The New York herald., 1865-06-14
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wAsmEsroE, June IL, 1906
IMPORTANT RELArIvR TO THE COTTON TRADE.
The Cabinet meeting 70 day . long IL II un-
derstood that arrangements agreed upon 70 remove
the twenty nve cent cotton and that other
matters in connection with the full resumption Of trade
with the South were determined
THE NEW GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI.
The appointments Of Judge sharkey as Provisional
Governor Of Mississippi was made to-day 10 under
stood that ho will carry with him invitations 70 so
YeageS brother Of Judge Yeaee 70 become the United
States District Judge and Mr. Hamilton, Of Mississippi,
y take tho Narshalship.
THE Conspiracy TRIAL.
tho prosecution in the conspiracy trial has three
four more witness6 70 examine The darenos has
closed and only awaits the report Of tho medical survey
rs to the alleged insanity Of Payne Aoids father was
permitted IN interview with his today the former
freely shedding tears.
TREATY BETWEEN rnr UNITED sSATRs AND HON.
DuRAs.
The treaty between the United States and the republic
Of Honduras 10 officially proclaimed II provides for
perpetual amity and reciprocal freedom Of commerc
and navigation Honduras engages 10 open negotiations
with the various governments with which Il may
have relations for their separate recognition Of the
perpetual neutrality and for tho protection Of
the contemplated Honduras intsr-oceanic railway
from the Atlantic 70 tho Pacific Ocean Hon
Auras agrees that the right Of way transit over
such route shall bo at all times open and free 70 the
government and citizens Of the United States for all law
ful purposes whatsoever and in consideration Of these
concessions tho United States engages In conjunction
with Honduras 10 protect the same from interruption
attempt may proceed, long the spirit and intention
Of this article on this subject shall be preserved
THE sHERMAN-HALLECK IMBRoeLIo.
Generals Haeck and St0neman have written letters
to the War Department in reply TO the structures upsn
them made by General Sherman General Halleck 10
understood TO throw all the responsibility Of his action
the premises upon Lieutenant General Grant, and Gen.
stonsman to claim that by acting upon his judg-
ment he compelled the fugitive Je Davis and party
to take line Of march which resulted in his capture
by the troops sent out TO hesd him or
General Haleck hos forwarded defence Of his con-
duct Of aesirs RICHMOND denying the charges Of NAL
Standardization Attributed @ him
ASSIGNMENT OF GENERALS.
General Terry Of Fort Fisher celebrity succeeds Gene
raj Haleck in command Of the Department Of Virginia
Major General Ord the of Butler At Fortress
Monroe, has been assigned 70 the command Of Oregon
TESTIMONIAL TO GENERAL xoRRow.
Brigadier General q. A. Morrow, commanding the
famous "Iron brigade" Of the Fifth army corps having
been ordered West command brigade there has been
complimented with valuable testimonial Of affection by
the Ninety New York veterans the regimens Of his
old brigade that he leaves behind.
TRADE IN THE DIsrRIor OF COLUMBIA.
Major General Parke, commanding In this department.
In the absence Of General Augur has issued orders open
ing the trade in the fnsurectonsy portions Of s Dis
tnct 70 all authorized 10 keep trade stores.
HOTEL GOSSIP.
The Mexican Minister here confident that the French
will be driven out Of h country before the close Of the
present year.
Secretary Stanton takes hs dln,calsy With Sherman
very cooiy and has the advantass this time Of keepnt
his temper.
The heavy loss Of government properly At Nashville
connected with rumOr that The dfsaster will wipe ou
many doubtful Office accounts, which now Of course
never oan BE- settled.
Ssvwal citizens Of Savannah including Tie old Mayo
or the city, have arrived here 70 consult with President
johnson about the reconstruction Of civil government
there
Governors Vance and Letcher yet confined in the
Capitol prison. and have NOT yet applied for pardon, a.
though IL 10 expected they wfil do 20.
Application has been made the Post Once Depart
ment TO put into operation Of is suggestions
which has also twice had tho approval Of the Secretary
the Nsvy and wse also partially endorsed by the late Pres
dent viz 70 employ some Of surplus nava
steamers ~ ocean mail packets forthwith and 10 com
nsnce the work by establiahing line from New York
Galway Hero the experiment bc fairly tried with
every prospect Of self support Tho route will be the
quickest between the United States and Europe and viii
insure the earliest II will secure all the smignt,
from Ireland, Of whom therc 10 an immense number
getting ready to depart during the present season.
the plan viii be popular with Their friends
this country. The Secretary Of the Navy reported "a
Congress the last session that there twenty
vesssls applicable 70 mail service thsir employ
ment various routes wiz 10 ~ less cost 70 tht
people than annual subvensions by Congress prvai,
companies, while II viii be, ~ tho time judiciou
disposition Of vessels, crews and sY,csra
The appointment Of Daniel r. 0oodloe as Marshal o
thR District has not yet been made When tho commits
son laid before the President 10 expressed ssonsh
mont at he had previously been consulted about
There 10 no truth In the statement that Hon. yohr
Minor Bots Ia opposing Governor Piepoinl Ho her,
70 know The policy Of the administration and 10 ready Y
support H. --s>..Es::r4srsp.rg.S .S,yysr~-
f0LIsn KMIakAnre.
Tho leader the proposed Polish immigration 70 this
country nom switzerlsad has arrived here to confer
with the government HlSn ths terms which WI b. 10
corded 70 these immigYanta ~s>,- 80
FATAL RAILRoAp ACCIDENT.
The train which left New York n ssven o'clock this
morning sn collision with another train about three
miles from this city This afternoon, on account Of
perfect switch. fhsvS were four or Eve killed and
twenty or thirty wounded. Surgeons aad Ambulances
have been ssnt ous, bus particulars have 20, been
received.
cLARNCB gEwARD APPOINTED ACTING AssIsTArs
sECRD7ARY OF sTATI.
In Consequence Of The continued indisposton Of Mr.
Frederick W. Seward, Clarence A Seward, Of Nsv York,
he's bcsn appointed By NE President Acting Assistant
Secretary Of Stats.
SAvAL o1vlCxR AND SURVEYOR Ar SAN vRARCIsco.
Noah Brooks, the Warrington correspondent Of ths
sasramsnso Oisn, he's been appointed Naval 0nosv and
sx.Congrssanan Thomas b. shaunsn euYveysr for NE