The New York herald., 1862-11-06


huckstsrs Of Tammany and Mozart Halls.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
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WAnaNcros Nov. 6, 1889.
AN npoRrAsr CABINET MEBrRa AID RvMoRED !.
/, CABINET CHANGES.
There was pforactsd session today Of the presdens
and certain Cabinet oosrs but has not transpea ths
Secretary Stanton has actually thrown up tho portfolio Or
the War Department, though most proaineas olcals
high in tho confidence Of the administration ssed vss
terday that such event must soon. Dorsuoss
between the War Department and Governor Curtin axe
reported as the groundwork Of the prediction.
In conversation few days since the President spoke
half oculary of tho Governor Of Pennsyvnna a Teas
mulineer Some little time since person, who IL vsx1
strong the confidence Of the President. ID reported -
have said that Secretaries stanton and Smith would
leave the Cabinet before January; aud events thae \
are now transprlng secm 70 strengthen tho idsa-
Thus intimate friends Of Secretary Smith say tbse
strong effort making got for him the comfortable
and valuable e once OF Circuit Judge for Indiana; end
upon the understanding that Mr. Stanton had thought a
going abroad for the benefit Of his impaired health
great demonstration OF radicals has been mace 70 ksep
him in the Cabinet. Tho retiracy Of Secretary 6lsa
should the regret OF al conservative men, Tor -
struck Cameron ebolionsn prompt, bold and strong
blow when II was 6rst promulgated. upon gay ~
festive occasion which got up BY Fcrney h NsWn
York Hoto, style. 70 take the ear Or the country
EFFECT ON THE RADICALS o. THR dovMnsn
ELECTIONS. i:
Tho radicals here in terrible way account c IL
result o. yesterdays elections Some Of the clerks Of In
departments insanely, declaring that Il Is JsG
Davis triumph has besn suggested BY the nosl
raSd abohionsts that tho government should ~ ads
the election in New York the ground that dsoyal me
and traitors have been elected 70 Office General WAAD
worth the matter with great apparent cooiness Hs
says that unless he could be chosen by largo majority
he did be elected at ALL What he wanteA
vote that would fully endorse tho removal Of GenerA
Mcclellan.
The President is 10 very serious mood to-day; bue
whom the dust Of the political battle has subsded hs ws
soc his way clear before him.
THR ADMINISTRATION AND THE NEW YORK RADfUAE
ORGANS. =
Tho subject matter Of aspersious upon tho admnisra
ton like those Of the Times and Tribune, 10 alleges
executive imbeoility touching army movements. have
effect upon the Cabinet; for 1t points -
the fact that Mcclellan is 6anking tho rebia
army far down towards Gordonsvile. though bs and
Sigel have but just got uniforms Shoes &C. for oams
pagning in cold weather Moreover, Is not above
month since the Tribune was recommending an Inactivity
policy the northern frontiers Of rebedom whils she
gunboss the insurgents Of the rebel States shoua
take the into their hands for the coming winter.
Another point which the government o1icials ma1G
against tho Times and Tribune is that the stopping of
smcnts by Congress has been the great Of ~
military msfortunes and caamites Of the past summer.
NEW DEPARTMENT CREATED FoR "LAH DU0K ~,
GENERALS.
good squb now travelling the rounds here, purpoge
Jug DO General Order No. 200" creating The D.
partment Of Salt Lake." with tho subordinate military
districts Of "Salt River" Sup stump" and Dans
in Major General Cassius Mcawbsr Clay with Msor 0eae
raj John c. Fremont consulting general" IL forsss
are consist Of the Bisnksr Brigade" Tesons ~
ha6 shelby, commanded BY Bsigadier General Louis
Blenkcr The +" Busted Brigade ('' Hibernians h =
stew ", commanded by Brgadier Generai R. BustssA.
with wildes P. Walker his chief Of sta6 and ohsGg
quArtermascr; and the Saxton Brigade" {" negroes
on two shells ) commanded by Brigadsr General Rufsa
Ssxton, with the Rev. Ebenezer Jshisl French - cAis
CHAPLAIN assisted BY two dozen ladies Of the Gideonise
Band iatcly serving the Department OF the South -
vivanders aud files ds regiment IL being intended thae
balloon roconnoissanoes unexampsd scale shall b
made by tho forces occupying this important department.
gas works on grand scale are to bs established
Immediately their arriving II their destinations under
the cement and supervision Of Brig Gen. VIM. B.
Strong, while the Provost Marshal business Of head
quarters is TO be be placed under the experienced ere a
Brig. Con- Bowen, formerly Of the New York police. 70
expected that Gen. Haleck and the Secretary Of wax
intend making early application TO the Senate for special
permission send this whole force Salt river TO ths
Of those operations In which alone they -
useful and il is known that Quarermaster General Ns0
already having several dozen datboats (the nasssa
kind OF ias) prepared at the Norfolk Navy Yard foR
assisting them In their ascent Others contend however
that they should be "n balloons and bs "ssnf
up imme6iatelyevery confidence being felt that Brga
dier Generals Bustced Strong and Benker can whsthss
sngy collectively, do any amount Of "blowing" ana
ndrasing that may be necessary 10 give the gass
Gus vehicle its desired direction.
THE DELAY IN SENDING sUPPLrEs TO H'CLELLAN'a
From he fact that II il authorisatvey certified that
great quantities OF clothing Shoes &C.. have been fur
nshed 10 General McCsan's army since the Gath us,
the dcame Of that general ought at least TO be satisfied
that the army need Of supplies after the battle of
Antcam, and that they have only just been fully
distributed. However the partisan pressure aud caum-
ny against General Mcclellan continue unabaed whs
thcr Governor Morton aud Senator Foot here de-
mand his removal push State accounts through the
accounting ocers not known The radicals deter.
mined that Secretary Stanton shall his position.
Notwithstanding the declarations that all rcquisitons for
clothing for the Army OF tho Potomac have been filed
rapidly possible the fact ia aested by mahy Witnesses
recently rsturned from Harpers Ferry that whole rsa
msn,s almost naked and quite shosless. There
loose somewhere, and an opportunity Is Afforded
for smother investigating committee, which may be oi
practical benefit.
MOVEMENTS or DISTINGUISHED OFFICIALS.
Secretaries Chase and Stanton, General Haleck ana
other distinguished psrsouages dned with General Hooker
yesterday, at his quarters In ths Insane Asylum.
rnH SUPPOSED oAMB OF THE KxBEL Ike.
The rebel generals playing very cautious game.
falling back before McClclsns army, evidently noe
meaning to give battle unless they can get our forces
d,ssdvan,ase Como circumstances made known here
rsndsr Il probable that they attempting to hoiR