The New York herald., 1865-05-03

TAsHIroroN. Nay 2. 1865.

wAsnSoroS. May q 1895.
MPoRTAser MISSION TO EUROPE.
II H. understood that Assistant Secretary Harrington
will proceed 10 Europe on important public busi
ness He will probably take With him specimens Of all
the pubic sscuues with view to explain their value
- Investments and 70 bankers how to detect
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THE CABINET
II may be sisted as positive fact that forths pre-
sen with the exception Of the Secretary Of the Interior
there will b no changes whatever In the Cabinet.
TRIAL OF Ex.coN0REssAAN HARRIS, OF MARYLAND.
The following oncen were yesterday detailed 70 con-
situts general martial for the trial Of Hon Ben.
jamn q. Harris, member Of the last Congress from the
disloyal Congressional district Of Maryland:-Major
General John G. Pasks UnAsd States Volunteers Presi
dent; Major General A. A. Humphreys, United States
volunteers Brevst Major General o. NJ Wilcox, United
States Volunteers Brevst Major General J. Rawlings,
United States vounaeeTs; Breves Brgadier General W.
W. Norris United States Army, Colonel Twenty nth
United States artillery Brevst Bngadsr General O. a.
Sharp United States Volunteers Colonel One Hundred
and Twentieth New York Volunteers; Brevst Colonel o.
T. Babcock, United States Army, Lieutenant Colonel
United States Engineers; Colonel VIM Gamble, United
States Volunteers, Eighth Illinois cavalry; Colonel
Chas Albright United States Volunteers Two Hundred
and Second Pennsylvania Volunteer; Major W. W. Win
throp Judge Advocate The court convened to-day. Only
two witnesses examined IMPROBABLE that the tssti
mony win show thai Harris has been guilty Of utssrns
disloyal language, but 10 doubtful the proof will
sustain Tho charge Of open acts Of disloyalty.
AMOUNT OF UNITED STATES sRcURirIRs ABROAD.
Information has been received from copsuls and
from American bankers In Europe that there now In
European markets between three and four hundred MIL
lions Of United States bonda The largest Of these
securities held by German capitalists and BY the
masses Of the people a. permanent Investments
the LATE PRssIDxNr's cARRIAess AND noRsEs FOR
SALE.
The carriages and horses Of the amented President
Lincoln 70 be disposed Of private sale Thore
already numerous offers for them BY those who
anxious 10 possess them mementoes.
LINCOLN MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONS IN WASHINGTON.
An association has been formed here for the purpose
Of erecting In this city suitable monument 70 the
memory Of the lato President The following the
officers Of the association Richard Walach, Mayor Of
Washington President Crosby Noyes, Secretary, and
George Riggs Treasurer II IL proposed 70 raise for
this purpose Of at least hundred thousand dol
lars BY subscriptions 10 ee limited In amount from one
10 dollars per individual contributor Such 10 the
general solcsuds 10 contribute for such purpose that
u not doubted tho amount requisite be promptly
raised and the monument erected Immediately Persons
throughout the country desiring 70 contribute invited
TO sond their contributions 70 the Treasurer Of the asse
ciaton
EXAMINATION INTO rHI AvyArRs OF THE rRsAsURY
DEPARTMENT.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has detailed two ozps
rienced onlosn Of the department 10 make thorough
investigation Of al the various bureaus Of thai depart
ment examine minutely all the books papers and
aocount and the system Of checks In USE particularly
in the Note Printing Bureau and 10 suggest vhassvsl
improvements may b necessary.
THE sULrANA DISASTER.
Lieutenant Colonel Adam Badcau, Of General Grants
sta has been sent West 10 make special investigation
Of the recent disaster In the blowing up Of the steamer
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RICHMOND sYRcn RECOVERED.
steamer has just been captured whc running out Of
the Rappahannock river. On board Of her were found
several kegs Of Specie soon from Richmond BY tho flying
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