The New York herald., 1866-07-14
Lard was duh and entirely nominal whiskoy was dan
and i6wer.

the President has notified secretary stanton that MS
resignation would be accepted and that he, as well as
Mr. Speed will send in their letters OF withdrawal to-
day Mr. Harlan will not resign until compelled to.
Governor Randall popularity believed to be the
ceesor Of Mr. Dennson General Grant will take charge
Of the War ONCE and Judge Browning will have the
Interior Department
Our special correspondence from Venice. London,
Paris and Malaga published this morning, contains mat
ter Of considerable interest relative to the condition Of
affairs induced by the existence Of the great crisis
the Continent Of Europe ana the peculiarly dicult
Ministerial crisis In England. Although martial law
proclaimed by the Spanish government in Malaga and
vessels Of the Queen threatened the freedom and
lives Of its Inhabitants find the authorities clarifying
the victory' Of Caao by dramatic representations
the theatre. The miscellaneous items also given
contain much useful information.
The motion Of Mr.. McGivern, In the Canadian Para-
ment adverse TO receiving the financial report Of Mr.
Gait the Minister OF Finance voted upon yesterday
and lost by large majority. The Tariff BILL however,
is not yet adopted and Is probable will not be-
withstanding the government victory just achieved.
The damage from the Fenian raid in both sections Of
Canada amounts to about nrty thousand dollars.
Green Clay Smith, of Kentucky has been confirmed
- Governor Of the Territory Of Montana.
An experimental trial OF Gatllngs improved battery
gun concluded at Fortress Monroe on Thursday.
The results speak very favoraby for the projecile
report viii be made by the officers conducting The
experiments.
call has been issued for State Convention of the
Rhode Island democrats and conservative republicans
to meet in Providence August ., to elect dele.
gales to the Philadelphia Convention.
The national democratic party Of Ohio have authorized
the State Central Committee to appoint four delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention.
Further developments regarding the reported bank
P.naI - -
alarming extent The new and ingenious swindle has
completely dazzled Wall street. George W. Chadwick
who s supposed to be the Vice President OF the bank
arrested yesterday and taken before Justice Dodge
when afldavits he committed to prison The ex.
animation will take place to-day
The Soldiers Cemetery Fortress Monroe is nearly
Completed About four thousand dead of Union regi.
ments from the various battle fields along the James and
the Potomac have been already removed to the new
bufyihg grcsnd
Official measurement OF tho area burned over by the
late re Portland shows to have been three hundred
and twenty acres The length OF streets and lanes
destroyed is eight and hnlf miles
Serious apprehensons felt aong the Denver Gold
region settlements In regard to expected Indian troubles
The bands assembled at Fort Laramie upon the
path. body Of Cheyennes have been depredatng on
the Little Blue river, two hundred miles from Leaven-
WORTH and the whole region Of the Kansas and Plato
rivers with hostile bands.
The Cincinnati Academy of Music was destroyed by
fire on Thursday night. The loss IS twenty thousand
dollars.
Tho gambling dens In New Orleans have been ordered
closed by the Mayor
General Sherman was in Boston yesterday, and was
enthusiastically received
The Cabinet Rupture-ConErsss and the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Danger % ths
Country. t
Doolit,le and Dixon have bcen making some
noise in the world. They are two conservative
| republican Senators, who, earnestly adhering
to the Union policy Of Andrew johnson, have
been particularly active and instrumental in
getting up the call for tho Independent National
johnson Union Convention, which ID to meet
in Philadelphia on the l4th Of August. In this
connection Il seems that Senator Doolitue sp-
| piled the test to Mr. Postmaster General Denni-
SON which has revealed him in his true oolors,
and which promises at least partial recon-
ssruction OF the Cabinet The test was the on
dorsement Of this Philadelphia Convention.
As Mr.. Welles, Of the Navy Department, in re-
ply to note from Mr.. Doolittle, has written .
long patriotic letter, fully endorsing the Presi-
dents policy and the said convention, and fatty
denounclng the radical policy of Congress as
unconstitutional and revolutionary, we inter
that note from Mr.. Doolittle on the same sub
ject was addressed to every other member Of
the Cabinet. We also conclude from the re-
ports that Messrs. Stanton, Harlan and Speed
arc TO follow in the wake Of Mr.. Dennson, that
they, too, have resolved to adhere to Congress,
spon the simple issue Of Congress or the Ad-
ministration.
Mr.. Secretary McCulloch, in his late speech
to q serenading party at Washington, had
already SO far defined his position in favor Of
the President as to bring down upon himself
the wrath OF "Old Thad Stevens" while Mr..
Seward, in his Fourth of July grateful, gra-
cious, facetious and romantic letter. to
the Sachems Of Tammany Hall, had prov ed
that K'ng Solomon made mistake
when he said "therc Is nothing new under the
SUM-" The chances Of The retention in the Cabi-
net Of Messrs. Seward, McCulloch and Welles
are very good. II they desired, however, to give
the President perfectly fair field for thorough
going reorganization, they would follow the
example of Martin Van Buren,, as General
Jackson's Secretary Of State, by handing In
their designations. In the course that they
have pursued they restrict the President, after
all, to a sort Of halfway reorganization.
The radical caucus Of Congress, meantime,
getting wind Of Doolittle's manipulations Of
the Cabinet, rallied TO the nght as promptly as
the Austrians in The Qusdrllateral. They re-
solved, on motion Of their old fighting chief
Of either House renegade who should support
this Philadelphia Conservative Convention, and
thus the issue between Congress and the Presi-
dent was made a. clear as the old Cabinet quar-
rel between Calhoun and Jackson. Il may be