The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-24
Of Another Army
Paymaster.
Effect Of the Herald's Recommendation "a
Adopt the Constitutional Amendment.
ITS WISDOM GENERALLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
rhe Pressure on the President to
Accept Tt.
NE EvlNcEs A DISPOSITION TO YIELD.
sc. &C. &c.

wAsiusGroS Sept. %, ls05
Settlement of the DinlcuIty Between the
United States and Brazil and the Argentine
Republic.
Recent news from south America brings the important
intelligence that ths difficulty between the United states
government and Brazil aud the Argentine Republic has
been happily terminated IL will DO remembered that
our Minister to Paraguay, Mr. washburne returning
to his post when stopped by the allied forces
who we're bockading tho Paraguay river The United
States government, on learning the facts Immediately
and e,nph aoay that he should be allowed %
proceed and that 10 prevent him would be regarded as
violation both OF international and courtesy aud
Of international In view OF these representation,
stated good authority that the allied govern
ments have withdrawn their opposition, and that Mr.
washburne has accordingly passed through the blockade
and proceeded up the river 10 his post
Ogiciai Intciiiacnc. from Mexico.
Mr. Romero has received to-day dispatches from Vera
Cruz witt taes OF the 12h inst, containing the follow
Ing nfori. The French were fortlfying the city
OF Vera Cspz on the approaches the Mexican
soldiers came 40 near the city thought TO be IN
| dareer IL cap,rrn The steamer Panama, from ~
Nnsaire rehchc. Cruz the 10th. shc took on
hnnare. and thirty French soldiers for Mexico
lhe news from ibs interior is most gloomy for naxi
milan and The French Their former partisans dc
scrtinp them by tho hundreds.
Sr Romero also received oics dispatches from CHI
huahua up tho 27th uit Presdeut Juarcz hs Calumet
and making prcparaiiops 10 rcmovc 70
Monterey, 10 establish there the national government
The city Of Durango had been abandoned by the main
French force there Only Ave hundred men remained
President Juarex had sent a c,pcdi,ion against Du
range, aud expected TO be In persecution Of tho
city
Tbs Official paper of Chihuahua, u tho 24h ulti mo-
publshes some correspondence bet~ean the Mexican
and tho French Gcnarai Douay In REGARD 20
the exchange ef prisoners appears that the Mexican
government has been willing agrccIuen,
about general system Of exchange, wbiie the French
General declines soert propositions made to him.
| although tho who ara applied ior partial
exchange.
Another Heav, Dcfsic.siop nv an Army Pay
II has transpIed thai United States paymasler OF
tha regular army late chief of important dDrci has
dishonesty appropriated 10 his own a. very largo
amount OF coupons attached 70 -svcn thlrea, cutting
them % previous TO paying them out 10 the troops of
hts dsr ct The paymastor held the bonds back until
January interest accrned, distributing them hogh-
ou, several remote states minus the coupon adlunc
which he fconoosiy retained for his private use
and gain II understood tha, charge, have been pre-
frrcd against him al Washington, and that bnt little
time can capss before the public will be fully appra~d
az the facts The Involved many tboasand
dollars
PreSnineas New workers IN wa-hinTten.
Collector smytbe, of New York. arrived here this
morning. and after interview with the eccrstary of
The Treasury, returned 10 New York this evening.
Postmaster Kelly aud Thuriow Weed also arrived herr
this morning, and stul In the city. The msslon o.
these gcsllenep 10 the capital this unknown
but n gives rise 10 endless conjseturca Tuho~ had
pro,rseieS in,srv~w with the President this evening
Psrsher Changes Of Once Hslaer. Ursed IN
Maine and New Hampshire.
large number Of the most prominent supporters Of
the Presidents cy In Maine anf Ncw Hsmpmhlrs In
GLIDING Hon Charles A. Shaw. the Mayor of Bddsford
Maine; General Roberts, Of Rapgor: Colonel Gomsey,
recently of Governor consys sian: Hon. - NJ Evest
Of Portland; Major Mann, d 0orham Hon DaD,si
Marcy, Of Portsmouth, Mayor of haBobs.tsr and oshsrv
now here urging further changs of government
ofnoo holders IN tbo-s stA,@-
Camps to Be Preserved Ne Memeste~s Of the |
T~rvtbie Past.
Camps Convaiesoent and Distribution. names familiar
thousands who took sctive part the lss struggle
for ths p~rpe,aanon ef Tho Union, have grown 70 ba
such mporan, features Va the history ~ ,hs terrible
past thai tbe government sutboritiss manifest dlspa~i
ton 10 prcscrye them n memenioes remind hoss
who shared their maagsr hespisaIue~ vbsn
future they nay yisl them, ~ The days whsn they
rregsied there eharacien u eonvaIssosp,s ssx
Into depot for the receipt of negro recruits for thu
regular srmy. Already very nearly regiment ef
ooIored troops qparsered tbers
G~svsescws's Cens~~rrisi PHsmre IN Peril.
The nelghborng my of Georgetown has oceanons hia
~ anrissy Tor ~ commercial fatare Involved % s
powerful nHueDce essrcised over Il BY ibs w.<s
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Tho buHin~s. men a
0eorscsovp hartor feeling q l~aoasy regard ihs
growing nporAnce and ineraaslng bsraas prsspesss %
AjctandriA rbess feelings q rivalry have rso~ny tssn
brought " lssas BY ne dlsp-on made ~ The sgse
feet bridge he FDsomsc which has for long ims
b~sn m NE po~ss.ason % tho ssssrai government M "
oaiglsy and Csnsral n ~ wss tha initsr fornsry
provc~s xsrvhsi " AlessrdrA. months ago -.
Alssd lsAao from nss Chesapeake an1 Ohio Canal
Company n the Aqusaues brsdgs fvA lem n aln~y
year. sBd have bssn sDdesverng obtain poss~s
non from s govcrnsnqet vfA lhs inlsnser N rspsf
pg snd opening n % tr1nstorssslor, r~sssvag teg
Ihervfor fBs sypo1jon offered by the eorDsralloa
nsscbsn. ~ c@orxssosn V u~ oogset - s~ur
as.sy and We'd. hss lonx prevsslsd them from ~nv.
ng any soocs~fsi rsruh bat u. rgysrnBsal has a.
es xsh sscis@d ihs ~ ooDssnnng tara ever
Ne Aqs@5aes " the lsrsseH sDd Iossesson. 10 assA
wn b. rsvsn % TIE zTsb w the epsslng ~ thO
Agssfsas brsss 70 irs1s 0.rrsso~n ~ln - 49,, |
ss rbs terminus of sbs cbsapssss snd oNs g a..
sdssstsss beng thssshy ussy ,,,.a "a =.
more forsnsts rival, AisrsadrA