The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-13

overland man nom terminus OF tAs eyeern
end Of the Union Pacific Railroad by way Of smy Hills
to Denver City, and thence Caiforni. thus making
Two daily lines across the plains 10 wholly untrue.
Law AGAINST THE IxPoRr ALTON OF FOREIGN
CRIMINALS.
joint resolution, protesting against the pardonng Of
criminals by foreign Powers ON condition that they emf
CRATE 10 the United States became law go far egs-
laton could make It, to-day The republic Of Switzer-
land has been particularly active in this respect This
protest will be communicated to all foreign Powers
GUNBOAT FOR LIBERIA
Senate bill authorizing the President through his
Secretary Of the Treasury to transfer gunboa TO the
republic of Liberia payment of sum there
for, passed by the House this afternoon
RELIEF OF ARMY PAYMAsTERs.
The bill for the relief of paymasters Of the army-that
granting them onequarer Of one per cent all dis
bursements-was resuscitated in the House to-day Mr.
Conkngs substitute that the relief should apply pay
masters who had risks in the field received with
good deal Of satisfaction. Ultimately the bill
committed with Conkngs substitute, to the Committee
Military Affairs.
THE NEW YORK ooLLEcToRsuIP.
Messrs Smythe aud Davies both in the city, looks
ing after their interest in connection with the Collector.
ship
REPORTED APPOINTMENT OF GREEN CLAY SMITH
AS GOVERNOR OF MONTANA.
me appointment OF General Green clay Smltn az OOV-
Of Montana Territory rumored this evening, and
wears an air Of probability.
ROBERT e. LEE NOT AN APPLICANT FOR PARDON.
Robert Z. Lees does not appear the list Of
hundred and twentyseven ex.rebe generals who have
petitioned the President for pardon
MUSTER OUT OF GENERAL OFFICERS.
The War Department to-day promulgated the following
ORDER
GENERAL ORDERs-N0. g.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUrAHT GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON April 10, 1865
The following named major generals and brIgadier gen.
erals of volunteers hereby mustered out OF the
vice of the United States date from April go 1866,
their services being no longer required
Major Generals Samuel r. Curtis Francis Fessenden
and Benjamin H. Grierson.
Brigadier Generals Thomas W. Sherman, Jmes B.
Ricketts, Cornelius s. Ketchum, James h. Carleton,
John c. Robinson, Henry Prince, George s. Greene,
Henry J. Hunt Alfred sully, Thomas G. Pitcher Frank
+. Smith, George J. stannard Henry II. Sbley,
Patrick E. Common, Adelbcrt Amcs, Walter G.
Gresham, John NJ. Corse, John W. Turner, Emory
Upton VIM. +. Bartlett, John B. Mcintosh Jas A. Has
kins, NJ Harris, Frederick Dent, Lewis B. Parsons,
Louis D. Watkins
2 All officers OF the regular army going out OF the vol
unteer service under this order will report for duty with
their proper regiments their chief OF corps or de-
partment within three months from the date OF muster
out of service.
All officers belonging the personal staff Of these
general officers above named will Immediately return TO
their appropriate duties II belonging TO the regular army
volunteer forces Still retained in service All others
will be hOnoraby discharged to date from the time OF
serving.
By order Of
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
e. D. TOWNSEND Assistant Adjutant General