The New York herald., 1864-12-12
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1894.
EFFECf or Mo LINCOLN's REELECTION PARIS
Dispatches received at the State Department from MIR
Dayton relative to the effect OF the sows OF the reeec
on OF President Lincoln In France that Il has been
most excellent. Tho loyal Americans n Paris highly
encouraged at this manifestation OF the determination OF
people to prosecute to successful issue the for
the preservation their nationality snd the extermins
ton OF and rebellion. The resut has also had
most excsIen, influence apou the French government
The secesionss Paris very much discouraged at
it, and many conccie that the rebellion fail.
Mr.. Dayton himself writes very iublan strain,
aud is evidently greatly aided and encouraged BY this
manifestation Of stesdasiness and uuswervins pari
otlsm Of the people whom lie represents.
FINANCIAL MATTERS.
IL understood that the visit Of certain distngu shed
bankers OF New York to this city within the past two
three days has resulted in the private negotiation OF
other loan Of fyetweu,ss to the amount Of thirty Ave
millions making sixty millions IN all thus negotiated
The bonds or This loan to be ready early this
week me twenty Two millions previously obtained have
already boon Appropriated but there stil remain Que
hundred and thirty eight millions OF unpaid rsauistous
20 he provided Tor
THE BANKRUPT BiLL.
The friends OF the Bankrupt bill, WHICH zines up in
tie House TO morrow she motion reconsider claim
tina. they have canvassed the members and that therc
clear majority its favor II has not yct been dis
cused in the Senate aud may be amended % that body
tor isn nual passage.
DESTRUCTION Of A BLOCKADE RuNNsw.
Admiral Porter commun icaes the Navy Department
information of the burning and destruction o. the block
ade Eta OF wilmington, by expedition from
tho upted states steamer Emma. she was loaded with
arms and ammunition and bould 10 Wilmington. She
ashore the guns Of the batteries on the
Sd and subsequently, destroyed From papers found
bcaratshe must have sailed Nassau time in
tho latter part OF November The psdition
posed 0! ak under charge Of Acting Ensign sem.
son, assisted by Acting Third Assistant Engineer
Churchill Much praise Is accorded them for tho credit,
able in which they performed their work
scB,rrrufEs IN THE FIRST CORE.
In response TO many inquiries il B stated tha. substt.
tutes for enrolled may be enlisted in the First corps
or General hancock commanding, aud the principals
will be mp from draft but such substitutes will rot
recsive the government bounty. They should for.
warded Washington for enlistment Representative
recruits may be enlisted the corps aud these will
ceive the government bounty
THE REsrL DEsERrERs.
About one hundred rsbel dceertcrs from Lees army
arrived 10 ssbingtcn the Tlh inst, and sent
North Among them were fcw commissioned officers.
Ihey all dirty anc ragged aud no street besgar
prcsentcd miserable appear the most tidy
pothins TO months but cake and bacon,
and that one days rations amoGnt what is
required Tor one ordinary meal They think from what
they have that soldiers waste a. much provi
sions In day as they get in week They say that
large majority OF them recsived pay In twenty
mouths When they arrived 10 Sight Of the Capitol
buiciDss they fairly screamed with Joy One Of the
party said that afer II ascertsDed that one OF the
men in bis company had deserted he toll the captain
n,,r ha tyad
mission 10 go hunt lie said he succeeded in 6nc
ing lnat darned deser,er iu Pcpnsyvauis avenue.
Oar Washington Correspondence.
wAsHSeroS, bee. ,, 1856.
GOVERNOR ssp ms SEw YORK POLITICIANS.
There has beer rush Of New York city aud state po-
.sisns here during four days. including
large representation or both wings Of the republican
party large proportion evidently hsrs to manage
Governor Fcnton aud make out hs FOR bis military
family Each clique, a matter OF course, had to
CHOW respect Tor the Governor elect by serenadug
him This been quite feature 10 Washington this
week governor Fcrton hsyog been called %! nearly
every night and compelled to snow himself TO these
asprants aud the crowd which always follow band of
music Aside from these nightly sercnadss they have
kep, up an boring Mr. Fen'on WITH agors 81
all sizes They could nct have worked more lndusrious
y were tney boring for oil in Pounsylvaua, whero they
kueg fortune awaited them the moment that they
! reached certain depth
The Governor takes everything very quietly aud does
no, seem 10 be much disturbed by their operations
Their anxiety 10 ny matters before no reaches Albany
will no, avail them anything Nr. Fenton will not MAKE
apv selections uut be reaches the State capits Eaoa
wing Of the party your state cla that they owr hm
but Il ia quite evident both sides will have consider
able trouble IN proving titles aud he leans either wa
| n will be with that side which accords with toe
nolley OF tho administration. lis course will be
guided espec ally n s national matters by the rolicy
that rules here with view OF conducting the State GOV
erutnen, In manner that will the mos, efec.ualy GO
opora,s With the national administration lie VII oaye
| FOR New York and Albany next Monday.
. ROW ovsR run APPOINTMENT o. srFvRron Asr Po-r
\ OF Nxw YORK.
There Ia strong undsrcurrent developing 10 reference
TO the New York Appois,mens made during the recess
Of Congress Everything appears 70 be smooth enough
An regard 10 simeon Draper but important movements
ara on foot In reference wakemen and Kelly. The red
Gals however boldly assert that Mr.. Kelly cannot b'
| confirmed and tha, Mr.. Andrews must be resnsistet
| iu the ONCE Of Surveyor Of the Port fhe detention
OF soders letters and proof OF their bopg rsstampet
10 co ycr up tho deienon at Ve Post Office, one OF III
points IN which they are prepArlng evidence agsnst Mr
| Kelly Al 70 Takensn, the contest looks Tx
q test OF strength between the two factions Of th
party The movsmen;s 10 both oascs are mostly e ro,u
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