The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

tric has been repealed professionally therefore the said
ports viii to be open before as ports Of entry
The decree Of October 10 has been already partly
repealed by another royal order dated January 81 az ar
as the port Of Aguadilla was concerned
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Colonel Maynadeer commander Of Fort Lorraine, Da-
kota Territory, who is also Of the commissioners
appointed by the government 10 treat with the Indians
in that locality, reports the arrival Of NUMBER u
the different tribes in the section Of Fort Lorraine
whittier they forced 70 come through dest'u'ion
and hanger Provisions issued to them ior whoh
they very grateful No signs of hostile dispo7'
ton observed ON the part Of any OF them.
Commissioner Cooley, Of the Indian Bureau, having
left Washington for few DAVIS absence Charles Mix.
ESQ., Chief Clerk of that department. as by appointment
Of the President Acting Commissioner during the IN
term
PROPOSED sxRENApx TO THE PRESIDENT AND
CABINET.
mo Na,oua, Union Club have decided 10 serenade the
President and Cabinet officers tomorrow evening at
e,ph, O'Clock Much interest IL felt concerning the
responses likely to made by Secretaries Stanton and
ponnison and Attorney General Speed.
THE HERALD's REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF
THE VIRGINIA UNION CONVENTION.
Much indignation is expressed by members of the re.
cent radical Union Republican Convention held in Alex
anra that they should usual be compelled to look at
the columns OF the New HERALD for the only
rect report proceedings while they positively
msrepresented both in the Times and TRIBUNE The
reports these papers state that Bolts plan of recon-
structon recommended, when, as matter OF fact
lust the opposite thing DONE Tho radical resolu-
tons having been adopted they have looked In vain to
correction in these papers Of the erroneous state
ment made ;-,..
THE BOARD OF VISITORS TO WEST POINT.
The President has appointed the following named
persons be Visitors at the approaching examination at
the United States Military Academy at West Point COM
nencng on the Monday in June. For the State of
vcrmont--Rev. John Newman Rhode Isand-Thos C.
Turner, OF Providence. New Jersey-Gen. l. Pcrrine,
Of Trenton. Pennsylvania-wm. +. johnson, Of
Pittsburg Delawarc-Wm. S. Macauey Jr, Of Will
mington. virginia-B. J. Barbour Florida
VIM. Marion. Mississippi and Arkansas-Josiah Snow.
Texas-Maor Arson L. Mills, Of Washington.
Mssour-General J. Stevenson. Tennessee-Judge
s. J. W. Lnckey. Kentucky-Judge Embree
Indlana--J L. Campbell. llinos-Dr. Jos. M. Ralsion
Of Quincy. wsconsn-John G. McMynn Kansas
Col Johh p. Martini OF Atchison Oregon-Hon. j. W.
Nesmth. The persons appointed will report themselves
to Brevct Major General Cullum their arrival at
West Point
CADETS APPOINTED.
The President, IL is stated, has made the following
Academy ut West Point William Wier, Of New York
Jacob Bell Jr, of New York; o. L. Helm, District Of
Columbia; Thomas Townsend, District Of Columbia;
Douglass Grant, Of General Grant.
REDEMPTION OF CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Official notice is given the holders Of certificates Of
issued under the acts of Congress approved
March and 1882 that the Secretary Of the Treasury
in accordance with said acts and the Of said
caes, prepared to redeem, before maturity all GER
ticatcs Of Indebtedness falling due in June, July
August 1885, with accrued interest thereon If presented
for redemption before May 81 and that thereafter
such certificates will bear interest," and win be
paid presentation at this department, with interest
only TO the said 3lst inst
THE CENTENARY or METHODIsM
Prominent the centennial Methodist celebration last
night Secretary Harlan and Bishops Simpson and
Amos. Rev. Or. Dc Haas announced that he had re-
ceived So 900 from friend In Baltimore given in the
name of General Grant towards the erection OF TIKI
Metropolitan church in Washington Contributions were
then made for this church the amount Of S24 800 FOL
the Dickinson College $1,000 and for the general FUND
81 GOETHE latter being for the purpose of aiding th
educational institutes and theological semnares through
out the country.