The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-27

ability conservatism OF that Senator as vol as tho
outcroppng the sober second thought OF the
OF his state makes this concession TO the
treme nor thw quite toerabs, but the Understandable
granting public lands to several trunk railroads
tho continent, with innumerabe branches, will eave
few valuable public lands for other purposes II is true
that by charters only alternate sections allotted
but It is remembered that for tho waste swamp
mineral the section allotted to the roads good
lands the vicinity granted indemnity. The
companies will thus be enriched but the Homestead
will not be Of mach and effect If the lands the
lines of the railroads will be in request 1t
stated at the Land ONCE that for hundreds Of miles
the backbone OF the continent all good lands in every
direction will be absorbed by the railroads
SEIZURE OF MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
large amount of government property, saddles,
sabres. rifles, equipments, blankets boots, &C.
seized this morning by the government detective police
1t charged to have been stored by Quartsrmsstsrs OF
the German division.
STATEMENT OF GENERAL BLESKER.
General Beuker has published the following statement
in regard to the military goods found and seized by the
Provost Guard yesterday
The Eighth New York volunteer regiment, all other
regiments Of Benkers DIVISION left the camps at Hun
tor Chapel with three days ratons, leaving behind,
cordng to special ORDERS all officers trunks and proper
ty Of the These trunks we'll as the private and
public property Of the men, not being sufficiently Sc
officers trunks in the house Of Mr. William Pennsyl
avenue and the clothing and other property OF the
men IN storshouse rented Tor tnai now .nas
by malice stated be property abstracted
L. BLENKER, Brigadior General.
DEPARTURE OF TIE GUNBoAT PAUL JONES.
The new gunbcat Paul JONES' Captain stecdman, hav-
ing taken on board her armament and complement Of
eamen left the Navy Yard yesterday for the division Of
Flag officer Goldsborough.
THE REBELS AND THE MAIL SERVICE IN KENTUCKY.
Information has been received here that organized
movement has been made by rebel sympahzers in Ken
ukcy Independent opposition lines several Of
the mail which there Union contractors.
u believed that these transportation companies
inventions of the rebels for the transmission of
band articles for the benefit Of rebedom Measures will
be taken to keep them under strict surveillance and
contraband persons articles being thus trans
ported.
ABOLITION OF THE OFFICE OF MARSHAL OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The bill introduced into Senate to abolish the Office
Of Marshal OF the District establish that Of Sheriff.
is recognized another assault upon President
Lincoln by the radicals Of the Senate They willing
trample the constitution in small things to
find opportunity assa the President and control bis
appointments.
AFFAIRS IN LOUDON COUNTY, VA.
The Union men OF Loudon county and adjacent parts
OF Virginia, during the occupancy Of the rebels,
stripped Of horses provisions forage and products Of
every description while the rebel sympathizers
left undsturbsd with full granaries 1t has been suggest
cd that the government should send oragng parties
this region and take possession Of the largo
horses and bacon left there noted giving
receipts for the property payable proof of the loyalty
Of the owners.
PARsoN BRowNLow.
Parson Brownlow, the Tennessee martyr to Unionsm
is here He Is lionized far his health aud modosy
will permit.
ORDER IN REGARD TO PUBLIC PROPERTY.
The following order in regard public property ha
been promulgated
HEADQUARTERS PEoyosr MARsHAL's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, June 26, 1852. (
II is hereby ordered that eli officers, soldiers or
citizens within this command, left in charge of public
property by regiments brgades in the aeld will forth
with make report to these headquarters.
BY order.
Major W. E. DOSTER, Provost Marshal.
Lieutenant j. G. CorLxY, Assistant Adjutant.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
II. W. Turner and Frank Ksnfble, Acting Masters
Mates have been promoted TO Acting Masters at Boston
on the United States ship Ino
IHIRTYsSEVENTH CONQRERR.