New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
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The subject ofhotsl gossip is tho condition Of Attain
in Baltimore It seems 10 DO ths general impsa,..
here that Gov. Swami will remove the present psl,.
Commissioners They will question TIA right Of "A,
Governors authority and carry The ms.,Or belara O..
courts. The effect will be 70 have the msttsr eo.t
poned until after the elections and defeat Mrsv,n,.
little game. Swami knows this Il ia asserted b,r.
that he will refuse 10 go before chs courts And xl
| maintain his appointments by force; and II the R6
Gals show signs Of fight he viii Immediately call a.
President johnson TO send tho Unitad sta,.-
| troops; hc has promised 10 aid hin. n
10 deep and desperate game OF bad man TO ssesrs
power. Prominent Radicals here say that the IJn,on
ists will not resort TO mob law bus Will submit an
! depend on tho xLth Congress 30 overthrow svsss
In case be is elected Senator la tho same msnnar X,
which tho present Congress disposed Of Mr. S,ocstes
Of NswJerSey. Others still have their fears that 50
Unionsts VIII resist. holding tina. IL is moral dotv
TO prevent the placing Of power 10 tao hands Of Rsbs
still fresh with treason. -'~-.
The Executive has laid aside al other bu,ins,. ..a
is turning its attention soely 10 the November sIse
tons Several plans TO catch voters ara said IN bs 4.
course Of construttion at The White House Th, Mar
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suit. This il is thought, IS owing to Sewsnis rsfassI
10 allow Che President to give it Official sanction Tina
| sham demand of the Alabama claim on Epclsnd Il
considered bad failure. The Fenisn question, how
ever. seems 70 offer food for the hungry The SEN
! tenciDg Of the two Fenisns, Lynch and McMaboe.
| will give chs President an opportunity 10 make .
little political capital. Cen Shermsns lettss il IA
| thought, will be published in few days Ccrneius
| Wendell. Charles Knapp. and other agents Of the
President, arc now in New'York running the Admin.
istration machine
Gen. o. o. Howard Ia in New-Yo-k, busily engsgsd
in making up his report, 10 be sent 10 the Secretary
War MAJOR Ketchsm. bis Adjutsnt-General, is in
TIA. city, assisting In its preparation
Henry Brown. 0 servant at the White House, died
after very brief illness on Thursdsy afternoon.
cholera He vas al intelligent and valued colOref
man, who lived in tho Presidents family in TENNESSEE
served in the First Tennessee Union Cavalry Roy
mont COMMANDED by CO.. Robert Johnson and cana
with The Presidents family 20 Washington, whore he
hssyed svsr since. occupying the responsible position
of assistant steward of the Presidents household The
iunera. took place to-day, and the cor:sgo COM
posed Of large number of carriages filed. except by
the members OF the Presidents family with persons Of
color. Ths deceased buried Of Harmony Cemetery
Very many letters are received At tle United States
Treasury from citizens in tho South nciosing Goa
fedc.sts money and asking tilt i, 10 r. leemed. Tbs
basis Of thar npu1snce ia the. claim that the sur
render OF Ice aud Johnston was treaty with ths
Conederscy and that two years utter the 2ls, April.
1865. t5e dlse Of tho AppoDattox surrender. these
notes and bonds issued FOX ths support Of treason,
srs virtually market sblc as they road This note is
rsdsemsbls two yesrs---snd some ak months-eitsr
Tho ratification OF treaty Of poaoe between tho Con-
tolerate States and United States" The latest sppt-
cation Of This kind is N follows:
GRfESsBoso Ca Oct % 1884
The Hon r. r. SP.SSER Tinted Sta'es 7yr1srrsy.
DRAB SIR mclosei Please 6nd one 800 note which PAPA
fedsrae State. United States you
foo in greenback AMI take up c Coaftsrle go note az
present United Gogsfnmst ani ts uadcr
that oauSo Of tho Constitute WHOA says private property
shall be taken without Just compensation wish yos % take
ssios Aforesaid The Untd states n,er and broke
checks b. hlniet IN AMI conformity at Undertaking
hsvs RENTED you the sc believing that you Agent
ton by return mail 7 might expect sPs5e II 50 re
claimed pleas, forward by sxpress BAisr DEsousos n
Judge Underwood will hold session cf the District
Court Of Virginia at Norfolk Nov. !. lnd at Rich
mond, Nov. - The Circuit Cunrt will DO opened st
Richmond on the 26th-the fourth Noniay-but IL In
doubtful whether session viii DO held or not. "a tho
non-alOtment of Judges makes It question oil legal
right of the presence of Chief.Jusloe Chase.
Charles f.. Pike Of Massachusetts, who has beld Lhs
position Of Solicitor in the Bureau OF Internal Rove
nue., has sent to the Secretary OF the Treasury hs
resignation of that post.
Through the advice Of the Democratic Committee
now in this city. Russell Jarvis has been appointed
L. s. Marshal for the District of Hampshire vics
Jacob II. Eli. removed; G.. II. Bowen of Keene, Col.
lector of the IIId District Of New-Hampshire. and
the following Postmasters appointed: Samuel Minis,
Newport w. A. Hunter, Boscawen; j. j. Brown,
Ossipee; J. c. Russell, Barnstead; and John Dow,
North Barnstead Edmund Buck is pressing very
hard for a foreign appointment.
Secretary Stanton has appointed Board, consist
ing OF officers on duty in his department. to prepare
plans and make estimates Of the cost of erection OF
grand buildings here for barracks for troops, and AK
Congress TO vote money for the project II is pro.
posed TO erect these barracks on grand scale, and
make them credit 10 the country The present sys-
tenn Of barracks for soldiers stationed here is both
mean and disgracefnl and the new movement will ey-
identity be carried out.
The Rebel Gen. Dick Txyler c. A. Weed and King
OF The Times aud other prominent Louisianians. are
here looking after appointments for their State. Bull
it the United States Marshal, just removed, is on
bis way here to try TO clear himself of the many
charges preferred against him. II is not generally
known that Thurlow Weed and Sam. Tilden had
candidate in the person of one Col James Smith for
the United States Marshalship of Louisiana. King
and Weed however succeeded in having their man,
Mckee, appointed 10 the position. There are still
several obnoxious Radicals holding Office in NewOr-
leans. who sooner or later will be removed.
The Hon. j. d. Defrees of Indiana, ex.Superintend-
en of Public Printing and Gen. Schenck Of Ohio are
in the city.
Mr.. Frank Henry, for many years special Wash
ington correspondent Of the Western, Philadelphia,
and NewYork press, is at his home in Easton. Pa.
lying at the point Of death. He has been sick for
several weeks with chills aud fever.
The city s exceedingly dull most Of the politicians
having gone home to see 10 the coming elections