The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-02
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President Johnscn's Forthcoming Message b
Favor Peace at Homo and Abroad.
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Refurn ~ General Grant from
Baltimore.
Departure o. General Sherman lar
tho West.
wAaaxoron, Nov. /, IsM

President JOAnsou On Favor or Peace.
II 10 understood that the forthcoming message Of ~
President Of the United States 70 Congress will be all -
favor Of peace q home and abroad and hsncs al -
posed TO waI % wariIke drifts.
Mexican Bonds and Mexican News.
Among those In this city who ere mposng upon pub
lie credulty and good nature generally party o. ina.
vduals engaged 10 specializing Mexican bonda TAsy
have in with them two or three newspaper consspsa-
DENTS whom they use for bonds 10 help carry oat tssx
purposes Hence the several sensations reports whasA
spresd abroad and worked into newspapers IN Nsw
York and other cities, Mexican affairs.
The BaltSnaoro Trosble-Rctsrn ct GcnoEaS
Grant 10 washington
General Grant returned from Baltimore about -
o'clock tonight He went Immediately from the depoe
TO his residence He his orderly 70 hcadquaztss
with instructions that he would not DO chilled up uata
early in the morning The General was at headquarters
the creator part Of the evening waiting for news fro@
Baltimore Up eleven o'clock 70 night troops were
ordered TO that city. From Indications received here ths
evening Is not likely that there will 30 necessity
upon the part Of the TO send any troops -
Baltimore The foree there doomed sufficient qusx
any disturbance which may take place in tha. city.
lieutenant General sherman Returned -
his Headquarters.
Lieutenant General W. I. Sherman Ion the city L.
evening for his headquarters Al st. Louis Mo-, haviaS
completed the duties he was summoned TO perform
This movement OF the Licntesant General will doubles
at rest ~ the gunors recently circulated regard
his assuming temporary control OF the War DepartmeaA
Visitors mt the Executive Mansion.
The assembage Of visitors At the White House today
quito LARGE and during tho afternoon tho air
greatly predominated. Iuterviews granted -
many Of the caiers to-day. Among those who wsrs
admitted 70 tho Presden. Secretaries welles aas
Browning, Postmaster General Randall and Attorney
General stanbery Owing the urgency Of the publs
business the President has no& been able 10 give any
general audiences for several weeks past
Tie New COmnsissiOner OF Indian Affairs.
Louis v. Bogy, Of Missouri the COMMISSIONS u
Indian Affairs, assumed the duties OF his offce this
morning All the clerks OF the Bureau were introduced
to him BY his retiring predecessor, Judge Cooley ms
new Commissioner addressed them few words Of .
friendly character saying that he expected TO do Nh
whole duty 10 the government the Indians he woul1
sYpect the sasse from them. II
Removal Of . United <ssstes Distrire AZ.
torney.
United States District Attorney Dart OF the NsrfAsn
New York distsct, Las been removed. His sucoesssw
has not yet boon appointed Mr. Dart particularly
dsngu.sbcd for extra oflcoususss during the Feniaa
demonstrations ON Canada IN June last. .
surveyor Of the Port or Philadelphia.
is reported this evening that Mr. }. H. wajton -
Treasurer Of the United States Mint has been appoass1
Surveyor Of the port OF Philadelphia The appontmsnA
Of Mr. Walton warmly pressed by Senators Cowan M
BuckIew, Of Pennsylvania
Pardoned by the Pr~sSdent.
The President to-day pardoned tue following prissa-
James Cutler convicted Ut the une term 1884 Of -
United states District Court. for che Northern district a.
New York. Of CONTRIBUTING coiE and sentenced 70 thsse
yssfs mDssonmena Jeremiah sullivan ccnv'9ssd 3
Cond for the Northern district u New YORK.
q an attempt 70 pass counterfe. UnusA
prisonmeut; 0rison G Weed, who plead euilsv
4 70 tho charge Of stealing . letter from this Pse
rict Court Massachusetts,, ana sentenced four yeasp
mPrsonmeat In East Cambridge jail. Weed was roosu-
Mayor and erMsyor q Boston the Lieutenant GossrSse
OF the state, Hon. J. G. Abbott, Major GsnerAi b. II.
Couch Collector OF the Port, and many othsrs
The President has directed parbns he issued ~
following individuals fos their participation ~
late rcbeaou applied for $50 90 u u
proclamation Of amnesty WIN. A. hcAiprne. OF All.
bama; Leopard Smith. Of New Orleans and Mr~ Nazy
g. Harrison, Of Georgia
John \. Speed. OF Lynchburg, va.s cousp Of ~
late Attorney General. and who ceardsd e
the FIRST lawyers in Virginia, did in this y thus
ing Of diphtherA
Tie Money Order Brr~wu n PnyisG Instiss,-
ti0n.
Tho Money Order Bureau Of the Post onios DepaFe-
mcnt. which established in November. 1884, has =
sSs become paying institution 10 the government ~
for the quarter ending September show ~
ia receipts have largely exceeded i,s expenditures
Seif-RuIinG Ssanped Ewvrispcs.
Tho Third AHassaut Postmaster Gcnsrsi hau juss CO.
pieted arrangements for tho II ssf ruiisG
stamped Envelopes which win commerce nnmcdiAssar.
Circulars notifying the public ot the ant ~iI b. scns
all the Offices throughout the DATED states The -
provamant which this popular invention enecsed in -
iesbiliy Of the superscrpsIon postmaks spon ~