The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-19
WASHING TON.
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Further Efforts to Harmonizt Between tho
President and Congress-.
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Both Parties Willing to Compromise all
Difficulties.
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A POLITICAL COUP DErAT EXPECTED.
RECALL OF THE FRENCH MINISTER
DO. &c. DC.
A POLITICAL COUP vErAT EXPECTED.

Result Of sno Recent Consultations mt the
White House.
Statements made to-day by . number Of the leading
representative men Of both the republican and demo-
cratic parties tend to confirm the few limitations that
have leaked out from the consultations 1t the
White House that the President Ia the Of grand
coup djct that will crafty his friends and bewilder his
ensmies II 10 safe TO conclude. At tho very least that
there is earnest desire both SIDES TO settle upon
some feasible plan OF securing harmonious action
between Congress and tho Executive in the future.
Efforts to Remove United States Marshal
DOdd.
large political delegation from Troy s In WASH
ngton, laborng induce the President TO remove Mr.
Dodd United States Marshal for the Northern District Of
New York II is question whether they will succeed,
view OF the determination said 10 be arrived at
by Mr. johnson In regard TO removals from Office.
Recall of the Marquis De MOnthOl0n-IIis
Successor.
Mr. Berthemy, formerly Chief of Cabinet for Mr. Thou
while Minister Of Foreign Affairs atterly Minister
10 China succeeds tho Marquis de Monthoon, who has
received his instructions repair TO Lisbon. It Is to be
regretted that the Marquis leaves His long residence
in this country and his knowledge of Its manners and
customs have made him very acceptable. He married
American lady, the daughter OF General Gratiot. His
knowledge of Mexican affairs, having resided there for
Bome time during the usurpaton OF Macmillan,
dered him particularly t at the present time whom the
lnairs of that republic about eliminating in the
Downfall Of the socaled empire The departure OF the
Marquis will be OF great regret his
friends here in this country
Personal.
Mr. John Morrissey arrived this morning. He has
been the guest of Hon S. j. Randall, member elect from
Philadelphia
General Thomas c Dcvin goes California to assume
command OF the Eighth United States cavalry. He leaves
New York on Tuesday.
Colonel Frank has filed his bonds in the office OF Sec
etary OF State rs United States Marshal for Hakodad
pan.
Mr. r. A. South wick, member OF the New York bar,
Is appointed the Diplomatic Bureau OF the De-
artment Of State.
H. r. De La Rentrio has just returned 10 this city
rom Mexico whcro he has been sojoufnng Tor the past
pw months ~
General Rawiins has returned from Cincinnati
10 Opposition from General Grant to the
Reiustafement of>(senernl Sweeny.
The report tina. General Grant objected the renstatc
aent of General sweeny Is absolutely false On the
bntrary General Grant desired General Sweeny TO be
omoted to a higher grade than the one he. formerly
bid In the regular army.
Ensign Kane Dismissed from the Service.
Acting Ensign A. Kane, United States Navy, late Of
% United States steamer Mackinaw, yesterday
sfnssed from the United States service His dismissal
suited from the report or court OF inquiry recently
Nd board the United States steamer BenyilIe at
Irt au Prince, Haytl Mr. Kane having letters OF
conmendaton OF previous good conduct and faithful
fvicos up TO the time OF his Hayden difhcuty. has
ed an application to tho President for pardon.
Another Connterfeiter Arrested.
A pc rson named T. T. Rein OF Williamsburg, N Y,
been arrested by OF the vigant detectives Of the
easury Department. for counterfctng United States
lotionai currency. A plate for City cent stamp
and in his possession. II was absrac,ed from the
|nting bureau OF the Treasury Department ,t
edincation ofthc Quarantine Regulations at
Havana.
the Consul General At Havana writes 10 the Depart
ut of State, under date Of November Q, as follows
His Excelency tho Governor General has just
I'd 10 this once that the quarantine regulations have
further modified. 80 that vessels leaving all ports
the United States, except from Philadelphia and New
cans for ports In the island OF Cuba, with clean bills
health. properly endorsed bv the Spanish consul, and
nitted and discharge their passengers
cargoes and vessels coming from Philadelphia and
Orleans shall be Guaranteed three days for observa
leresting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Letter from
the First Napoleon.
Is supposed that during the recent transfer OF the
hives OF the Department OF State TO the new building
Fourteenth street, some Of the papers may have
entaily got astray Among them could have been
Interesting than the following characteristics letter
he great Napoeou, OF wnicn the subloned Is trans
pu II Is presumed that the American Minister referred
Fss tho famous John Armstrong, afserward secre-
OF War
E,nrxsroSpsScR ov sApoLros FIRST lsi0-1o147
g. DE CaAmrAGSy, Duke de Cadorc, Minister for For
gu Relations at fars;--
PARIS, January 10, 1910.
|onsieur DuKx DE CApoac:--You must the Minis
from America Il IL beyond all ridiculous that he
YES OF IN ngs shat does not comprehend prefer
he should write In English, bit ut length aud in
ser that we can understand How ~ Il that Ia atiars
Important no contents himself with writing letters 81
linesY Speak TO the secretary who Is here, speak
the secretary who II about arriving from America
by courier extraordinary despatch Ia cipher TO
erca make them under4tani that thar government
represented here that It's Minister does sndor
d French-is moruse man, with whom cannos
that all Obstacles would be- removed n wo had
10y 10 talk with. Write In detail ON the matter. Lot
now what effect The letter from A,tcnburg has had
10 United States, what has been done and what il
ossd. Write TO America In such manner lhai the
idcp, may know what fool has been sent here.
NAPOLEON.
cstAT FIRE IN CHICAGO