, 1866-11-02

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Eihune.1
WAsuycTpS. November !.


LITTER TRox Kk-fKcHEyAHI HARLAN
Ex.Secsetnry James Harlan has written 1 lettcr
10 Hon. D. n. Cooley, IN relation 70 The sale Of the
Cherokee lands to the Connecticut Emigration
Company, which has excited considerable com
reut Ia the Democratic press. ME. Harlan shows
nrel.y coucluslsely that the lands were sold for
~ hteh price as the tndt.nE themselves or aheF
atornt -, The Senate, OF as the Committee OF In
dian Alafts, Of which senator Dooltt1le WAS
Chairman, ever expected wonld be obtained foe
thrm. In relation to the Insinuations Of cor1np-
,lon. Mr.. Tasl.n ea5s: By inquiry Of the
purchasers these v1lli6crs would bare learned
that had no personal Inherent In this company
or In The sale Of thcse lands, direct OF indirect,
Immediate Or remote and ,tat never owned or
hc1d or thought to OWL or hold one dollars worth
Of ,befr stock; and that no relative or business
sfscc;a.e Of mine ever held Of owned or sought
to hold Of own any such Intel est or siock.
GOVERNOR swAyx
arrived hc7r from baltimore, and has been In
consultation with the Pses1d nj tht evening.
1nE coIrHrrs, ONO, POST ofr1cr
is 1t present exciting the minds Of several indt
yttnata Of a dr1f Of Miller i Hines The nrst wx.
fixed ulon t7 thoec who thought they could con
lro1 tho matter Is Postmaster, and The second fol
| A.testor. Hearing Of this, Hon. Thomas Miller In
| ur,sted That he wouId take the last named posl
| ton. End II was given to him By the influence o
$. 5. Cox and Hon. Henry stansbeEsy. Sol
lllnLls has becr working vigorously in this mat
tar, Rud having broken up the arrangements ass
made Is ttlll si work to secure the plaea to oahc
1a11Ees.
THE CINCINNATI rosTuAsTERsHu
Is attracting much attention. Scott Harrison hn
entered himself for Tic race. Colonel Taylor s1il
feels confident.
| FrnEn1I,oF Nh. HESHT.
The frne1nl Of Mr.. Frank Heusy took place TIL
afternoon. All OF the city papers and most Of Ii
prominent dalics Of the country were represented
Tue members Of the press attended the funeral
and went to the grave In body. The ferrtee va
vtrS imposing, and vas conducted b5 ur bogf
Ton, the Chaplain Of the House.
| TEE xoSEf ORDER sTeTEX.
Tte business Of forwarding money through III
mails, which has been carried Oh tJ the Post Ono
Depsr,uept etuec November Isl, 1885,. has Il Ia:
become 4 paying business. tbs returns fer tn
oua,ter ending September lah. showing thi
since it, Inauguration the business has pal
| ninety dollars over tho expenses. Tho nnslncs
pfomises to p.oducn in f1tura considerable rev
nuc, beaide being great convenience to the pu'
| lie. Dr.. Mxcdonel. Superintendent Of the None
Order 0moe, who has recently returned ho'
Europe, ray. that the Enslt.h money order s5sse1
has never yet been mfdc sclfsapporttng.
tur-nr1tSo ExyILnfEs.
.. | The Third Assistant Postmaster. General hi
. | lust completed arrangements for TIC reissue
thc self.rulIng stamped envelopes, which =!
. commence tu1mediate15. Circulars notisTtne It
public Of the fael will be semi to al the oflc'
! th,orchout fhc United Staser. THIS tm2roreme
! which this popular Invention e1ectsd In the lee
:. htlliy Of Tho supe:scnption and poEt-uasks ups
y letters, whilc was In use fsw ycars ASo. b
4 tncouIaced It's re-lntrodnclion.
KEW roXx1saIoSEH OF INpkAS AEFAIns.
, Ntsulxu7os, October 1~-lion. Louis 7. Bog
n | Of Missouri, tho new Commissioner Of Indian
' fnl1s, assumed tie duties Of his oAce tols moi
icE. -v..xor or,rn
= Sr,y York, Nov. i.-The Htrc.i's Nashin:t
.nccf,1 tave; Tic President has sl-nl4ca
fetsneral ske:idau his approval OF the spirit o1
: 'A'o Go1Sa uoxE 70 yoTE-
All the New Yo!k eas1ss IN ths 1seafa. ~ NJ,
pa,tncnt ase 70 zsesase & si4 ~ W,-,svS. @ " os ih'
whn 70 nIc n ported 10 10 Radicals.
= o.e,,,ehc. t.yc bccu 1cecived 1t the Navy
n. partu,ert, ron Resi- Admiral Pearson comma
10 ine the south Pacific s1naatton' g ~ Srs}isn r.
OF Cnlted States steamer toMnal1n. -. - II ,ro1
T. under date Of October 18Th, tNd report Ill wei