The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15
WASHING on.
The Presidents Health Com
pletely Restored.
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Secretary Of the Interior Harlan
On the Monroe Doctrine.
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Postal Service in the Southern States TO
be Shortly Resumed.
The COnSpiratOrs Confined In the
Arsenal Prison.
THE TRIAL OF MISS HARRIS.
&e., &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1865.


was transacted at the White House The President is
sufficiently recovered his usual hours of labor
and the Cabinet meeting full and rather long one
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
AT the laying of the corner stone OF the Washington
city Protestant Orphan Asylum yesterday the Secretary
Of the Interior Mr. Harlan, in his address sad-When
the French, not friendly TO our prosperity,
sprung TO arms in the defence OF the Turkish na-
tonali,y we all applauded but when they attempt to
crush feeble Mexico despse their want of generous
gaanry and wish it might be the will Of God, in the
order OF his providence that this great republic Of
should be called upon to protect her feeble sister
public" This remark met with general applause from
the large auditory present
SOUTHERN POST ROUTES.
The Postmaster General has notified the Provisional
Governors that the postal service will be resumed all
the lines of railroad in the South as they respec
lively certify that the in proper condition
for that purpose
The Postmaster General has ordered temporary
tracts for conveyance Of mails from Edenton by Het
ford, Elizabeth City, Wnonsvie, South Mills, Lake
Drummond Virginia, Deep Creek and Portsmouth to
Norfolk three times week and back Thus the postal
service in the South is being gradually restored
THE APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE MARVIN.
The delay in making out the appointment of Judge
Marvin Provisional Governor of Florida and the pub
caton Of the Presidential proclamation in relation to
the matter has been delayed by the impossbility of
fixing the date Of the secession of Florida in December
1860 Strangely enough leading authorities differ nearly
quite week
PARDONs GRANTED.
The President today pardoned seventy-hve persons;
Of any prominence Large numbers OF applications
for pardons continue TO be received
The rebel General Marmaduke among the late appli-
cants for pardon
CHANGES IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
W. H. West for many years the popular Warrant
Clerk, succeeds Mr. Hartley az Chief Clerk Of the
Treasury Department and Is. F. Rttenhouse succeeds
John A. Graham Chief Clerk of the Registry once,
MT Graham having recently been appointed Assistant
Register Of the Treasury.
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Returns TO the general Land Office from St Peters
Mimi, for the month OF June show that three hundred
and forty five Of public lands have been sold for
cash. together with FIVE thousand two hundred and forty
five Of winnebago Indian lands and six hundred
and lfty-four Of Sioux Indian lands The total
cash receipts for last month stated at ten thousand
and enty dollars BY the exhibit IL appears
that thousand six hundred and cghtyone have
been taken for actual settlement under the Homestead
law and tweny.one thousand filed under the
Presumption Law.
The President has appointed George W. Dcnnison, of
Arkansas, Register OF the land Office at Little Rock in
that State and Jno Kirkwood Of Kansas is appointed
Receiver at the place
THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Colonel Browning Private Secretary President
Johnson returned this evening and will be at his post
TO morrow
sPEcULATioSs AS TO JUDGE CATIONS SUCCESSOR
No appointment has yet been made TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Judge Catron. Al present
the succession appears to lie between Attorney
General Speed and Hon. Horace Maynard. The fact
that the latter Of the Tennessee senstorship
by the son-in.aw of the President is considered to
rather increase his chance FOR place The rivalry
disturbed the pleasant relations long subssng
between Mr Maynard and the President Ny i'm
pressons that appointment will be made for
months and possibly until after the meeting Of
! Congress.
DISSOLUTION OF THE BOARD FOR THE BxAMiNA.
rIoS OF OFFICERS OF THE coHarssARy DEPART
MEST
The Board for the examination Of officers Of the Com
missary OF Subsistence Department OF the Second dis
trict this morning dissolved This Board has been
since December 1853 and during It's session
has examined upwards Of hundred and sixty officers
Of the Subsistence Department The officers were
Lieutenant Colonel g. II. Woods Commissary OF Sub
sistence and President; Lieutenant Colonel j. g. g.
Greene and Captain |. q. Green, Commssares Of Sub
sistence Of Volunteers The officers have been ordered
10 their respective commands.
GENERAL HrrNTzELSAS sERENADED.
Last night about eleven o'clock Major General Heint
zelman was handsomely sercuaded by the band Of the
Twenty ninth Pennsylvania regiment, at his residence
No 275 street
GOVERNMENT MULES TO BE SOLD.
An extensive sale OF government mules is 70 take ps
under the direction Of General Ehen At Cleveland Ohio,
commencing August s.
THE PROBABLE SUCCESSOR or MR.. HOLLOWAY.
Hon Joseph Theacker Of Ohio is mentioned as tho
probable successor Of Nr Holloway as Commissioner of
Patents
ruK sIxrY-riRsr NEW YORK vtrEHaSs.
The sixty nrsi regiment New York Veteran Volunteers
were Tor discharge to-day, and Will proceed 70
Albany n Y for pay ana final discharge 90 morrow.
The regiment commanded by Brevet Brgadcr General
Scott has served 1861 aud tokes home about foui
hundred men,
rms ASSASSINATION coNsriRAroRs.
Since the execution oc the conspra,ors the srhrs o
the Arsenal Prison have gone on Ia the even tenor o
their way with little change 10 relieve the pionotouy o
existence within that stronghold The bodies Of tne
criminal dead sl beneath The shadow u The west
en wall, and the scerold upon which they met their
doom Is without change or disturbance Even Tie
drops of the latter Sti remain tey fell after tho
fatal spring the beatn thai was uscJ batter out
| 'h'H hhbH' S'pp'ih hahbN "Pp"'hNN WV" WY
Since my last visit hosdboarjs 10 The ga' es
Of the executed have been added. each eeanng simply
the name Of The criminals over which h rolis.
! tiudd OIaughln Arnold aud pan "c are etil there,
order relative their removal % the pace prepared
for thcm having yet been PROMULGATED II surn@od,
however thai IN day two hey VIII be played upon
steamer under guard and sent upon thcir way since
The execution The rnsouer arc greatly improved IL
health aud general tcu'rcrmcnt TDougA Nlihou
ocai notification 81 me scnuccs That hay, bcru nne,
upon item they undoubtedly have learned tLult ta.o