New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Di.psi.h to Tie n. y. Tribune.
WsaI~ ros, Tuesday, Nov =: 1854
TIE CABINET.

WSHIN ToS Tuesday, NOV -, le0''
TIE CABINET.
The statement gains currency ana behei Hae
Secretary Fesenden hes insisted upon being relieved
frcm the e1hausting cares ~ the Treasury Bureau
Ills friends as asscr that he viii certainly be re chosen
Senator from Maine al he coming session % the Legs
la;ure Ruuor has IL tat Robert J. " alker has been
urged BY the President 70 become MI. Fessendens
successor
Secretary Stanton is more seriously ndisposed TO day
and coad Dot be oen upon business matters OF the Wer
Department His pbysirsns, iii lGirmed have assured
him hll tie soo cOndon upon which lie can hope for
stored health the Landowner. Of his Official ans'
ties, responsibilities oDa loboIs.
AFPAits ~ IHB VALLEY.
There is a feeling in military circles tonight
that the enemy is preparing TO give Sheridan another
opportunity his oldiery qualities. Early has
certainly teen red foroed ard seems mpotent " re-
triove his furnished Lure!7
THE EX-SArOlE0N.
Tho resignation oi Gen. Mcclellan, about
which there has been 50 much contradiction was 70
cciyed At the War Office the day Of The Presidential
election. and was aecepied IN less than tso minutes
after it, receipt.
CHANGE or POSITION.
Surgeon John ). &iihan, u. 5. A., has been
relieved from duty in tho Army Of the Potomac and
assigned 10 dafy ia the Department Of the East.
TIE FRAUDS uPoS SOLDIERS VOTES.
Orders Of arrest have been issued for num-
Der Of Ohio election commissioners OF Copp rhead per
ssasion, .ad 20 have been guilty Of initiating the
Colonel North and otlcr New.iOTk state Agent ras'
cnlit.cs
Gov. Fen,on viii arrive here in the morning, and so
upon the witness stand ten clock for the defense Al
the North case.
BUTLRR's MOVEMENTS.
General Builder and stat are expected here to-
morrow
APPOINTMENT.
in. McCrew OF Ohio. las been appointed
chief cle1k IN the Sixth Auditors oflc". vice John j.
Shnuet's
SHERIDAN ~ PLACE az MCLTLLAE.
Sheridan, recently made bngad'er IN the
Regular Army for yalorou- conduc, and success N
battle. vas ON the ioth inst made Major Genera, hs
commission to date from The babe Of Cedar Creek.
Ihus is the vacancy ccronod by the resignation Of Nc
CiclaE morl sorihily tiled.
NORTns TRIAL.
The trial of Col. North was continued this
morning he witnesses foF the prosecution which had
been summoned from distauce not having arrived,
the following ,esInony ~ the the defense gas taken
by permission OF the Judge Adyoc.,e TO enable wit
ue,.ss To- return 70 der homes Ia Sew-york:
The Hon. Samuel q. can IN. Justice q the Superior
Court 81 NrwNofk. swo,n lpr tc defense, resides ~
The Cts Il Ma York. j. IN attorney 1t ~ by proes
siol went uii'r IN 1872 formerly resided nj tueai
" II Judge oi hc superior Court: has known coL
North since 1852. has Known Marvin NJ Jones since
Lee. .si D con Wlsrs
wac -t1d,ng law be WIS. De- believed Justice OF the
Peace ,le Knew BIN Ia BE- Od, borornhe man never
heard freaiL - aust ban.
pr. Joseph Lcti has resided IN Albany Tor sixteen
and half Resides there IN TIE liild W ard ms
know Levi Ohm during thai time. lived IN the sane
ward; CJbn wa bookkcepr IN hs fathers d 'g9ods
store and recently IN too Paymmtors service Of New
York St0t'.
Lrty. I've niles frun Albany. s manufacturing Ia =.
chalt his business coils him every few days Ia Albh!
hus known Cohl Tor Tn yours very intimately for tie
puti i've years C"hn wUs staH-oihcer; witness Tor
merry commnadi "A national brigade; never knew Cohn
fo sustain any bot good character; he bears an excel
cu; populations bee gave bin the position n p'ym-st'i
did uo nppoit My. COhn - the ptymssters position CA
iolncal grounds he was recommended ~ Mr. Casser
MIR ohns uncle brought rae letter oi recommendation
The further hearing Of the case was postponed nll
ionouow.
HAyR THE RKBFLs HEAFD FROM SHERMAN
Your correspondents at the front report all
hes received important news from Sherman. Which
they studiously withhold from publication.
PRESENT TO TIE PRESIDENT
Judge Kelley, accompanied by few other
promiuoAt Phadephians waited on tho President this
~ ming aud presented him. In behalf Of the late Chief
Coirer Of the L. s Mint, heavy gold locket chased
and surrounded with enameiei laurel wreath. con-
tni4g under Scotch CRYSTALS two gold medalons-ono
the old mint medallion Of Washington. the other one Of
Mr. LIncoln-uade IN similar yle plate on the
inside OF the locket bears Mr.. Liucolns name md
suitable inscription.
Riuht B~twren Harris ind Martin-nnr-