The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-15

peace and happiness Of the country will not permit OF
my holding any eqnivocal attitude IN respect 70 ~
suring you of my personal regard and appreciation OF
the uniform courtesy have received frem yon1 nm
very respectfully, yours Sc, ". DENNisoS.
IHE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE MASsaos, WASHINGTON, y. y,
July H. 1865
SR-Yonr resignation OF the Office of Postmaster 6ene
raj rendered in letter Of the nth inst nereoy
accepted Fully approaching your kind assurance OF
psTSona per regard am very ssb hSbREW aaS JOHNSON
To The Hon WILLIAM BEsSrsoS, Washington, D. Q
THE RADICAL CAUCUS.
The caucus OF the radicals to-nght was not so largely
attended the former owing probably TO the extreme
of the evening Long before the hour Of meeting
tho han and all It's approaches carefully searched
fUf lurking reporters and double guard was placed AZ
al tho outor doors OF representative wing. Anybody
bearing tho slightest resemblance HERALD cores
pondent was quickly spotted and put under close sur
yalance Not only no forbidden TO enter within the
shade Of the Capitol door but detective was put upon
his track to watch his movements in the grounds. The
meeting was somewhat turbulent, there being very
wide Divergence Of opnion and sentiment among the
membcrs The committee appointed at tho previous
meeting bad been unable - agree upon report but the
majority favored early adjournment on the score Of
policy stang that It would ruin the party before the
people were they to rsmln here in session all summer
with no other ostenstle object than 70 watch the
heads Or few Insignificant Office holders. More
over while this being done the individual
interests Of the members we're suffering Most
OF the members OF the lower house desired 70
ret home look after their reelection therefore IL
seemed cxpedent q tie majority that carly adjourn
mcnt should be had The minority thought the interests
Of tic party required that at least the senate should re-
main here They BID been unable to Ak upon plan by
which the Of executive power office hold
ers, could be restrained, except by the presence of
tho perIan
time for reflection some plan could be axcd up
They, therefore opposed 10 an immediate
adjournment The reception Of the reports was followed
by animated discussion, in which much bitterness
OF feeling against the President manifested The
following resolution was introduced
Resolved, That is expcdient that Congress adjourn
on Monday, the I'D inst
After considerable discussion tins resolution was
adopted The ban Of secrecy then removed from
the members far the proceedings relating 20 the
| adjournment concerned. The meeting then ad.
| jonrnod
REPORTED DISCLOSURES OF CABINET SECRETS BY
SECRETARY HARLAN.
The Crstit,tioaai Uaon OF yesterday says"wc have
the best authority in stating that at the OF cal
members of Congress held Wednesday evening letter
read purportng have been written by the secre
tary of the Interior which elaboratey detailed
saon which place in the Cabinet Of always
considered, tionay from hs origin Of the govern
mcnt and between gentlemen, unless by consent pub
Lefty authorized purely, strictly and religousy conf
denaln Tho Presidents private secretary Is said to
havo addressed Mr. Harlan note in relation 10 the
| above, and requested its denial II untrue.
BILLS APPROVED ny THE PRESIDENT
The President has approved the following named bills
dcclaratory OF the Law Of bountyTo amend the act
making grant land to the state Of Minnesota TO ard
in the construction Of railroad from 81. Paul TO Lake
for support Of the army for the year ending June 90
1867 providing for making tho OF whitehall New
York delivery and relating to pilots and pilot
| regulations
The Internal Revenue BILL which one hundred
and nf,yone large sheets Of parchment presented
TO the President yesterday and received his approval
NoMiSArIoSs CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
Tho Senate In executive session to-day confirmed the
nomination OF John r Foster, Collector of Customs
for the District Of Wilmington, N. G., and VIM. W. Bel
knap bc Collector OF Internal Revenue for the First
| district OF Iowa
APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments made to-day:-A. w.
Randall Wisconsin TO be Postmaster General; = r.
Hewlett, Secretary OF Idaho Territory Charles A Har
rington, Postmaster at Albion n Y; Jos. b upham,
Collector OF Customs al Portsmouth, n. II
APPOINTMENT OF ExAaSrNG SURGEONS OF THE
PENSION BUREAU.
The COMMISSIONS OF Pensions has us made the Col.
lowing appointments Of Examining Surgeons Of tho
Pension ureau:-Doctors Daniel Newcomb Palestine
Ill Allen NJ Pierce, Peoria, NJ, and John " Foye
Boston, Mass.
FINANCIAL MATTERS.
Tho internal receipts to-day were sss6,9SS. The
cep;s FOR the week ending to-day 81 $40, us.
The receipts from customs al tho ports Of Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the week ending the
7,h inst follows
- ..o, 90
lbosAon 80
Ihflhdtpna
Baitlthote l-4'0"
Tho disbursements of the Treasury of the
War, Navy and Interior departments in The week ending
July a. are follows