The New York herald., 1865-06-11

| Alabama Delegation, headed by George q Houston
Joe Bradley and Others have had several interviews
but candid reception In Kentucky there is q regular
but unfrendiy government aud the difficulties there
heads, headed by Powell and senator Davis 70 the
amendment OF the national constitution abolishing
shs SIes. trouble ensues too from the effort o
the emancipation policy OF the government but all this
wili work right General Palmer who has command OF
sne District, is now In Washington, and will be oisthed
Win lu power TO enforce that which these people,
ray 70 their own interests subbornly antSgonize Gov
ernor Hahn, Of Louisiana here and will probably
fer with the President to-day II is clear however much
u may be deplored, that General Banks New Orleans
programme failure and that i'll luck has attended
upon nearly all the civil operations under the improved
constitution Of that State It is believed that the
President will recognize the government repre-
sented by Senator Hahn and his colleagues, and il
10 70 be hoped that such organization will be effected
In the State as will induce Congress to admit Hahn and
have to be considerable change of and policy in
the State itself Since the pompous ''Jack Magruder
manded, and that reorganization left to the people
themselves but considerable number of troops will be
thrown along the frontiers for the purpose OF keeping
aiter the other the seeded States coming back
Never before in history has so formidable rebellion
been crushed 80 completely and never have ntoerant
and threatening demagogues rapidly succumbed.
THE NEW MISTRESS or THE WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs Patterson, daughter Of President Johnson and
wie OF one OF the new Senators from Tennessee will
arrive mere next week 10 preside over the White House.
INTERVIEWS WITH THE PRESIDENT.
The President finding himself unable TO attend to the
important duties OF his office and give audience to the
hundreds OF people who daily demand interviews, has
directed his secretaries, General Massey Col Brown
ing, TO give all hearing and to refer him need
ing MS attention An immense number OF persons
ing to him want matters that only be attended by
she various departments. Among the busy throng to-
geous array Of four ago, with imperial air said
she must see the President sHe cannot any one,
madam unless he first knows their business was the
reply OF the gallant General who Sits out the mertorious
from the chan 81 must him alone, :" she
again n..s urged You cannot violate his orders
the way from Mississippi to him, and
am not going to retail my business out to every
one, and with look Of disgust she the door
Among those favored with interview high private
G. Van Zant, Of the Seventy ninth Ohio thirteen years
Ola clean faced and brghteyed youth, who has made
the entire campaign from Atlanta with the regiment
ing part Of the time drummer boy and part orderly
to General Ward. 'well, my son. said the President,
porals How will that do" No sir, / don't care for
rank, have pony brought all the way through and
him home and keep him" sYou shall have him ~
ana writing an order for transportation directed the
again, and with "thank you' he left the President.
CHANGES IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
SO many misstatements have been made respecting
prospective changes in the Treasury Department that it
is worth while to give the facts about the
sisant Secretaries Harrington and Field going
out by resignation at the close Of the present fiscal year.
pointed Minister Resident at Berne, Switzerland,
vice vice George L. Fogg recalled. New Hampshire
VIII still DO represented in Europe by Mr.. Hale
At Madrid. Mr.. Harrington sails about the first
Of August Mr. Field appointed Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Sixth district Of New York. William
Orton who succeeds Judge Lewis Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue. Mr. Field leaves for New York next
week or the two vacant assistant secrearyships thus
created is given to William f. Chandler or New
Hampshire present Solicitor and Judge Advocate of the
Navy Department. and the other will probably be given
to Mr. Hartley present chief clerkof the Treasury De-
partment, and formerly from Maine Mr. Chandler will
enter upon his duties week. though retaining
his present position until the end of the present month";
"a nnAar fhoh L.,
zerland because OF deficiency misconduct or for
any reason affecting his personal character Who will
succeed to the sOctorshp of the Navy Depart
ment Is not yet determined
PROOFS OF THE REBEL ORIGIN OF THE EXPLOSION
CITY POINT.
It 10 ascertaned on unquestionable proof thatthe
whereby some seventy or eighty lives lost and
large amount OF property destroyed the work Of
from the rebel State Department At proper time full
evidence in respect the will be furnished by
General Halleck through the War Department.
Correspondence of Cincinnati Gazette.l
PERSECUTION OF FREEDMEN IN VIRGINIA.
The freedmens schools in Richmond all closed
recently on account Of the colored children being NAL
systematic 1t is impossible for the schools to pro-
ceed. General Halleck is in command there, and his
prominent stat officers are vrginians.
Our Returning Veterans.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH NEW YORK STATE
VOLUNTEERS
arrived at the Battery Barracks twelve O'Clock on
Friday night and left yesterday for Poughkeepsie where
the regiment was organized. There were five hundred
and forty Ave men, under command Of Colonel Smith.
THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Over two hundred men belonging TO the Irish Brigade
arrived in this city yesterday under command Of Captain
WALL Of the sixty ninth regiment They left for Hart
Island, where they will be mustered out Of the service
THE rHIRTY-NINTH NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
sixty-two men belonging TO this organization passed
through yesterday 10 Hart Island.
THE THIRTY sixth MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT
also passed through tho city yesterday, their way
home. They numbered three hundred and twenty eight
men, and were under command of Captain Ames.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND TwENrY-rHIRD REGIMENT
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
This regiment arrived at one O'Clock yesterday and
left for Albany at five O'Clock in the afternoon They
numbered five hundred and twenty-five mon, and were
under command OF the following Brga
der General James C. Rogers, commanding; Lieutenant
Colonel A. H. Tanner; Major, Henry Gray Adjutant, s.
c. Carey; Surgeon James Chapman; Quartermaster A.
l.. Crawford Assistant Surgeon, r. Connolly; Chap
lain, NJ. White; Captains, A. 7. Mason J. C. shaw H. G.
Warren, A. Anderson, G. r. Hall, d. Robertson, James
tenants, George Robinson II. p. Waite, D. Reid W. s.
Warren, r. Cruikshank, NJ Beade, G. H. Smith; Second
Lieutenants, W. NJ. Bosworth, W Swift, D. NJ Hail. W.
i. Martin, r. b. Beattic d. Rogers, J. Austin.
THE sIxTY-EIGHrH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.
This regiment has been quarteed at Hartss Island for
some time They came North with rebel prisoners and
sent down to the Battery Barracks yesterday The
Sixty has three hundred and twenty i've men,
and Is commanded by Colonel A. H. Tippen.
TIE RECEPTION OF OUR RETURNING soLDIRRs-oR.
DER FROM GOVERNOR FENT0N.
Colonel vincent Colyer, in charge OF the State Sol
ders' Depot in Howard street. received the following
despatch yesterday from Governor Feutou relative 70 the
reception Of our returning soldiers
STATE Nsw YoRE, I
EXECUTIVE DKrARr,ySr, ALBANY, June 0, 1866
COIoSRL-You dircctcd TO invite all soldiers Of the
Union army and particularly those Of this State passing
through the city Of New York their way home, 70
avail themselves Of the Inequalities literally provided
by the state and generous citizens at the State
agency in that city under your control.
Very respectfully, r. Z. FENT0N.
THR BATTERY BARRACKS.
Tho dttaeAss Of the Battery Barracks are busuy en-
gagged night and day. in attending 10 the comforts Of the
soldiers passing through The best Of refreshments
under the superyision of Mr. 8 O Baker provided