The New York herald., 1866-07-13


tors in the matter their party interests sucenty
strong TO lead TO tho adopted No party could
possibly hope to succeed with the people this fall that
had this bill to carry. If tho interests OF tho party do
mand be taken up next winter after the cleo
tions and passed Very likely such erort viii b
made, but at present II ID stone dead
BOLD MEASURES OF THE RADICALS IN MISSOURI TO
CARRY THE COMING ELEOrIoN.
prominent citizen Of Missouri. and old friend OF
Mr. johnson called yesterday the white House. with
Mr. Thomas +. Noel, to have an interview with the
President In relation to the peculiar political condition
OF the State Of Missouri The object Of these gentlemen
70 apprse the President Of tho fact that Cover
Fletcher and tho radicals Of the Slate had
boldly threatened to carry the coming election py
force Of arms, aud that they we're organizing
their militia and ther secret leagues for that purpose
They stated that arms wers being shipped to different
parts OF the state and that effort would be made to
send companies OF radical militia, commanded BY APP
pontecs OF Governor Fletcher with negro troops into
the largo counties for the purpose OF deter
ring tho people from voting, or forcing them
to vote the radical ticket In sefprotection.
They asked the President whether he intended
that Governor Fletcher, Mcneil and others like
them should have the control OF tho military de.
partment and whether the people TO bc left to Tho
mercy OF Fetcher's militia and negro troops The presi
don't replied tha. without intending 10 make any politi
cal issue with Governor Fletcher he would that tho
people protected in the full and free enjoyment Of
their civil and political rights Mr. Noel then said -
But suppose Mr. President that the citizens Of county
apply he commander Of the district department and
he refuses interfere for their protection Thcn apply
the Secretary Of War;" replied the President 'But
our people will not apply to him" said Mr. Noel. 'Then
apply TO me said the President a" Is the dty OF the
Executive 70 protect all citizens OF tho United States
from violent interference while In the enjoyment OF their
rights citizens" Mr. Noel further sad that the con-
servave Union party in Missouri composed mainly OF
stern and undinchlng Union men, who loyal from
patriotism, but who refused 70 turn tho results Of the
prescription for their benefit; that Of the
whose loyalty has been tried tho conservatives have
twenty thousand majority in the State and that the pur
pose OF the radicals to secretly commit outragcs
upon Union men and raIse . cry OF "Bushwhackors'
10 justify bringing hostile force 10 ovcrawo
and drive out peaceable citizens, and in the
large conservative counties to prevent elections
being held destroy the poll hooks afer the vote
The interview was cordial and frank and the Presidents
responses clear and unmistakeabie.
VISITORS TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
large number Of visitors at the White House to-
day; but the President unable to admit any but
those coming the most urgent business Secretaries
weles and Harlan, and Attorney General Speed, wero
admitted.
CONSOLIDATION OF POLITICAL CLUBS.
The caucus OF the executive committees Of the two
johnson clubs Of this city met tonight and perfected
one common organization by making Hon. A. W. Ran
dali President and Charles Mason Secretary. The mcet
ing fully attended and generally harmonious
APPOINTMENTS.
coc~.aI p,hart T. pn.i;na or poccav,vaaia bsa haou
appointed Consul Capo Town. Africa and r. H. Yates,
OF New York, Consul at Ascension, Paraguay.
The following appointments have also been made -
Captain Daniel Winfield. Collector Of Internal Rove
nue. Fourth district, New Jersey General William
w. Belknap, Collector Of Internal Revenue,
First district, Iowa. Thomas w. Wells Naval
Onlcer New Orleans John Atkinson, Collector OF Gus
toms, Port Huron, Mich; Levi Patt, Postmaster at
Piattsburg, N. y; David f. Bostwick, Postmaster at
Ltchneld, Conn. JOS b. Oliver Postmaster at Railway
N j. Michael Dunn, Postmaster at Leavenworth, Kan
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate to-day executive session. confirmed tho
following nominations ROBBERY Murray, TO be Marshal
for the southern District OF New York. John Osborne,
Postmaster at Greencastie Ind Ensigns Lewis Clark,
A. H. Wright, Charles j. Barclay, r. p. Lcary, Charles
II. Pendieton and w. H Whiting be Masters In the
navy.
CoLoRRD LABoRgRs FOR ALABAMA.
General b. Webster. who during the latter part OF
tho rebellion chief y stan General w. r. sher-
man. has been In the city for few days past He has
applied 10 tho Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau in this district for his assistance in
procuring about hundred colorcd aborcrs to work
railroad in Alabama and has succeeded in conclud
ing with about hundred and forty freed
men, who start for Alabama to-day.
pIsCARDFD CLAIM AGrSTs
The following an ofhciai list Of the caim agents
debarred from doing business with the Paymayer
Generals oficeJ W. Fisher Co, Washington, u. C. ;
Rutger, Teal \ Co.. do. T. wcrth. do. r. Won woyna
4 Co, do. Caspar Keller do; q. Gordon, do. j. T.
Loveoy and c. Il. Muiliken, New York city; y. @.
Smith, Lilly Dale, Ind LOUIS @. Camp; Geo n
Lemon, Washington, n, c. John d. Leonard, do. A. W.
Boyd, Manhattan, Kansas
THE srE0E OF rAxrrco, MEXICO.
The following Is extract, which ~ Romero, tho
Mexican Minister received to-day
T.xrIco, June 26 1866
All Appearances make us believe that this place cannot
hold out many days moro against the liberal forces,
whose headquarters al Aiamirn, ak leagues from
Tampico extending from there 10 the bar on the north
side ~ tho river fAsa Mola defended by French sol
ders aud the harbor defences consist OF the French
rnnboat pligcnt and the armed towboat Mosquito THIS
i an insignificant force although r. the reliance
Of the French in their expectations Of holding the place
All the other defcnces are gaTsoned by impressed and
disanacted Me1.cans under Samadrid who IA viewed
with suspicious eye by the French officers Late
last night the Dilgent with some force from
the forts, was sent 70 Panuco 70 recapturc
that place which has been very recently occupied by
the liberals since the 9th inst party OF the liberals
have entered the military lines Of this city and
killed several of the French II IL ascertalned that
nfteen hundred and pieces Of artillery comprise
the force OF the boras at Aamara and that they
only awaiting the arrival of their chief General Aure-
liam Rivoro who s daily expected from Tula 20 make
the hna attack this place
The news Of Mcjias aefss, camarso has reached
here. and great alarm In the ranks % the
peralists
THIRTY-NINTa CONGRESS.