The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-02


arrived here this morning and has entered upon the du-
ties Of his once. The clerks OF the Bureau called upon
Judge Lewis to-day to take their leave of him. and
press their regret the Of their official rela-
tons.
INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESSOR FOR CHARLESTON.
Mr. G. J. Haskul who has been appointed Of
internal for the Second Charleston Is. Cl dis
ct resident OF that city for several years before
the war and driven away account OF his Onion
sentiment
THE RADICALS, STANTON AND GENERAL GRANT.
The radicals assisted by the Bllirs, tried for long
time TO get up quarrel between President johnson aud
Secretary stanton All manner OF stories were set sfoa
and ieegrapbed the country Of disagreemens be
tween these two officials Montgomery Blair paid frc
quent visits New York obtain assistance ir working
up this quarrel At last tho report circulated that
there wa open rupture between the President and
his Secretary Of War This statement the President gave
official authority to contradict and we heard more
reports Of the kind Bnt IT appears that the par
ties have adopted dodge They are now busy CIR
cnating reports OF disagreement between Stanton and
General Grant in the hope Of accomplishing their pur
poses in that way Their la, the fact that Stanton
rejecting all of the Lepcnsnt Generals candidates for
promotion and that he is opposing him In every way
II is sufficient denial for these and ali statements Of the
kind 10 that they originate with the same parties
who started The stories OF disagreement between Mr.
Stanton and the prerident
REBEL NAVAL OFFICERS At FORTRESS MONROE.
The rebel Admiral Buchanan with other rebel naval
officers has arrived Fortress Monroe, the United
states steamer ros Maiden and reported TO the Secretary
Of the Navy
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER GEHAUp.
Volunteer Lieutenant Commander Pierre Gerlud, late
in command OF The United States steamship Hornet at
he Ma Nar eli ia
orders ana expecting 90 Brazilian waters. He en-
tered the service in 1891 for time exec tive
officer OF the Montauk on Charleston, was in the West
Gulf squadron through the Mobile fights, and susains
the reputation os an able aud gallant officer
PERSONAL.
Mr. Dana hes been compelled to remain from day TO
day close up tho affairs OF his Office and may be kept
here all ofnext week though hoping TO conclude
J. =. Holmes Is here quite III. General Walbidge is
also here and not very well.
Colonel Glpin is still with u.s. and vory possibly may
he restored to his place IN Colorado he stands very
high among the Western men.
NEW MAIL ARsANGEaFNTs.
To-day the regular mail service, under the spring
lettinge in the States Of New England and New York,
with miscellaneous in other directions, went into
operation abou, fifteen hundred routes The post.
,nastcrs viii be greeted by drivers agents and
others employed in the service, while for the first time
viii be noticed coaches and other vehicles perform
ing their FIRST rips over The respective lines
ADDRESSES or ooNDoLENce.
The state Dcpar,m.nt has received the addresses Of
the Italian Emigration Society of Ancona, the Domo
cratic Society of Siena and the Italian Union Commit
of Scns. Italy, expressive OF their friendship, con-
dolence and svmpny Tor the United states n tho loss
by assassination of President Llncalu.
nArEsrs ISSUED.
One hundred and seventy patents were iss led from
the Patent Office during last week. n
DULLNEss IN wAsHISGToN.
Washington il very dun and the streets aud hotels arc
less populated than at any time Tor the last
three years The disbandmeLt OF the army has deprived
Of the crowds oer who have heretofore kept up
the transient population during the and the in
tense heat has driven OF many of the residents as
can get away Even the Southern delegations have
ceased to and the illness OF the President has for
the time checked the onslaught of Office seekers and
others who endeavorng TO slaughter him without
rendering themselves liable 20 trial by military commits
sion There is now fine opening for the Flords and
John Mitchell delegations whose appearance earnestly
desired by the hotel proprietors
DISMISSED FROM THE NAVY.
Lieutenant j. A. Pearsall has been d missed from the
Navy court martial having found him guilty of having
inflicted Illegal punishment