The New York herald., 1865-06-23

feeling Of the sgcuturists Of England that the gov
srnment has no nght 70 call upon them for information
respecting their farming operations; but these preju
dices are rapidly vanishing and II ID impossible for tho
present state Of ignorance touching their agricultural
continue The success whsrewh the abors
Of Mr. Kennedy In arranging for the census Of agr
culture in 1850 and lSoo and The popular manner Of
their development in his late report WILL doubtless have
IN influence in England where his work has been greatly
complimented BY the Last census the population Of
the United Kingdom 2o 0o0 while that Of tho
United States was about 81 4oo 600, including nearly
4, ,o0o, 900 slavea
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
II appears that Judge Edmunds Commissioner Of the
Land Once in addition the Census Bureau, has had
assigned TO him the charge Of the Indian Once, during
the temporary absence Of Commissioner Dole visit
Of the Western Indian tribes Il surprises those
familiar with the operations Of the government that G
E. Nix ESQ., who has for twenty years aided a. clerk
and chief clerk Of the bureau not appointed has
been usual heretofore At the present rato Of progress
the Court Of Lands win absorb all other business in the
department.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF
OHIO.
The nomination Of General Cox for Governor Of Ohio
exces lively satisfaction here In certain republican CIR
cles. He the especial friend and pyotsge Of Post
master General Dennison, and the entire ticket just
nominated is said to be OF the same political complexion
Mr. Dennison s evidently coming up in his own State,
and those interested may we'll make note Of It, II
will be construed intend crushing stunning blow by
tho convention to the Chase Sherman wing Of the party
which intention is further manifested by Its refusal 10
subscribe 70 the dogma Of negro suffrage.
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
The Postmaster General has, after consultation with
Lieutenant General Grant, concluded 70 send gentle
Of known competency TO the South TO examine the
condition Of the railroads that section, with view to
the resumption Of postal service
APPOINTMENT OF COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS FoR
NORTH CAROLINA AND ELSEWHERE.
The following appointments have becn made Of col
lectors Of for the State Of North Carolna:
william Loften, Newbern; John Tayoe, Ocraeoke;
Elijah h Mills, Plymouth; John +. Crandy, Camden;
william Cherry, Washington, and Daniel L. Russell, Jr,
Wilmington Parker Qunc has been appointed Surveyor
for the last named place.
Erasus Root has appointed Collector at wiscas
set Ne. Victor p Wilson at wikesbary. Mass, and J.
Nugent Cummings At Apalachacola, Fla
REMOVAL or THE RESTRICTION OF TWENTY FIVE
PER CENT ON COTTON WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
The restriction Of twenty per cent cotton west
Of the Mississippi has just been removed Thus all cot
ton il Free with the exception Of the Internal Revenue
tax Of two cents
ASSISTANT TREASURER AT NEW YORK.
Secretary McCulloch has recommended 10 the Prest
asnt the appointment Of H. g. Van Dyck, Of New York.
as United States Assistant Treasurer at that city.
APPoINTMRNr OF ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF The
SUPREME COURT. ........
william H. Gale and Charles y. Holly have been com
msioned Associate Justices OF the Supreme Court Of
Supreme Court OF New Mexico
DEPARTURE OF THE FLEET FOB THE BRAZIL STA.
TON.
The neet for the Brazil station under the command Of
Admiral Godon, left Hampton Roads yesterday.
ABANDONED SOUTHERN LANDS.
Il has been officially decided that tho Commissions
Frccdmans MARS s bound to take control Of on
such portion Of the abandoned Southern lands he
apart the Of loyal refugees and freedmen
the entire Of the abandoned lands TINT section.
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR ALABAMA
James N. Smith, Of Selma, Alabama, has boon sp
pointed United States District Attorney for that State
JkpGE BUsrEED.
Hon. Richard Busieed, OF New York, was appointed
Judge Of the United States District Court OF Alabama b,
Mr. Lincoln nearly year ago. and is expected
the duties Of his Office nt
rHK CASE or BURNETT.
Tne case OIL nebFy OF hcntuCky, mas Deer
under consideration but conclusion arrived at HI
will probably be bis state and tried for
GENERAL cusTER'a BCCEPHALUs.
The thoroughbred black stallion Don Juan ridden BY
General the grand review here in May is sat
10 have been taken by him for hs without
pens alton His is said 10 have afforded undoubte'
proofs loyalty, whereupon Secretary stanton gave
order for the rendition OF the animal He is valued
nine tbousand dollars.
Like action was taken lately In the Of pair o
matched mares that had been in possession Of Majo
Brinton OF the PaymaIers Department for year
oEKkRAL BurLBR's FRIENDS URGING HIS NAME FOL
OFFICE.
The Idaho matter stll hangs In allegiance That the!
candidate fortunes may all be stsged on engl
throw OF the Dice General Buffers friends prcsentin
his name for the Military Governorshp OF South Care
| Ina in he should fall In obtaining the civil
Idaho This last s the most hopeless application Of al
Nothing but the complete blindness Of the South Car,
lima people TO their interests and failure 10 man
becoming for their affairs will nduc
The President far depart from his avowed policy
reconstruction an TO appoint military for
STATE or send civil chief magistrate tho moe
offensive individual he could possibly select.
The Ohio GubernatoriaI Canvass.
| THE UNION CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR or TIL
STATE.
We yesterday announced that General J. d. Cox o
Ohio had been nominated the candidate Of the Unio
party Of Ohio for Governor This party has hevetofor
held and doubtless si holds the controlling OF tn
State and there is little doubt that General Cox will
\ elected.
General Cox h still young, having been born in 1925
Ho Is native Of Montreal Canada but has lived ncari
all bis life Ia Ohio He graduated at the Obern tohio
College, and WIS engaged In the theological coune at IL
same establishment when he married the daughter
the President Of the College, and abandoned tbeolog
| for the Law.
He entered public life In 1853, we believe, q cand
dnte for Congress and defeated by Mr. Hutchine,
He was soon after elected 70 the Ohio State Senate
also . militia brigadicr general, and Gled other unin
portant places In the git Of his constituents and IN
State authorities when the rebellion broke out In iso
| he was sent Of the statc militia commanders
western Virginia, where he served under Mcclellan. 7