New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
WASHINGTO



nd suite to Chicago 10 Douglas Monument ceebra
braton have agreed upon and follows
The party leaves here tie 1880 train on Tuesday
Aug % arriving at Philadelphia 30 oelock M Inc
party remain in that city until O'Clock the next morning
"WEDNESDAY when they leave for NewYork arriving at the
tntter place Thursday Aug 80 Leave NesHo1k VIA
Hudson River steamer the morning and arrive al Apay
On the evening Friday Aug 81 leave Albany IN the morning
or Auburn via Schenectady Utica and yraeuse SATURDAY!
Sept l. leave Auburn for Niagara Falls via GENEVA
Csnandaigua. Rochester Brockport Albion and Lock
port. Remain at Niagara Fails Sunday, and leave
There on Monday moraing Sept Buffalo where they halt
fo hours then proceed Cleveland via Erie ana
Dunkirk arriving Cleveland the evening Tuesday
Sept leave Cleveland in the morning for Detroit via To
}oo stopping the hours OF Toledo Wednes-
nav Sept s. leave Detroit Ann Harbor Jackson, Mar
shall Kalamazoo and Michigan CITY, arriving al Chicago
ut about O'Clock il the evening. Mr. Seward is the only
member Of the Cabinet that has positively arranged TO accom-
p3ny the President but there probability that Postmaster
Randall and Secretary NcCuooh may be Of the
pany gnfceut passenger built for Mr. Lincoln
a. to convey the Presidential party through the trip How
long Mr. johnson viii remain in Chicago determined
but not two probably He mas been urged to visit
Madison wisoona after he gets through Chicago and he
will doubt accept the invitation. Returning TO Washing
ton is understood the President will Indianapolis
Cincinnati Columbus and Pbu gh It is also understood
shat the trip from NewYork to Albany the party viii stop
ht Yves, Point where there will be military review and
Holaton served ul Gen MeCuEm, to have the conduct
Nj. Stewards family to be Of The company.
sssss-,,sss1s- PERSONAL
Frank Blair LEI. heye this morning for Philadelphia
The city to-day remarka F quiet the hotel arrivals
nave any day the past Eve years The trains
arriving the South this evening crowded but the
parties all their way PHI adepha This morning.
train took away those here who intended be at the Conven
toa and all attention rated in that direction.
Secretary McCGloch returned this morning. His trip ex.
tended via cutter NorherDer Portsmouth, thence by rail
10 his old homestead Kenaebuuk. Me.
MsjorG Gen. James II. Wilson is in town, stopping with
Gen Porter Of Gen. Grants STAFF
QUEEN EMMA.
The feature Of day is the arrival of Queen Emma
and suite consisting Miss Srurgiu, C. Gordon Hopkins
Iiurry and COast w T. Ode ny The evening train from
NeW.York. TIE private carriages OF Messrs Chadwick
To owiards conveyed the party TO tta hotel where ae
Queen was received by AtorneyGeu sansbuy on behalf oil
buy Government the following elegant and aPpTor
Bte speech:
Your Majesty. Queen Enma:sAs the Representative Of
the Secretary of State, WsO Is necessarily absent
trom the city 1 have the honor to convey 70 your
M'y the welcome Of the President and people to our eour
Try and its seat OF Government am directed by the Pres
dent express to your Majesty the gh appTeeaon 81 y9sr
efforts 10 promote the growth Of civilization and Christianity
among your people He halls your estys VISIT as ole OF
ocisl OF dpouae Character vet exercise wholesome in
huence upon foreign relations The President desou OF
~ person will have the honor to recey your esy at ne
Executive manon tomorrow such hour as your MaJes!
may Pie'se to appoint
= - which Her Majesty quiet musical voice Tepheo as
follows ,.,.-...,....,
: Ne sEcRETARY thank you for h,se kiRa NV
and peg ySu to e0m@qIess 10 Ia" e rs placed
efforts and that will do myself be honor 70 co"
Tie Executive Mansion al o'clock 10 morrow evening
Tue Queen was dressed heav broche silk s,Ooned and
trahng whole attire ehaSte, RICH and Eymmetrie
The splendid suite OF parlOrs fronting the have been
set apart for her use Mrs Attorney Gen. Stansbury doing
he bonor cards de ve from all the notabhs IN town
are being arranged for The band Of the 9Th Cavalry are
serenadng the gushed and large crowd have
sssubsd greeting her visit with cpPing Of hands and
eheers
REMOVED.
d. IT, Bingham, Secretary Of the Loyalists Union
Committee who called the Convention in Philadelphia
Bspber has removed from his position in the Treas
ury Department OF his connection With that Conven
s s keevu activity IN bringing Union men from Alabama
Ais home to testify befoe Reconstruction Committee as to
She fitness condition Of that State TO be admitted into the
Union Capt Bingham very vel posted as to the frauds
HAT have been committed through State by cotton agents
and could furnish much information the Joint Committee
aeho are to investigate that subject If called upon.
PROMOTED.
Brcvet Brig Gen Charles H. Howard Assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmens Bureau has been appointed
90 majority Of the regiments Of cooree cavalry
MILITARY.
In complance with the recent order Of the War
ssmeu rearr the commands Of the different mil
ftary depamen Candy has assumed command OF the
Dsprtuent of Washn gton Woe Brevet hsjorGeD Augur
ARREARS OF PAY-DIsIOYAL HEIRS.
The Second Controller of the Treasury has decided
that arrears pay and bounty cannot be paid heirs
can such heirs be passed and payment made TO the
next person in the Of Inheritance prescribed by the act
f Juv H. 1862 In the which called forth the above de-
,son he saws that the case Is similar 10 that OF non
Of the United States nasmuch the act referred to
for the payment the heir resident IN the order
<reserbed that provision made IN any law 10Y
p.ss,ng over dsloyal herr and that II such cases the
,noaey reyerts to the United States
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were
3a.O5J t63 o.
THE INDIANS.
Col f. II. Levenworth, Agent OF the klowa,
Apaches and Camanehe Indians 10 Arkansas and Iexa
reached here ming after absence with his tribes OF
three yea represents that there have been no depreoa
lions committed upon whites the past year, a.
though with Texans the tribes very unrendy. Mrs
Spragus who was carried of some two years since
bad returned to her people the past month and
eight children have also been given up. leaving
Two jim Weed and Mary Hall, still unsceounted for The
9oeyeunes reports VERY much dsstsfed about the Smoky
HI treaty and the running Of tine Union Pacific railroad
through game country They very hostile toward It,
ad tas Colonel they win submit psaceaby it.
he proposition them in place upon Goyenmnet
kaoas no says economical one, hut idea they
a. present everything quiet bu he looks long, for
Greabs from this tribe 90