The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-12
HITCH IN THE PROCEEDINGS.
LIr. Dickinson Complains Of I'm.
fairness.
&c, &C., &c.


WAsHISaTor, Sept. IL
Captain ]. n. Jones OF tho 18th [. 5. Infantry,
rived here to-day from Augusta, Ca by the way Of
Rev York, bringing with him shout l,l00 pounds Of
sod aud silver tulion, with small amount Of coin.
Of the aggregate value Of perhaps $4,000. This
,e,lth recovered by the Treasury Agent, and 1,
aid to be part Of the spoil captured from Jefferson
\)svs. Capt. Jones has delivered the money to the
Tfolsurcr Of the United States.
The teiegr.phic statement from New York, under
te Of 10Th inst, that Nj. Cutler has been appointed
Tr,asury Agent at New Orleans vice FLANDERS
removed, IL incorrect. Mr.. Cutler Was placed tenn
por1.i u charge Of the State Of Texas and portion
Of Mr. Flander. sgency, hut his operations are now
confined " the Southern half Of Texas, and Mr.
Flinders resumes charge OF the entire territory,
smprising the Third Special Treasury Asency.
John Greiner, OF ohio, was to-day appointed re-
eever Of the Land ONCE Of Santa Fe, New MEXICO
yce Collins, removed and he Ia again designated.
DEPOSITORY, a. previously appointed by Secretary
Chase.
To-daya delcratiou Of eoutherners representing
The states OF Ge9r,ia Alabama, Mississippi, Florida,
ArEAn-ss, Virginia and Tennessee, and numbering
b. or ~ psrrons, called upon tho President. The
Hon. W. II. Mcfarland, Of NirginiA, addressed hun
on bchLt OF the visitors, saying, 1t became his
~ h peifourl ruglfd and their confidence In HE
@-lrpoHu TO administer the government upon the
= rglert prime pes Of wisdom and mature statesman-
.hip, c0ntdenI bic policy would lie earnestly sus-
tAined By the entie south, and that devotion TO the
lnton and fee Institutions would ever char
scterize all their political and personal acts (;
,nd IL their puipose ever cheeriully and
,afueatir 10 EIpgss. Lila and his administration Of
the stnlial government; aud la making this edge,
" gent CiIC1, tteI lad right 70 demand tul ere
these YesE Coacddius with thanks 10 the President
Tor he parent attention and deposition 70 give full
faith 10 ihe sincerity OF those he lcp e'ened. What
d a IN . .Nu An MI md
o. eel ol the entire South, he ieit red, for
Itsorhon sud peace upon the bssls OF the Union OF
the h1aieh
The President in reply expressed his surprise at
ucelns 40 large a number OF gentlemen from the
South lie had no idss many persons would call
upon Inn when he confentei to this interview. lie
rVulI no. command lAu-IE sufficiently 30 express
IL ccep grstncton lee ieit AZ the Wait, snd At the
p4tr.utlc ror.aIks Of tue speaker who had just
ie r,d. lie spoke Of his sntecedent posiIlOn
b,to,e the ciyil war lie bad urged mia southern
lr,th!Cl 20 remain IN tu0 l mon, and there TO con
teud ior then Constitutional rt hs. le ieii II wss OF
theif own safety aad pio ection lie had avayt leen
the lHye-ouniug states, and believed tney could
have be- presvrvei iu the In n the lssue had
Ieen maze IN the ioalm ins,e.d Of the tield. lie
h.iuse mad beoi slave o. nsr but he had made uT
Ll.mlud, # the ls-ue ever uaITOwed itself down &c
] iAou be saved. lie htd confidence m the ex
n.es.ions lust l. t,lcd Il devotion, The Iestort
Con oi the lHoh Hnl professions OF loy att
Iured that the dip, sillon wH 70 aid in build
ing up the Ware pi'cos Of the South, and re
,toriut peace, Iplne-t, good viii anu Union. liz
ad NOT uoueVe tue sensation eter-srlters and edi'
tols who ere enloayOrns to cleatr the imp essiou
tl4t here cXiss IA tht ooutn dlAstiect.,l anu die
tuu the presence Oi ~ many tunent ant
dlsangL.rAud gCuttL4,n, lepreienlng such a laIf'
r.ustl ueucy m y ulsuOfed the iHct, and gAv
he ne " thuI. p,ttlcnt and malignant Ut
le.ances lie uad confidence in the profession.
Di tAe people Of tie uth, and Of their puIpJte Il
Il .tu4c the mon ulu4 tue prime pc VI tue COnstl
lu IOu, apt he hoped anu leAe' 90 IheJ we're cad
to come up and Iay .ound the Mon ana the Con
sututoa. Tie iCud eA.silug nas a ianily quarrel
AL the ties Oi H4eI1fAlp uoH lt WaA endel, hI
tus eu NOuid he st.J4- cr ana more tudullng thai
ever. 4 he missiUn Ol tnis great pyOp.s Wac higl
$40 hOly .A0 IN ne IiOn oniy COuId tLe puIpOse
H. people anu htc government be adA44HIstvI ed
Lt I4tsIlell tLtA Ic,e.4el 10 the existing condition
Of pubic Ltla4s, ANA The graiIyIug and pa
liOtc ey.uCuDcs p. zen ed 10 lin OF al
rAly Iesto. Al.OH Of iate. niV between The differ
e. .uur tLo u.Oa, a.u tht ROUI 70 lUI.uN IL
u.4,tluI stg tulu.bt anu IN conclusion e1p esse
he nupu tLat Iueu fAfoughly Ioy would be eeute
Uu titrs in ulueI tuat the south mIght S.~Io b.
G.uILteI 70 tLe Ioune4-s Vi the nation
The Iomat ks OF President johnson were frequentl
iutcrrupted BY applause, and oil seemed highly srat
ted by the interview.
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