The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06

recsfvsd up h July g. was oIlows:-captains, lios;
Lieutenauts 3,3S2 non-oommissionsd ofncers 66s1;
privasss, a. 12s Total, 42,Too.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
There Il reason TO believe that nna action has been
taken by the Executive the findings and sentences
relative the oonsprao and that the result will soon
be promulgated
THE 0oL0kBIAN GOVERNMENT AND PRESIDENT
JUAREz.
The ooicisI paper Of tho Colombian government for
meriy New Granada recently published decree issued
by the Colombian Congress- declaring that President
Juarez OF Mexico has deserved we'll Of America view
OF the indomabe he has evinced In tho
defence Of the Independence and freedom Of his country,
and they regard his virtues and patriotism as afford
ing an example to the Colombian youth. The decree
provides that portrait Of President Juarez be placed
in the national library Of Bogota with suitable inscrp
ton.
HOTEL GOSSIP.
The friends Of Mr. Blatchford cannot understand how
he lost the Assistant SubTreasurershp. Mr. Lincoln 1t
Is alleged, made him square promise that no should
succeed Mr. Stewart, and the President was informed OF
the circumstance Mr.. Weed wrote Of his peculiar
letters to the latter, endorsing his fd Achaes in
the strongest manner vermlyea was driven on the
course and somebody in New York knows how And
yet the President declined acting administrator Of Mr.
Lucolns political estate and handed the whole matter
pertaining to him, and where the responsibility Of
the appointment naturally The opposition to Mr.
b. was very decided and the ground chiefly
that he was lawyer and an active politician and
partsan who might make his Office subordinate to local
politics. and had experience as banker or nancler
Mr. Van Dykes appointment was so satisfactory IN New
York that the weahiest volunteered to become ms
bail without his knowledge before therrangement was
made
Mr. Fields appointment to Berlin was refused by M
Seward because it had already been secured 10 mr.
Harrington Then again. the President refused TO nter
fere with the department. whose duty is to select our
foreign agents. Strong efforts were made 10 secure
different incumbent for the Now York Colcctorshp and
had it been delayed, the opposition would have been
successful It is said however, that Mr.. Raymond who
had another candidate and expected to be Speaker, s
now appeascd and will have much influence with tho
subordinate appointments of Mr. Field as II he had been
successful with his own man.
Mr. Odell's chances for tho Naval Office are not as
bright as they were.
Notwithstanding the denial in the Times 1t s under
stood that Mr. Seward placed his office at the dis
posal Of the President which stroke Of policy,
nothing more.
If Mr. Preston King will take the Naval ONCE is
probably at his service, but he may look higher and vii
not look in vain
report prevails that the Ninth army corps is to DO
mustered out Immediately as an organization, but no
official order has yet been made public concerning It. Tho
same is true of the removal of General Hancocks head
| quarters to Baltimore.
| NEW PATENTS.
One hundred and forty patents were Issued by toe
| Commissioner Of Patents Monday.
MORE REGIMENTS ORDERED DISCHARGED.
General Augur has issued order discharging the
] One Hundred and Eleventh and Twenty eighth Pcnnsyi
| vania and Thirty third and Thirty 9th Now Jersey
regiments
| DEATH OF SURGEON.
Surgeon Bella B. Stevens Of the ST. Elizabeth Insane
Asylum in this ncighborhood, died to-day of typhoid
| fever His remains will be sent to Now Hampshire