The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-10
WASHINGTON. ,
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Oar Relations With EnG,and. ]
Il Ia understood in the diplomatic Circle that our ~.
IONS With England improy.nk. The BritisI 80.
ment has nsfcialy showa such frendi- ,n,r,, MAJ
. believed the indemnity claims will settled without
IN uhimatum f.em this side
Oar Relations vI,h Mexico.
n II han $500 .'AS~'Ss
. p'oro 'nap p'ooao'e mat such now our rela-
ons WIN Inc 1ua'ez ~ ministraton that Ured States
troops Will soon ens'. Mexico
The D<raon ~ r..,. R.h.I. A.. r....s.
80 re1'a'' has almost ceased tie granting Of par
<ons 70 ~ idents Of The Southern States who
engaged the rebellion, and Il s insinusied by those
ed to speak THE Atser that pardons will BIO
ied for an !ndsGna period to those who led In tho
Ate insunection or those who accepted Office In the
United States, either 10 civil military capacity, pro-
vsoue TO the rebellion is further stated, on the same
authority, that the which have Influenced the
President in thus restricting hs sue Of pardons are Of
political character resulting from tho recent elections
The Anticipated Removal Of the COmmissener
OF Internal Revenue.
The matter OF The removal Of Commissioner Rollins
is In a beautiful muddIe. Al one time IL was con-
sdered settled removal would occur, and that
certain Western gentleman would be selected as his sue
ccssor To-day, however, the aspect OF Affairs has
changed strong dele alton Of Cincinnati citizens, In
GLIDING many Of the Presidents warmest friends,
waited on the President today press the appointment
and away not only disappointed, but, as one Of
them asserts Disguised The Secretary Of the Treasury
objects 10 change In the Office Of Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue until he sends in his annual report,
which is OF such vital financial to the country
BY that report should BIO In by tho LIST OF November
but Il has not yet been presented II completed. The
Buckeyes look very the hotels this evening,
although tho more moderate stu express themselves
hopeful
The AdditIonaI Bounty.
II has been decided by tho government authorities
thai enlisted men who discharged to accept
missions Is volunteer officers, though they may have
srvea period OF two years Of the full three years term
Of service excluded from participation in tho benent
Of the additional bounty under the Law OF July 20.
1865. Drafted men and substitutes also excluded
from the additional bounty.
Notwithstanding the recent decision that soldiers who
have lost their discharges establish other claims
10 the additional bounty inquiries continue 70 be received
asking whether some expocn cannot be found TO make
amends for The oss.of discharge papers. II should DO
distinctly understood that the failure TO present the d
charge with all applications would be waste Of
tine and trouble
special Post Once Agent for the Pacific Coast.
Benjamin G. Truman, formerly correspondent and
laierly special government duty in the southern
s,os has been appointsd special Post oce agent for
California and the Pacific coast ana has started west
ward The appointment WAS rendered 70 Colonel Alex
H MARYLAND, who 50 hoaorably distinguished himself
during the rebellion restoring regular postal system
At all points In the South and Southwest fess
the Unon armies psnetpssd the ssemys country.
The Central Pacific Railroad sf C fifsrnia.
The President or the Central Pacns Railroad Of Cali.
fcia has transmitted report Secretary Of tho
interior represents the road completed and run
ming Cisco twelve miles west OF the summit or the
Sierra Nevada making distance Of ninety -four miles
from Sacramento reaching ~ that point elevation OF
about sixteen hundred feet above tide water s sscra
The grades necessarily high surmount
summit which thousand feet above the level
after which liz without any undulang grades the riso
being constant. Tho highest grade used, the minimum
authorized by igw In hundred and fest per
mile Of which there three and half mie9 Trains
now over ths portion Of the road the rate or
twenty miles end freight trains at the OF twelve
miles per hour A force s now engaged in construct
ing tunnel sixteen hundred feet In length, the
summit Of tbe Sierra Nevada and or hundred
feet seven miles Of the summit Tho examinations
and surveys indicate The valley Of the Humboldt
mended by General j. Il. simpson, United States Corps
Of Engineer Chief Engineer Department OF the Ints-
rsor the desirable route for rarosd through
State u Nevada; and by making long section tho
norhward s believed that Salt Lake b. reached In
less distance by following the valley up tAs
source than by any other practicable During tho
year 1857 IL expected that the rcsd viii reach to the
sg bend OF the Iruckee, 10 which point the road has
been permanently locaieda distance from Sacramento
Of hundred and ninety Ave mica The company
expended The road equipments and for materials
purchased and In transit FROM New York 70 Saa
Francisco si2 $1,000, and 4 Is confidently or
pec,ed by them road wls 10 completed saif
Lake ciiy next year
The NefieusI Soldiers Cevseterics.
| Broyet Lieutenant Colonel !. n. Moore, Assistant
QuanermasteE United states Army, has recently re-
turned frora tour OF observation through tho state 81
virgniA for the purpose Of aspecting tbs work pr
formed by the corpe workmer under his supervision,
engaged IN establishing United saies cemeteries He
reports great improvements the Of tbs people
virginia towards those employed In tho work Of
rs the rrmsina " soliers Instead OF impedi1s
their isbop by petty annoysnsss and exhibitions Of
Hne, formerly, they now generally speak
lar, syincs q disposition render every assist
axce Ia their power, such "A giving any informa-
tian their poersson In reference 70 the location
Of ihs syss federal soldiers and doing much aid
in the sienisncaon Of he REM na some Of the ct
have been employed the bureau. and work faith
fully and 10 harmony with the other employees Point
OF Rocks Cemetery, Va has been broken up owHg %
his unsuitable nature o. tho and The roughDe n
the stngla rad leading U a. md the remains tch
buried there have been removed 70 the National
Cemetery At City Point Va The monument IL
designed 70 erect AZ Point Of Rocks has
also b~E removed 70 City Posat and Ia 10 Ne
up IN ina, cemetery Lodges as IN process Of
tlon al Of tbs national for the
dalton Of the saperfn,endeovL Thsy will contain two
rooms. . sleeping apartment fcr the suporntend
ent and 70 NJ used receptions The super
iutendsns sppoiniell principally from among the
discharged soldiers lave been disabled from wounds
received sc,io0, AMI VII have tEs rank and pay 81
ordnance sergssu,s I'M exploration " the bGra corps
have extended noanIains, wherethe bodies of
largo number Of oar soldier wore found most OF whom
were kiIed By CcriliAa
Intcrmep, ~ Onion azd Rebel SOLDIERS 10
Texas.