The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07
WASHING GTON.
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New Issue Of Certificates Of Indebtedness
by the Treasury Department.
Public Employment for Dis
abled Soldiers.
The Relations SubsiSting Between the Prcsi-
dent and Secretary Stanton.
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Departure Of General Grant for the
North,
10, &c. &c.
WASHINGTON, June 0, 1895.

NATIONAL FINANCIAL AFFA1RS.
In order to prevent the accumulation of unpaid
questions, and to keep all the asceraincd claims upon
the Treasury settled up, and also of pre-
caution IN outstanding the Of tho government
the Secretary Of the Treasury has begun 10 pay off
characters of claims certificates Of Indebtedness
The certificates OF the old issue at present outstanding
amount to about one hundred and twenty millions which
is greatly below the average during all the period in
which the government has been compelled to resort to
extraordinary loans.
DEPARTURE GENERAL GRANT FOR THE NORTH.
General Grant left Washington this evening for tho
| North.
| THE REPoRrED DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN PREsr-
DENT JOHNSON AND SECRETARY STANTON.
The report the Tribune Monday, in reference
the disagreement President johnson and Secre
tary Stanton, is evidently manufactured out Of whole
CLOTH Stanton has since been riding with Mr. Johnson,
and the former never in happier mood than at the
present tme to all appearances therc is person
firmly in their position than Secretary Stanton At
| the present time Stanton and Seward both highly
pleased with the Of events, and delighted
with the prospect Of cutting loose from the extrcme
radicals of the Sumner Batter school. We by the
Trisuae Of this morning that even Greeley has been
obliged to edorily repudiate his Washington sensation
| reports.
DIsAGREEMENrs BETWEEN sECRErARIEs USHER AND
| HARLAN.
There have been rumors Of disagreement between
Secretary Usher and Secretary Harlan Of the Interior
Department Exaggerated stories in circulation in
reference to these matters There il undoubtedly
friendly feeling existing between these gentlemen, arising
in part from official action of hr Usher before his
retirement from the department, not as IL known in
vovng any serious charges against him, but some al
legged breach of official courtesy his part in making
certain appointments and Also IL Is said in reference to
contract Of no considerable amount, made by him just
previous TO his retirement Difficulty has also arisen in
reference bonds be issued 10 the Pacific Rail-
road OF which, it is understood Mr. Usher is to have the
j presidency. The company claim tn have completed
forty miles Of the road required by law and to be
titled a certain amount OF government bonds stpu-
lated be issued them when portion Of the road
completed. Commissioners appointed to ex
anime the road whose report Mr. Harlan has rejected
and other commissioners have boon appointed. The
company claim that the delay win prevent them from
| proceeding with the work and completing n within the
time limited by law thus subjectng them to serious, II
not runous loss. Erroneous statements having been
published regard TO the NATTER is but just to all
parties that the facts should he made public.
MR. N. n. FIELD AND THE BERLIN MISSION.
The statement that Mr. NJ 4. Field Assistant secre
tary OF the Treasury backed up in New York the
expected be for the mission Prussia is unjust to his
friends. He has all the backing there and elsewhere
that he either desires needs.
| HOTEL GOSSIP.
Tho fear that the place of Assistant Treasurer New
Yor rnay fall the hands If political tool OF par
ticusr clique has gwen great alarm Tho consequence
is that being constantly presented for the
sdcnrion Of the Secretary OF persons who is claimed
have superior weight Tho last mentioned is that OF
Mr. Van Dyck formerly Superintendent OF the Bank De
parment. lie Is supported by men Of influence and
standing in your city.
IL not iuily determined where To jefferson
Davis II may be in baltimore In Philadelphia
Ex-Governor Brown, OF Georgia goes home via New
York hs PAROLE try organize and bring back tho
State 10 iis Grtt love.
Mt Boyce Of South Carolina, who recently
toned avorably this poudcnce, said 10 be
good terms with the President The Presidents dein
tive policy will be reserved ill after the trials
J. D. Andrews, OF Boston, has been appointed specia
treasury agent to collect information regards IN,
Of the lakes and make report thereon. II,
formerly Consul General in Canada and bad larg,
share in brn Ing about tho Reciprocity treaty In 1854
THE EMPRESS IUGESrE's LETTER OF coSDoLENCE
TO MRS LINCOLN.
II is understood that the statement made time
ago that The French Minister had omitted promptly TO
hand in the letter OF coincidence from the Empress
Eugenc TO Mrs Lincoln incorrect. The letter was
delivered tho Department Of State as reached
the Marquis dc Montholon and at once sent 10 the
lady 10 whom IL addressed
THE TRAMP OF REGIMENTS RETURNING TO THEIR
1 HOMES.
The streets resound from morning till night with the
tread OF regiments returning TO their homes Thousands
leave here daily and the transportation facilities Of the
railroads North and West taxed 20 the utmost by
these thousands OF returning heroes happier set o
than these returning veterans would be hard to
nnd. Having made the United states the most power
full they now return to civil life 30 aid in making the
charging the dobt incurred in the suppression
| Of the rebellion.
SIXTY THOUSAND SOLDIERS IN HOSPITALS.
There arc about sixty thousand sick and wounded
soldiers In hospitals throu ghout the country This
ber Ia being rapidly reduced by discharges Of convs
| sscents
PUBLIC OFFICES TO BB xErr orBs ron DISABLED
soLBiERs.
The rule has been adopted in all the departments that
whore vacancies which essential should bs
Immediately nled they shall be kept open until som,
wounded officer soldier shall be found competent fol
the position All minor places In the departments ars
being filled they become vacant with wounded or dis
abed soldiers and applications from others useless
TROOPS DOWNWARD BOUND
The One Hundred and nineteenth Pennsylvania volun
tsers Of the First division siIth corps mustered
out this morning and Ieft for their homes
our MONITORS AT HAVANA.
0nciL dispatches received tho Navy Depart
ment today, from the commander Of the hontoI
feet st Havana state tina, great is tho curiosity ex
cited by them that is with great dicuty the ofcen
either get ashore 70 their vessels they
santy surrounded by neet Of boats nllcd with sight
| seer.
APPLICATIONS ron POST OFFICE AGENCIES NsrBI
| SOUTH.
There are many applications from all parts Of the oya
States for tho position Of special agents of the Post onc
Department In the rebel States The facilities whicl
these situations afford Tor travelling about the Southern