, 1866-11-27

Will the President. which occ1rred Neek before
last, In regard 10 tho question OF amnesty md auf-
fIaEt, was Of very earnest ana significant char
ae'er. IL IL Understood that the General took
strong grounds aga1nst tue scheme, as IN uttceis
unssfc nne on which 10 restore the rebels to
poNer; and further, that be urged Ar. Johnson to
accept ard recommend the Constitutional Amend
1neut a. fair and Just plan Of RECONSTRUCTION
Ho took the ground that the people had declared
fdr it In unnIstasable teEua In the elections aud
II would be exceedingly rnwise 10 disregard their
wishes a. thus expressed, To n1l this IL Is sAld
the Prts1deut listened without indicating his osn
vtesFs, bu, le4riag decided impression upou the
mind OF the General, that his advice had not pro-
duced the least elicit. It Is known that General
Grant Is OF the opinion that enough Of the south
en States woatd Immediately raligy the Amend
fneut to mako 1t part Of the Constitution, pro-
Sidod Mf. johnson should eise It bis support.
TIE Fon1ucoHSd nEFouT or TIE aEcHErAEI OF
Tnk TREASURY.
Too great care cannot be taken IN financial cir.
elss to prevent being led astray by sensation der
patches Of the forthcoming report Of the Secretary
Of The Treasury. There ara many operators here
who are spreading reports merely to further theis
own in'esett. Those here, who know, do not
look for any change ia Mr.. McCu1loch's manage
ment. While The report If complete, It is under
Etood That the dnai ehaping has not been given.
Tbs ohls indication OF lis character springs from
the Impressions Of Johnton men,
TIE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
They do rot expect hu7 PRESENT change In the
ftstceuts policy regarding foreign relations.
The Kcpubftlaus secn disposed to 1tdIcule this
fdca, nld say That any attempted sensational d.
vcIeion On 1ohnsons part will fall pesfcc1ly dead
on the counter.
HISS CLARA BARroN,
whotc Efforts ID thu te'd for sick and wounded
aDiEjhfH ri hH At Ara .d,,1
nare Known and rcse,ed throughout lhe army,
stark West to give sesics ct lectures apon her
extended observations in the war.
LAND fou THE rAc1r1c RAILROAD.
The General taEd 0a1ce hiss In preparation a
list Of land reserved for the Pacific Ralsoad pos.
seEsiEg IL the aggregate dorly-two thousand fou1
hundred acres.
PRIZE MONET.
The prize money due the officers and seancn ol
tic United States steamer Monticello, by the cap.
tnre Of twenty-five bales Ut cotton on TIC 9TH Of
July, is ready for distribution BY the Fonrth
Auditor.
The President To-day appointed Thomas II.
Benton Assessor Of Internal l,cseuue fos The Sixth
DistIic. Of Iowa.
1t Is expected that the monthly statement Of the
public debt. on tho first proxlmo, will show a
further decrease Of from n!teeu to twenty millions
ofao1taIe.
TIE pAnH xxros177eN.
NAsHISG70x, Nostnate. eG.-AIf. Beekwith. the
agent OF the Cul,ea Sta'es 1t the lsrs Exposition
writes to Mt: pesbJ that exashitors should be
ss.r,D! 70 marx III, sekksges een4 ~!.h he nau,
they can te forwarded ~ they arc wauted without
opcnIbE. rfomptncss In forwarding coni5jbn.
,ionr to Nj. Derby At New York Ii deemed very
At TIE NATIONAL counsx.
There VA. anhther rare over lhe National course
to day. t~o local horses. Lady Clements aud lin
noihsnE extraordinary, but there was good deal
Of c1eitsment among lhosc IN at'enaaace. on nc.
best two IN three. lady Clements won the 1rst
Ut al In ZIG; Unknown the second In ess, and he
aleo VOL the third IN s:N.
NAsu1EaroN, November s6.-Retusns received
al .be general Land Once show that during The
month Of October, 40,sss aczes Of the puhlie
1xG:a acres At BroWns,I,Ie aud NrbTsska: Total,
s1,io aeIcs., The greater portion Of the lauds
were located with A9rn1llural College scrip. aad
taken up for actual settlement under the Qoma.
stead law. The Commissioner has under pre-
pa,at1on a 1iet which will eeon be prescntea to
,Ss ?, ns T
embracing +, ,oN acres.
dent has gisen 10 Mrs thompson permission 10.
Ecr lushapd. Jacob Thompson. 10 reip511 homo
2his is unt1uc. Hc pos,avcly refused to Givs
I anI tIen pcIMass1oo, ont taad loonneoa Plus
Ake lne consequences 81 returning a olaeE prom
lntnt It be1e ft1l abroad.
rost1As7xRs nE4ovED,
na.1n: NC PAL ,nseE ua!s apous sSsen;s Fost
emaller ciats OF Offices. among tho new appolnt
mens* .te The following: Hiram Edseao1: Frank
In; n. VI Wn: Il. iarkes. unsai'!a. n. Y; 4onl
field. kenuebcc, Me.
WAsnlsa1os, November sa-Nothine dean't'
nen s II re,sion s he ci.. ot os ndemn, % re-"
Ing out o. The dcprraat!ohs committed on !Aneri
can con,mttee iy the Alabama and othor :cbc
t+sW esu the two Governments. The present b:it
ist Ministry. however. show better disposition
Than the former one In the consideration Of th
raa71AI1rT q 7nc AWARDING or c1.txs Aa4us.;
GOVERNMENT.
NEW Yong. November 2G.-1hc Mfald's Wash
tSs Il eaa. eses II
entered into Ivy claim SCENTS and certain clerk. Il
te depa!tnen:E tayfnE eharEs Of fhe tc:t1encn
rited here: il j. charged th.t thssc eicFk.. whs
have aeecse to The tnustsr-Folls n9 ttt aEmy scsc
FUN the rolls the naMes Of officer. arrcaEins
elsi.a: : to9 .resss q pa?, "a eaass +aeb MI
:anc ling sueecs,Ing the name oi claim aesI
tins throwing Into the hands Of the claim ayeat
] alasEc amount OF bn''pe.s i Is snp2;s1a tha
Arrival o. SOUTHERN toNoHEssxkS.
| WAsh1Sc1oS, November s'.-Sou;ov1m member
q Conctc&s e!cct arc a!1tstus tn this city. n"n
I hfeht. lie reports that The material !rts.e.ts 0
Te1a. arr Aouri=htrE. end that the people genet
| ally are In good spIritt.
nErtNCr rEo4 txrohTs,
The revenue from Imports dung the mast yea
ioosr up faa.0p,WD. il j. cslnsaird thai H.
! receipts Of Goods I'd! isii ehor,
DEMAxn ron n4u IN SEpnasE4,
| The eit,zent OF Southern Neb.aska have bccom
service ivstotcd nom Nebraska C1ty to Fo,t Krar
ncy. A rrsIleat OF 1be former plscr has rccr4t1
! submitted memorial to the Post plicc depart
"Scl1eska CRY contaihx pDpnlation Of 500
| trhAtitaIts. According to the spnual reports y
thn Neh. nsle t-t.r JTsrd ~ Trn.1a ,he srAy