The New York herald., 1866-09-07

WAslINGfUN, SepI. ., Isto
General ShegidnR's Adnlinst ration Satisiact-
nt -hS


have started to disturb the confidential relations
existing between that distinguished officer and all
branches or the government because of the dissatsac
on of parties with General Sherdans in
New Orleans Nothing known here in the highest official
circles now present Washington of such messages
having been sent General Sheridan. That officer
but recently reassgned to the command Of that depart
nent his wishes having previously been consulted
He has not since expressed any desire TO be recalled
The very natterng opinions entertained OF him by Gene
raj Grant, the President and the War Department would
most unquestionably prompt 20 compliance with any
reasonable wish he might express; but as he has not
desired to leave his present posi- and as General Grant
has special for desiring him 10 remain there the
fallacy of tho rumor referred TO is apparent
The PoliticnI Aspect OF Pennsyivana.
The following extract from private letter written
by prominent and well known republican OF Pennsyl-
vania 10 friend in this city:
HsaRsBuRc Sept. 8, 1885,
Since my arrival here have seen leading and promi-
nent men both of the Johnson republican and demo-
cratic sides from different parts Of the State, who give
encouraging accounts from their several districts Mr.
Lowry, elected Mayor ofosburg by the radicals IS here
as member of the johnson State Committee. He
saws they have formed a Union ticket in Allie hany
nty of conservative republicans and democrats and
feel confident Of cccting their whole ticket lie says
they count eleven hundred changes from the rad
the support OF the Presidents policy. Thus you
will perceive that in county that gave nearly six thou
sand majority for Curtin friends now feel confident
of carving the election give you this evidence
Of tho changes now going on in our state am only
speaking now as to local tickets in the eyclal dis
rcts How this win Affect the election Of General Geay
am prepared say; but will say that the election
will be very close one Geary Will have hard fight
and may be elected. As II stands row IL rs about an
even thing.
III addition to the above and in explanation Of the ap-
parent OF Gearys strength that Of the local
radical tickets 1t is we'll known here in Washington that
General Geary is in wise radical but is strongly
supported by many eminent and influential adminstra
on men, on the understanding that hc will follow his
instincts elected and pursue conservative policy
Ono Of his personal frcnds just from Philadelphia says
ceary expressed himself intensely dsgusted beng
compelled appear III the amalgamatcd con-
vcntion and share the honors with Anna Dick
lnson Fred Douglass ana the other disciples OF
peculiar isms. The truth is he is trying 10 ride both
the radical and conservative hobbes fact which may
leak before tho election and cause unpleasant
stampede OF his supporters.
Too Much specie in the Treasury.
The Secretary Of the Treasury finding himself in pos
session OF sevcny-sIx millions of dollars ii specie
with prospect that the will be increased TO
nearly hundred millions during the present month is
much embarrassed in consequence His former adven-
In selling surplus coin not having mot tho approval
OF congress tho people, and having failed TO
plsh the purpose for which Il thrown upon tho
market, admonlshcs him avoid rel oiiion Of the
pertinent. On the other hand IL he continues TO hoard
the in the government vaults tho Treasury
will lose upwards Of half million interest mon-y
monthly 1t does appear that tho Secretary has
yet lelcrmincd upon any plan cf exricaton from the
embarrassment His scheme Tor the conversion Of ont
standing scven-thities into vetwenties would DC great
y trapimcled by any considerable imned ac reduction
of tho premium on gold which would propabiy result
from throwing thirty forty Millions the market
Hence he seems the and sacrifice
the interest
General Wool and the Cleveland Convention
of Soldiers and sailors. .--..
Major General Wool having been invited 10 attend the
soldiers and Sailors Convention at Cleveland returns
the following reply .-....
Troy, sept. 4, 1866.
| 10 GEoRE Err, Chairman, &c -
prE SIR hasten 70 ply TO your invitation of tho
ID INST 10 mceung Of tho soldiers and sailors Of the
army and navy who in favor Of tho restoration policy
lsth inst Il viii afford great pleasure u attend the
meeting, ~hch intend 4 70 do whether invited not
o.her civil var slod i take ri place ,SI Il y would
he more terrible than the onY from which
nave 1 snSsr 70 s agSn w1aa p sna as
md mil tary dictator From The meeting OF officers,
soldiers aud sailors 10 take place the l,th INST an
tcpate the favorable rcsuls IL Il lees rirht
and proper than Indispensable that the people OF the
Union should kaow the opuiois, ceilings and scnt
| incns OF those who have olercd thor lives sacr
| ico ~ tneir cognry.
have the honor , 70 BE- yry vop roSSgecsay your oSc
General 1Iendess staff. ....-..-..
The following officers announced the Generals
star OF the Department OF the East-Brevet Brgadier
General simeon Barstow, Captain and Acting Quarter
master United states Army, Acting Assistant Adjutant;
RTegct Lieutenant Colonel George Meade, Captain and
AidleCanp, First Lieutenant, Ninlh Infantry, ABIDE
Camp; Brevct Major Campbell d. Emory. Captain Ninth
Infantry, Adds.Camp Rrovct Brgadicr General George
II. CroSsman Assistant QlarcrmaseT General United
staics Army, CHIEF Quarcrassr nreyet Brgadicr Cen
1 V,.ap
United states Army, Inspector General Brcyet Grisacr
General John W. cuyier, Surgeon UoteJ states Army,
Medical Director Brevet Brrstier General G l.. XII.
bourEe Assistant complssary General Of Subsistence
CHIEF commssTy OF Subsistence. ....f
Appointments.
Colonel Calhoun N Berrlnscr has bceu appointed As-
scssor of Internal Revenue for the Second dstrc; of
renasylvania. .ta.,t'.,....' 'r't'...-'.'
captain " Il. New, formerly 10 Charge Of the xini
brorch The Treasury Department, has been appointed
10 ~ The vacancy caused by tho death of VIM Matthew'S
heretofore in charge q the administration Of The laws
relating 70 Tic inspection of steamships, Sc.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day wcrc
sI,i2a,9g2
How Invalid Internal Revenue Paper. Nav
be Aindc Valid.
The new internal Revenue law contains a provision
that all papers which are executed in nsurrcclonary
states before the cstabl sment Of collection districts
theroin which ny aid for want of stamps, may bc
rendered valid W nNng the proper stamp NJ any time
before ihe st " January 1851 In this connection Tho
time for establishing dsrlc,s 10 the insrrrcciionayy
states becomes important. II Is as follows Alabama
May 10 lso,; Florida, Nay 4, 1865; Mississippi June
iss5; Nosth Carolina, Aay 70, 1sdj; south Carolina
uay 80, 1885, Arkansas, Msyoh I, 1856; Georgia Nay
90 1866 Tennessee February Z, 1906 Iouisiana Feb
raary IG. is53, Iexas Juno s, 1866, s..
In the following counties OF vlrsNh The period =,
which they constituted into collection ds,res
october -. 1854 viz--Frclcriek, Loudon Prince vii
lam, Nunsemord, Norihuaberisnd, Ming ami queen
Ncw Kent, Warsick, Accomac, rrnc'ss Anne Srenan-
doah, Warren, Fauqiicr, Richmond, Mddiesos GUu
l-t..- Lil,ahcLn NnrLlnLn IsLe ~