The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12
Dissent Of the, Government to the De-
cision of the Vice Chancellor Of Eng
land in the Rebel Cotton Case.
THE ROLL OF HONOR
Names Of Soldiers Inferred i'm Gene
teries at the National Capital.
The States to be Reimbursed for the Expenses
Incurred In Furnishing Troops for the
Suppression Of tho Rebellion,
&C., &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, August IL, 1855.

WASHINGTON, August H. 1862
STORMY CABINET SESSION.
long Cabinet session held to-day and report Us
a rather stormy The Presidents Reconstruction
policy is understood TO have been discussed in all its
Iengh and BREADTH and his determination to adhere to
and to carry it out regardless Of opposition Conse
quences emphatcally announced.
NAMES AND NUMBER SOLDIERS INFERRED IN MILL
TAnY CEMETERIES AT WASHINGTON.
The Quarermaster Generals Department has just pub
lshed, by authority OF tho Secretary Of War roll OF
the names Of all soldiers inferred In the several military
cemeteries at the capital of the United States for tho in
formation of their and friends The cemeteries
five in number. The United States Military Asylum
Cemetery contai six acres opened August s. 1861
and filled by May 49, 1854 It contains five thousand
two hundred and eleven graves The Harmony Gene
tory opened for those who died Of contagious dis
February H. 1863 and has had five hundred aud
ten interments of whites and two thousand seven hun
dred and ortyone OF blacks Tho Battle Cemetery
opened for those who fell in defence Of Washington
July H. 1894, and contains forty graves Since the
closing of tho United States Military Asylum Cemetery,
the National Arlington Cemetery has been opened the
estate owned by the rebel General r. e. Lee
and internents daily taking place there
1t was opened May 49, 1884, and contained on
Juno b. 1885, FIVE thousand and three bodies
The Union Cemetery opened October /, 1862 and
iutcrmcnts-a blacks. Captain J. NJ. Moore, Assistant
Quartermaser United States Army who has the national
cemeteries in charge, reports the whole number Of
deaths in Washington hospitals, and inferred in the
different cemeteries from August 1, 1901 to June 80
IG5, inclusive, to be twenty thousand seven hundred
and twentyseven, Of which fifteen thousand and one
whites and five thousand seven hundred and
Swentysix blacks or these twelve hundred forty eight
whites have been cxhumcd The maximum of eighty.
four DEATHS reached June 25 1864 and the mini
mum OF four on June H. 1858. Painted hcadboards
invariably erected, bearing name, company, regiment
and date Of DEATH Information is daily furnished to
friends respecting deceased soldiers and fire
qucnt before 1t he obtained elsewhere tho record
s always kept up TO date matter how great the
saty.
rHc STATES TO BE REIMBURSED FOR EoUIPPrNG AND
r. RNIsHING TROOPS FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF
TnS REBELLION.
According to the act approved July ~, 1891, the
Secretary OF tho Treasury is directed TO pay tho
Governor Of any STATE his duly authorized agents tho
cost charges and expenses properly incurred by such
State for ourong subsisng, clothing, supplying, arm
eng equippng paying and transporting its troops en-
p;oyed in aiding to suppress the rebellion. Under this
claims have been sd by the several States in the
mat