The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11
The Alleged Frauds at New
Orleans.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. I80

WASHINGTON Oct 10 1865
Deductions from the Recent Eiecfions-Vhe
Radical Rubicon Passed-Impression TINT
the President win be impenched and Re-
moved.
The emotion created by the OF the Pennsylvania
election Is ensby felt By tie friends of the adrnnislra
ton Prominent Souherners declare that the radicals
have passed the Rubloon, and will march almost upou
posed 10 absolute dominion. II is imagined that the
President viii be impeached and removed The end, in
the opinion of those southern politicians viii iusfy any
means The radicals have the power and their mar.
pose IS fixed. There Is but act of the prcsi.
dents adinininis'ration OF which they can con-
stitutionally and legally mpoach aud convict him
The murder Of Mrs. surrat tie other victims of
the military commission. Tho Supreme Court OF the
United states has declared such tribunals illegal Every
democratic senator under the of Rcvcrcy John.
son, will be constrained TO 'aycp upon tie ua.s-
ton Of guilty or not gully this charge Tue Senate
will be unanimous-the radicals from policy and tho
democrats from conviction. The world viii be iaugr
0y another eminent example that in the ways OF Presi
dence SIN becomes It's own aycngcr. LAT the viz y OF
soatheEners here, and there are b. 1t few of item a.
hand
"rrfsiar"f Johnson Cori'd' mt ihnt his polics
Nonid be Sustained -, pcnu.xIv,as,,
The President night before lac, exr,o.,ca or.l ~.
doncc tia. his policy WOO "A bo sustained m t,eorsv,
i'" !" 'nc eeo'oh which took place Yesterday.
S"so - say 'he o'" Of tho Young Men Central
Cub IN this city caip to have in Their possess,o a.
aos anu iniorin ation showing lha, Clyncl ia. car.
80 80 '. ~ few thousand majority. little rel.
pao on this statement but tnc oiyiecs
s quarters ind cate that Geary's majority
-, smaller than has been claimed
80 q House visit0rs-FcmaIesi in the ,Iu-
r jority.
-, tendance OF women in the rooms or the
dousc to-day awaitn. audiences with tho I.rcsi.
80. was unusually large, II not fully equal to any pre-
.ng day OF the season. But few of them had gained
mission at three o'clock in afternoon and many
were preparing to depart The stcrncr sex were not
present in the usual force Harry Gilmor rebel raid
ing noorey, was tho most conspicuous and ono or two
others desiring pardons tho most persistent
The Rotation Policy Of the President.
The Presidents policy In turning ont Union men and
war democrats and supplying their places with old
hawkers and sccessonss not considered successful
There arc number Of southernsrs hero Who have nc.
cepted the situation decided by the eeciios and
even talk about another attempt Al rebellion; bus all
sensible men scout such an idea Tho Prcsdcat ~ 10
markably composed under the adverscs his policy ~
recently received.
The Alleged New Orleans Frs,vas IL
ihnPs Diniculty In Securing tiL fDwv A.
rest. W.
In accordance with Mr. Lowenthal "a, .,.,.,, ). n.
RAID he reported himself yesterdays orn - ~. d,r.-
nte departments, soliciting Ella ~ -, rh. pa..a.,.
General and other accounting sH -. ,,ror.a h,, -.
they knew Of nothing waues.0 20 ~, .e. !,
then, with his counsel car .rnor Ford and p,da,.
proceeded TO the cna~S ), cour. room. b,, ne,,hs,
a' NOT p's'ne' ~ .rncy was willing 70 arrest him.
-...-. ks.'~ TO the Chief OF Police, bat he also
only upon the solicitations
- .ntcd him to bail his own reeog
70 aus any and every charge which NAV be
osoush' asa' 81 him.
Claim ~ ent.-The Attcruev General n.,;s..
49, in Their Favor.
' blowing opinion has been gwen by the Attorney
80" upon the right or attorneys TO appear Tor the
~ 'scuion OF elaine 10 The various Department and
awarded TO the Secretary OF War
am Of the opinion that you have no e,aI autlorir
70 exclude authorized attorneys and agent ir5n ,-
letting oounties and that in the presentation sa ra
"en' Of claims the claimant may at by aforne;
Rusorcd Dcfnicatisn in the Wrsb,sr.
Yard.
Some ssnsation hU bccr procucoo ~ rurnor ma, 4
doiacaiion has occurred in Nav Yard payu,st.t.
department The rcror. " thn, W Thon,ps,p e,srt IN
the Clothing Inspectors Bgreap has b,. ma ~, ,n
proper use Of his position. paymatcr Fulton of,l,
Yard, has been detached and paymss,er goays an,
pointed No derclicV.n Is attributed TO psyfa,s.r
Fulton.
supposed Ao0action Of Frecdm.. ~ ;, f,.
tnitra states
Woo ceasni 'Sayagc, under dali ~ t4rsn4 n a,.er
~ IN q iei'e' TO Secretary se~srd. s.ss-
some wv, months ago coandef si!g .tys.,f az
NE Of lot OF ncgriH'- i a
ootnoo' OF BAHIA Honda, whom hal bceI unesel II a
r.s.v.r ha' ing plantation bordering % Dasrs wili
'.nenossgc, ~ the rates = iMeSty id Ncn t@o
D1Jccs Fer head. ~ later fav learned fho name ~
Ua planter, who had been sr,gtcn Nv he orerseor
asiae nm u DO was willing 10 paralose iuo nrrose
speaking the English lanl iage that n efsrs.l lar
Gie 10 hm tihc oveneeI o~ ratc vtof No. fhsy
VIE conveyed y The plantation ., tie Irtha.c r..
.hch proposition vas rejected Ti'- Information =
LII ~ KY, tough The planter own tnena ~ ran's
a. a go, oss. Current Tor some uue attempts aaas
~ ao'net freedmen from tiuria ard Ion ~4uiu1fs
na1a Ash been snllccrly entitled 10 c'dt eu. 40
" ~ nuon o. the goycrnm.Dl--i aprr,tctasl IVA
ae nnflees referred q mient ~ from our ,oatherr
sit'c who Tcrc kept coneeaiieon II sse ot ri t.e
sas ~. ioT Tie parpose q running them island
pei mr"seihility Of such ,ceroo 81 n c.fo NO
-, ~. ceessiui oxecatsn. made fa,1et iry,sti
party I'D % have oncrra me EetIoes for .a Is.
Iantgf osen'cr ten ccuciuaed 10 sclest toupit
o ton'p''eni ard reliable tersan u .epl IS
tic sl9t, With nsrav,ons Ia Nil tbe 4trs
10 ne tsighoerhcod ana the surrounding pan.
tstcns srd md out " tAe nfolm.issn gwen yae
fcrEicd en- Nc- on Sa'nrday hsf6re 1s Il
ne Isrsci e'apnsed ~ m psaeescrl r. ue.aa roaet
they hav~a thur ash fnp~ie.e ~ the vFoand ~ s
ssss al t.e publication REQUIRED or tie 0nder.. ae
And o. sasr rcrrn GA, h"iefs ycstnrass thsy rcisld
tho koys " far A. nc AZ ~re., uicv could hot ~
e@riair Uythng couob. rat ~ repor resp. u IN
negro. stf0m ihe iniiei -ls oferevhelc HAVING usra
hntesl IA those parts wNfa he H. tso a. lr.s
months althosgh they dI ...sn IL hftmapArrde ~
weeks slnee tso wbo,, aa.s n Tie Ksss. ars
whcL suslirtiy dsaprearcd ltaf sl'o found ne
yes ytns dc Soto nfs- rsaltnn th1 'tAsr otsscfr
WHICH evidently indicated they lad eeu usea by slave.
but fem their rusty state az aHa evident ihat ,hes
had bees long sule On 40 10y gtntt b. rearised
thls oce ~ sns;c.on entertained hy aushprues al
Key Vs. against the srhoDafr Ne sol" nay'ns ihtsa
port L aovod Of Foundation. ina s'uHch q tha vrssel
srryet scre fays ago at ettenas No. aiui carGo =
icnbct fro-a Pensacola
The Property OF Jen Davis grothcr = he
Restored to Him WHEN thc Lease Thsreea
Expires.
Ths President HAVING. under date q March 2. 1860,
granted pardon 10 Joseph Davis No hroihts ~