The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-14

pariment ofvrgina will to-day order relieving
seven general officers Of the late Twenty fourth army
corps, and, with the exception Of Major General
DeVens directing them TO report to their homes and
thence 70 the Adu,ant General Of the army at Wash
ington.
GENERAL GIBBONS FAREWELL ORDER.
Major General John Gibbon will to-day promulgate his
parting order TO the late Twenty fourth army corps
APPOINTMENTS IN THE PENSION BUREAU.
The Pension Bureau made the following appointments
OF examining surgeons yesterday William G. Brown,
Genesee, nL IL W. Burrett Bridgeport Conn; N H.
Hi1son, Hllsboro, Ohio.
TENNESSEE APPOINTMENT.
Edward p. Cone has received the appointment OF
Direct Tax Commissioner OF Tennessee vice d. f. Smith,
resigned
CoL0RED VISITORS TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
The proportion Of blacks who visit the Executive man.
sion to the President business is not than
one in five hundred as compared with the whites.
CAPTAIN MONEYS TRIAL CONCLUDED.
The trial Of Captain James Mooney, Of the Nineteenth
United States infantry, charged before the Burnham
court martial with frauds recruiting concluded
yesterday after lasting three weeks Major Burnham and
John A. Willis delivering the final arguments.
THE APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
Thus far about two thousand applications for pardon,
under the proclamation Of the President have been IA
vorably acted by the Attorney General but not more
than one fourth have been by the State Depart
ment to the interested parties The remainder await
the signatures Of the President and Secretary Seward
NRw STATE TREASURER OF VIRGINIA.
Hon. Francis J. Smith, Of Richmond, has been ap-
pointed Treasurer Of the State Of Virginia. in place Of
Hon. Warren W. Wing appointed Postmaster at Norfolk
CORRECTION.
The Pacific Railroad bonds, amounting to ST. 25S 900,
mentioned the last official statement of the public
debt issued the Central Pacific Railroad, of Cali
forna, instead Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
The word "Union" inserted in the statement by
mistake instead Of Central This correction is made by
Authority.
SALES OF ARMY ANIMALS an VIRGINIA.
Major W. Il. d. Cochrane Depot Quartermaster at
Ricketts, near Richmond, has been daily selling at auction
from two to hundred artillery cavalry and draugh
horses They average seventy dollars each. 1t is prob
able that these sales will now be interrupted.
Newspaper Accounts.
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY OF RsORG ANIZATlON-
VIEWS or CABINET oPFIcER.
Washington august % correspondence OF Cincinnati
Gazette.
Some Of the newspapers have had great deal 70 say
about the "revolt o the radicals against the Pres
dents supposed policy Of reorganization They would
be still concerned If they should hear Of President
Johnson revolt against the same policy
That there has been widespread apprehension In the
administration party the subject OF the provisional
governments" everybody knows That for time this
led TO apprehension less general land less now than
month ago), concerning President johnson himself
undeniable. But doubt II there any sufficient
Wade Hampton and Governor Perrys continue, there
wilibe by the meeting OF Congress. none whatever
Some remarks made last night by conspicuous Cab
met officer on the subject right to the bottom Of the
disrust referred TO- ! had been speaking Of II aud
finally SAID "what the supporters Of the administration
want 10 be assured is that the President no
GOT
between this and the meeting Of Congress 1t should be
found to work badly"
need be, am convinced, no fear whatever"
'w tho President then give his influence in favor Of
PERSONALLY the President ia at least not hostile
negro outrage You know what he said to Chase, and
subsequently, to Sumner 10 not believe ne has In THU
IN any other aspect OF the reorganization question
| changed his opinions an iota since he hrts OF
| pressed them. But be believes now, then,
that the general government cannot interfere in deter
mining who shall be In State IT. therefore, the
States should up next December, unobectonably
reorganized every particular rave that OF negro sa
frage that alone will not be sufcent to keep the admin
istration from giving s influence TO the Admission Of
| their Senators and Representatives:
$50 much Is generally understood But II the present
aspect OF affairs in the rebel States should continlef IL
should b. evident that the late rebels still practi
all powerful executive influence then go into the lobbes
Of the House TO force this or that obstinate member 10
vote for the admission OF these representativesW
''Not unless they had definitely accepted the absolute
abolition Of slavery and adopted the constitutional
| amendment Those Two things sine qua ~
| But that does not the Everything now
points the all the Southern elections Of the
party led by the rebel veterans Everybody knows that
these do be taxed tor the debt inc urre
by us in their subjugaton IL Is IN the nature OF things
that they should want II repudated, their own wal
debt acknowledged and the present deDias Of any pur
pose Of the deceive II had been able u
reoganze with the poor whites at the head Of affairs the
case would have been different But they follow now
Just they followed driven In 1851. The men
who controlling the movement the men who
controlled il then-the rich planters the arisocracy
| Of Shareholders, their power unbroken and their ap
parent hold upon the poor whites an great ~ ever.
Everybody knows likewise, that IN the hands oi
these men free labor system will have fair chance
They do not believe negro will work voluntarily, and
hence entirely natural that they should attempt Ia
make him work. Every traveller In the South tells the
same sory-thst under other name, State control
contract syuem, something Of she SORT slavery ID
certain 10 be re-estsblished, II the rebels whom de-
feated in the field 70 be restored " full power in
poitca Now suppose those indications should continue
and would the President urge Congress admit
Senators and Representatives from the Southern Staiei
under such suspices matter what fair promises they
| madefn
t'No, sir, would not ] do believe there neeS
| be the slightest apprehension on the SUBJECT.
The opinion ia only opinion but IL 10 that Of
OF the Presdents constitutional I'd, sers and intimate
counscllors and am sure that the public will be gIss
| to have il.