The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-29
WASHIN q Il o N.
Kentucky to be Relieved from
Martial Law.
Apprehcnded Difficulties in tho Ap-
preaching Virginia Election.
Continued Reduction Of the Forces In the
Defences Around Washington.
Collection OF Evidence Against
State Prisoners.
Appointment Of Internal Reve-
nue. OfIicers.
Division Of Tennessee Into Districts for tho
Collection Of tho Revenue.
As. 10. &e.
Collection OF Evidence Against
State Prisoners.
Appointment Of Internal Reve.
nue. OHfcers.
Division Of Tennessee Into Districts for The
Collection Of tho Revenue.

COLLECTION OF Inc Revenue.
WASHINGTON, Sept %, 1906
KENTUCKY TO BB RELIEVED FROM MARTIAL LAW.
The President said TO have promised Governor Bram
bete that Kentucky should at be relieved from
al law and his proclamation that effect expected
within day or two. The removal Of General Palmer
from command ia said TO have also been determined upon
His named, but General Gordon Granger
b for many reasons most likely TO be the man. Ken.
tucky has expended two millions OF dollars for
Uona troops, In addition to her home guard for which
che received reimbursement. Mr. McCulioch has
promised 10 arrange for It's payment the earliest posi-
be day.
FHURLOw WEED AND THE KENTUCKY DELEGATION.
The visit Of Thurow Weed To Secretary Stanton yes
tsday s understood to have been behalf Of the Ken
sucky delegation and for the purpose Of urging their
for immediate action The newly elected Legislature is
opposed 70 the adoption OF the constitutions amend
mont abolishing slavery; but the majority Is small
hat they believe might be overcome by the judcious
disposition Of government patronage and yielding tho
popular sentiment Of tho State far to negro
troops from most Of her posts and garrsons Without
sh they predict the required number Of votes
obtained. Thurlow 10 supposed TO coincide In this
opinion OF he would not favor the adoption of the
sura
DIFFICULTIES APPREHENDED IN THE VIRGINIA
ELECTIONS.
doubt begins 10 be entertained that the approaching
elections in Virginia will meet with difficulty by
reason Of the hw requiring the Commissioners Of Eec-
ons In the state 10 be appointed by State courts which
- yet have not boen restored
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Al that remains Of Kpatrick's famous cavalry CON-
DanA In North Carolina Is the veteran Fifth Ohio,
Ossoael Heath whose headquarters are At Salisbury
00oen just up from the Old North State represent that
there k no longer necessity for mounted patrol; In
lAc the presence Of troops there at all Is just little
supev1uoua The tar people are devoling their undi-
vAsd attention 10 the production OF living from their
wreck Of State and have very ste leisure for sedton
aaA that sort Of thing.
COLLECTING EVIDENCE AGAINST STATE PRISONERS.
0nces of the Provost Marshas Bureau are busily II
wssk collecting evidence against the State prisoners
Aned ~ Fort Warren, Fortress Monroe and elsewhere
end the indications are that quite number Of celebrated
tsansgrsssors who have been expecting unconditional
release when the country queted down will long bs
brought 70 Warrington for final settlement before the
court.
PEE REDUCTION IN THE FORCES DEPENDING WASH
INGTON.
The work Of reducing the force engaged In defending
Warrington north Of the Potomac Is going ahead all
sdea General Augur has directed that his headquarer
business be consolidated and confined within build.
ing whereas dozen have been sufficient heretofore
1or the accommodation Of the several staff departments
Besides expungng several heavy items In the way Of
heavy rents, this arrangement will effect important
reduction in the force Of clerks and ordees required
u the separate establishments BY consolidation Of
euarsrmasers warehouses the Quartermasters Depart
ment has been enabled to dispense with the services OF
n number of ndepts cerke and Iahorers
The number Of discharges reported at couple Of
hundred per day for several days past.
RETURNING NEW YORK VETERANS.
The Fourth New York heavy artillery, Brevet Major
General Tidball commanding, having been mustered out
q service, and go TO Harts Island tonight TO be dis
charged. The Second New York heavy artillery will
follow In few days. leaving only few regular batteries
In the defences south of the Potomac.
SINHEssEE DIVIDED INTO DISTRICTS FOR THE COL
LECTION OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
The following Executive order this morning sent
By the President 10 the Commissioner Of Internal Revc
nus-
by virtue Of authority vested In me by the seventh
section OF the act entitled "An act 10 provide internal
:" Ss puSo Ss .nS oy ohsI @ s0s
June 30 1854, hereby divide the State Of Tennessee
into eight collection districts as follows, viz
The First district will consist OF the counties Of John
go, Carter, Sullivan, Washington, Greene, Hawkins,
Hancock, Cooke, sevier, Jenorson, Granger and Cla
The Second district will consist Of the counties OF
Knox, Blount, Roane, Scott Campbell Fentress Morgan
Union, Anderson, Aeigs McMnn, Bradley, Polk and
The Third district win consist of the counties of HamIl
ton, Bledsoe, Marion, Cumberland, Van Buren,, White,
orundy Coffee, Franklin, Sequatchie Warren, Bedford,
1hea and Lincoln
The Fourth district win consist Of the counties Of Over.
Zen, Jackson Macon Putnam, DeKaib, Cannon Ruther-
ford, Wilson, Sumner and smith.
The Fifth district will consist Of the counties Of Giles
lawrence, Marshall haury, Williamson, Lewis, Hick-
The sixth dstr let will consist Of the counties Of David
ecn, Robertson, Montgomery, Stewart, Humphreys and
The Seventh district win consist Of the counties OF
Shelby, Fayetts, Hardeman, McNary, Tpion Madison,
The Eighth district will cansist Of the counties OF
Goion whsatley Henry, Dyer Gibson, Carroll, Benton,
ANDREW JOHNSON, Presden.
APPOINTMENT OF INTERNAL REvESUE OFFICERS.
The President has appointed the following named
Assistant Assessors Of Internal Revenuo-
Nep York.-Stephen r. Frazier sixth division, Second
district Henry smith, eleventh division Fifth district;
se sassa avon asrr warren
Pennsyivanio. Abel r. Parker, twelfth division,
Eighteenth district william II. stoncbsck, fourth divi
son, Eleventh district, James cassidy, nns division,
XsS J~ssy-Jamos L Brooks, Flnh distric.
Massdchusens James w. Poor, hrst division OF the
Sixth District James " Monroe, second division Third
Adyvlond-William II. Chesney, Ninth division, Sec
cnd dissrct Adophs Van Knel Fifth division, Second
district.
Wed .virginss--wiuiam q. Hamick, Sixth division,
Second district
Alstxct; psAy A forsyth, Twelfth division, Second
1lseret; Hsau O. Gibbons, Fourteenth division, Second
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