The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23


veiy severe correspondence between the rope hu
ma. ,v,,., ,nraayea IN the columns OF the Herald
III 1895 Since that period negotiations nave eohs'An|
10 heen IN progress with the Holy see 70 arrange
these difficulties but without success inc 's' ne
Princess Charlotte Rome and her appear - the Pope
10 do,,os me anal sforl 10 convince the Pope OF the
az the course that Macmillan bad pursued,
secure his sanction the measures that the latter had
been forced TO adopt by this means only could arecon
elaiIon with The Church be effected and the grave
poous perils be ayertci that would otherwbe weigh
upon Macmillan aud his pious consort Tho entre fail
IRA Of nc Princess Charlotte in her MISSION added
disappontment IN every other quarter nay well have
,oyea The anal blow her proud and gensitye
and occasioned melancholy that has just been
announced from Europe.
The MISSION 10 Mexico OuS Minister MOI Yet
Instructed
me report IN New York paper. thai Colonel Camp.
Dell, Minister to Mexico, has received his instructions
om the President TO depart Immediately, untrue.
colonel Campbell has received no such distinctions
The Crowd nj the White House.
This has been another busy day at the White House.
From nine O'Clock till after -four the customary throng
ned the halls and reception ROOM the ladies, as usual,
being well represented On account of much OF the
Presidents time being occupied N the preparation VI
hrs message he unable 10 accord interviews TO a
large number OF applicants Among those admitted
Parsons, of Alabama and Hon. Nessrs Leftwich and
Taylor, OF Tennessee
Collector smythc Not 10 be ReMoved.
Tho pre- ssurc for tie removal OF Collector Snyhe has
subsided. He strong friends In high quarters, and
win not he removed How about Smythe9'' was asked
OF well known New York politician the other day
what about hms " There rumors that he 10 10
be removed" Never heard Of such rumor-nevcr
heard of it'--and the willy old politician was at
FIR Cp,vt ha'a diGpla
Whai Widows Arc Entitled to tho Additional
Bounty.
A contemporary, few days ago, teegraphed the FOL-
low ny as decision OF the Second Comptroller Of the
| Treasury
10 cases where the additional bounty, provided by the
July %, 1866, is claimed by the widow OF de-
| ceased soldier she having remarked, IT has been
decided ny the Second Comptroller OF the Treasury, If
the reInaragc took place before the passage Of the act
she is entitled TO receive it, II remarked after the pas
sage Of the act, then the widow would not be entitled 10
| the bounty.
The opposite however, is cdse, the Comptroller
has decided that il widow remarked previous
passage Of Of July % she is not entitled but IL
she remared subsequent TO the passage Of the act in
question she i entitled TO the additional bounty.
| Erecdnsem's Affairs in Kentucky.
Breyc, Major General Jef C. Davis, Assistant Com.
iss!oner Of Frcedmens Affairs for the State OF Ken
lucky ms report to the Commissioner, in referring to
The great mber OF freedmen that have been and are
plea that ey have been guilty Of objectionable offences,
| and also from the frequency Of the di:agreements
between the planters and the freedmen in dividing the
crops recommends the subordinatcs OF the Bureau
be instructed advise the freedmen In making con-
tracts for he year TO stipulae for the payment
OF their wages in money instead Of portion OF the
crop He states that there not more than half
the OF outrages committed upon freedmen In
| September Lat were reported ~ aus rsLs
Appointments.
The Pic-iical to-day made the following appoint
men,s:--Wm y. Tbornburs 10 be Surveyor General of
the United states for The State or Nevada joshua D.
Geddngs A,sis,an Treasurer OF the United States at
Charleston, ;. C.; Charles r. Goodwin and 0. f. Win.
chester, Commissioners TO the Paris Exposition in
1867 Ell T. Norton Solicitor or the United States TO
present the before the Court Of Claims Thos
Hodckin and Gideon w. Larner, Justices Of the Peace
for The county Of Masbnglon William H Hoyt Deputy
Postmaster at Burlington, Vt. George Goodrich, do.
at tchburc, Mass. Ezra Read at Tcne Haute, Ind
Edward Hicks, at Green Bay, Wis; Lyman G Wilcox,
Register of Land ONCE, at Traverse City Mich
wisconsin Public Lands.
The Commissioner OF the General Land Once has had
prepared and transmitted to the Governor OF Wisconsin
certified copies of the lists " lands approved by the
Secretary Of he Interior, amounting TO 19202 acres,
eaurna the state under the third OF The OF
Congress approved March 1865 aid 10 the consruc-
ton of wagon road In thar State.
Lighthouses Damaged by the Late Cyclone.
United States Consul Kirkpatrick, at Nassau, under
date Of October Informs Secretary Of State Seward
the benefit OF American interests that in the hurricane
which passed West India islands inst
The following lighthouses injured destroyed and
some not destroyed not 10 be relied uponThe light
house al the Hole in the Wall' has light burning.
Gun Cav lighthouse damaged. Light al Elbow Cay 10
be depended upon. Nassau light at entrance Of habor
lantern broken, and temporary light erected, which
feeby for three miles The light at the
Moca,o saacs is all right The other lighthouses are
not vet heard from.
Indignant Refusal OF l:0vcrnmens Bounty.
Treasurer spinner day received The following
munication by Adams Express from Rock Island, ILL
nois, accompanied by $l05:--
81 send my FIRST three wears bounty and will send my
special as soon as can want no bounty for shooting
| 1t mem JOHN G. CAMPBELL
The Indian Trsublcs in Colorado.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs today received
| from Alexander Cumming. the Governor Of Colorado
reraory letter enclosing communications from Kit
Carson and Colonel A. j. Alexander relation 10 the
recent Nghs between the Ute Indians and party o our
soldiers ut Trinidad, Colorado Territory Governor Cum.
ings says that the oth Of October lie returned Den
yer from visit 10 the Taequaches leaving affairs with
them In quite satisfactory condition Several chiefs Of
the band who engaged tho recent disturbance,
were present, and acted In very friendly manner
Governor Cummings Ia OF the opinion that the matter
IAN he satisfactorily arranged without any more trouble
Thirteen OF the Indians killed In the hght Our
casualties were two soldiers wounded
Personal.
United states District Attorney Courtney OF New York
arrived to-day on Official business with the Treasury
Department His visit has nothing to do with politics
.ty o. smYTn AND TINE rENANs