The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-07
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Insolence Of the PhilSaeipnia
Radicals.
Mr.,
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Arrival OF Southern Delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention.
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The! Expect Unqualified Endorsement Of
the Presidents Policy.
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Gen. CANDY Mentioned as the New
Assistant Secretary Of War.
Interaal Revenue Receipts for the
FaSt Week Nearly Ten
Million Dollars.

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few days ago the PTescen' forwarded through the
rost oacc TO VIM. r. Johnston ,'ell known throughout
tbe country Ex-Governor d fqupsyivana. COM
mission Collector OF the PORT Of PIN dephia BY the
COLLISION Of the Postmaster ut phade!.Ah this letter
was delivered TO unknown person natsed VIM. +.
johnson of Philadelphia Who it, doubtless andcr
inspiration from the Phsdeipha Dos master D. d. ToK-
ncy ard Others to write highly nsalt,ug reply to
The President declining the office The iniqnv Of the
business apparent, There be mistake in the
address u tho letter. aud II here person
when lie opened that II intended FOR him. but
FOR Ex-Governor Johnston Torney appears in the
Press with copy OF this fellow usulting letter the
President, which for and cansumnate wicked
ness, cclipecs the famous Jamison scarlet letter
In the same connection Mr. Thomas now holding the
office OF Collector at Philadelphia appears print with
letter dsputing the right OF the Executive To remove
him during the recess of Congress and ntnatng pur-
pose TO hold on TO the office all hazards Doubtless
ne will seen be brought 70 bs senses, new com
mission has been forwarded 10 Ex-Governor Johns
ton, which will probably reach its destination with
no further Interference mil Investigation has
been ordered into the cifcanislapces attending tho
delivery Of the former epis,le 10 this man johnson,
and probably the Postmaster who permitted such
nagran ampcring with official correspondence and
pired TO effect IT, no unquestooably did, will lose his
snice ia consequence
southern Delegates TO tho Philadelphia Con-
venti0n.
Large numbers Of Southern gentlemen, delegates
me Philadelphia Convention are daily arriving here
they represent good state Of fsein the South and
seenera anxiety that the Pladcp,s Convention shall
be the means Of bringing the two sections 70 better
understanding OF other Tho Southern delegates all
express disposition 10 into the Convention solev FOR
The purpose OF harmomzpg the conflicting clements IN
The nun Thavh have dan ID IN Ia md
ready to accept reasonable platform having any
claims nationality In It's character. They expect
unqualified endorsement OF the pocy hitherto pursued
by the President and will be satisfied should nothing else
be adopted.
Presidential Visitors.
The rush at the White House to-day at all
abated from last week Among ,hose who succeeded In
obtaining interviews with the President Attorney
General stansbcry and General slocun, Of New York.
Governor Sharkey, of Mississippi called, but did
succeed in getting In.
Feeling Of the Sailors IN Relation TO the Sol.
diers' Bounty Bill.
Considerable feeling manifested among the sailors Of
the navy and has crcpt in dispatches 70 the Navy
Department al the omission By Congress Of any recogui
OF the services Of that important In the late
The Bounty bill approprisng additional bounty
sf hundred dollars to soldiers makes no mention Of
the sailors nor they anywhere mentioned rewarded
FOR their equally rnertorious services
The New Orleans RIcss.
There is nothing important to-day nom New Orleans
General Sheridan reports all quiet and his investigation
INTO tho origin Of tho late not stn progressing he
considers prudent retain military supremacy until
he close Of his Investigations.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$685. 752 The receipts from the source for the
week ending August T. were 50. so3, 345
Insane Negroes the sonsh.
The sudden Transition from Freedom TO-
rether with the immense OF suffering incident
,herso 6iled 10 overlooking the lunatIc asyiums
he South despatch received todayat the Freed
mems Bureau from Governor Humphrey. Of Missis
uppl In answer 10 inquiry whether he could accom-
modaic any insane coIored psopIs that all the
ssylums we're fu that the state would take immed
ats steps 10 Increase the facilities for providing for
many as possible a that unfortunate ciass.
Foreign Bstlt Vessels and Our Registry Law.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has Just decided very
Interesting poiut 70 shpbuldsrs appears that some
timc aro vessel arrived nj Galveston, Texas having for
cargo The sections OF iron seamers together wth
he machinery which had been put together Glasgow
with bolts and afterwards taken 70 pieces and
shipped 70 this country Upon the ARRIVAL Of the vessel
d Galveston the fined 81 900 for poncoufor
nifty Of the Registry law and refused 10 admit the cargo
or the vessel Tho Secretary Of the Treasury, however
directed CoiioctOr 70 admu cSrEo ~ otuer
chandise upon the payment Of the duties impoeed by
law The steamers accordingly admitted, but the
question then arose whether marine papers be granted
The iron steamer the 10 vessels built In the
United States which the Secretary has ordered 10 be
Done thus establishing the precedent OF allowing vessels
pu, IN foreign eoansyiss and imported iato The Omitted
States The bsncat Of our Registry law.
The Fisherics.
Commander Cooper Of the United States "a WI
nooski, has reported 10 the Department his arrival a.
Portsmouth, n. H., after . cruise In The Gulf Of 81.
Lawrence, having msde a. circuit 81 Prince Edwards
1sland Brsds,s, 0plius Banks and thence To tho
Magdaiencs, whsrs be remained ten dnys AZ n was .
general rendssvoes Of tho fishing Zee, during
that part of the He had communicated with $50
American fishing vs~sei two-thds of which had pro.
anred English licenses He reports the very
backward and ash scarce. Many vessels wi return
without half cargo Three EsEllsh war vessels are
stationed In and about the VIC nifty Of Prince Edwards
Islasd Commander Cooper treated with great
courtesy by Admiral Sir James Hope. n Hafax, who
psccd At his disposal all ha, his nsvaltdepos afforded
TIC soldiers and the 1acensr Tax.
Infernal Rsvenue Commissioner Rollins has issued the
e,ng crcusr relative 10 the special income tan due
from soldiers
wArnrvoroS July a. fses
mo following Joint resolution o. Congress, approved
uIy as issa is printed for The information and rud
ros ~ oscsrs Of Inssrnsl Revenue Assessors and cot
Iec,orx accordingly take notice that sssd special m
com, tar of per cent irnposed by the Joint rcson
ton NJ sniy 1894 bc further enforced AGAINST
oers and sod IN the service ~ The United States
who have been hoaorsbiy discharged tnerefrom - All
neea said haa been assss.cd against onieera
or soldiers rho have been honurnbv discharged from
the rervlce and the sI unpaid collectors
i present 70 this once 10 the proper manner
ioss RESOLUTION to prevent m. further q q.
joint resolution No a. approved July st against onss
United states who have hunorably
ssrhsrrsd relieve them ron the further payment
Of special nve cen. income tar impoed thereby
uroved inly' 4 1884 special income tar q ~,
,@r cent On ali incomes exc~rd Nc go directed
n Dr assessed and collected. sud wss enforced
r-n~ssly upoa al citizens accessible V ae reyvnns.
ria ~ se scvs Of The country AMI whereas nc'
the arn'es snd the ds
benrns ~ the frder~l soldiers W their home
said ~ being with manifest hardship ss~ess~d sna cot
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