The New York herald., 1865-06-09
Arrival Of Self-Appointed Delegations
from Rebel States.
Tho AIabamians Contend that Thoif
state Never Seeded.
Tbs- GeOrgians Satisfied with the Presidents
Reconstruction Policy,
Acv~ &c., Ass
WAsIsrcros Juno 8, 1885,

be put on trial here The iniTro sson that he was
Indicted this District at the OF che eteycsu
nenSssis without foundation The indstment;was re.
turned by the Grand Jury at the intanec of the Dct
Attorney aone who acted without consulate with sny
member Of the administration He liz eqaaly sblo u
inistment in Maryand and IN tae Eastern districtot
aud IL indicted etser Of said dtd<A
via, 'doubcss DO tried in that whiohhe govern
ment may see Ht TO turn him over
rHE ALABAMA DxLEGArfoN.
Petitions arc constantly being: recciudi by, the
President from Alabama in faver Of tho sp. Z
peiriment Of Mr.. William HI smith, os Ran
dolph county. Provisional Governor An .
ofahe A'abms delegation here oppose. linl having
been good Union in tho past 10 hod promi
aert position His appointment would it is.re-
presented crafty nearly tho loyal Of THAI
State aud insure the inhabts ats safety and qa6tin
their horses and carly complete pacicaton and
return prosperity The delegation has ecn reinforcea
by Mcssrs Houston and Pryor. OF Athens They olam
hah the State has seeded and that QpentY,
the proper mode Of proceedings s for Governor Watts 70
call the present Legislature seter addet hemc call
convention, &c Avery goo +plsn, but-it wonit woEk
THE DELxaArIoN FROM MISSISSIPPI.
A. delegation from Mississppi comprising Judgoe
Sharaey aud Ycrger and Messrs JamssS Hamilton ana
Lewis arrived here Dig, to conssls with tho Prea
dent regard TO the rein,atement sa hat State in tho
to occupy no nconsidcrelc portion time Of the
President Most of theis really@eH appointed and
only snyous TO to themselves and their friends
the of thcr st under tho re~unsiion Of their
relations with The national goverineNt,
THy GEorSIA DELRnATIoN.
A delegation oI loyis GcorgjanS, led by Hon Joshua
n IIil formerly mersber of Congress from the Empire
state Of The South haf All interviews with the President
to-day Mr. JohpsoS hlandiy bal fsmlY told thom what
the policy of the atnnstraiosAo,i he IN reference
TO the reconstuctio sof the Southern E,tcs which
entirely ny The gertemcn oG the delegation
~ emnenty inst and propes, aud acceptable to the
loyal men of Geois sa
MN. oDEI., sor ,oAnmDxTB roIs sUB-rREA-
SUaYs
Hon NJ = Odsu denies ." truth OF the statement that
he can,laefor the ofe~of assistant Treasurer at
New York. tlp his na,,bas beoa presented srges
by his friends fac that po itren
TREASURY APPO,"rmESr
William f Chandler OF sew Barnl,shirc the preseah
Judge Advocar General ai'thc Navy Department. ist"
DC appointed. Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. in
place of Mt aarrngtor, resigned
uorEr. GOSSIP.
Information re1cned this city that if our govern-
ment VIII .rce TO IT, arstrong effort will he made ia Eng
land TO obtsin for Canada from the imperial government
entire nc,iraty in Jl future foreign wars There's
precedent for this in its prcsoas history and If carried
out IL wb end all d1nccrs Of future dihcuci1n that
quarter besides rendering ferifcaoDs fleets on tho
lakes wholly unnecessary
II well understood here in wcl nrorrnet circles
that thc President determined do wha. inc thinks
right, matter how bitterly hc may be ass,icd for it,
He does not believe that unsuccessful rebellion has
destroyed the rsbeious States their constitutions and
he will leave the question Of suffrage to bsdecidcd by
those who have the right decide it, n twould not be
aIo
formed OF the political parties which will
give to Mr. Jobnsons administration very much of tho
veor ond strength which characterzcttb the admnistrs
tion Of Con era Jackson.
With regard 10 the sub Treasury appointment a well
informed friend says "I hardly think that MIR Blacb.
ford viii he Mr. Sicwsrrs successor" Immense cfogts
have been made obtain IL for him. but the opposition
has bean equally strong The appontee will probably NJ
person entirely unconneccd with the fortunes of any
prominent politician and independent of all mpropev
GDenccs combinai ons expectations
The friends OF Mr Weed clam that be enjoys the
entire confidence Of The President and turn tho
New York Times into official organ Doubtful-vcry
Mr. Johnson swim alone. aud wants .bladdcrs 70
1vat him along
MAJOR dEksRhL SEYMOUR
psssed through this city tccently his way North
This gallant and accomplished officer has added largely
10 his already full wreath Of l,urcls by the splendid
handling and fighting of bIs command Uhc Third
division OF the Sixth corps) during the last crown
ing battles Of the rebellion, and sorry IN learn
that General Seymours health is at present very much
impaired, and hc Obliged 10 bid adcu 10 the OLD
Sixth reaching their present camping ground, and
prior TO the grand review Of this noble corps come on
the sth We believe the General repairs Williams
town. Mass to seek health and rest That he may find
both VIII be The earnest prayer OF every who knows
this truly brave and accomplished officer
COLONEL THOMAS GREEN AND wIFE
after careful investigation by Judge Holt and Colonel
Burnett, promptly released from prison sstur
day last by order Of the Secretary OF War
rBs RxPoRTED DsrEhT or TBE REPUBLICANS IN
MEXICO.
The Mexican Legation here hsvo no information OF the
defeat OF the constitutional forces the occupation
Of Monterey by tho mpcrslsts. and do not credit IT,
The latest dates from Chihuahua show that Che 9Th
OF May the French troops nj least three hundred
miles from that city, which strongly fortified; and
therefore, not probable that they would In tss
direction There Is for believing, from scms
official sources that tho recently Published report tbs
President Juarez his way 10 the United Staees
untrue The prospects Of the liberals represene ~
encouraging
RETURN or sEoRErABY wBLbEs AND PARvv.
Tho Secretary OF the Navy, Postmaster General Den
n!son William Faxon ESQ, chief clerk Of the Navy De
partmen and their invited guests arveS al tho Navy
Yard this afternoon Gom tour Of inspection connected
with the Navy Department
MRS DOUGLAS RECEPTION
Mrs stephen A. Douglas who ncbly declined the
generous offers OF the friends Of her distinguished hus-
band has given tonight brilliant entertainment, the
0rst public reception since the dcash OF Mr. Douglas
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND viRoINtASs FED by Tan
GOveRHMRNT.
Il is stated upon good su,hory that the government
Is now feeding two busdrd thousand Of the inhabitants
of Virginia. Of all clasaS white and black Eleven thou
sand rsous are daily issued to citisens In Richmond
aIoDe.
MONUMENTS o. TIE BULL auN BATTLE FIELDS.
General 0amhlcs nrst separate brigade, Twenty
second army corps stationed at Fairfax Court House. haa
oroc,ed a mo oument on each Of the Bull Run battls