The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16
Gen. Grant willing to Take Tempo
/ rary Charge 81 The War once.
Probable Appointment Of Judge Staus-
bury a Attorney General.
Tho Forthcoming Report Of tho Con. mittes On
Foreign Affairs In Relation. 70 xsxiso.
The Monroe Doctrine Sustained by
4oa the Committee.
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GA 90. .a 90.
V Sc
wAsHmGros July Is, 1885,
n FFK CABINET Crisis.
Cabinet matters have assumed no positively now
to-day everybody improving the OF Sunday
TO keep quiet and avoid the burning heat The only
authentic report properly appertaning to the day that
Secretary Harlan has announced his intention handing
III MS resignation to His letter written and
has been shown to his immediate friends though fls
contents aside from the main point Of the resignation
have not yet transplred He also shows enormous
pile Of whit purpors to be letters from his friends urging
him to withdraw. There is question among the know
ing ones that Judge Browning will be promptly named
his successor Mr. Stantons friends still persist that
he will not resign unt directly invited to do so.
II he is waiting for this invitation he may be assured
that 1t will be speedily extended to him
have almost positive knowledge that General Grant
has boep consulted TO his willingness TO accept the
War Once temporarily, and that he has indicated his
readiness to do so. This looks very much as II Mr..
Stanton were 10 be driven out he will not voluntarily
withdraw.
Public opinion seems TO settle to-day positively upon
Judee Stansbury the of Mr. Speed in the
Law Once The preference is given to Judge Stansbury
Reverdy johnson because Of tho usefulness Of the
latter gentleman In the Senate.
Quoetion Oh retention OF Messfs oo"nfos
wellcs and McCulloch though there opinion prsvs
lent that Mr. Seward will withdraw 6cfore tho close
Of the year.
CENTRAL BUTLER IN CONSULTATION WITH STANTON
& .sa6Ms AND HARLAN.
General Butler has been In the city for several days.
and bias been in close consultation with Secretaries Stan
ton, Harlan ana others He is underwood TO advise
against the voluntary resignation Of radical members oe
tho Cabinet and TO believe that the OF their removal
should be thrown upon the President He left for Lowell
this evening.
THE NEW rosrxAsrRR 0ENERAL--rHE nnrnRsmrP
OF AR. DKNNIsON.
Tho nomination OF A. w. Randall 10 be Postmaster
General has been referred TO the Senate Posi- once Cor
mittee, - ID usual IN such oasos
The speeches made yesterday whom Mr. Dsnnises
parted with the oncen and clerks OF the Departmsgt
show that tho personal relations between the gcnsnAa
designated 70 succeed him and himself OF the msse
friendly character and that each comedies the ohssa
large degree Of private worth and onncial ability
GENERAL LOGAN AND rHx ILLINOIS ELncTroN.
The extent 10 which General Logan has concluded -
play Into the hands Of The radicals manifested By ho
repeating their sensational twadds against the adjourn.
mont Of Congress- because II would BE- surrsudsrag tAs
government hands Of the rsbsls &c., 10 &c.
ssor Trumbul viii b Reelected nsvssshslssa
ninBERs OF coH0REss PRxPARiNo yoR ZEE Ap.
J0URNNKHT.
no Congrsssonsi caucus having agreed 70 fhvoS -
adjournment the 3Sd inst, many Of the member ast
airsady preparing for immediate departure In esdsg
" pasiopass N shs approaching primary end noniaa.
sg oonvensio IN their dItrcsa Unless special watch.
fuInsss Be- sxsrcssA quorum will NOT b here u tho
end Of the week
IMPORTS MADE TO INDUCE CONGRESS- 10 ADnf
TIE r1NNKssn DELEGATION.
STRONG effort Is beng made here by Coioss Ssokse
and other radical from Tennessee have Congress
admit the Congressional delegation from that State before
W. sdjoumment whether the constitutional amsndnsut
b adapted no They asse thai the Tennessee Lsgi
lnturs ID certain 10 adopt the amendment before ~
sdjoursnent and probably within two Or three dayS
and submit that In view Of this Congress ought 70 Admi
ths delegation II II Is shrswdiy snspsctsd how.
sver that the dslsgasisn were onoe admitted there
would b unneocssary haste In pressing the amend
ment; 10 each party waits for the other.
TEE RoussEAU-oRnnBLL CASE,
which before tho House u the moment Of adjourn
mont yesterday, win be ,akea mp again IN she msrnss
and disposed o. The extssms ground saksn By NJ
eauisbury chairman OF the committee In condsmnasoa
OF Grinnss conduct, 10 hishiy spoken o. and Co.
sdered pretty iadIcsiion the Houss viii nos
exps General Rousseau II even confidently expected
that The motion Of Mr. Hale. Of New York. that "ths
House dissppoves the conduct Of bosh zeusemea bss
considers nsxpedicnt 10 the matter further -
DC anopte0 bucn DISQUALIFICATION OF tn0
case would give great satsfscsou and would Be ocu.
sidered tho sasisn way Of disposing Of sore and
knossy subject
rHE NEW INTERNAL RxvnUn Law.
The President Friday having signad the Intsrnal
Revenue bil the Internal Revenue Bureau %
menoed compIyns with the laws OF which 10 smesdap
lo and the preparation Of Instructions aud regulations
under the same.
TEE FORTHCOMING IMPORT or THE voHBrGs Az.
PAIRS COMMITTEE M RRLArioS TO MEXICO.
The elaborate report Of tho Committee Foreign Ar.
fairs the subject Of Mexico 10 nearly completed aaa
wn be presented In tho House early this week. II
strongly the Monroe doctrine which has large
majority IN that body masy Of whom desirous %
elective than declarations OF prn-
,iple
PERSONAL.
ersen Clay smith, recently confirmed as Governor o.
Montana win leave Nebraska City on the 2ssh for
hat Territory.
A. Hsydccker has been recognized by the PresdeuI
Consul Of belgium 81 Galveston, Texas
THE HEAT.
This has been the hottest day Of tho season. The
mercury ranged from sinesysisht 70 one hundred in