The New York herald., 1863-05-26
NEWS FROM WAsYlNGT8M.


af8N - a8rs Gss7 wAsHvGros. May 25. 1sds.t
THE RECENT MLIrARy APPOINTMENTS MISSOURI
DrscoSTESr AMONGST rHE RADICALS st4ts
Letters in from 81 Ions which show quite o
erment amongst the radicals there The appointment Of
Cen schonsld has, appears given them great dissatis
faction They lately sent telegram to the President
asking that the appointment Of commander for the
department might be delayed until they could be
heard from Mr. Lincoln replied that be was tired
and dsgusied with the Dimensions political quarres
In Missouri. and that ~ 50 nd take the matter into
his own hends and appoint whom he a.. Some OF
the Republicans OF opinion that Sch ae'd will carry
tho vigorous policy Instituted by Curtis but there are
few who think So Some Frank Blair's friends tried
70 secure his appointment, but was no 60 There are
many in the department whp would like 70 see him At
the head OF AFFAIRS. There would hive been terrible
squirmns amongst the politicians II he had been ap
printed. eve r..,t s-ii n
the radicals are going to try and got schoneld removed
and General Butler or Pope put In hts place, Heron
and Blunt both swear they will either be transferred 10
other department resign They refuse to serve
under schoned Jim Lane Is also embarked In this matter
and Is going to make great eort TO have scboded re-
moved and Curtis. II possible. .rcnsiated Failing in this,
be probably w he will try 10 have Kansas made into
q separate department
The whole radical sIemsnt in Mssouri Ia said TO BE-
down on Haiieck. Tho Dutch excessively bitter
made for his removal, ia which the whole West
win join. Harsck had never much pepusrisy ,hsrs.
and be lost that long ago. He s said TO be the
most unpopular man with tho that the country
produoe. There s talk Of calling sreat public
meeting st. Louis tho purpose OF memoriazing the
President for his removal.
IT, WHAT rs TO N DoNB WITH BURNSIDE. a.
There some trouble over the probabe destination Of
General Burnsids bear hat hs will shortly arrive in
this city 70 try and settle the matter. II seems that
Secretary Stanton and Governor johnson anxious that
Burnside shan 60 point. while the President and
Generals Haec and Rosecrans think that he should 20
another point. Much valuable time s being wasted
over this useless dinicuity. FHeHE ad
TIM PRESIDENT At THE HOSPITALS.
President Lincoln. 10 company with Senator Doolittls,
yesterday visited three Of peiscipal hospitas The
visit unexpected pleasure 10 the sick and wound
ed the President expressed his qualification at the
ceens condition Of tbs hospitals and the comfortable
dton or the patients. He shook hands with over ono
thousand soldiers nearly all Of whom we're able 10 stand
up. The soldiers seemed highly delighted tho Pres
dent grasped them by tho hand
MONUMENTS OF SECRETARY SEWARD.
Secretary Seward has loft tho city for Now York. His
position will be filled during his absence BY The Assistant
Secretary. zae-Nfn1E s-fu 1rh rs
THE RETURN OF LOUISIANA TO THE UNION.
Of Louisiana confirm the statements recently made that
the State will willingly rsenter the Union and disavow
any further with the rebellion, the
armed hordes OF the confederacy captured driven
from her borders that the people live ponce and
quietness more This happy revival and develop
OF Unnn sentiment due the recent riumphs OF
General Banks. The OF General Grant at vicks
burg will have most favorable effect In securing 90 do
sirable q result. rIu aee a4ef
THE CONDITION AND PROSPECTS, OF THE oRowISo
CROPS.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture lsxeceivng the Arss
Of tho series Of reports upon tho condition and prospects
Of the growing crops which 70 be continued monthly
Quite large number Of these reports for the present
month have already received. They very favor
able In their statements and indicate that the present
will be most bountfui year In the products Of the SOIL
expected that BY the 6h Of Juno and each succeed
ing month tabular st,ement will prepared and fur
nshsd the press showing the condition Of The growing
crops throughout the loyal states tt
~ THE yuoIrrvB SLAVE CASE.
The Of the fugitive slave Hall hss besa disposed Of
BY enlssins him In of the eo,ored regiments This
case being precedent newly orssnised court.,
has been regarded with great interest BY tho community
here. moro especially By The ctzsns 0 Maryland who
the return their escaped slaves under
the Fugitive Slave act.
PAYMENT or rns TROOPS VT
The Treasury Department has provided 10 day for The
paymeat OF the armies In Virgins and about Washington.
THx ARMY.
Brgadisr General A. A. Humphrey lately commanding
the Third division, Fsh army CORPS has beeu assigned
70 the command Of tho second division fornsry Gsasra
Berrys The Third division broken up By the exp
ration OF thu terms Of Enlistment Of <hs regiments.
Col Do Russey has bsen appointed brissder general
and assigned the command Of the dessuces Of wash
ington.
ouR FoRBioN RsLArroNs.
There to believe that the present condition Of
sis abroad Is regarded very satisfactory BY the
State Department.
NAVAL PROMOTION.
kc.ng Master Edward y Deveas hss been promoted 70
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant and ordered 10 command
OF tho steamer Aries.