M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07

declined the appointment, but he SILL
adheIes to tho determination not tC
accept. His friends and others are
urging him TO accept, with but little
success So far; in a few hJurs We shalI
know his final determination. The
immediate canse OF Mr.. Chase's res
Iignation, rs attempted to inform
IyOu yesterday, i5 said to be diIitr-
ience with Mr.. Lincoln about The ap-
IpoiutTent Of successor tn Mr.. CiS,
ico, AssistaE! Secretary Of the Treas.
,ury.
Mr Chase recommended NJ. 3.
Field, but Mr.. Lincoln insisted Oh the
right to control The appointment and
wnnled to appoint Mr.. Hartford; this
WIS recommended and urged by Sen
,atCr Morgan and Secretary Seward.
Ar. ChGs. claimed the rlgit to select
F, his subUr1.uates, OF That the President
accepts his resignation. This was
communicated to Mr.. Lincoln in a
letter ilUm Mr.. Chase OF Wednesdny
AFTERNOON, tho reply to Mr., Chasss
,, uo'' i,1,'. "", ,u',' ,I' - nn"id TnI oni ~
tihi8 Was the fret kDowivLge Mr.
. Tnosn had ,hat h,s restoration WAS
Sa'',.'I
"'I Al, GIno,,s roricrIo, tri,rJs sav
ll.'s,i.i, n,o,,,,',nt - trn, 40 for g.. !,
$500 ', I'm Lm, ,I,a, rasl,s n,,n ,hn S.r,,rarv
Pa 5ut,rr,;m,J n,,nn nis r,si ,nrriun
l'j ""j I"J ;, ~ ant "F ,,,,,. ,rrt''n nnt
"nt " ~;tkLnld nn bonr,ny of the nn-
ipoin,mept OF the Columittee Vi LIVES.
Itigatiou in the alleged Treasury De-
par,uept innornlIlies.
Mr. Gun.uu from the Committee
lon elections, report that Myssgs
Green Clay Smith, aud MIR. Lane, ul
Missouri, have been receiving double
salaries lrvm tne GOv,rumcnt, that
whi!e they have been receiving as
members Ul Congress since The All Vi
/ March Vi last year, tney during tie
same time hayo dguwa the pay OI
b. isadler Gvuvlals,
/ Mr. emth replied that he hal
made arranpemeD;s lo,, asv 70 rs-
Itnud the aGouD! drawn as Bu.adier
/ General, and had 80 informed MIR,
IGapsUu. Tae latter said Laue, slucv
| Mr.. Smith did pioInlsv to refund, but
Iup to Yesterday tic money had nol
been refunded, anu ho lllI avuad tc
report Tie Tact,
A larce nrmh,y Of woupd.d sol-
idie,s are yet in and about the VIII
Iderncss, aud Tho iarm houses in The
vicinity OF tho battIs fed are filled
with tie crippled who we're lett On
tine huld in tbs ii 1ht VL the 9TH d
May.
An escaped wounded Sollier from
n rabu hospit.I in th. Wilderness
gives this Information: he SAYS tha,
iGsnd OF both grn,.us remain unbuyiyd
The Conference Committee ca III,
Military BIZ have uurecd and viii
soon make their report to Copgless
Communication is abolished and re-
gruit.rg .s permitted ip certain REBEL,
ious States which a!o named in the
0ii. No recruiting, however, cau
take place Oh account OF Northern
States. Can take place in Tennessee
aud Arkansas. fity days ia lh,
time fixed tDr volunteering Jsio.c lnC
GrH!t.
An ef,,ri IA being mnd, hv Co,
oress to adjourn OH Monday evening
and business is being rushed through
both branches this evening.
The new Enrolment Act la:
passed both branches Of Congress
aud only requires the signature OF
the President to become Law. 1t
will be signed to night, and OH Mon
day the President viii issue a procla
nation, calling iur 100000 men IN.
der the new law. Volunteers Will be
received during the f.ty DAYS after
tIs call At tle eud OF that time a
draft will bc made for any deficiency
il, the onura ol IL State.
Colouel Bi,ly wilson, lnte Of vii.