The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16

Governos, advising them to convene their Legislatures
and recommend tho adoption Of the constitutional
amendment, is undoubtedly incorrect, positive
indications have yet been exhibited tending to show that
the President win from his purpose not to be
party TO the granting Of universal negro suffrage in any
shape IL may be- however that the result OF the New
York elections, unfavorsbe to the conservatives, may
tend 70 ameliorae his views and compromise between
himself and Congress be effected at the next session. II
ne remains nfexibe the radicals will assuredly
An enors 70 mpsach him. least that is the sentiment
OF the radical leaders at this time
The Fortbc0ming Message.
me timber OF the Presidents message is already being
prepared and some of it's proportions shaped The su
perstructure VIII not, however, be completed until the
November election shall have decsvey expressed the
tone Of the people Of New York
Great Demand for the Ouirfo, ~ ~. a,,or
ney General ON the President,s Appointing
Power.
So many applications have been made at tina Attorney
Generals Office for copies OF the opinion rendered se
days ago by Mr. Stanbey, in reference to
office by the President during the recess OF cono,.
that five hundred copies ordered TO be printed ror
dis tribution.
Visitors mt the White House.
Secretaries welles and Mcvulloch Attorney Geneya,
stanbery Congressman Randall and SchofeId of Penn
sylvana; Judge Parsons, Of Alabama, senator McDou
gall Of California and few other gentlemen OF promi
nence, had interviews with the precedent to-day. Mr.
Randall in consequence. perhaps Of representing such
great administration majority in the Keystone state
seems the most composed and nonchalanto the Pres
dents visitors TO be seen at the White House.
Among the pleasing incidents Of the White House ~,
day the presence Of the patriot Colonel Phnney, OF
Massachusetts,, and his bride. They we'd
ding tour.
Outrnges Upon Freedmen i'm Kentucky.
Brevet Major General JEFF G. Davis, Assistant Commits
sioner Of the Freedmens Bureau the State OF Ken
lucky, his report 10 the Commissioner dated October
gives account Of the outrages committed by law
less organization lately sprung into existence
in that State known by the name Of .Regu-
iaaors." He states that there were sxty-six
cases Of violence towards the colored population
reported during the month Of August which only
eight arrests made Theseoutragcs we're generally
robbinc and whipping negroes, and usually perpe
trated At night by white in disguise and styling
themselves REGULATOR The small number arrested is
owing TO two causes-Grst, the inability OF the sufferers
to identify by name under OATH the persons Sho
init the crimes and second the want OF cavalry troops
to make arrcsts--the regulators" being generally
mounted and we'll armed In none of these cases has
there been any action reported Of the State civil au.
thoritss arrestng and furnishing the offenders or the
eight men arrested released account Of in.
formaty OF evidence and writ Of habeas corpus
before being delivered to the Generals headquae and
turned the United states Marshal for trial
before the United states Circuit Court FOR this district
In the latter part Of August last reliable information
received Office the Chief Superintendent OF the
Bureau that hundred negroes forced by
the Regulators leave their homes in allsin county
and fly TO Indiana for safety. Five Of the Galatin
county 'regulators have been Identified and arrested
and the action will be taken with the
- proper evidence OF identity can be procured.
Appointment Of n District AttOrney for Mas.
p III h e sachusetts. t9.
The conservatives OF Massachusetts will have new
incentive 70 action question long under consideration
In appointing quarters, and calculated 70 awaken
siderable sensation among Massachusetts, politicians 1t
reported has been settled to-day the appointment
Mr. George HRard to the ONCE OF District Attorney
Of Massachusetts, vice Richard H. Dana JE, an original
aboltonist There has been quite contest the sub
iect in which the cxertiors Of the old democratic and
the old whig school Of politicians NOV conservatives
have been enlisted The selection Of Mr. Hflard is re-
sarded as triumph OF the whig wing, as Mr. h. has
for many years been idsnsined With that portion Of
conservative party. fnh +
The Concentration or Troops nj Washington.
There 10 some interest manifested In regard 70 the
concentration OF troops this point but all excitement
win be aaysd when the pacific policy Of the admins
trasion ID announced 5ats s..,ss aa.s y /,
The Payment Of Salaries and Increase Of
Salaries Estimates and Appropriations. .
In reply to inquiries whether not appropriation
by Congress- based upon aud conforming 70 estimate
carried with the authority pay the salaries and items
contemplated in such estimate The accounting oicer
decided that the practice has been TO pay both the
salaries the increase OF salaries estimate and
appropriation and that Congress has given ha strongest
implied sanction to this construction; for In July 1882
following section introduced into the deficiency
BILL viz :" That estimate appropriation Of money
In any bill making appropriations shall authorize the
payment Of any increased pay, allowance or
compensation, in any form whatever, beyond
the amount prescribed By Law in any case
unless there shall first be a specific direction
for such extra payment But Al the session in
The month Of August this section was repealed
the principle o esssso s.sss es iselssie sftiss Con-
gress BY the repeal Of the prohibition In effect author
lied the exercise Of the previously prohibited power Of
making payments on the strength Of estimates and sp
propriafiona
Arrest Of Canadian Bsrder snnssiers.
Information has been received At the Treasury that
two or three Of the band smngges that burned the
barn and destroyed the orchard belonging to Mr. Hen
saeer Deputy Collector Of Castoms at Tonawsnda, New
York. IN revenge for his EFFORTS TO break up their bust
ne8 Of smuggling, have been arrested
Financial Matters.
Tue receipts from internal revenue to-day were
q, 10000.
forthcoming report OF TIE Treasury win show that
the expenditure Of tho government In the fiscal year
ending Juno 90 1885, about seven hundred million
dollars isa than IN the previous fiscal year.
The amount realized BY the government BY premiums
exchanges sales Of gold, &C. In the hscal year end
ing June %. 1885, 10 nearly fory-twe million dollars
Brsvet Major General Getty. commanding the military
District Of rsxas has announced that Fss Lieutenant
and Aljutaat Chas morse. Third battalion, ssvea-
tenth regiment United sssass infantry, has been sp
ponted ad- decsmp On bis san and has been dess-
mated Acsns Assistant Inspector esnsra Of The district
Presidential Appelntaests.
The following appoinsusn1 have been made by the
President :-CoIone John Williams. formerly Of the
sixty third Indiana volunsse 70 be Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue for the Eighth Dsszset Of Indiana; John