The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-23
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Ia :ansaaueace OF tho staia,uens In General Grants
te report the President there is groas wan; Of
uniformity tho action Of the Frcetmen'5 Bureau
olcer in the SoItli, and tat many OF them
entire independence Of the army officers. General
Howard Commissioner Of The Bureau, yesterday sgcd
rcular hts various Assistant COMMISSIONS calling
thec attention to these natsgs. he tells th m tiia
there DO accord 81 proceedings and snbordiuation
20 the military commanders Of departments the
part OF all ocers ard agents OF the Bureau, and that
my or them prcsuming act contrary TO these
s'rronns VIII either be forthwith removed subjected
10 trial D.. cotrt martha.
II Is reported from Washington That Tho Preside Il on
Thursday sent 70 the Senate the nomination Of exC1n
gresham Lows D. Campbell, OF Ohio, Minister to
HoSicc IN place u General Logan, declined The name
OF ar Joia BiEeiow, who is Minister in Fun .
~ iemporar appointment, has been lad before the
Senate or confirmation by tho President II also
ported that General Van vaIkenourg Of New York has
~ appointed Minister Japan, supersede the re-
crnt appointment Of Nj Chsuncey NJ. Depew.
ne arg-msut on the application Of A. IL Garland, OF
Akars % be admitted practice in the United States
Supreme Court without taking tho oath prescribed oy
nc: Of Congress continued yesterday from Friday
Ia before that court, in wnshington Senator Rcvoroy
johnson speaking against the ccnsttuticnay OF the
oah
Macy Of the gentlemen eleciatsto Congress BY she
Safes v'reli took part in 'h1 lIppsessns no pros
pcci OF their -nry cdnlssio q 4sav1xg Washing,oo
for home and /. Is expected dy viii not return TN
rsclr cases have been dccd bon BY the Joint Com
mi,,so OF Fifteen. fsfsr =
strong fecug prevails anqRg tho os-ycbel members
Of the vig'ha Icglslraros sr Richmond corfespon-
dent ziaes, in Of going into election for
Uaitcd states Senator's bdt <iey restrained by
fear Of mourning the dspeasure Of the President Tbe
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participated in tho rebellion are John Randolph Tucker
sho rebel Attorney General Of Virginia, and K. NJ.
I. Hunter large meeting of the colored people Of
Richmond called consequence OF the reports that they
medltaed ontbresk during the Christmas holidays,
was held in that city On Monday night last al which
hcir speakers aud resolutions strongly dsavowed that
any such design was entertained by them.
The people Of North Carolina Wilmington despatch
states like those Of Virginia and other Southern States
are considerably excited by apprcbensions OF a negro
ysng about Christmas. The military authorities In the
State however think there is little ground for these
fears but have made tho necessary dispositions Of troops
10 quci any disturbance should IL occur
The two hundred and rorty.aftb Anniversary Of the
landing of the Pilgrim Fathers Plymouth Rock and
The sSl!eh anniversary OF The New England Society Of
fhs city celebrated by that association LAST even
Ing IN banquet a. Dolmonicos, IN Fourteenth street.
There was large attendance, and the occasion was
very enihuhiasic, patriotic and enjoyable one Many
gentlemen Of enlncnce present including Secrc-
tAry OF the Treasury McCulloch. Admiral Tragut Gen
ersl Hancock and Senator Lane, Of Indiana
There imposing military display in Boston yes
scray the occasion OF the presentation Of about
hundred and y battle Gags Of Massachusetts regiments
% the Commonwealth. A procession, comprising about
phres thousand veterans marched through the princI
b streets amidst much enthusiasm 70 the State House,
where the flags wcre committed 70 the keeping Of the
Governor by General Couch, In appropriate speech.
The remains Of President Lincoln were Thursday
fsmoved from the vault in Oak Ridge Cemetery, near
springfield, Illinois, 10 tho vault the site Of
phe proposed national monument 10 the memory OF the
bilustrious deceased
h In tho Supplement- to this mornings HERALD pub
tjsh communication from Irishman resident In
phs oily who asserts that many OF the statements or
Dublin correspondence given IN last SUNDAYS issue
gardng tho condition Of that city and its people were
INCORRECT He contends that the tradesInen OF Dublin
ire not In the miserable and impoverished condition
represented but that they have good employment and
Receive fair wagcs He maintains that the poor people
bf that place generally well situated and have an
many facilities for tho enjoyment Of life as the lower
GLASSES Of tho majority Of large cities and thinks that
bhey would BE- happy, industrious and conencd IL they
not worried and hsrassed BY agita,crs who make
livelihood out Of crsstipg resc,r.-y sr.sysccss -.
The Board Of AdsrhS6 IVES 10 session YESTERDAY stsr