Treasury.
Joseph Holt, of Kentucky, Postmaster General.
Reverdy Johnson, OF Maryland, Attorney General
Edgar Cowan senator) of Pennsy vana, Secretary Of
the Navy.
r. Banks, Of Illinois, Secretary Of War;
Governor Norton OF Indiana Secretary of the Interior.
II 10 thought by many that Secretary Stanton will be
retained Ho possesses great strength for
because ne reaily more CONSERVATIVE tnan
has generally been supposed. On the other hand. too
Of Gen. Banks friends declare that he will not
accept the post Of Secretary Of War; he being preoccu
pied with other views.
is intimated that Secretary Smith will take Commits
sonsr Doe's place Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
Secretary Seward goes Minister to England.
II is objected to this slate that the Pacific States are
not represented in it, as it high time that important
section received such recognition.
Various other parties named instead Of several in
dicated above and these Informal nominations may be
wide Of the mark but il is fact that the defeat Of the
radicals In the North anticipated and It is considered
absolutely necessary in such event. to remodel the
Cabinet.
THE FINDING or THE COURT IN THE CASE OF GEN.
MARTlNDALE.
The case OF General Martindae was finally concluded
to-day by order Of the War Department to the effect
that, the Court OF Inquiry has found the charges
against him groundless, he has at his request been
relieved from the command Of his brigade in General
Fz John Porters corps and ordered report for duty
General Haeck. II is rmored that General Martin
preliminary step to comforting upon him the rank Of
Major General.
ARRIVAL or SENATOR FOOT AND FERNANDO WOOD.
Senator Foot, OF Vermont and Fernando Wood Of New
York, are here.
CHARGE D'AFFAIRES or THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Samuel W. +. Odeil, Esq, Of New York. yesterday pre-
sented his credentials to the Secretary Of State and
received Charge dAnaircs and Consul General OF hs
Majesty the Kiug of the Hawaiisn Isauds the United
ats